... 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 ...

... )3irfb).S ,idThrriac g, .t 9a1s DI RTHES. Arederson-October 24, at S&uthsea, the wife of William ?nder-on, 3dsq, Surgeon, Royal 'Navy, of a daugh er. Cle]1lnd-Oc zbvr 29. at Ra-h Gael House, Bangor, the whiie of RI I. Cleland, Esq.,of a daughter. A R P. I A G E S. Bcl-ly and O'Loughlen-Angust 9, at Melboutne, Are- tralia, Joseph heckly, Esq., late of Maida YVla, St. John's Wooi, London, to ...

... bUI{i9, S~arrt-aqes, &; pe;Xfls. BIRTHS. . Aitchison-October 28, at 24, College Square North, Belfast, Mrs. C. Aitchison, of a daughter. le Craig-October 28, at St. James's, Atihboy, :he wife of m the Rev. Graham Craig, of a son. cc Groves-October 28, at Ifullavilly Glebe, Tandragee, di the wife of the Rev. H. C. Groves, cf a daughter. tI Honvwood-October 24, Pt flvington Place, London, the ...