... MhCELNEOIUS. DEATH OF THE Rav. T. F. FOORD-BoWvEs, D.D., CHAPLAIN IN ORDINART TO THE QussesN.-This venerable clergyman expired at Folkestone, on the 29th of September. at the advanced age of 8i. Dr. Foord-Bowes was educated at St. John's College, Cambridge, and obtained his dengree of B.A. in 1800, and of B.D. and D.D. in 1803. In 1802 he was appointed to the Rectory of Cowlam, Yorkshire, ...

... 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 ...

... BIRTHS. Oct. 13, at the Vicarage, Shipton-under-Wychwood, the wife of the Rev. W. L. D. Carter, of a daughter. Oct. 23, at the Vicarage, Burton Abbots, the wife of the Rev. William Dry, of a daughter. Oct. 24, at Camberwell, Surrey, the wife of Mr. P. S. Parkin, of a daughter. Oct. 18, at Woodstock, the wife of Mr. Henry Collett,, draper, of a daughter. Oct. 11, at Brackley, the wife of Mr. ...

... FOOT RACE BETWEEN JACKSON AND The contest between W. Jack on, the American Deer, and Deerfcot, the North American lied Indian, over a distance of four mile*, for a stake of £50, came off yesterday afternoon, at Old 8.-ompton. the word Off, they bounded away at a good pace, D.urfeot with a flight load, which he maintained till the finish of the third lap, when Jackson put on a terrific spurt, ...

... BIRTHS. SCOTT-At 17 St James's Place, London, on the let inst., the lady of Mr Scott of Gala, of a son. PATERSON-At 42 York Place, on tih e 2l inst., Mrs Alex. Paterson, of twins-a sea ant daughter. MeItCHELe-At 11 Laurioton Street, on the 1s t Inst., * Mts John Mitehel], of a daughter. LoNc-At 212 Canongato, on the let inst., Mrs John Long, of a daughter. CIIAL.Nurits-At 98 WVest Street, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 7-1b b i~lUPIib. October 25, at the Abbey, Celbridge, the wife of C. Lang- dale, Esq, of a son. October 27, at 6, North Frederick-street, Mrs. C. R. Wit- hlems, of a son. October 25, in this city, Mrs. Andrew Corlsh, of a daughter. boeptembei 9, at Barielly, ladle, the wife of P. Dwyer, Esq, balf-pay 88th Connaught lRangers, of a daughter. At iloisitown, Cloawel, the wife of Jolh Prendergast, ...

... WS DEATH OF SIR JAMES GRAHAM. ch nr Sir J. Graham died at Netherby, on Friday, shortly C, l before noon. For the last 18 months he had beeti suffer- vn he ing from attacks of acute pain in the heart on the least Ri extra mental or physicala exertion. On Thursday week, ar at having dined with his family as usual on the previous vC ed day, he was seized with pain of more than usual severity sP ...

... BENTLEY-On( Oct. 2nd, at Eslhld House, Woodleeford, the wife of Henry Bentley, Esq., of a daughter. D 11048 Iflarriare%. Ararsoit-lVf NcN.--On the let inff, at the Abbey church, Selby, by the Rev. Mr. Greaves, Mr. Win. AllIson, bank manager, to Miss Eilm Mann, both of that place. CAsnDeXNwn-SKe.-O1 the 2nd inst., at St. Mery'e church, Barnsle, by the Rev. H. B. Alder, Thoems Watson CGdman, Esc ...

... DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. SIR JAMES GRAHAM, BART., M.P. Our readers will learn with surprise and regret of the sudden death of Sir James Graham, Bart., M.P. for Carlisle. The mournful event occurred yesterday at Netberby Hall, the family seat in Cumberland. The tele- gram announcing the sad intelligence was received in London by Major Graham, brother of the lamented Sir James, late in the ...

... BIATELS 'At Quarry Street, l1amlttob,: on the 21st instant,'Mra. Bobert ELay; a son. - At.1:10 Cumberland Street, on the20tlb Inat, Mre. David Hnarrowwer. a son. At 32:Adelpbi Str'et, 6d'th 20th instat, `d4W. c.U Rendersow; s~dangbtor. ' At Brighton,'onthe 20th instant, the wife of OlaptiiJ. -Kincaid Smithb of Polmont House, Stlrlingshbri, ea daughtlo.:: At Maulor Stepsj Stirling, onthe. ...