... DEATH OF LORD CLYDE. SiruCoin Campbell-he who so gallantly led that ,ed line tipped with steel, which so often turned the Mo battle at the Crimea-has at length succumbed tot:.* fatal malady against which he struggled so toly, set so calmly, for so long a period. The tale- wbires last night brought the sad intelligence that jr brave an, of whose prowess not only Scot- 'DD bat the empire was ...

... DEATHI OF LORUD DE FREYNE. It is with much regret we announce the death in Dublin on the 22d instant, of the Right Flon. and Rev. Lord De Freyne, after a brief illness. We understand that the deceased nobleman succumbed to the same dis- ease which carried off Sir Cresawell Cresswell anti Sir F. Slade-uailel', a fatly degelleratimn of the heart. This excellent nobleman, who became the second ...

... BIRTHS. AuguEt 0, at 1, Adelaide-terrace, Upper Lesson-street, tie wife of D. B, Dunne, of a son. Asllut 60 at South Park, Penhurst, the YlVoount Hardinge, of n% $0on 1itlae li, ai giusta, the wife of Major Warrand, Royal Ell glineers, of a SOa. July 20, at Montreal, C.E., the wife of Captain Orr, Royal Artillery, of a daughter. August 3, at Hounslow, the wife of Major Nicholas, 6th rusilierB, ...

... BiRTRS. August 14, at Darrow, Qslce:ls County, tle wife Of Mr. Samuel Talbot, of a sce. August 14, at Castic Irvine, tim wife of U. Mornya D'Arcy Irvine, LEq, of a ao, and oIeir; August 12, 1he wife of T. F. Coppinger, Esq, Rosainre, county Catlk, of a son. August 12, In Limarick, ?? wife of F. MeG. Eager, Erq, of a daughter. Aegust 14, atSydrsy-avoene, Blaclrock, this wife of FIaucis Roman ...

... BIRTIIS, August 19, At Ennis, the wife of John St. Lawrence, E&q War Office, Pail Mail,London,of a daughter. August I6, at Leamington, the wife of the Rev. Henry O'Donnell, of a daughter. Augustl8, at Guildford, the wife of Lioutonant-Colonel Neville Shute, of a son. August 18, in Grantham-street, the wife of Captain Hol- land, Limerick Artillery, prematurely, of a daughter. Aguaut 1O,6, at ...

... BlRi HS. Autgust 11, at Wellington stroet, the wife of P. J. 1arrell, of a dauglioer. August 8, at S) nnot place, the wife of the Roy. Kobart Moore 1ieiie Froesoau, of a daughter. Augmot 6, at Tippeanuy, tho wife of Thomas SinclaIr, Esq. of abv. MARI.4tAES. July 28, at St. Elilelasa hairci, Alllighb, by the Rev. Jobu Conaty, IPl ., John OtReilly, Ebq, seeoud son of the lato la- mented Thomas ...

... August 14, at Is ington avenue, Kingstown, the witr of er, T. P. A. Taggart, Esq. of a daughter. August 14, at Janeville, Roebuck, the wife of Robert E. Grady, Esq, of a son. August 5, at Boulogne sur Mer, the wife of Lieutenant - General Sir J. B. Hearsey, of a son. MARRIAGES. August 15, at St. Andrew's Catholic church, Westland- row, by the Rev. M. Patterson, Mr. John F O'Donnell. of Lon- ...

... BIRTHS, July 9, at Annatola House, KingwIlliam's Town, British Kaffracla, the wife of the len. Judge Fitzpatrick of a daulhter. August 27, at 7, London Brlidge-road, Irlahtown, the wife of Mr. W. 3iComb of a daughter, August 28, at 5, St. John's-terrace, Clontarf, the wife of Joein faunsoll, Jun., Emq, of a daughter. Auguat 17, at. Great Charles-street, the wife of JAmes Dollard, Esq, of a ...

... BIRTHS. Auguet 8, atMorebhnte'-quay, Limerick, the wife of Mr. J. Frleigh, late of the constabulary, of twin eons. August 6, at 7, Morrlon-square, South, the wife of Weldon S. iLolony, Esq. of a daughter. Angust 6, at Kildare etrect, the wife of George H. Porter, Esq, M.B., of a son. AuguaSt 4, at Coptfold Nall, Essex, the Lady Catherine Petio, of a daughter. August 4,at Cambridge House, ...

... I ?? ?? tho V5jlo of Mr. W. S. Gray of a sun. August]12, at N~as, - ?? cont UM1a1 trij wit's August 11, at Beilewatowwn lioe.,. -- of Richard Langan, Esq. of a son. Autgust 12, ?? equare, lathmlnles, the ?? Htenm? Robinsao, Eiq, of a sou. July I0, at seo, on board time Blanche Moore, on liar hosme- word voyage from Calcutta, the wife of Barmnlet N. Switzer, Eeq, Asslatant-Surgeon Bengal army, ...

... FlUlNERAL OF LORD CLYDE. With no pomp and little ceremony, bht with every mark of respect, the remains of Lord Clyde were, on Saturday morning, laid by the side of his gallant friend, Sir James Outram, in the nave of Westminster Abbey. It is already known that, in compliance with hia own c equest, that his funeral should be quietly and unostenta- tiouely conducted, arrangements were made by ...

... BIRITHS. August 2, at Clohmaron, counity of Wexferd, the wife of Welter Sweetmon, Esq, of a son. August 8, at 4 Gardinerd place, the wife of Henry Camp. bel, Esq, of a daughter. August 2, at Richmond, Belfast, the wife of Wiliam Craw- ford, Esq, of B eon. August 2, In Lower Gloiuoesterstreot, the wife of N G Fisher of a daughter. August 2, at Woodhill-terrace, Cork, the wife of Dr Starkey of a ...