... B3RTrEf1, DEA'1'IS, U\D AIAESIArINS, N ?? i-esof Birts, ~llrriigle, and Deaths imuru ill ?? , n' be r.-.-thentirated ?? 1'.Ie sigvnature of the rler. T7ei, . ?? otherwsise ie rz-'rede 1 si' or for announc- enosa of Marriages, Birth', :ed Deathbo 2-. fil,. ac'h; and, o finsure insertion,the imriblgia all auses be prepail. 1?1 RTIHS. Liailiold-June 21, at iami1th'imiton, the wife i, ?? Caul ...

... 1 -- - BIRTHS, 2MARIIAGES, AND DEAThTS. |r C4ar-ges jor ,i A:gotir:centsu of BirJw, ?? g anfl B Deaths, 2-s. 2a0 ?? Ta ;bsrr ?? rrr 'oH ?? it repti5 di, -t0l in all cases tiiy itteb ?? r'r. 'ban- certoe by the eriyrrqTr' ?? a-Zrlas8 of the seeder, ?? obith. tfhij cji /, - ' e4 inrteri ,-ed I &L -t -. BIRTHS. 'oro c-Angua' 1t3, .,t \ii hubc.lar, tihe wife of E1l. C. 3:al` E. Esq., of I . i:l il ...

... THE LATE MICHAEL BAK711. A correspondent, upon whose intimacy with the facts we can rely, asks us to state that after his follow- citizens had recognised his worth by bestowing upon him the highest civic honour-namely, the Mayoralty of the ?? Banim received from the Govern. ment of the day the vacancy which about that time occurred in the Postmastership, attached to which was a salary so small ...

... SIRTHS, MARRlAGES, 1QD DERAiS. To inzore ,nieratn anOtuaceunents. 05ut be Othendtf. cea-zd by tihe signature and addiosso of the gasndeyr. tthout which they can tit tlo case be iptserted. BIRTHS. DREN'VAN;-Narch 20. at 4 St. Helen's, Clonliffe-road, the aaife of W. H. Drennan of a daughtor. DYlE-M3arch 19, at 2' Grafton-street, London, the Lady Emnily Dyke of a danAhter. mIACY.NiuGHTEFN-Sarch ...

... BIRTHLS, .1ARRIAGJES, AND DEATaS. To . ?? i . ?? , nf ?? mtsto be atenti. e IIr - by the iarure ani address of the sonrder. toithout ?? t' er , aso ote DIiert4fel. BrRTFHS ATTCliN0OY-M1arch 17, atSummerlsland, contytvArmanb, the svwtC of Joseph Atkinson, Esq., late HE.. 67th Regi- Trent. of it son. COWVAN-lMarch 1s. at 17 Xendal-street, Belfast, the wife of A..-ta.r-Constahle Cowan, ?? of a ...

... BLrTH.q, ATARBIAGES, AND DEATIS. To insure insertion 0 nnouncrrnents ,Ot lt be authensi- ,art by to signlatoro end eddremeas df t* dor, withoug Widh I WY zcu. is to cos6 be inserted. N. . ?? ?? ~ sstss ,BIRTHS. CLANCHY-April 19, at 2 Mount Verdou-terrace Welling ton-road, Cork,, the wife of T. J. Clanchy, lisq., of a daughter. )O.N-ERY-AprU 19, at 112 Capel-streot, the'ife of John Donuary of a ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATES. d inmurc tnsertion announcsinenfs tr5st be authsn6i. cared by the signature and address of the sandor, ailhoui ?? they can in no cas be iserted. BRICEMWay 7, at Raneelkheet, North-West Provinces, India. the wife of Edward Archibald Brice, Esq., 2nd BsttI tb Regt., of a son. BROADBENT-Juno 7. at the Cottage, Cogry, the wife of Samuel E. Broadbent of a daughter. ...

... To insure insertion Annouzicements mot:t be autlituticat0il by the namne anld address of the se0nler, without which they can in no caae be inserted. BIR T 18. ?? RTO'-July 24, at 9 Cumberland-place, North Cir. Ollar-road, the wiife of E.do ard Cotton of a daughter. M:ADDEN-July 235, at M-lin-strect, Roucrea, the wife of Michael Malddou of a so:l. MAI; 1N-July ?? at 56 Lower Glanmire-road, Cork ...

... BIRTH.S, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. To insure insertion Announcements must be authenticated by the name and address of the sender, without which they can in cases be inserted. BIRTHS. 3ATEMAN-Auguet 23, at the Rectory, Sprotbrough, the wife of Cuptain Hugh Bateman of a daughter. DUNGLASS-August 23, at Douglas Castle, the Lady Dunglass, prematurely, of a daughter, stillborn. %IUGHES-August 2Z, at 46 ...

... THE LATE.VERY REV. THOMAS 'DON. I NELL, DOMINICAN CONVENT, ATHY.- I - .. . - The venerated deceased, who- ended' his days peacefully in the town of Athyon the 25th inst., was, we believe, the most ancient member 'of the religious institute in Ireland, having make his pro. fession in the Convent of St. Thomas Aquinas, Ma. drid, shortly after the close of the Peninsular War. Spain had then ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. GEORGE ATKINS. At nine o'clock yesterday the remains of the late Mr. Georgq Atkins, barrister-at-law and re- gistrar to the 'Irish Church Temporalities Com. missioners, were inmoved from his residence in Herbert-street for interment in Mount Jerome Cemetery. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather the attendance on the melancholy oc- casion was exceedingly large, ...

... UNZEL OF' COLONEL THE RIGHT RON. W. F. FOWNES TIGHE. (FROM oun LePOTnEu).) Yesterday the Right Eon. Colonel W. ?? Fownes Tighe, whose rank as Lord Lieutenant of the county Kilkenny and Privy Councillor for Ire. land-was one of the least of his titles to the love borne towards him far and wide in the society of which he was one of the kindliest nud grandest figures, and over the vast estates of ...