... 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 ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 22nd Nst., at the Catholic Chereh, Chipping, by the Right Rev. Dr. Roskell, bishop of Nottingham. assisted by tha Very Rev. Monscigneur Searl, Canomn of Westminster, ?? Rev. Canon Primer, the Revs. F. Cooper, F. lfton, &c., Mr. Joseph Brown, eldest son of Matthew Brown, Esq., of thiz town, to Agnes, daughter of W. Hilton, Es., of Clifton Parkt Birkenhead also, at. the same ...

... .tMr All 11arriages sent from a dstjeane, enumt bs atuthenrieeod boy the L eiizantture of one of our Agents, or ily that of a knownit cerres- ponalteot. Asricseeoeorentos of Births at-e subject to a ehortle of o r s. 6d. earS, arie meet be prioperty serhif)stiosaet. SOn thec 21st inst., at Allarroford House, Durham, the- wife~ of Mr ANNANDALE TOWN, of a daughter. C 12142 't Onl the 21st inst., ...

... BIRTH. On the 30th July, at Ashborne Vicarage, Derbyshire, the wife of the Rev. John Rd. Errington, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday. the 30th July, at St. Peter's Church, Eaton- square, by the Rev. George Slade, brother to the bridegroom, William Hicks, son of the late Sir John Slade, Bart., to Cecilia Louisa, daughter of the late Sir Charles Des Voeux, Bart:, and niece to the Marquis of ...

... 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. ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the West Derby Board of Guardians was held yesterday, in the board* room of the workhouse, Mill-lane. Mr. Heyes presided, and the following other gentlemen were also present:—Messrs. Shaw, Smith, Abrahams, Ledger, M'Connel, Ware ham, Bol&haw, Richmond, Webster, Glo\er, Page, Roscoe, Hough, Wit ham, Garratt. Cheques for out-door relief were granted as follows: —Mr. ...

... Thk late Inspector Commelin.—The following donations on behalf of the widow and family of the late Inspector Oommelln have been handed to Major Grelg Mr. Raffles, stipendiary magistrate, £2 ; Mr. James Thomson, brewer, £1; Mr. Cobb, solicitor, £1. The Tower of Wallasey Water Works.— This evening the tower the new water works will be lighted up with Illuminated devtees the outside aad about ...

... BIRTHS. BRYANT.-On the 29th nilt, at , Upper Avenue-road, Regent's-park. the wife of James Bryant, Esq., of a daughter. DAVIES.-On the 28th nIt,, at 33. Ladgate street, St. Paul's, the wife of John Davies, Esq, S.D. of a daughter. HEYWOOD.-On the 28th ult., at Malvern Villas, Hounslow. the wife of Mr. Frederick D. Heywood, of a daughter, stillborn. TAYLOB.-On the 27th ult., at Blackwall, the ...

... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF HUCKINGHIAM, K G. The Duke of Buckingha and Cheandos died on Monday night. after a short illness. The late Riehat d plantagenet Temple Nuelat Brydges Chandos 3renville, Duke and Marquis of ?? and Chandoe, Earl Temple of Stowe, and Viscount and Baron Cobhasm, of Kent, in the peerage of the Uuited Kingdom, and also Earl Ntutent in Ireland. and like. wise co-heir with the ...

... 5 - - DEATH OF THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM. Wo have to record the death of the Duke of Bucking- hoam and Chandos, who expired onl Mooiday night, after a e short illness, in the ti5th year of his ago. 0 The late Richard Planitageniet Temple Nugent Brydges Clhandos Grenville, Duke and M1arquis of Buektigligam nand nC Oabandos, Earl Tcmple of Stowe, and Viscount and Baron sI Cobliam, of Kent, in the ...

... DBATH OF LORD HEJ1BP&T. We much regret to announce to our readera the serious illness of Lord Herbert, W tha mentioned in a recent number, has' Which we fatall ?? fatally, and that his lordship died Yesterday, at te early age of fifty-we need scarcely add, Imauche loved and lamented, both in public and in - s' private Re had only returned a few days ago froni a oh stay in Germany, whither he ...

... The following is extracted from a letter from I Colonel Gowen at Sebastopol: '• Sebastopol, July 12. « * Hm getting on very slowly with tho ships. They are so rotten there is no portion of them strong enough 4 bear their own weight.* tear out their port?, cut holes through the sides below the orlop, through the plank, timbers, aud ceiling, and then pass chains through. They out up at once. ...