... BjRTH$,, ARRIAGE98, AND DEATHS. stt~~BITHS.B@ BM J3A3NAB1)Noreqlbe? 9, at HoUM Bedfornlhire, tbc wife of T. Barnard, Jaqgh.er a wife of W. Bette, Xs.. of a SoI. BUtRTON..-Norel~b2 22, a Natbcth, the wife of t S. Burton, Esq.o sn GOULWtNG.-iove'%bnW 24 at Trnt b Uatol, the wife of Mr. ?? Gonlding, of a daughter. WtUT.-Novemzber2,at SL Peter'esetteret, nrbur, the Wla of Mr. Hf. Hart, of a son. ...

... BIRT HS, MARRIAGES, AiND DEATHS. BIRTH&. COLVIlf-October 2, at Plahobury, Haert, the wife of B, B. Colvin, Esq., of a daughter. DOE.-September , at Camnbrldge-terraee, Hastings, the wife of J. D Doe, Eeq., of o daughter. POPElt.-September 80, at Hearony-street, Edinburgh, the wife of ~r, W. Hiope, of a daughter. JOYN~SON.-Septemaber 50, at St. Mary's Cray, Eent, the wife of E. H. Jfoynso'n, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAVTS, BIRTHS. BRAN4DER.-Vovember 7, at Thomuas-street, Horeelydown, the wife of E. V. Brander, REq., of a daughter. COBDEN.-November 6, at Midhurst, Sussex, the wife of IL Cobden, Esq., M.P., of a daughter. GRANT.-Novembor 7, at Gosport, the wife of T. G. Grant, Req., of a son. HARDY.-Novernber 5, at Hornsey-rise, the wife of G. Hardy, Rsq., of a daughter. HAIRRISON. ...

... kvlt.~&aiiltprrwestbpu' etik, the wife Of R. 0. MIcher, XaOf a datiht ! GILBEMT.-May 28- at Bdv-rple, Cro6adon-o xmon, the b - ,atied >,;$;arkOoy;doi the idfe ol MIF. a. t' 2^ , ; , .*e~~~vdilo, I ?? mwt 310yayA gse Of (4e*ln ,ETTLU!HG .-May 2f &Mrii'evite of Mr. ?F. . ~ffIWE~t. ji~ ...

... i BIRTHS, 3 AIRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 1 I I BIRTHS. EARXFRlP-APril 1, at Sandownei tcrace, Chestor, the wife oi F. HI. Barker, Esq., of a 8401. tofHW.Bke BLAKE.-Aprii4, ?? the NiYcof If. Blee, &q.tAoDaLso. Ahl t fenton Ittotry, Huritlngdowlhire, thso B R A De of the rev 2,. 1 r d e , ofa1n F O W L l t . ~ p r i S a t O r o k l i a f l - ~ d , e a r B o w b r y , t h e w i f e il A F O ~ ). ~ ~ ri ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF EGLINTON, K.T. i It is with deep regret that we announce the death of the Xarl of Egliaton. He died yesterday morning atlr Whyte Melville's seat, St. Andrews, Fifeshire. It appear%, fro-n information received by our informant from en l authentic source, that the late earl was engaged during the afternoon of Tuesday last in playing at golf, and was 5 apparently in robust ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABDY.-September o, at Welwyn, Herts, the wife of 3. T. Abdy, Es,, of a daughter. AVEb'Y.- Stemnei 5, at Bedford louse School, the Oval, Brixton, Mrs. It. Avery, of a son. CAYLEY.-8eptember 6, at Dean's-yard, Waestminster, the wife of 0. J. Cayley, Esa, of a son. DUMMETT.-Septemher 4, at Porchester-terrace, the wife of J. Dummett, of a Bon. JEBB.-September ...

... THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT.x The solemn ceremonial which turned all eves ti to Windsor Castle and St. George's Chapel hi yesterday morning wars carried out strictlyf according to the programme which had pre- X viously been published. In all the forms that hi were observed, the funeral was, in as far as hi the funeral of so illustrious a pereonage as at the late Prince Consort could ...

... BIRTES, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. CIARK.-December 20, the wife of b. Le (G. Clark, Esq., of St. Thomas's-strect, Southwark, of ason. CRASTBR.-December 17, at Lesbury House, Northumberland, the vife of J. Craster, Esq., ot a daughter. D11CROW.-Desember 17, at Hausan-street Dublin. the wife of P. Ducrow, Req., of a son. ?? 19, at Oxford-square, the wife of J. H, Enthoven, Esq., of a ...

... * 01) J@liit rc ttr. Coua3T CAMILLO C(AVOUPIe the great Italian statesman (whose death we have recorded in our foreign news, .and to whose memory a special article is consecrated elsewhere), was born at Turin on the ?? of AuguSt, 1810, and consequently had not completed his 51st year. e was the second son of the late Marquis Ca.vour, a representative of 'O0u of the most ancient and ...

... @btutary. Dr. WITLWii BAVY, M.D., F.R.S. (whose melancholy death on the South-Western Railway, on Monday evening, we have described else- where), was a gentleman of the highest professional attainments. He was principal physician to her Majesty, Fellow of the Royal Ccl- lege of Physicians, Physician to Milibank Prison, and Lecturer on Forensic Medicine at St Bartholomew's Hospital, and Follow ...

... Obituary of Distinguished 1ersons. DEATH OF LORD AnBINGER.-We have to record the unexpected demise of Lord Abinger, brother-in-law of the late Lord Chancellor Campbell. This melancholy event took place on Monday, ?? Hall, the family seat, near Dorking, Surrey. The late Right Hem. Robert Campbell Scarliti, Baron Abinger, of Abinger in thecounty of Surrey, and of the city of Norwich, in the ...