... Wridts, 4it:ns.rri es, it etbS BIDP ?? S. Ellis-October 14, at Nionaygolil, County Sligo, the wife of John S. Ellis, of a son. Locock-October 15, at Winofield Villas, Stoke, Devon- port, the wife of Captain H. Locock, Royal Engineers, of a daughter. Mitchl1l-October 24, at Woodleigh House, Holywood the wife of Walter Mitchell, Esq., of a son. Porter-September 6, at Saugor, Central India, the ...

... tlitthS, $tISrriagc5, & pCenfbs. B I R T iI S. Callwell-Ochober 25, at rlenville, Torquav, the mife of Georre Calilell, E~q , of a son. Gardvye-OtEhber 20, at Glonforsa House, Argyllsbire, thte ilon. Nirs, Gr,-nbill Gardyne. if a dauchter. Howley-Octnbe *24, at ?? Lower ifaillw Strs-t, Lime- rick, the wife of John Howley, Esq., J.P., of a bon and heir. EuDX-October 25, at Ballymonevy Rectory, ...

... BIRTHS. Craig-October 2, the wife of the Rev. William Craig, Londonderry, of a daughter. Fremantle-October 2, at Eaton Place, London, the wife of Lient.-Colonel Fremantle, Coldstream Guards, of a eon, stillborn. Hamilton-September 28, at the Rectory, Belmullet, the kwife of the Rev. J. Hamilton, of a daughter. Malcolm-October 4, at 22, Lonsdale Terrace, the wife of Mr. Duncan Malcolm, of a son ...

... BIUTHDS. - Classon-October 1, at Kingstown, the wife of Robert Classon, Esq., of a Son. Connell-October 5, at 1, Garville Terrace, Rathgar, the wife of Captain S. S. Connel!, 21st R.N.B. Fusiliers, of a daughter. Darlev-October 5, at 16, Belgrave Square North, Monkstown, the wife of the Rev. W. S. Darley, Inemr- I bent of Straffan, of a daughter. 3 Fitzgerald-October 6. at 7, Merrion Square ...

... BIRTHS. Bnnbury-October 14, at Lisbryan House, the wife of Ihomas BeDjamin Bunbury, Esq., of a daughter. Edgell-October 13, at Ellough Parsonage, Bezcles, the wife of Colonel Edgel, of a 0on. Keown-Octuber 16, at Ballneuss House, Coleraine, the wife of Major Keown, North Down Rifles. Of twin SODS. Marshall-October 17, ?? Parsonage, Ballysillan, the wife of the Rev. James Marshall, of a son. ...

... THE LATE PREMIER. ARIUVAl. OF THE 2EMMAI IN LONDON. AT twenty minutes before six o'clock last (Monday) evening the body of Lord Palmerston was received at Cambridge House, outside the gates of which well- known mansion a crowd, though not a very large one, had assembled. The plain hearse, followed by a single mourning coach, had left Brockett Hall at half-past nine in the morning, and had made ...

... [ BIRTK8, Bury-Oetober 14, at Rutland Gate, S.W., the Visceuntess Bury, of a son. Carnegie-October 13, at Rianaird Castle, the Countess of Southesk, of a daughter. Dowrlass-October 17, at Gobrana, the wife of Captain Dawglass, of a son. Lambart-October 16, at Ayet St. Lawrence Rectory, the Viscountess Kilcoursioe, of a son and heir. M RI GGEES. Alcoro and Andrews-July 20, at Dunedin, Otago, ...

... THE FUNERAL OF LORD PALMERSTON, [FaROiM THE TIMItS.] FnrIDY, all that was rnortal Of t'his WDAod renowned statesman, whose loss, when fall of years and honors bag awalened SO profound a sensation tbron.ghout England and Europe, was solemnly itatsrrtd, amid every token of a natiorn's reverence and regret, in Westminster Abbey-a fit resting-place assuredly for one who will ever rank among oar ...

... THE LATE PREMIER. I THE FUNERAL OF LORD PALMERSTON. (FRMo TH2 GLOB E.) We are authorized to Etate that the funeral of Lord Palmereton will take place on Friday nest, when his remains will be conveyed from Cambridge House to Westminster Abbey. The funeral-although not public in the formal sense of the word, although the great bodies of the State will not be marshalled as on the occasion of the ...

... BIBTHS. Butler-October 11, at Linen Hall Street, Ballymena, the wife of John Butler, of a daughter. Gray-October 10, the wife of Acheson Gray, Esq., of Mersham House, Southampton, of a son. Green-August 3, at Sbeikhbeoden, near Derah Ismael Khan, India, the wife of Colonel G. W. G. Green, C.B.. Commnandant 2ni Punjab Irnfantry, of a daughter. Irwin-October 10, at Manorcunniagham, County Done- ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. CANON STOWELL, [FROM THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.) TEE Rev. Canon Stowell, Rector of Christ Church, Salford, died at one o'clock on Sunday, at his resi- dence, Bar Hill, Bolton Road, Pendleton, in the sixty-sixth year of his age. Mr. SLowell was born in December, 1799, at the Parsonage of Douglas, Isle ot Man. His father was for many years Rector of the Parish of Ballaugh, near ...

... THE FUNERAL 011 LORD PALMERSTON. All the arrangements were nearly completed last night. The only person admit ed to Cambridge Honse to ltae a ]as' look at the remains of tbe de- ci-a'ed Premier was the Dean of Westmicster, who was accompanied by his lordship's nephew, the R1ev. H. Sallivan. The grave has been built from designs by Mr. G. Gilbeit Scott. Tbe Dai'y News says- No one will ask to ...