... BSTT1S MABLGSAD DNataB MmvLLK-?..~t ;7, of Womm~oy. ace, I - X-atle DR&IM aged M8 ?? Hot l, rbi, vdmW .nekWiilu Ra 0 RHF-ywiX o ffs_~qi isS. at 0-7b-krit ampe. fewdagar. MiThsN -We~ga~a M~ound~.Rci rt obn'a.$wo4 ?BOM8N.~Jtaw~~at rum~.~ Saah.vime Of tbe Rev. O. 8.m Thom X srrr.s.-An~~,7 aqod @O.go4Jje^ xaq~va. -Db1,wifet @1W Whout, -a . ...

... BIRTELS. CRONIN,-On the 9th Inot,, at No. 1, Vernon-plao, Dre Froderick J- Cronin, of a daughter. HAIN4ES.-O the lalt alt., at Pool Hfouse, Aetlay, Worreeterahire, he wife of Hervy Haines, of a dnaghter. ARBBERTON.-On the Sd last., at 1, jQueentegateagardenv, the Visoounteea Harberton, of a daughtec. ?? the 5th inet.. the wife of William Hall, Esq., ol No. SB Aempthill-square. of twin ...

... Scrt CHARLES L. EASTLAIKE, President of the Royal Academy, has at length succumbed to his malady. A telegraphic message, announcing his death, was received on Sunday from Pisa. The previous letters received by his friends were encouraging, and hopes were held out of his ultimate restoration to health. With that view Sir Charles had taken up his residence at Pisa, intending to winter in Italy. ...

... Obituary of Distinguished Persons. LoaRD CHARLES FITZROY.-The death of this nobleman took place at Elm Lodge near Hampton, on Saturday morning last. His Lordship was only ill a fewhoax, and was in the enjoyment of perfeet health the middle of last week. Sea Jonse LuBBOc, BART.-The above baronet died on Wed- nesday morning. The late Sir John Lubbock was the principal in the eminent panking firm ...

... Obituary of Distinguished Persons. Death of Midr. Charles Greville. Oa Wednesday larning Mr. Charles Greville was found dead io hie bed at Earl Granville's house, in Bruton-street, Berkeley-sqoare, wbere be had resided for some years past. On his servant going to his chamber at hall-past eight, to awaken him as customary, he did not reply, and on closeer investigation it was found he was dead. ...

... I BIRTHS, .MARRIA GES, AND DEATHS I BIRTHS. SONS. ABRAHAMS, Mrs. H., Park Lodge, Fairfield, King- ston-on-Thames, xpth inst. ELLEN, Mrs. A. J., Binfield-road, Stsckwell, igth inst. GLAzoimooOI:, Mrs. E., Seaforth, near Liverpool, 2ast tilt. IAGO, Mrs. A., Holly Lodge, Victoria-road, Ken- sington, 18th iost, LAKE, Mrs. W. R., Gloucester-crescent, Regent's- park, 18th inst. LANPHIER, Mrs. R., ...

... BIR THS, EARRIA GES, AND DEA THS. BIRTHS. SONS. BRADNEY, Mrs. J., Tubney liouse, Beles, 23rd inst. ENGnL, Mrs. B., Elmn Villas, I'albot-road, 'lotten- ham, 2rd Iinst. GILLASMi, Mrs. ?? I., CUlbaro Vicalaidtc, 2erd inst. INCE, jirs. H. Bi., Priory-road, Kilburn, 24th list. JAFrE, Mrs. 31., Tudor Hall, Holywood, county Down , Ireland -preinatirelr, 2 II inst. KRN ATCHitwi-it-HtGnssEx, Mrs. E. H. ...

... BIRTHS, MAJRRIAGES, AND DEATES. 'IRTHS. So NS. BARTON, Mrs. G., Tottington, Norfolk, 23rd inst. BOUTCHFR, Mrs. E., Oxford-square, Hyde-park, .6th inst. BUTLER, Mrs. R. F., Wahiner, Kent, 25th inst. COLES, Airs. T. H., Streatham-corninon, twins, e6t1 inst. DARE, Mrs. R. W. H., Newton Barry, 23rd inst. GOWER, Hon. Mrs. L., Titsey Park, Surrey, 25th inst. HALCOMBE, MrIS. J. I.I Charterhouse, 25th ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN. CARDINAL WISEMAN died this morning. His name will hereafter rank high among those ecclesiastics who have fought, under great difficulties, the battle of the Romish Church, and achieved great and unexpected, if not permanent, results. In these days of longevity the Cardinal might still have been called a comparatively young man. Of mixed Irish and Spanish extraction, he was ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BoKs. ADAMS, Mrs. T., Victoria-road, Old Charlton, Kent, 2oth inst. COLCHESTER, Mrs. J. A., Bayham-place, Camden Town, ieth inst. FREEMAN, Mrs. W., Cape Town, South Africa, 5th ult. SFULLER, Mrs. J., Bishop's-road, Bayswater, igth inst. LUARD, Mrs. A., Wadsworth Vicarage, near Don- caster, ?? inst. MANDRON, Irs. A., Winchester-street, Pimlico, ogth inst. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN] DEA TIIS BIRTHS. SONS. i'v, '.irs. G., Hl-sford lHouse, 22115d i'st. PDISN-E. MIrf. L. B., 25;1 inst. 'h11s x, :\rs It., Sheer llcs, 24t11 inst. ?? e .s - , 'Irs G. LE., Spiing-ficd Ho-ise, Aluswell- ?? o26di ilist. LAuN&, Kr-. Alexande.; MIiccleudch-street, Maw'ick, -5th1 inst. 'IA Ni , ?? C. S., Eltna1i, Keolt, o7th iist. PO ELL, Mis. T. C., Rectory, Allueslow, 24th ...

... BIITHs. SONS,-Oct. 6, at Foulmire Rectory, Royston, the gon. Mrs. Arthur Sayvle,-Oct. 5, at 6, Lower Berkeley-street, Porma-s~ar, hewie oF.Keyon Eq. QC. -Oct. 4,at Boreham, nesrChinhster, the wfe of the Rev.3. PoweL loercourt, Chessrex, the wife of J. Whiin, Esq., a ster Ofct.4t,Sat 20bole-Ol 2nd, aiatwxavevtr~h Carlosire, Aberd.een shire thewifeof CptainFarqharR.Y.Octoer 3rd, at ickamnee ...