... 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 ...

... Death of MIr. Bruce Nlorton. The Theatrical Profession has lost many of its most brigfiant members within a comparatively short time. We regret to announce the death of Mr Bruce Norton, a gentleman so favourably knowa to many of our readers, which took place on Monday, the 25th nlt. He was only forty-three years of age, and yet he had followed his Profession as an Actor for twenty-eight years. ...

... Obituary of Distinguished Persons. DEATH OF GENaERA SIR EDWARD BOWATEB, K.C.B.-Tbe Colonelcy of the 49th Foot has become vacant by the demise of the above gallant General, intelligence of whhose death was received at Buckingham Palace, on Sunday morning, by telegraph. Sir Edward died at Cannes at six o'clock on Saturday evening. The gallant officer, as Groom in Waiting to the Queen, was ...

... Death of the Marlor oEglinton, K.T. ?? _m- _- . . a telegram was received yesterday (Friday) afternoon from Scot- land, announcing the melancholy fact of the death of the Earl of Eglinton, The noble Earl died on Friday morning at Mr. White Melville's seat, St. Andrew's, Fifeshire. The Earl of Eglinton Was engaged during the afternoon of Tuesday last in playing golf, apparently in robust health ...

... 3 BIRTHS. ANSiLL.-OOn the 4th inst., at 15, Chester-terrace, Eaton, 3 the wife~of Captain A. E-!: !A)bell, 4th (the Itocg's Regiment, ef a daughter. & ACeo W.-Onthe 3dinst, at Kingse ere; Wood ends, UaaRsae, 'witeof the Rev. George Cardew, of a son. f' CAaE-W-At 9, Netting-hulI-terrace, the wife of Lseutcr.arli ?? Catew, H.t.'s Indian Navy, of a daughter. p D s .-0 the 10th inst., at Chelsea, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AD ')DEATHS. BIRTHS. AAot. -August 27, at DBraesi House, Upper Norwood, the wife of X. Aal, E., of aeson. ALISOPP.-Auguat 26, at Hindlip HAll, near Worcester, the wife of H. Allsepp, REq., of a eon. AY£ZSFORD.-Auguat 2d at the Bury, near Lamington, the Countess of Aylesford, oR a eon. CANNING.-August 26, at Abbey-wood, the wife of S. Canning, Esq. .of edaughter. CLOM -August ...

... BITHS, XARRIAGES, A4M DEATHS. BrRTR& BKACgET.-Sember 8 a Vo uae-teme, Kenengton, the wife of theb ev. 11.Blacket, of a daghter. BRADB.--e hners at Lewesreet, Brlghton the we *Io£W.Ktedlih ltq oflson.- - DAVIOf S.Naptm bei t; at WAgmorestret lhe wife of Mr. W. G. Davies, of a dauhter. DR BAIS-,temberS at )lngord Bectory, Bicster Oxon, I h 1 9 Of S laot, danotar,. JgliStp emm er Wat 9, Ift'k , ...

... MBMTS, MR ES, AD DRAT1. BIRTHS. AINGE.L-Decomber lt. at the Priory, St Bees, CumberiLudi the wile of the Rev. Dr. Ainger, of a am. ALLEN.-December 17, at Bruwiiwick-'ll, Hill-road, ft. John's- wood, the wife of 0. Allen, Esq., of a on. CARRY.-Deember 17, *t Nortbi -et, Bath, the wife of Mr. Ft J. CareyOf a on.h COWIX-De1em 9er. at Bridgeroad, ndthly- the wife oS H. Cowie Feq of. ad-ebter. ...

... DEATH OF' 4 CONTEMPORARY OF BURNS. Walter Glover, known as the carrier between Dumfries and Edinburgh, in the tinie of Bums, died on C Sunday last, at Ferneyside, in his native pariah of Liber- ton-an eztrsordinary example of Ion ovit being in his IO4th ear, baving been born on the ICh July, 1768 Of late there have been recorded the deaths of persons of ; from seventy to fourscore yeas who ...

... DEATH BY POISONING. On Tuesday evening, Mr. Bedford. held an inquest on the premises of Mr. Reilly, the gunmanufacturer, No. 815, Oxford-street, as to the death of Mfr. John Baker, aged thirty-nine years, who died from the effects of poison on Friday week. The body having been identified, and it having been stated that the deceased was confidential man and manager of the business at the above ...

... BIRTHS. - no AiFORD.-On the 2d inst., at Weston-super-Mare, tine r-fe af ir, me Richard Alford, surgeon, of a daughter. ANDERsoN.-On the 26th ult., at Kew, the wife of Dr. i . Anderb ree eon, E.M.'s Bengal Army, of a daughter. DouotAs.-On the 2d inst., at West-hill, WanIsT-Ostl, the Vi14 of loenry Douglas, Esq., of a daoghter. he DuNNE.-On the Ist inst., at Bircher-hall, in the outvv of Hfue, ...

... Obtunarmc THE REv. S. Wix, M.A., the oldest clergyman in London, died last week, in his ninety-first year. He was vicar of St Bartholomew- the-Less, Smithfield, and rector of Inworth, near Kelvedon. He was the author of a very remarkable work, published in 1819, R eflections concerning the Expediency of a Council of the Church of England and the Church of Rome being holden with a view to ...