... Junae17,at Ontarinotrrte, Rethfmio, the wife of Campbell Far, Esq, of a daughtor, J.so 13, at 19, Kling-atroOe, South Shields, England, the MlIN Of Walter aresih O'BrIeul, ieq, MD,,of a Zon' Jupe I, Ba 27, Marrion-square, Nortb, the wife of the liiebt. lice, Damn Deasy of a daughter. Jll e 16, tbe wife of Mr ( A P Mdinchil, of thic city, of a ion, June 27, at Ormond torrace, Clontarf, Mro. ...

... BIRTHS. May 13, at Laceah t ouse, county Tipperary, the wife of 11 Crueso, Eeq, of a son, Slay 14, a. Kingawood, Hathcoole, countr Dublin, the wife of Dr Patrick J M'Evoy of a eon, Mlay 11, at Lownde6-atreet, London, the Lady Elizabeth St. Aubyu, of a daughter. May 11, at Do Vescilterrace, Monkatown, the wife of T. Hi. Barton, Etq, of a son. May 11, at Monaghan, the wito of Captain Ender30n, ...

... BIRTHS. March 10, at Killorgilin, county Kerry, the lady Or Eusabisu M'Gill) cuddy Eeq, ota daughter. l arch 20, In Galway, the wife of W. H. Stirkia, EsB, R. ht. of a son. March 21, at Corgary House, county Gaiway, thewifa of Walter Joyce, Ecq, of a daughter. ?? 29, at Mstvern, Saud nioent, the wire of Charles Gill, F9q, Of Alexandria, Egypt, of a son. March 21, at Fairview, county Cork, the ...

... n1IR11181 I December 20, at Uppingharn, the wife of', 114nry, Turner, n late Captain hbth Kogim ene, of a Ron. MAiRRIAGES n December 20, Ia Athlono, Robert O Baker; Esq1 Deputy Pnrveyor to the iForces, to ?? Hary Cooper Ity, youngest t daugiluor of WiDliAm lIay, Eiq, of Atelour. Deerebar 20. At feillorgan Chnrch John 1P-G Grant, Esq, Lieutenant Royeal Navy, ecoand seo of Johin Gront, Esq. ...

... BIRTHS. OctobLr 15, at Palamoottab, Madras 'Presideney, the wilfe of liory Untrh Septimus Migrath, ERu, Ofth regiment Ms. dras Native Infantry, of a daughtor. November 25, at Balieleberega, the wife of Thomia Cham- bore, Efq, of a son, MARRBIAGES. November 28, at St Paul'o, Arraa qnoy, W. Bradshaw, Esq., 4i, tlithulnee-road, to Lizzle Haittet, >onuueiot daughter of the Inte Joliph Addl, of f4 ...

... HORRIBLE DEATH OF A GIRLr. The other night a hairdreeser, named Southgate, rewiding at Bury, St. Edmunds, was awoke by a noise, and perceived a smell of Lire, HOe was nearly over- tl powered with amoke, and rushed out of the house and across to the Qaeeu's Head, and told Mr. Gallant, fi the landlord, that hie house was on fire. Mr. Catting, brother-in-law of Mr. Gallant, inrmmediately rushed ...

... October 20, in Belfeet, the wife of Godfrey T. Faunaett, Elq, 76th Regiment, of A son. ?? August 0, at Caatleneals, Australia, by the Rev Father avansali, Joaeph Ivoes, second gon of Joseph Iveos, Eeq, to Sarah AMn Reddin, eldest daughter of Sergeant-.MJor Red- din, late 61th regiment, at present in the county Dublin ml- October 20, in Toughal, Robert 91lre, Esq, of GOlenhazol, county Kerry, ...

... DEATH OF MRS. E. SMITH WICK, KILKE'qNY. bt On last Saturday the voice of mourning was unliver- V sal throughout the city-a great grief had spread its lo shadow over every countenance, for a deep affliotioa ir had fallen on the worthy and respectable Chief Magio. y, trato of Kilkenny and bie estimable family-the be- loved wife of the Mayor was dead. Early on last D Saturday morning Mrs. ...

... BIRTIIS. September 20, at No 1, Byron-terraco, Seudymount thec wif of Mr Matthew j Butler of a son. Siptomber 21, At Richmond House, Rathigar, the wifa of Captain Holland, Limorick Artillory, of a son. Sop ember 18, at Ponally, nearTenby, the wifo of Captain Edmund Soutihey, Reyal Engineers, of a daughter. September 19, at ?? Park, Cirlow, thle wife of Thomas O'Donnell, Miq, of edaughtar. ...

... DEATH OF THE VERY REV. DR o TORE, V.G. Another good priest has beeon called away. The univer- sally beloved Dr. Yore is no more. On Saturday at three I o'clock the venerable pastor of St. Paul's passed from tisl world toreceiveatheraward of along lifespentin dolngg sod and promoting the glory of his Master. It is seldom P that the death of such a man as the Very 0ev. Mon- segnor Yore can be ...

... 'DRATRI'Q;\ TllE.lh id it. *$1JV-AEY. Of lvw .,;ar rceri regret I have ?? tiop deat' olhe Rev. Thomas Msslvelney,; :LadIsMfelr tor of Crseaser 'Lough, to vhich he was Ap- pointed two years ago. The Rev. Mr Mulvanj was cosneected' with Cavan, as crate', for the long period of' ;13 y'ea, iihero be. ra beloved by all' who had the pleasure of hie acquaintance. MOUNTHELLICK TOWN HALL. ...

... O-A-w~ JUI'fERIAL OF ARUCEBISIIOP SlUHO iaG J PANEGYRIC }lY BI*IOP MO'LOSKEY, OF J BUFFALO. (From te New York Worid,) TSW YonRX, JANUARY 8.-Yesterday WM ignaled by 'ie Impoolng obsequles and burial of the late Artoll. bishop Ilpghes at St. Patrick's Cathedral, the church of ]his inistry for the last twenty, six years. The ut-i TerOal erstem in which he vr'a hold ws fully 0YIDC~ d during tbe ...