... ?? LATE ?? -- I A WVAIPP)ll- -- I A IVATEt~Loo -.5, It Li only a few weeki since, i I p tice of the late Captain Joli`5t0a8 in tsg hiS old friend and fellow ?? h n 3 Mr. Russell. We have now tolalileat hi5 As annouicetd in, our obittaln deat yesterday at Ruthergle a o t0.d bed 82. Mr. Rtussell was a nati\. aced By the early loss of his Inareinu0 of Shei UPOn the wvorld, anrd deprived aof 5555 ...

... BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGE S. The following is the Registrar General's return of the births, deaths, and marriages registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland; with the causes of death at four periods of life, for August, 1861:- During the month of August, 1864, there were re- gistered in the eight principal towns of Scotland the birtbs of 3067 children, of whom 1568 were males, and ...

... DEATH OF D.R DUNDAS THOMSON. Dr. Dundas Thomson, the first medical officer of health appointed for the parish of St. Marylebone, died, after a protracted illness, on Wednesday the 17th inst., in the 54th year of his age, at the residence of his brother, Dunstable House, Richmond, to which place he some short time since retired, total quiet and repose having been prescribed for him by the ...

... iaTerrace, Hillhead, onthe lthinrt,, Mrs. Peter M'Intyre; a son. At 8 SiLvergrove Street, on the 16th instant, Mrs. Archibald Dowar; a daughter. At 5 Hampton Court Terrace, on the 16th inst, Mrs. James Webster; a daughter. At 5 Paul Street, Stirling's Road, on the 16th inst., Mrs. James Thomson; a son. At Allander House, Milngavie, on the 16th inst., Mrs. John Cramner; a daughter. At Paxton ...

... BIRTHS. At'S Wooidside Crescent, on the 29th inst., Mrs. Robert M'IClre; a daughter. At 102 Moutrome Street, nu the 29th instant, Mrs. J ames Maciitosh; a daughter. t At 3 11aseell Plaee, Saudyford, on the 29th inst.. M r. James Phillip, a son. At. 180 Pajeley Road, on the 29th instant, Mrs, J. 8. Cou per; a daughter. t At 103'Wet iegent Street, on the 28th instiat, Mrs. Jas. G. Leidhet.ter; ...

... BIRTHS. At 617 Gallowgate, on the 18th instant, the wife of Dr. John Miller; a daughter. At 18 Hyndland Place, Partick, on the 18th iaBt., Mrs. Hugh Crawford; a son. At 12 Sandyford Place, on the 17th instaut, Mrs. Walker; a eoc. At 24 Bothwell Place, Hillhead, on the 17dh int., Mrs. J. W. RKnox; a daughter. At Incbneuck House, Gol(iill, on the 17th instant, Mrs. Henry Maefarlan; a daughter. ...

... BIRTHS. At 16 Rutland Gate, Hyde Park, Tiondon, on the 26th instant, the wife of John W. Hamilton, Esq.; a daughter. At 9 Ibrox Terrace, on the 26th instant, Mrs. John Reid; a eon. At 16 Killerraout Street, on the 26th instant, Mrs. Wm. Archibald; a daughter. At 24 Richmond Street, on the 26th instant, Mrs. Morison Kyle; a son. At 17 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, on the 25th instant, the wife of ...

... BIRTHS. At IS Shaftsbury Terrace, Holland Street, on the. 28th inst., Mrs. William MtAllister; a daughter. At .47 George Street, on the 28th instant, Mrs. Robertson; a son. At 5 Hill Street, Garnethll, on the 27th instant, Mrs. William M. Thomson, of 2 Berkeley Terrace; a daughter. * At Shepley House, Surrey, on the 27th instant, Mrs. John H. Hamilton; a son. At the Reformed Presbyterian ...

... BIRTHS. At Is Monteith Row, on the 20th instant, Mrs. Moses Hunter, jun.; a daughter. At 16 Killermont Street, ba the 20th instantMrs. Donald Murray; a daughter. At 16 London Street, on the 20th instant, Mrs. John Roibertson; a son. At 2 F orres Street, Edinburgh, on the 19th inst, tV wife of Robert Douglas, EBq. of Orbiston; a son. At 101 King's Park Place, Greenhead, on the 19th instant, ...

... HORRIBLE DEATH OF A GIRL. The other night, a hairdresser, named Southgate, residing at Bury St. Edmunds, was awoke by a noise, and perceived a smell of fire. He was nearly overpowered with smoke, and rushed out of the house and across to the Queen's Read, and told Mr. Gallant, the landlord, that his house was on fire. .Mr. Cutting, brother-in-law of Mr. Gallant, imme- diately rushed into the ...

... it DEATH OF WILLIAM SMITH O'BRtIKe. Ig OnThursday evening, Mr. William Smith O'Brien,, a member of a most ancient and honourable family, e and a man of generous, though sometimes mistaken l impulses, died at Bangor, North Wales. Ie was 9 the second sonof ?? Edward O'Brien, Bart;, h of Dromsland, county Clare, and brother of Lord e Inchiquin. The deceased gentleman was born in a 1803, and ...

... BIRTHS. At 10 Abtbotford Place, oh the 3d instant, Mrs. John Niven a danghtir-stiU-born. At New Mpettick on the 3d instant, the wife of Peter Law.; s'daughter. .. - At Niebet's Buildings, Hilton on the 9d inst., the wife of iMr, Jn Grahame Peat, son. MLARR1A}I At 2L-Nibhoison Street,iOreenock, on the Sd iust, bythe Rev. John Nelson, Mr Peter.Sinclair, painter, to Christina, tpugest dau1ghter ...