... FHE ' ATE REWTV.. DOYVLE, P.P. I he wionth's taeoy of theoIat' deeply laiente4 and'jreipctd pw .of L~oinq wa~ c br4~d ?? tihe Ca oie itplae' elat' ,onday; and the following nmuere', arry of elorgy who at. teided on tbe solemn oecsion shows tho esteem in vhich ho wra, held by hbi ?? le org.men, wbile, as to the flock 'W080'biuy veueratel he deceaaed reov. gontleau? there wAS not Btading roem ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Chasrg for anwouncements of MaWoc 2r. td. of Births ri! D1a4thJ is. ed: inch; aed to 6nmui 4wriiol ths amosunt oste. i ?? rses, be prsep a MARRIAGE. July 17, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. A. S. Fuller A.M., Joseph Dousley Watkins, Req., second son of the late Joseph D. Watkins, Esq., of Dame-street, to Anne Jane, youngest daughter of P. G. Sims, Esq., of this ...

... FUERtAL. OF ?? GO PIA.CE, . ?? thi1; I plo Kyesterday morning, at URa dolockfr~ h es donce,InehicoieLoge; Ah mnight be ?? the estiniationl ini which M*l. Pl1ace had beea held, it was extrenlely 1aWrS9, I}?+g ateoeajedo opy by, , Y of, the mpst respeotableiai.eus, but, which was a ?? feature in it, by the inmateH of iainy of the charitable institutions to which Mr. P had not only been a wise ...

... THE LATE MOST REV. DR. O'CONNOR. i WA 8 SA bg . a.. -- t s of We understand that the funeral of the Most Rev n- Dr. O'Connor, Bishop of Saldes, will take place ot; no Sunday, at 2 o'clock, p.M. The Cortege will get out his from Johnistreet chapel, and proceed to the newly nig consecrated groundof Glaeneviu Cemetery, where the ble honoured remains of this distinguished prelats will ry. be ...

... BIRTHB, MARRIAGES AND DEATHt. chasrgefor assnowisnent. of MNrvagea 2e. 6ed., qf BktA and DeathI. Is. fl. wcA; and to 4esws rinuertit the amomt must, in all cases, be prepaic. BIRTHi July 27, at 7 Seville-place, the wifte of Richard E Grandy, of a daughter. k. la. MARRIAGE. ' July 27, at the Star of the Feo, by the Rev Mr Leaty, C C, John Pierce Lacey, Esq, Birmiugham, to Mary, widow of Francis ...

... THE 1,ATL B1eIV 1L MAXIMILIAN. VIENNA, JuLY 26.--Subjoiued is the official report df tie Austrian Captanin Grolier upon the recent cstwftrophe in Mexic,: - Imperial Aus ?? Steamer Qt(e e Elizabeth, 5June o), lSl7. ?? In the morniig of June 23 the American Cora. mander Roe came on board this vessel, and informed me lie had learnt that his Majesty the, Emperor MDaxirallian had beon condemned ...

... BIRT48, MARRIAGES AND DEATHL&b Ohuryaeor ?? of Marna Y. Od.,j Myrnae and Deaths 1s,. Od. Gah; und to iun 4urio heS ?? must, in all owes, be propkd. BIRTH. July 29, at Brook Lodge, Ilianchardstowes, ibo wife of JameE Halpin, Esq., of a daughter. MARIRIAGES. July 26, by the ltev. J. Long, Mark Cahill, Eq., M.D 88 Dame-atreet, Dublin, son of Mark Cahill, EsA., late h Sandtord'j Court, and nephew ...

... DEATH OF THOMAS F. MA4GHER.R F1ULL DE1)'AXlS (Pronc the New York ,Tqbks of Aty 13.) We regret to hear of the suddon and unexpeoted! demise of Geheral Meagheor, Acting-Governor of Montora Territory. We have as yet received no particulars of this melaoelioly eyen , which took placo on the lst int, at Fort Benton. The f9ll(*' ing slathe despatch aauonneiug the',a sad nulnoked ' for hitellienoe ' ...

... DEATH OF THE MOST REV. DOCTOR O'CONNOR' It is with deep regret we have to announce the 'demise of the Most Reverend Daniel O'Conuor, ;Lerd Bishop of SeIdes, which took place yesterday ?? at his temporary residence, South Circular. road, after a lingering and painful illness, which he iore with that meekness, resignation, and piety, for wvhich he was so eminently distinguished through his iong ...

... THE LATE SIR HENRY MARSH, BART., M;D. MEMORIlAL STATUE OF SIB HZIIu.Y MARSH, MD.., IN THE HALL OF TH!u KINo AND QUEEN's COLLORE 0P PHYSICIANS IN IRELARD, E EXOUTED BY J. H. FOnINT.I P.A.; EECTMo BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUIrox, A.D_- 1866.--The above is the title of a small quarto, got up in most creditable style and most interesting in I its Contents. The frontispiece is a photograph by I Cranfield ...

... MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. The subjoined is a summary of the quarterly return of the marriages, births, and deaths registered in the divisions and districts of -relun& T e marm riagesare for the months of Oct., Nov. and Dec., 1866 ; and births and deaths for Jan., Feb. and Mair., 1867:- Marriages.-There wre 6,514marriages s er in Ireland during the fourth quarter of 1866, affording an an ...

... Mia of BIRTfll8, MARIAGES AND DZATI1L'J. er OUo nfl-tu ---i t ~.,Q ICk tpa DeeAS le. We. each and to tnseve v-rt4% Ia, op amnout nunst, i9L all cam, i ereyail. as June 27, at St. Mark's, Woolston, Hampshire, by the r Very Rev the Dean of Cashel, uncle to tho bride, Charles ed Bolsevaln, Esq, of Amsterdam, to Emily FleloLie, second Lad dan; bter of Hercules MacDonnel, Esq., J. P., of Sorrento, ...