... BIRTHS. Mlarch 6, at Roby-plece, Kiegatown, Maggie, wife of Franeis Browne, Esq, I.N, commnuder of her MaJesty'a cutter Stag, of a daughttr. March a, in Waterferd, the wife of the Rev. Stewart G.ay, of a ison. March b, In Londonj Lady Elizabeth L. if. Carbyrlg-it, of a Doll. biarch 4, ?? Lodge, county Down, the wife of John Lablie, EEq., of a daughter, till born. . iUARlIliGES. Martch , in ...

... TIlE ROYAL , MARRIAGE. WINuDOB, TuSi~bDY EvENixGr.-The mairiagc of the Poiinca of Wales with the Princess.: Alex- andra of DEnimark took place to-day in St. George's Chapel, and it is acarcely necessary to say that thc cere- mony hashben markedby themostenthusiastlerejoicings. Royal and noble perso6sges poured into the town from an early hour in the morning, and those-who had places aesigned ...

... d BIRTflS. March 10, in Ely-place, the wile of Gaorge ?? Eil a eon. Mo March 10, In Lower Baggot street, tke wile oR of.l t Gamble, Esq, arrstler-at-law, of a daughter. s March 7, at Upper Grosovnor-streeL, London, Lily YB Poneslby, of a daughter. d FFe brrry 20, at Montreal, C.E , tlre wolf or h Lywsns, of a daughter. March 5, at Dover, the wife of Capt. Lrsim 5- l P ! of a daughter. Ma rh e, ...

... UhlitTIS. Macrch 11, at Al tiny House, MulhoStoWn, Lht wife Or Jthn E-. Wigitetn, lI q, of a aoli. Matlch 10, in Cirumel, the wife of Julia tile, iErq., S irtk, of a eanelattr. Olarci 9, at Cl1arlton, tile siif'oo Captaln Deana, Royal Rrine Artl ery. of a dl.ughter. March 9, at Abinglion, county Dablit, tile ivife of M.l- Jrr J. 0. C. Ftrrae, Retired Lit, Mladtnal Armey, of a douglh- ter. ...

... BIRTHS. March 25, at Victoria terrace, the wife of Thomas D. Yewrell, Esq, of a ion. March 27, at his residence, 47, Bolton-street, the wife of Peter Towers, Esq, of a daughter. March 24, at Rlverview, Ennistymon, co. Clara, the wife of W. Ryan, M.D., of a daughter. March 24, at Ronghgrove Houpu, near B3ndon, the wife of Thomas O'Grady, Esq, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. March 22, In Gaiway, ...

... DEATH OF MRS. MOYLAN, THE LATE LADY MAYORESS. It is vith extreme regret we have to-day to record the death of this much-eateemed lady, the wife of our late LordDMiyor. The melancholy occurrenoe took place en Saturday morning, after a long and painful illness, at Earcourt-street; and we have no doubt that the an- nouncereut. of the sod event will create a deep and sincers Eorrow in a moset ...

... MARRIAGES OF PRINCES OF WILES. CArom ?? Post.) The marriage of a Prince of Wales is more than an di event of a reign. It is an epoch in history. So rare is o1 the occusrence that during. the 579 years which have ra elopacd since Edward If. was born at Carnarvon in El 12~84, and created Prince of Wales, only five of the he DI eldcst Eons of English Sovereigns have as Princes of tj Wales entered ...

... March 24, at Do, Jamesoa-stroet, the wife of N. Sinnott, T.C., of a son. At Nwtwgrave, county Tipperary, the suite of Fredorlok Wililngten, Esq. of a son AtArArmere, co-uty Waterford, thes wift of it, Roberts, Leg, of a son. March 22, at Burton Hali, Stillorgan, the wife of Henry ftlueiess, LEq, of a son. January 20, at Now Aeastminotar, British Colombia, the life of Colonel Moody, ...

... THE ROYAL MARIAGE. TlHE ILLUMINATIONSI Perhaps on no occision were the citizens of Dablia nore in earnest than they are about the coming festivities in honour of the marriage ot the Prince of Wales. One of the principal causes of this is owing to the great popularity which his Royal Highness acquired during his lengthened sojourn in this couetry in the autumn of 18Gl. From the time he landed ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF T IE PRIlNCED OF WALES (Fno-m tire .3rorraing Post.) Although various times have been fixed upon for the arrival of the royal yacht at Gravesend having en board the Princess Alexandra, her royal parents, and the other members of the family of Prince Christian, who are to accompany her Royal Highness to England. it is believed that eleven o'clock is the hour now de- cided upon. ...

... THE ROYAL.-VAEURtAGE. THE PREPkUATIONS. :- Notwithstanding that the corporation have not as yet adopted the report relative to the ?? on ?? ?? tf the 10th inet., in honq r.!% nuptials of his iloypi ?? WMc .l tizentof Dublin i are actively at work to show }Mt1W will not be out- I done in loyalty by any conreaulity in tbe empire. The preparations for the coming festivity have given hundreds of ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. PATRICK CLEARY, D.D. This ettitalble clergymanexpired on Friday, the Pilt ultimo, at Cashel, where he bad been staying Eor some montss with his relatives. IHe was 38 years of age, 16 of whicli he pasied in the sacred ministry. Da pite the deproesson of a naturally feeble constitution, lhe labonred wvth the sssidnlty of a Etrong man on some of the most urdteons pools of duty ...