... THE LATE WILLIAM M'CREARY, ESQ.-A GOOD EXAMPLR. 'be remains of this gentleman were conveyed from bil residence, on laot Monday morning, to his family burial place in Mount Jerome Cemetery, under the enpervifion of the Messrs. Kerr, Stafford-street, accom- ranied by many of those friends who were anxious to rey the last tribute of respect to one who, beloved In life, is now deplored in death, ...

... BIRTIS. November 28, at 4, Blackhall-place, Abbe wife of Goorge Aiozandor Stephens, Eeq, of a daughter. Novenmber 1D, at go 12, Georgos-GtrCOt, Limerick, the wife of Dr Henry FiPber of a eon, November 19, at Qbhemefcord-read, Leeson Park, the wife of W H Bermingham, Esq, of a daughtor. At Cramlin Villa, the wife of Corneliuse Curtin, Eeq, of a eon. November 21, at Baorondort, Caelenewvpod, Mre ...

... BI R TH ro8 tb] (cebruary (1, at Bloolurbury, Moiesktown, tho wifo ?? n( rr Wilon, of A son, i ebiay 7, at Herriatown, county Iloscommoen, hiswif o Jmenre Young, Esq, of aeson andhelt. woe Februiry 4, 5t Woolwlch, thin wife of Captain Vivian D3rlnlg Mi Majendle, RoYal Artilllory, of a daughter. to I February e, at No. 44, l'atrlck-fatreet, the wife of iir. LI. lar,, Fitzgeisid, of a son. law ...

... BIRTHS. Itarch 1, the wife of J B Dowling, Esq, of Callonewood- d avenue, of a dcughter. March 96, at boutheas, the wife of Lloulinent Colonel ii Lousidea, Ioyal Artillery, of a son. March 25, at Clifton terrace, Monleetown, the wife of t Richard Owen Armstrong, Erq, of a non. I March 25, at Trafalgar terrace, Mooketown, oo. Dublin, I Urne eosigomerle Caulfield, of a daughter, b March 30, at ...

... BIRTHS. April 17, at Cheaber-street, in this city, the lady of John Parker Sheppard, Eeq, of a sEon, stillborn. April 10, at 24, IHerbort-placo, In thla city, the wife of Nicholas J Gannon, Eeq, of a son. April 18, at 80, Grafton-etreot, in this cIty, the wife of Mr Fre~dericliapty of a son, April 19, at Yosler place, the wife of Thomas Elyre Poweo1l, EqS of a LiOU. April Rl. at Wairar. t'1e ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. EDWARD LARKIN, Sr. JOHNiS'B, kL.Bl NNY. (FRigOM A COORESPONDEIS.) Vith sincere and desp regret we announce the death of this amiable, accomplished, and patriotic prieot. The church of Ireland has seldomnmourned the less of a more worthy and pious membe: ' For some time previous to his deliser grave Bymptoms appeared of the treacherous diseae which has since hurried him so ...

... of BIRiS n, October 12, at Alderahott, tho Eion MKr 1 II Clifford, of a ir daughter. October 10, at Edinburgh, tho wife of Major eoneral Cavaye, of a Son. Aollmst 24, at Murreo, Eiat Indies, the walo oS Liout. Co), of Gorgo iilm, Royal Eugincere, of a daughtier. 3, October It, at Uppor Norwood, tue wile of Malor If A of Drowolow, Royal Engineera, of a daouhter. la Octobor 11, at Woscbournoe ...

... FUNERAL OF J. D'ARCY, DL., J.P. On yesterday the remains of hiis venerable and deeply venerated citizen were conveyed to their last resting place in Glasnevin Cemetery, attended by Avery mark -of respect and honour for his memory. Vory seldom, ildeed, hoa so large a funeral passed through the stroeti of this city. Not less than two hundred carriages were in the sad cortege, occupied by men of ...

... BIRTHS. February 14, at Great Britain-atreet, the wife of Agustu3 H Mosley, of Lower Sackvllle strcet, of her fifth son, February 27, at No 11, Serpentine-avenue, Sandymoint, the wife of, John flughos, Esq, valuation service, of a daughter, February 2D, at Graney Hon30, Castledormott, the wife of Richard Strange, Esq, J P, Qf natubghter. February 12. at ?? Caosd4 Ejet, thb Yflf9 91 Q'ptain A. ...

... BIRTH. February 17, at Mills, France, the wife of Jolha A. Sinyth, E- q, Ardmore, Londonderry, of a son. MARRIAGES. February 24, at St. Pater's Church, the Rev. Thomas F. Black, lector of Ballylatten, to Msry Anne, rellet of the late 'U iliajnm CowRD, Esaq of White-abbey. FIbrucary 2a, ?? Edward lelght, 16th Irfantry, United Stateo Army, to Annie, ecoand doughter of Francis Watson, iq, ...

... DEATH OF STAFFORD O'BRIEN, ESQ. We regret to announce the death of Mr. Stafford O'Brien, which took place at his seat, Bletherwycke Park, Northamptonshire, on Thursday last, after a pro-, tracted Illness. In former days no house in the county was more famous than Blatherwycko for its splendid hospitality, and the Squire, as he was familiarly termed for miles round, was one of the most eager ...

... REGISTRAT10N OF BIRTHS AND DETAIS. awaMLA ?? -- -- 1- . . 1- L- The record of the births and deaths registered in the city of Dublin during the six months ending July 2, 1864, has been issued from the offi6z of the Registrar General. We are glad to learn that in future the re- turns will be published weekly, on every Wednesday mooning. The following i3 a summary of the returns for the six ...