... BIRTHS. ArTsNsoN.-O the 20th inst., at Hollingrood Parsoonage, Man- chester, the Heon. Mrs. T. A. Atkinson, of a son. D BICTTIE.-Ofl the 20th inst., the wife Of the 11ev. Her Rette MiA,, Chaplain and Head Master of the London Orphan Asylum, Clapton, of a daughter. BozLETT.-On the 13th inst., at Score, Ilfracorbe. the wife of Dr. Borrett, of a daughter. URnoowaVES-On the 21st inst., at 23, ...

... -J.tUy - -IUILy. n n eBIRTH d On Wednesday, the 16th of May, Mrs. James Peet,Brar e of a daughter. a MARRIAGES. f On Tuesday, the 15th inst., at Beeston, near Nottinghsv by the Rev. T. J. Old rini, Edward, son of Mr. James Mlome., -rLondon-road, Derby, to Lucy, eldest daughter of Mir. Aee. r, Morril, of the former place. :O At Bentley, on the 17th of May, by the Rev. G. Howav4. n Mr. Joseph ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, D DEATHS. BIRTHS. OND.'-Msy 28, at Alburgh, Norfolk, the wife of Bnruabas BonEd ?? fa daughter. ?? 20, at Eat Socon, Beds. Mrs. .F G. Butler, DUNBAE.-Msy 22, at Courtlartd-terraee, Keudngton, the wife of 0. V. IL Dunbar.aq, o daughter. 71SHER.-May 21, at Ventuor, Isle of Wight, the wife of C. P. Fisher, Esq., of a son. Hariet-street, Lowndes.Squhe, the FTG ALD)-M t21,nes ...

... THE LATE REV. DR. REDFORD. The death of this eminent minister occurred at d Edgbaaton, near Birngham, on Sunday last, after a long r and unusually active life devoted to the promotion of the Christian religion, and more especially to the interests of the independents. He was the only son of the Rev. Alex- anuder Redford, a Scotch presbyterian, who, coming to Eng- land, became an independent, ...

... DEATH OF JMLAVLBflT SMITEIL ANe (Globe) regret to announce that Mr. Albert Smith died at half-past eight o'clock on Wednesday morning, in consequence of a sudden and most severe attack of bron. chitis. Even amongst those to whom Mr. Albert Smith was only known as a public favourite there will be X very keen regret at the passing away from amongst us of one so often asso. ciated with pleasant ...

... MARRIAGES. On Saturday last, at the Parish Church, by the Rev. D. F. Chapman, Mfr. Robert Cookeon, carrier, of Blackburn, to Jane, fourth daughter of Mr. Perkin lIinde, of Dar- On Saturday lest, at the Parish Church, Mr. Walter Weston to Miss Ann East.l On Sunday last, at the Parish Church, Mr. George Ward to Miss Betsy Peacock, Mr. William Waid, to Miss Rose Dilworth, Mr. Bernard Lynch to ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, ar Our Readers are requested to observe that notices of marriages and deaths are inserted Fratuitously, wvhen authenticated by the name and address of the sender. Anything beond a simple notice is charged for as an advertisement. 'or the insertion of notices of births a charge of five shillings each is made. BIRTHS. EASTMAN-01 the 24th hist., at Eastern-parade, ...

... 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, ...

... -i 0- A ?? AT n,,M .tarmw ' . vi.AXU van d.lk, -d1V.D&LJ . easL SA., It is with deep regret that we announce the death of Mr. Albert Smith. This popular author appeared as usual in his entertainment at the Egyptian-hall on Satur- day morning last. Ho afterwards had a sudden and severe attack of bronchitis which prevented his re-appear- ance on Tuesday, as announoed, and terminatedfatally at ...

... DEATH OF ALBERT SMITH. It in with regret that we announce the death of Mr. U.trrt Smith. This popular author appeared as usual in ?? an the Egyptian Hall on Monday evening. ie afterwards had a sudden and severe attack of bronchitis Ibrlli prevented his re-appearance on Tnesday, as au- eaurued, and terminated fatally at his residence, North fd Lodge, Fulham, at eight o'clock yesterday morning. ...

... BRITHS. Asny.-Oss the lath inst., at oramsey, Middleecxs the wife of j* T. bibdy, Esq., LL.1D., of a eon. BOILEAU.-On the 19th, inst., at Heath-cottage, Inverness, the- anti wieuofea M~ajr T ?? oila H.M.'s 2d Rtegiment of Blengal the ADY.-Oi the20thinst., at Busekland Newton, Dorset,th te wife of the Rev. Iferbert Candy, of a son5. CAacaINOTorsN.-Onl the i8th inst., at Great Missenden Abbey, ...