... Perhaps no more striking indication of the progress of art in this oountry, and of the increasing cultivation of a taste for it, oould be found than in the oontrast whioh edifices devoted to religious purposes erected at the present day present to those of the last and the beginning of the present oentury. Then, it would seem, people not only advocated and insisted upon the simplest forms of ...

... Early Saturday morning, > man named Willi.- Foster apparently about year, age, residing r*rr. trade * oollier, but who for some time psot followed the oocupation making fishing nets. by Sergeant Rowland, of St. wife murder hie wire, Allen Foster, at Parr. It appears that tbe prl- ' Wh ° h ave children, r7 amlo ...

... BIRTHS : AuaD-At 10 Dluke Street, Edlnburgh,.ona the 10th inst., Mrsi John Auld, of a son. MAOLESOD-At Adelaide Place, Glasgow, on the 15th inst., the wife of the Rev. Dr Norman Maclead, of a son. RENTON-On the 18th inst., at Muswtiel Hill, near London, the wife of J. E. Renton, ]lsq., of a daughter. CaArnc-At 17 Great Stuart ,Street, on the 18th inst., hMrs Clark, of a daughter. FAYN-At ...

... BIRTHS. Mfay 20, at Oxford, the wife of the Rev. Walter Wae. dington Shirley, of a daughter. June 5, at Canterbury, the wvife of John Honery, Esq. (formerly of Oxford), of a daughter. MARRIED. June 1, in the house of 11.13 A's Ambassador at Paris, by legal consent, counter-signledl by the Secretary If State for Foreign Affairs, Willians Saunders, Esq.o ot Magdaler Hall, Oxford, formnerly of ...

... BIRTHS. June IO, the wife of Matthew Heffernan, Esq, Moottown connay Meath, of a son-and-beir. June 1, at London, the vifo of Thomas Moyer, Esq, of a donughter. June 14, In Dunmore, the wife of Stephen J. MDonagh, t Esq, of .a daughtor. a MARRIAGES. s June 20, at Monkstown Church, by the Rev. W. J. lHobson, 1, Thimns L. Bcnnett, 13sq, to Annie, daughter of the late Wm. e Tb omas, EBq, of this ...

... at Waterloo. *l »7«r's r.jkilf ('.irst ia the mouth fri»e). llcyal Ir.ititu.tion ilust unt, - Open dally (flri- iliird \loud.»y the frue). Varviiszi Gallery Ana'oajy, t'aradiao-'Jtruet, Z;>oloi{ical Garden*, West Derby-road Blontfln. Lon 'on, Clay tou-stiuare Concert every evening. -N»-w Draiua Bawn. v ( 1 KaifaeJe, the Score'; ...

... ?? ,if of . I ks Latelyr ir RelnWya llna, RadLaId-road, ils wfffr of Mr. Pi isr Dneer, aL son.- iwy '2.etthe wftc of ni-. Henry -Tmwell, Stowe C't.roDa son. |-r MAry 9Dr25 i.q-lef ctrteh2b vs4 of -l1r. P1 Normrasua son. uel I- Dlay 25. a, k b Iffhi li, fec0Mr. WillkAmn btone; a son. 0, 0- IlMay 2a, lre Rwife of Mr. Jeolw Belsmes, Bridge Tate, a 4S3& doaughter-. 25, at Fecasoy, county Cerktfie ...

... BIRTHS. STEPHENsox-At 17 George Street, on the 3d inst., Mrs John Stephenson, of a son. GARDNER-At 23 Downie Place, on the 2d inst., Mrs James Gardner, of a son. CRAWFOnD-At 1 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, on the 2d inst., the wife of Colonel R. F. Crawford, Royal Artillery, of a son. WnODDLL-At 1 Sylvan Place, on the 1st inst., Mrs Weddell, of a daughter. TuOMsoN-At 11 Davie Street, Edinburgh, ...

... BIRTHS, At 22 Arlington Street, Woodlands Road, on the 1Ctb inst., Mrs. Alexander Sinclair; a Son. At Hillhead, on the 11ith instant, Mrs. W. K, Paterson;- a daugbter. At 29 Buocleuch Street, on the 15th inmtgnt, Mrs. Robert R. Anderson; a daughter. At Viewfield Place, Hamilton, on the 15bh instant, Mrs. J ames Struthers; a son. At 1f Wilson Street, Hillhead, on the 14th instant, Mrs. Robert H ...

... 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- ...

... * 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 ...

... 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 ...