... BIRTHS, M1ARRIAGES, & DEATHS. All ?? Of BIRT18, MARRIAGES, and DEATIS, muest be athcntiecated by the naose an1d1 address of the sender. BIRTH[S. Atkinson-June 21, at Craigmore, Newry, the wife of AV. N. Atkinson, Esq., of a daughter. Adams-June 23, at Ashfield, County Meath, the wife of C. Stuart Adams, Esq., J.P., of a daughter. Davis-June 25, at 8, Kearney's Buildings, Belfast, the wife of ...

... au BIRTHS., MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. ?? A net O teeS Of BIsrTSs, ARLa DsTees, and DEATHS, ,ntl be or aut h nticrated by thre nane aI address of the sender. ra al BIRTHS.. Atkinion-June 16, at Moneyglass Villa, the wife of Dr. h arls es Atkinson, of a Son. ti Bhlunt-pril4april2',at n Williu 's Town. Cape of d Good Hope, the fe of f De ?? CoCmLU ie- uU ?? Blunt, of a son. Davenport -Ju ne 13, at ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, cannot be inserted without they are porly authenticated by the name and address of the sender. BIRTHS. FELLOWES-On the 29th ult., at No. I, Clarendon-crescent, Edinburgh, the wif e of Captain Charles Fellowes, H.M.S. Duke of Wellington, of a son. WATsoN-On the 30tb ult., at Plymouth, the wife of Captain G. W. Watson, R.NJ ...

... * O.OJ..2l272.. US PaihChurch, Lees, y te Rv. . H Brerly, r. ear It1ePaishCho clothmanufeture, toElizaeth, nly alkhor.e Tomkrly s WilliamWeightbrewer aU of ?? re to Bts AseROwOKse-llo0roer.---On the 28th lust., at the Pacott Ch~b GrortheWoo Stuafodire, by th o ev Rlev.ndTr Munro, D.,au ChurookEsq. of alifx, Yrkshre o Helenr, to lgiete daughter of ?? Mr. Samuel Eolt, of Rhsct.N ardchfei ...

... ti, MARRIAGES. 4 On the 13th inst., at the Parish Church, Goosuargh, by the 54 Rev. R. Firth, assisted by the Rev. R. Studliollue, James cc Crawford, youngest son of John Stevenson, Esq., Lythain, to E Mary Ellen, eldest daughter of Robert Ascroft, sq., Preston. On the 13th inst., at the Parish Church, Leamington, by the W Rev. J. W. Craig, vicar, Henry Robert Rowe, of Preston, to ti Elizabeth ...

... BIRTHS. At Sydney Court, 62 Argyll Street, on the 22d insiant, Mrs. David Carlaw a son. At Genoa, on the 22d instant, Mrs. Z. A. Ls Meswurier; a son. At 22e Lonudon Road, on the 21st inistant, M~rs. James Brown; a son. At Gateside, Paisley, on She 21st instant, lIres. Archd. Cook; a 6onm At Bridgeland Cottage, East Brldgend, Drnmber. ton, on the 2lat irst, the wife of MrI. John Kinnon, I ...

... - THE LATE P4OF-EiSOR INWA.Y . In ?? Hecrd wecall ittentlon briefly to the very sudden demise of the Rev. Dr. Williaam -Lindsay, Professor of Exegetical' Theology, in con. , nection with the ?? Churh. The eminent ?? which Dr. Lindsay held Eor so0 many years in the Relief and United Presbyterian- deno. minations suficiently justifies a mose lengthene'd reference to his career as a theologian. ...

... THE LATE FIRE-MRN DELANY. A meeting of the committee was held last evening in the Northumberland Hotel, the Very Rev. CANON PoPr in the, chair. There were also ?? Rev. Mr. O'Hanlqn, Rev. Dr. Doyle, Rev. Wiiliat Purcell, St. Mary's; Rev. Benjamlin Gibson, REo. tunde Church; Mr. Jolhl Burke, Upper Sackville- street; Rev. B. Sheridan, SS. Michael and John's; Mr. Thomas Dillon, Bachelor's-walk; Mr ...

... DEAtH OF THE EARL OF ROSSLYN. We regret to announce the death of this ex. cellent and much-beloved nobleman, which to, k place at London at au early hour on S turday morning. Lord Rosslyn's ?? an event' which will be mourned throughout Scotland, and in his home district of the country or F fe it will be deeply deplored. The late James Alexander St Clair'Erskiue, E4rl of Rosslyn, was the third ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRtTHS. 11DEtEVL-vX.-Jule C, at Devonshirc-road, Wandswortli-roam, the wvife of A. Bidolewx isq E'j of a dtaughter. BOOTY.-Joune 7, ait (otstie House, Forest, Waltharnstow, the wife of A. ilooty, Esq., of a soil. GREEN,-J1unt.' 6, at Tniuple-strect, Whitefrlars, Mrs. . Green, ?? a soil,. JON FS.-Ju1.e ,, at Arthur Lodgo, Delstois, the wife of J. W. MAX\hi.L. ...

... DEATH OF THE REV, MR DUNCAN, HOW. :'i.GATE, NEAR PENICUIK;- One of the ablest and most profound divines of i the United Preabyterian (harch-tho Rev. David Duncan of Howgate-.passed from this earthly seene on Tuesday evening. On Sabbath week Mr Duncan officiated in his own church with his usual ?? ?? Ori:e following Tuesday be .visited a number of' liis people in a thinly-popu. lated district, ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD. V of During the past -week death has taken away two of the re leaders of the Derbyshire aristocracy. On Thursday morn- an ing Lord Vernon died at Sudbury Hall, and on Fsiday night Li the Earl of Chesterfield breathed his last at his town mansion, a: Last week we had to announce that the noble Earl fe was seized with paralysis on the previous Saturday. Thore t ...