... ON ?? 11. So.s-Sept. 0, nt The Grovee, Manehullne, Ayrshire, the wife of Captain Wallace Adair, 5.th fusilieru-.-Sept. 9, .at Ahlerehot camlp, the wife of D. B,,ry Elq., surgeon, miili- tary train.-Sept. 1, at Collstantinople, the wife of Lieu- telatnt Clisholme, R.N.-Sept. 12th, at Stauley St. Leol nard's, Gloucestershire. the wife of the Rev. Vaughan S. Fox.-Sept. 12th, at ltaidcnhcad, the ...

... BIRTHS. SONS.-July 11, at Sandford-ho use, Higlelsury New-park, the wife of John Harding, Esq., F.R.C.S.-July 14, the wife of James Lane, Esq., ?? 5th, at Pottesgrove rectory, the wife of the Rev. E. Norman Coles, rector of Battlesden-with-Potteserovc, Beds.-Jnly 12th, at Trinity paraonage, Gainahoroughl 'the wvife of the Rev. UW. ?? 10, at Carmerthen, tle w)-ife of the Rev. Latimler M~aurice ...

... I DEATH OF THE KING OF FORPUGAL, _ We regret to learn that the King of Portugal died on the 12th inst His majesty had contracted an ague and typbus fever from a visit to the Alerntejo ?? the first austumnnal rains, and after a few days' illness has yielded to the attack. Many cir- cunmstances cunnectvd with the life of the youthful soverein thus cut off in his 25th year - notably the n'ntherlv ...

... FREDERICK WILLIAm IV.: HlIS DEATH. Frederick William IV. is dead; and at his death new hopes are ?? for the free future of Prussia, He leave3 Prussia as his father, the old Herr, left her. When the fourth Frederick William came to the throne, he wag balled as the accomplished scholar, artist, and wit. His father had been respected-but he, the crown prince, who had been nurtured in the stormy ...

... BIRTHS. So0s.-lJuteGth, at Belton, EsitLothalan, the wife of Canr tain Hont--June 6, at Springfield, Eceex, the wife of W. J. Locar, Esq.. Captain WeAt Essex ?? G.h, at Hale vicarage, Taunton, the wife of the Rev. P T Nyford Mills.--Jnee i, at Hinton lodge, Hurst, the wife of Men- teent G. V. Gregozle, R N.--Jane 2, the wife of Mr. J. Aehdown, of i, Singleton.etreet, Hoxton.--Jane 4 at Ad- ...

... BIRTHS. SONS.-August 8, at Southgate, the wife of Sir Joh Law- rence.-Aug. 7th, at Pertfi, Scotlanld, the wife of Major Walter Sherwill, Bengal army-Aug. v, at Iftleet rec- torY, Surrey, the wife of tbe Rev. NewytOn Spicer.-Aug9. 0, at Belmont-house, REat Bothly, Suesexe, the wife of H. Clements, Esq., late Captains 18th light drageoon ?? 8, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Bathson, Meeter of St. ...

... DEATH OF CAVOUR. A telegram, received on Thursday, announced the sad news of the death of Count Cavour,at seven o'clock on that morning. The news was the more Unexpected, beeause previous telegrais had announced that the disease of which he died had taken a favourabie turn. The Following news has since reached us by telegram. Tunia, Thursday Evening. The wholA oity has been thrown Into deep ...

... | THE PUBLIC FUNERAL OF MR. BRAIDWOOD. THE PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS. The funeral of the late Mr. Braidwood took place yesterday, under circumstances which fully be- tokened the great estimation in which his public services and private character. were held by the various authorities1 and the inhlabitagts of London generaLly. It appears that on Thursday, a committee of gen- tlemen from the ...

... THE FU[NERAL. The following is the official programme of the ceremonial to be observed at the funeral of the Prince Consort:- On the morning of Monday, December 23, 1861, the remains of his late royal highness will be re. moved from Windsor castle for interment In the royal vault, in St. George's chapel, in the following order, shortly before twelve o'clock. A guard of honour of the grenadler ...

... RIRfH9. Soss.-May 11, at LeeB.0jurt, Favereham, the Heon. Mr. Mllles.-May 9, at 8, Great Cumtnberland etreet, the ERon. Mirs. Frederick Chieheter.-M.a 9, in Dublin, the Elul. Sire. Farrell, 7ire of J. A Farrell, SEq _-May 7, at 8nalth viearage, Yarkehixe, the wife of Captain Eadon, 5rd West Yor k ?? 8, at Weynonth, the wife of Charles L. Oliver. Ieq., let Madrase fuei~llere, -March 2thta, ct ...

... BIRiTIIS. Sm'iOS.-ept. 1t1t, at (ilen Wia Avest-end, near South- aniptole the ssf 100loflill Weeks0, hEuj., ECunu11(uatilcr.. anid 0. Service. Sept. it), at St. 4 amojs'~s p07.3111151, Rate~iil, thle sife of th Iev 11ev.HerY Saffler. ;opt. i at Bath, tII wii of ki ptain Aedrew' ltahertsolu-S-pt. 15th, at L imerick, the wife of 11 ajor b~ees, Ajuotauit 1701 depot 1 ,tattiosl-Scpt. 21, ;at thle ...

... D IE AL T H OF Tim DUCHESS oF KENT0 We regret to announce the death of her royal high- ness the Duchess of Kent. Her royal highness had been unwell during the greater portion of the Week, cancer having miade a fatal progress. On Tuesday last, in [comsequence of the unfavonrable accounts from Frognore, the Queen and prince consort msde A visit to Frogmore, and the Princess Alice visited her ...