... DeATH op THn n jM We linva to Ou 0 the de b s lanabocy ?? primate ipk as qnartraof~0 r 0oioak yesterday morning, 9 ?? ber sevdera ?? pastpe ad bteen g=to *tt yer of ehebn Be, oA M oto~i Vo- the sligderrt hoer of ?? tnt i Wasbolterndho oat Whis e dthroap ?? ca he eldet so ho the Rev Rbe~rL 4tr snX °' Go geilorh and hes prosto Dr. 6Jon 8un t r°er olet mquenely, at tlhe time of hi, pt fn4 f ...

... BIRTHS,, DEATHS, AN D DIAIRIArtGES I EN4GLANlD. 'isae hti The annual report for the yeer 186)t the trit , tt agzgregate nunmber of naimes eetilledl in the rgltb' of England and Wales in thet year b-t 10tct oD number in 1859; but the deerml S Itit its l I gret, for it arose chiefly frorn the , t Tlse fitbt r was comparatively low in IqN he debe. 'r 18,000 lees than they had I.en in theevhtts ...

... T1E 1UARRI&GE OF THE PRINCESS ALICE I 'WITH PRINCE LOUIS OF IIESSM FFrom.the Cow't Caclr.] The marriage of her Royal ighness Princess Alle with Prince Louis of Hesse took place on Tuesday privately at Osborne, the ceremony beirg performed by the Arch- biehop of Yolk, in the unavoidable absence of the Arch- bishop ef Canterbury. - Her Mpjeoty the Queen, suffering under her recent severe ...

... - DEATH 0F MEv IDS MnewLsy Mr. Knowies, who died on, Sminday, at Torquay, was:' born in Cork in the year 1781, being the eldest son of, Mr:. ames Knowles, the author of a Dictionary of the English Language, and a, marx of: eminence both for talent and learning. HE received the name of Sheridan in consequence of his connexion with. the family which' has. been renderedl illustrious _cy the ...

... QF LORD CANN1ING. Dr& ce lhe death of Lord C:nning bwe tcsn lOS the o fe kav° e raurGeneralofIndia. The eventhap -viceroy Aurueda Gcarmorning. His lordsh:ip (expired at a d On 5 ay at bis residence in Grosvenor- e ntrecf his return from Irdia, about two s~t're Evo rd Canning has ufrered from the obange at the early stege of his illness it was ot ClIm- ad oara wonld sicon restore his impaired ...

... A WoJmi(JEEUL OLD MAct. Duke Psequier, ex-chancellor of France, hae died in Paris at the wonderful age of ninety-six. He bad been kept alive for many months by extraordinary artificial meaws. Although up to almost the laat hour of his ex- istence his intellect was as clear and vigorous as when be presided in the House of Peers to try Louis Napoleon for his invasior of Boulogne, the phy sical ...

... 3PUMEA; OF IEI -ATE -saRHBISHO r OP -- - - , CANT2V1UfClY.' I ?? The funeral o6 theW iost Rev. Dr. Smumer, late Arch- bishop of Canterb ry, to.k plioe fin Friday it the charoh in the pirlek Of ,Addlngten, e Croydon. I The mourning -proeion-onisd of ?? of London, the BiihopoS Winchesler '(the late arhabbiehop' brother), the Bishopof Oxford, Dr. Alfordean of Can- terbury, the Lord Advocate Ca ...