... DEATH OF WILLIAM CHRISTMAS, D.L. (}FROM OURn OORBnSPONDNsv) WABhRFOIID, SATUIRDAY NlOI~, MABlc 23,-. I regret to aunnunce that this gentleman died lasts night at his residence, Whitfield, about four miles from Waterford. He held the commission of the peace, and was one of the deputy lieutenants for the county of Waterford. He was formerly one of the representatives of this city in the Imperial ...

... BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Ohargefor antewnenus qf Mar iages 2.. , of BiOAh&' arc Doeths ls 04 each; apd to 4nsre infal the anowt must, in aU cow. be prepoid. BIRTH. March 4, at Forster-strect, Galway, the wife of M. C. O'Flanegau, Esq., of a daughter MA.RRIED. March 11, by special licence, at the Church of St. Peter, Atblone, by the Very Rev. Archdeacon OWReilly, uncle to the bride, ...

... BIRTHS. ARRIAGAiE AND DEATHS. Charjes tor anneouceres1t- of Marrwys 2. 0dl, of BOWT1kS wed Devithi is. Gd. each; and to in-surs irnsudi ths aourant muest, 4n all casros. be prpasid. BIRTHS. March 5, at Grennan Douso, Durrow, the wife of Mr. Samuel Talbot, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Mirch 4, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, St. Margaret's, Mr. James Flemming, Lusk, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of ...

... TIE LATE HENRY S. BURTON' ESQ. (nnO OUB ?? DolmziT.) A melancholy sensation was produced by the ani 4*e06ent' of the demise of He ni Stuart Burton, q. D.w, at. hs eidence, Caiholt Qatle. The 'decesed gitlensam was, the eldest son .o the much and deservedly respected Colonel FrancLa Burbon, of Bluncragy-who for many years had been Gover- *Gqneral do Canada-who was returned to repro- Fenetthe ...

... BIRTHA MARRIAGES DEATHS Oars-eJes or a'losmfftv Marsesa 2s. hb., oJ 8rniu end Dacfh la .d. cade: and to inusrd Inserion jA, 4MoMd mvutt, in ?? cam, oe *r,rid. BIRTHS. Mitch 27, at7 Eccles-dtreet, the wife of Patrick M'Gauran , Esq., of a son. March 27, at 74 ecclce street, the wife of John Frazer, Solicitor, ef a son. MARRAGES. March 28, at st. Patrick's, Monkgtowu, Patrick, son of J. P. ...

... DEATH ( REV. SIR, CHRISTOPHl'Ii .ELLE.W, S,J. Pte i We deeply regr# to announce the death of this ' eeatemed ay istinguished'elergymzm, an announce t i~eut, we na'7 confident, that will be received vith I \ainoarv sorrow by his numerous personal friends, andi.. 'indes drby the ontire Catholk community, to whom, ?? tie rev. gentleman We endewed by hi R many high. qnaitihe The'sadl event ...

... IRTh , MAR RUAGES AND DEATHS. Oh for announcerzenu of AMarriaogs 2*. Gd., of Births and Deaths Is. cd. each; and to 4sure 4UM She amnosawi must, in al easu. be Prepeid. , MARRIED. March ID, at Mydrlmn parish church, Henry Lyttelton Rogere, Req., Resident Magistrate of King's County, to Loulsa Mary Jane, daughter of Robert Waters, Esq., of Sarnau House, Camartenehsire, and great grand-daughter ...

... 'DEATH OF CAPTAIN FREDERICK WILLIS. It will be beardv with regret throughout the whole, of Ireland by those who so conatantlyjetperionenod x the couftesy aind kindness of Captain Willis, per. e imanent Gentleman Usher, and Master of the Carew-. moaijeat the rif ?? tookplaoeon. r .Saturday morning in a very Suddenu and linexpeote'd I ?? The deceased gentleman, who was aged about lirty-three e ...

... BIRT3S. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ?? rm cmepte of Mcra 2a. f*, of Births . d Deaths. 1 U., i saa to iniU Z r;os ii, ,esonss vnf, O aU ouser, be $pn BIRTHS. March 17, at Sandford Lodge, Wavertree, Liverpool, the wihe of Thoias Vordon, lbq, of a daughter., Marel 18, fi Castotown, in the Queen's Coubty, the wife ?? Burke Irwin, 5Aq, S. L, Constabulary, Portunn, of a doughter. - M'ich, 19, at 49 ...

... BIRTHS. MARIAGEI kAJN DI3ATH,5 Oharue tor annourxenmats of Marragcs 2t. 6id, o Births aed Deaths 1.. l d. e:; rend to insre Isertien tho ,amount must, in all cases, be prepaid. March 2, at GillarelAtown Uouse, the wile of Williams Etans, Erq., J.P., of a daughter. MARRIALGES. March 5, at the Catholic church, rafthar, by thb Rev. Thomas M'Corrnick, C.C., Alfred C. Iteynoldsyoungesteon of John ...

... I 4T '1 ?? , . ?? 7 1. ,a,, ?? ,. ?? IMcss;1tev. J. Wa~b, C g, windgap The &)m;144i ir iithe de whcbfrot eime ive n ti to a cloue, baving been pronounced'by :te ;,Very w IekD±. Fnrloig,''OSA., the' voat inMreLg.Uoi: . ?? retired to toeir ho 'Re Iti the evenieg ragea p htobtr of-,. clergyr were aituuaof'ly ?? by ae the tea Stiprior. F . ( ' ?? ' O'EE5IL1Y4 ?? ' ti Iti i£ withi m'sch iget swe ...

... I- x-vlt ?? -.L 344 ~ ' I O~Ott 8oyoM-vu 0W o1tN~ ,~tdi o'ad urn' ki refino41 eerl d Erpetiheome years,visehing tho rop cea m n to oneofltl~e ~* ~ h Fa,'I2Oiord pluoe in the hiatory ofth&%qaoR 4e and then for Valse, i4 ?? where, he 4atvAd.q philo4,9,pliy izd'1,ooy., 4foa the ~bh of~'ziancethere j _ ,; (49a& ad~ stet the o e1g f8, 8. ' ?? Y Oli OS edtpier we~~ h ~ei~Ol~ Fat He Ptste 'f 4i ...