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... BIRTHS. May 4, at Donaghadec, the wife of E. F. Leslie. Esq., of a son. Anril 30, at Lennamore, Gortin, the wife of the Rev. N. Slephens, of a son. May 2, at Logacurry Mills, Mrs. Robert Morrow, of a daughter. Maly 3, at Rokeby, Soutbbill Avenue, Blackrock, the wife of the Rev. B. I:B Blacker, of a son. MARRIAGES. May 8, in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Kells- seater, by the Rev. Josias A. ...
... DEATHS. May 23, at Strabane, the wife of lI. B. Thornhill, Esq., Sub-Inspector. of a daughter. May 23, at the Rectory, Shobdon, Herefordshire, the wife of the Eon. and Rev. A. A. B. l1anbury, of a daughter. May 24, at 42, Rutland Gate, the lion. Mrs. P. Peel, of a daughtor. May 23, at Brougham House, Seacoinbe, Cheshire, the wife of J. S. Charires, Esq., AM., M.D., Staff Assistant- Surgeon, ...
... BIRTHS. May 24, at 12, Wellington Place, the wifo of C. D. Pardon, Esq., M.D., of a daughter. May 24, at Roundhill Cottage, Mountpottingor, Miff. 'Wm. Collins, of a son. At 6, Upper Pembroke Streot, Dublin, the wifo of A. R. Kirkpatrick, Esq., of Dunacomnper, Celbriige, of a son. At 32, Upper Pembroke Streot, Dublin, the wife of [i, P. Jellett, Rsq., of a son. May 21, at 2, Harriet Street, ...
... BIRTHS. May 12, at Hollybrook, Lady Erskine, of Cambo, of a son. May 1, at Lsamington, the wifo of Capt. Thursby, late 1st Royals, of a Ron. MARRIAGES. May 16, at Ballymeaarrett Parish Church, by the Rev. Wm. MIlwaine, AM. _William F. C. S., youngest son of the late Thomas Charles Stewart Corry, Resq . M. P., Rock- corry Castle, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. James Tcdford, Belleville. . May ...
... BIRTHS. May 21, at Raymond Cottage, Toome, the wife of Lieut.- Colonel Harvey, of a daughter. May 19, at 28, Herbert Place, Dublin, the wife of James MDonnell, Esq., of a daughter. May 17, at Glenarm, the wife of Mr. Charles M'Cay, Antrim Arms Hotel, of a son. May 20, at Beaulien, County Louth, the wife of R. T. Montgomery, Esq., of a son. May 18, at Cheltenbam, the wife of Major C. Edwards, ...
... REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MIARRIAG SS. WE noticed yesterday some of the points in which the two Bills on this subject differ and agree. There is one clause, however, common to the two measures, of which medical men complain, and we think justly. It is a clause which requires any medical man who may have been in attendance upon a deceased person to give notice of the death to the ...