... All Notices of B]BTmS, DEATES, and MARRIAoGs must be authenticated by the name and address of the sender. BIRTHS. Bnowcs-At 25 Gilmore Place, on the 7th inst., Mrs W. Beattie Brown, of a daughter. GoRDoN-On the Sth inst., the wife of Samuel Gordon, Esq., of Craigadam, Kirkcudbrightshire, of a daughter. STHWAzT-At Pirniefield, Leitb, on the 7th inst., Mrs Charles H. Stewart, of a son. STuART-At ...

... TWO WOMEN STARVED TO DEATH. HORRIBLE SCENE. The greatest excitement prevails in Chelsea coase. quent upon a painful case which has just been brought to light. Two sisters, who had seen better days, have died through the want of proper sustenance. On the 23rd of August, a man between 30 and 40 years of age, and who then gave the name of Selby, took an unfi. nished front room on the first floor ...

... LORD VUNDREARY MARRIED AI'D iDONE FOR AT' THPi TUIEATRE.ROYAL, ast h ight, bein ddition to David Carrice,' wvbich is being played nightly to large audiense, Mr Sothern fivodred' his numerous patron8 by appearing in:'& new farce' by J. Byrom, Esq Wearing the above-title. The farce, althouh it ncarcgly>eontains anty plot, is worthy of notic, inasmuch as it affords an oppoitunityof Dun. ...

... BIRTHS. At 22 Abbotsford Place, on the 22d instant, Mrs, W. W. Steuart; a daughter. At 49 Arlington Street, on the 22d instant, Mrs. Archibald Allan; a daughter.. At 41 Naburn Street Hutchesontown, on the 22d instant, Mrs, William Wylie; a daughter. At 125 North John Street, on the 21st inst., Mrs. Al. G. Neilson; a daughter. At 4 Park Quadrant, on the 21st inst., Mrs. Wm, Service, jun.; a son ...

... Notices ofBirths, Mrarriagesand Deaths, slboztd be authenlicat'd bi the name and address of the senders, or transmitted to us through our accredited Agents. We beg to intimate, that in future notices of Births and Mar riages will be charged as Advertisements at the uniform rate of One Shilling each; and except where the patty sending has an account at the office, prepayment taust be made, or ...

... martnager. September 28, at St Luke's Church, Hull, by the Rev James Webb, cousin of the bride and brother-in-law to the Bishop of Victoria, assisted by the Rev Thomas Lester, the incumbent, George T Clayton, Esq. her Majesty',i surveyor of taxes, to Ellen Jane, eljest daughter of John Rayner, Esq, of the Kingston Bank. (No cards.) September 24, at All Saints, by the Rev C Mackenzie, MA, ...

... BIRTHS. At Carlton Villa, Ibrox Park, Paisley Road, on the 31st ultimo. Mrs. O. T. B. Gardner; a daughter. , At 431 St. Vincent Street, on the olst nltimo, Mirs. Thos. B. M'tean; a son. At 166 Hospital Street, on the 31st ultimo, Mrs. I Burns Andrew ; a daughter. - At 19 Crookston Street, Kingston, on the 30th Iultimo, Mrs. David Smith; a daughter. At 167 Pollok Street, on the 30th ultimo, Mrs ...

... BIRTHS. Af 2'Wellesley Ptace, 'on 'the 11th itnitantDTMr' Mdrew Hoggan i a daughter. At Dalintober, Csapbeltown, on the 11th instant, Mrs. William Grierson; a daighter. At 4 Glenfidlas Street. Edinbnrgh, on the 11th intant, the wife of Thomas Alexander Hog, Esq. of Newliston- a-son. AtHiffhLouse. Tooting, Surri~y,'on the11-th instant, the wife of R; Douglas Alston, Eq4 a son. At 188 Hospital ...

... THE LATE REV. MR. LOGAN OF HAGGS. FUEMAL SEtSLON BY DR, MPAGGAIMT. Dr. hV'Taggart, of St. James's, Glasgow, preached to a large and deeply-affected congregation ia the chapel of Hagge, last Sabbath, 11th inst. The rev. gentleinsa, at the introduction of hisdiscourse, stated Lhat it was the dying request of their late beloved pastor that he (Dr. M Taggart) should appear among them on this ...

... t Bloflord Lodge, Chliton tI ings, Cheltenham, the wife of John Burgh Rochfort, Esq., prematurely, of twin sons, who survived their birth only a short time. Sept. 2, at Harpsden Court, Hienley-on-Tbames, the wife of W. Tlzaiol Mackenzie, Esq., of a son. a Sept. 4, at High Wycomibo, Mrs. Thos. Whoeler, of a son. a Sept. 2, the wife of the Rev. J. W. Hanson, Curate of Winslow, of a dlaughter. .1 ...

... All Not~ce of Marrsags or Dcaths Bent from a dfetance mrust be G- autheeticated by the molctoui of ome of our Acents, or by that of a knotan correspondent: ?? Weft at the ofilce, by the eeade p Aenouncemecnts of Births are subjeet to a charge of 2s. 6 sach,, aoA Ih ,ust alco be properly authenticated. TIo worde No Cards, or ary addiition to the stme annouwoemmnt of a Mfarriage or Death, ...

... Alri~C AO ptat~j0. filsorlied5 rls onthsb of Births mus are chargodfor as adveti cards, 33AMtSTIsoHARWOe1)On thre th 'nit., at the rodepondent Chapet.' Lrdo,,worth near RBoltn, by the Rev. George Dann. Mr. Josett Baityto MinesBetsy, daughter of L. Macsvnod, both of Edge~worth. DPFiNXTTc-ROYLL.-.On the 7th inst.. by the Roy. W. Huntloitn Mr. Reobt J. Bennett. late of Stretford Roadn. to ...