... to DEATH OF MR. W. J. FOX. ld Mr. W. J. Fox, ex-M.P. for Oldham, died on e Friday after a short illness. From Men of the KdTime we extract the following notice of his r-career:- William Johnson Fox, a politician and in lecturer, the son of a small farmer, was born at Uggeahall farm, near Wrentham, Suffolk, in 1786. His father becoming afterwards a weaver at Nor- wich young Fox was removed ...

... WEDNVESDAY, Tune 22, 1864. -r----v BIRTHS. At 5, Portions Square, LondIon oil tire 189tl inlst., tire I on. LADY AE RniYofirebgad Forgien, of a daughter. On the 12th, in~st., at 1, Bushey 1-1,11i Ter race, Carmberwelli L sir dionIMrs THOMAS i-UTCirSoN', of a son. oil thle 4th Jane, at Genoa, the Wife of JAMES M. SMITHi of a sonl. MARRIAGES. At Arbutboett House, Kinisardiiaeshire, on the 0lst ...

... ¶J, All Notices.of BIrTHs,, Deris, iujd MaaariGE4 h nuss be ,oy1tenticated by lae, nsin arnd addreia, .:.of the sender? u , :; :, i; 1I RTHS4I'j SczirsTxa-At 18 Queen's Gate, Hyde IPark, London, on the 12th inst., the'Ladylsabella Schnster, of. j dadughter. .: :. . Cnvu~ans~nw;-:At 46 1Ratland. ]Gate, London, on the 13th inst., the Lady Alfied Spencer Churchill, of a' -daughter. 'l .Bireaz ...

... 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 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, ...

... 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 ...

... BIRTH. On the 2lth inst., at St. Paul's Parsonage, the wife of the Rev. J. -Miller, of a daughter. On the 18th inst., at Rossall, Fleetwood, the lady of the Rev. WV. A. O: bornc, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 23rd fust., at the Parish Church, by the Rev. C. H Wood, MWA., incumbent of St. George's, Jamnes, Gorto, Esq. Bolton-le-Moors,. to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. Raw' West Cliff. On ...

... . :hBIRTii1s. SONS.-June lstth, at The Rectory, Wordsley, thp wife of. the le. R. Girdlestone.-June 15, at 1timboltQn-road, Bcdford, thoe widowv of Mr. .IHenry Marshall, of Liverpool, ?? l1th, at Corfe Parsonage, Taunton, the wife of the Rev. A. Aihslie.-Juno 14th, the wife of the IBes'. I Hilcy,.of Thorparch.Grauge.-Juie 15, at No.G, :\Iornt-strect, Groavenor-square,. the wife of .J. Trouncer ...

... B18TIIS. Juno 17, at Lienlhall-streot, Ballyanona, the ?? of Mr John Butler of a Bon. June 17, at Fellfort, cosinty Cork, the wife of Richard L Foil, Esq. of a eon. JOne 10, at Clifton Lodge, Blackrock, thle ,lfe of P O'Blal. loran, Esq, solicitor, of a Bon, Jone a I, at Daddon Hall, the wife of Msjor Rawlinson, late 12th Lancore, of a son. June 20, at Wimbledon, the wife of the Hon Charlve ...

... All Notices Of BIKTH8,,bk.lTil.:, ano A G wrijAos, . n.asf be authenticated by the namd itnd a'dds'!n of the sender.' SicaNs-At 'Skene Park; l, airn, on the 22d inst., Mrs Jidin Skene, of a sonx.'s- ':r' WEsn-At- 6 M'Nab Strect, onv the-20th inst., Mrs Weir, of a laughter. HirsLop-At 31 Nicolson Street, on the 20th inst., Mrs Alexander Hislop, of a daughter. Srisai'ox-At 6-Roxburgh Place, on ...

... FUNERAL OF MAJOR MATHER. On Tuesday afternoon, the mortal remains of Major Mather, of the First Newcastle Rifle Volunteers, who had died in London on the previous Thursda:iy were interred with military honours in St. Johlo's Ceme- tery, Elswick Lane. Upwards of 200 of the Volun- teers met at the Armoury, in Market Street, at three o'clock, and, under the command of Sir-John Fife, marched to ...

... BIRTHS. At NEWCASTLE, in Villa Place, on the 16th inst., the wife of Mr George How, of a son. At THE Gitovk, Bulunan's Village, on the 14th inst., Mrs J. B. Bates, of a daughter. At BENSHAM, on the 16th inst., the wife of Mr A. Biesterfeld, of a son. At WHuICaAM, on the 18th inst., the wife of Percy Westanicott, Esq., of a daughter. At AMERSIDz LAW, on the 16th inst., the wife of J. A. Wealler ...