... '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. ...

... FUJNEtAL OF MR. TAACKERLAY. , Thcrom the Lendoa Teprai.) '6 Mr. Thckerray was buried' yeiqrda, morning ?? L1v Kenral-greanCenmptery. Efad1ho bean ?? author -ins it l7 probable enough that the state would have taken ?? he: nsome cognleance of his d i paici aenle 'kuour to baa iew;ory. InEnglarnd we order tF-enilattera, 'it ala not' Leter, at,,eaet .djFferertly. I 6.01dlera were on .gli ,parade; ...

... BIRTHS, 'C Dcenmber 81, thbe wife of 0, E, M'ltonne, of a IOn. Coj Dceqmbor 28, at Wiliow-terraco, Wililatatoewa, the wife of WI Goorgo Tighlee Iopkins, Esq, of a daughter. e W December 27, at Coleraine, county Londonderry, the wife wI of William 'Warka, Esq, of a bon and heir. V Decomber 25; at Spamount, Douldineoly, county Donegal, the vwife of Commander George T. CSmith, ?? Navy, of a ...

... -FUNRUNL; OF THUEII ARE, O CH&RLEI9ORTl.;j were removelrd cit five.o'clock IYesterday .morning.i' fkas'ni ~ej Mlarine,- Olontar!, .to the railway, ternelati, Anolene-1 etrset,'eneivaist to At maghs. The; proceedings Weror of a ~ met .,'the beami., drawn. by, hw orses; and attended b yioastp Anourlniseg coach, drsw up in front of the grand cnt'rance. jh to '?arino, '-Tho r~oenekrs of th ...

... DEATH OF GEORGE hL MlLLlR, ESQ. We regret to have to announce the death on yester- day, at bie residence, St. John'a, Island-bridge, of George M1. Miller, Etq., the engineer of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company. M1r. Miler had held this impoilantcoflice, as well as that of chief superintendent of the locomotive and carriege department, for nearly 17 years, and was much esteemed as ...

... DEATIh OF TIHE VERY REV. DEAN iEYLER. How deep and general will be the regret which this A announcement will occasion in all clazses of the com- muanity. Few mon were more thoroughly loved through a long life of benevolent and activa usetulnesw than tan Very Rev, Dean Meyler, and in him society has loot the example of a venerable Christian gentleman, the poor a warm, tried, and true hearted ...

... BIRTHS. January i, at Leaeyre, asthgar, the wife of Thomas Hugh Fleming, of a son. 1n December 29, at Shooter's hill, the wife of Captain C. Tor. nl illa Wilson, of the Militai y Train, of a son, January 8, at Butlertowea MHills, the wife of HenryPhalr, Esq, of twine. At NortbamptoD, the wife of Michael Buttler, Ecq, Oarrig Ut Bill1, county Ciare, oi a Eon and heir. St January 1, at Greenwood ...

... DlEATII OF GENEBAL CORCORAN. By advicea from Fairfax Court flonse, we have learned the causes of the death of Brigadier General Corcoran. On the alternoon of the 22nd instant Ge. nernl Mleagher, who wae paying g visit to General Cor, coral, WaS to return to Wasbington, when General Cor- coran and some membear of bil staff conchldeid to ac- company him. After leaving Generai Meagher at thb ...

... January 4, at her realdence, Marlborough street, the wife of Signor De la Vega, Bandmaster 5lth eRgimnout, of a daughter,. January 6, at 12, Eccles-sitret, the wife of ?? El. flrcD noe, Elq, Barristor-at-Law, of a 6oU. Docombeor , i t Darbados,, tihe wife of Captain J. I. image, 2Clt fallere, of adaughter, Jaunary e, at Avoca-avenue, Bilackrock, the wife of John It Bur-&e, Esq, of a daughter.. ...

... January 8, at natten Hall, Droglieds, the wife of John Oradwell, Esq. J P, Ex Uayor of Droglheda, of a oan. January 0, at Galway, ?? wife of riolassor NMrititt, of a January 8, at Springfleld, Lurgan, tile wife of Charies Richardeon, Esq, of adadgiihtor. January 4, at ilayflold, the wife of Wililama foutry Wher. lnd, Esq, Roolkdeld House, COUnty Korry, of a dieugiotor. Jacuery 8, thle wita of ...

... FUNERAL OF GENERAL CORCORAN. 'Ihe funeral of General Corcoran took place ou Sun- day, and was conducted in a manner that showed how Highly esteemed he was, and how universally hik unex- pected demise was regretted, At nine o'clock, a.m., the coffin containing hie remains were conveyed from the City Hall to St. Patrick' Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass was offered for tire repose of his ...

... BIITIIS, January I1, at 74, Talbot street, the wife of Richard Fitton, solilitor, ofi a daughtr. January 10, at 4, Victoria Cottagee, Bath avenue, the wife oa James Fallen, Esq, Oldtown Itouse, county Westmeath, Of aL non. Jnunnry 9, at Temple House, Upper ltathmoines, the wife John E, Black, Esq., of a dnughter, still born. January 9, at Glaethrule, Kingoown, the wife of Alfred Mangan, Esq., ...