... 4Jhituarxa, THE REV. CANON STOWELL, rector of Christ Church, Salford, died on Sunday, aged sixty-six. Mr Stowell was born in December, 1799, at the parsonage of Douglas, Isle of Man. He was ordained in 1823, his title for orders being an assistant curacy near Stroud. In the fol- lowing spring he removed to Huddersfield, where he remained about two years, when he accepted the sole charge of St ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLA K.-September 28, Dt the Rectory, ltegworth, the wife of the Rev. J. ClIirk. of a daughter. HEADLEY.-'eptensber 28, at Manor-house, Petersham, Surrey, the wlfe of T. G. Heidley, Ek(j.. of a Eon. M2ACDO-ALD.-Septenmber 28, at Earles-terrace, Kensington, the wife of G. Macdona d, Esq., of a son. MIOlRGAN.-September 29. at Blain&, Alhonmouthsbire, the v ...

... THE DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON. Lord Palmerston died at a quarter to eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning, A few weeks ago he was prevented by a sudden attack of gout, with affection of bladder, from attending at the Opening of the Bristol Industrial Exhibition. He was at Brocket Hall gaining strength and in no visible danger, when, being out of doors last week during the sudden change of weather ...

... THE ARRAX&EMENTS FOR LORD PALKERR' llTONVS PUNAERAL (Prom the (Theeiver.) On~! Satuirday afternoon final -atrangements for heinterment o the late noble Premier were made under direction of the Honourable -WiLliam Cowper aud other membern of the fa~ift, anod theme is,( in, cosnseuence of circusustances whichi hae transpired, very considerable alteration in what was the original Intention, ...

... LORD PATig!STOrS FUNRAL The interest taken by the public in the obsequies 8] of the late Preier sorn now to Oveens towas hat minster Abbey, thekate of whish wefound to be beieged 5 by anxious applicants for adralapion on our calling there yetards, Nothig daunte by. note which had been posted by crder of the Dean to th effect thatthe Abbey would beclosed to the ?? uti Saturday next the P crowd ...

... L O RD PA L -IL, z' S TO9 V-'S FUIJ9Rg1L. XVi' are little apt to b~oast of time goic ofLodn. 'lien ive m'ake a trip to Pllaiti we ?? incline(l to fallt ol our knees an I condess tu t they no some thin'.r ibetter in Franlce. krcuhitectural beauty and the natural cas m of blue sky are at any rate not banished systematically from their streets. lut in London ) ae live under a permanent canopy of ...

... oF ?ALIERSTON. * ieb for months past the state of Load , .alth has excited have at length bee ' Ic get saesmn ie n maore. Many ,;le'i ie toardsthe close of last parliament, vbat' a bent by a recent attack of illness, shook hrhe15s and whispered to each other that he thei eer d (13 andtother parliament. The fear has inset fatally verified. The bulletins that Ceen b i#ahed wvili have prepared ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATES. BIRTHS. SONS. ?? ult. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t Ut CASEY Mrs.J. R, Grenwoo-road Dagton, HEA\DLEY, Mrs. T. G., Manor House, Peterslham, Surrey, 28th sit. HSTT, Mrs. J., Gainford, near Darlington, osth ult. MACDONALD, Mrs. G., Earles-terrace, Kensington, 28th ult. MORGAN, Mrs. D., Blaina, Monmouthshire, 2gthult. ROWORTH, Mrs. C E. W., Newcastle, Jamasca, gth Aug. RUSSELL, Lady ...

... BIRTHS, AIARRIACGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SONS. BATTEN, Mrs. R. W., Brunswick-square, Glou- cester, xoth inst. B. WTREEE, Mrs. F. NV., Dartford, I5th inst. BENSON, Mrs. NV. R., York-street, Portman-square, BUVt, Viscountess, Rutland-gate, S.W., x4th inst. CAREY, Mrs. E. A., Rutlandg-ate, n3th mlst. CoSs Mrs. C L., East Iandia-road, rsth Han. FIstha lrs. G. A., Isth lnst. GS.lSIVORIHY, Mrs. F. C ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIA GES, AND DEA TES. BIRTHS. SONS. Are 515i, Irs. S., Tavistock-place, Tavistock iqst,,th inlst. ?? Airl J. A., Jersey Lodge, Hillingdon' i-th cmlt. Dl>to slrs. F. I., Plumstead-common, Kent, ,Er Mm. A, R., The Lawn, Hemel HeImptead, 1Hen-s ,7th inst. L; AOi, iMrs. D. C., Boyne-terrace, Notting-hill, 17ib inst. PFCKLE 3ers., Cambridge-street, Hyde-park, mid iiirt PLr oorn Urs. H. D ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANVD DEATHS. BIRTHS. SONS. ADAMS, Mrs. W., jun., St. Clement's, Ipswich, 26th inst. CROOKES, Mrs. W., Mornington-road, 28th inst. HEWJTSON, Mrs. H., Blackheath-park, 27th inst. JAMES, Mrs. W. M., Tyndall's-park, Clifton, Glou- cestershire, 27th inst. JOHNSON, Mrs. E., Park-villas, Whitton-park, 26th inst. KING, Mrs. J., jun., Brooklyn-terrace, Jeffries-road, Clapham-rise, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATES. BIRTHS. SONS. CHIPPINDALE. Mrs. W., jun., De Crespigny-park, Denmsrk-hill, -7th inst. FriztoAN, Mrs. Stonehewver, Belgrave-road, S.W., h th irst. HARGER, Mrs. F., jun., Greenwich, o3th inst. JOHNSON, Mrs., King's Mead, Windsor Forest, I7th inst. LEaN, Mrs. G. L., Corinthian Lodge, Tulse-hill, ISth inst. LOXTON, Mrs. H., Brunswick, near Melbourne, Victoria, n4th ...