... . I ' BIlBTHS. At 286 London Road, on the 25th inst,, the wife of DrVWn. M'G. BUnNS; a son. At 140 George Street, on the 25th inst,, ALI. R OBERT WoTHNRSPOOY * a son, At 2 Belmont Crescent, on the 25th inst., Mrs 'GEo. B. WHl/'ITH ; a son; which survived only a fewv hours. At Milton House, Love Street, Paisiey, on the 25th inst., Mrs DAVID OAMPBELrL, a son. At Sunnyside- Coatbridge, on the ...

... BIRTHS. At 89 North Frederick Street, on the 4th inst., the wife of WILLIAM REODGuEi, 0J.E3.; a son. Atf; Grange Terrace, Laugeide, on the 4th inst,, AMrs AaIunIT TWADDLE ; a daughter. At 48 North Portland Street, on the 3d inst., Mlrs W. K. M Ur1nAY; a son. At 480 Garncube ltoad, on the 3d inst., lire ANDR1,xv Bisuop; a SoD. At 9 Newhall Terrace, on the 3d imt., Mrs J0HN RnDDELL; a daugh9ter. ...

... DEATH OF0 LORt) BALRCAPLE. ; It is with much regret that we learn the death of Lord Barcaple, which took place yesterday morning at his house in Edinburgh. He had. been absent from the Court from illness ?? the Christmas recess; but it was quite confidenltly |expected that rest and care would soon enable ihim to resume lils duties. Lately, however, his [illness assumued a more unfavoulrable ...

... I DEATH OF MR ROBERT 0. GLADSTONE., The Hampijden Gcardiacn (Victoria), of Tuesday, 8th March, gives the following particulars of the lamentable accident by which Mfr Robert C. Glad- stone, a cousin of the Premier of England, lost his life :- Mr Gladstone, on Thursday last, at about one o'clock-, was riding a young horse in the town- ship of Terang, and when near the cricket ground, was ...

... BIRTHS. At 514 St Vincent Street, on the 13th inst., Mm JohnMill, jun.; a son. At 156 Crown Street, Hutchesontown, on the 12th instant, Mrs P. Campbell; a daughter. At 79 Grove Street, on the 12th inst., Mrs Jamies R. Sweet; a son. At 287 St George's Road, on the 12th inst., Mrs Wm. Henderson; a daughter. At 150 Crown Street, on the 12th instant, Mrs. George Mvacara; a daughter. At 30 ...

... BIRTHS. At 19 Sandyford Place, on the 6th instant, Afra James Dunn a daughter. At 53 Cumterland.Street (West),on the 6thinst., the wife of Captain James Lqird (s.s. Dacian) ; a. daughter. At 7 Burnbank Terrace, on the 6th inst,, Mrs Thomas Stewart a son, At 197 South *ellngtor Street, on the 6th inst., Mrs Walter Balfour; a son. At 3 Finnart Terrace, Greeneck, on the 6th inst., Mrs Duncan ...

... DE ATH OF MR JOHN LAWSON, M. R.C.VS. .- .. .. I -- -- I (From the Veterluarian.) We deeply regret to have to record the death of Mr John Lawson, M.R.C.VS, Manchester, which melancholy evenit took place on December 19, at his residence, M~elrose House, Plymouth Grove, in that city. Mr Lawson, who was only in the fifty-fourth year of his age, had served the office of President of the Royal ...

... BIRTHS. At Bellevue Place, Garogad Bill, on the 31et ult., Mrs John Rae; a son, At 83 South Portland Street, on the 31st ult., Mrs Hugh Keith; a eon. I At MIauldslie Terrace, London Road, on the 30th ultlmo, Mrs William Rodger; a son., At 5 Clydeview Terrace, on the 30th ultimo, Mra Daniel Gray; a daug-hter. At 21 Claremont Street, on the 30th ultimo, the wife of t, C. Kerr; a daughter. : . At ...

... LIFELIKE IN DEATMI (From the Lanest.) The description given of the different appearances presented by the dead after the battles of the Alma and Inkerman will be in the memory of mansiy, The retention in death of the last attitude in life ; the varied expressions stamped ol the features indica- tive of the last emuotions-whether of enthusiasm, menace, hope, or rosignation-wero variously de- ...

... THE LATE MR DICKENS. (From the Times.) In the last novel which Mr Dickens ever com- pleted, and in the last paragraph of its last page, he wote words which now possess a remarkable interest On Friday the simile of Jtune, in the present year (1865), Mr and Mrs Bofissn (in their manuscript dress of receiving Mr and Mrs Lainme at breakfast) were on tise So0uth-Eastern Railway with mse in a ...

... BIRTHS. At 93 London Street, on the 12th inst., Mrs THoMA SIMPsoN * a son. At 231 Upper Crown Street, on the 12th inst., Mrs JAMES ALEXANDEZ * a son. At Cleu h Collieries, WVilsontown, on the 12th inst., Mrs JAMEs LINDSAY; a son. At Wood Bank, Bowling, on the 12th inst., the wife of DAVID REDDIE; a daughter. At Avondale Cottage, Uddingston, on the 12th inst., Mrs THOS. HALESiT, jun.; a son. At ...

... DEATH OF HENRY SCOTT RIDDELL, Many will be grieved to learn that one whose name is honourably associated with the lyrical poetry of Scotland is no more. The Rev, Henry Scott Riddell died at Teviothead Cottage on Saturday morning last. In Hawiek, Mr Riddell was a familiar figure, and he was ever giving a proof of his interest in the literary and social re-unions of the district by some poetical ...