... I~Q~Obi~~u RdnJ ?? . = SIR AUGUSTUS WILLIAM JAMES CLIFFORD, C.B., was born in May, 1788, and had therefore nearly completed his eighty- ninth year at the time of his death. He was educated at Harrow, ...

... ROBERT NAPIER Dicd' Junt 23, aged 8g HARRIET MARTINEAU Died June 27, aged 74 OUR OBITUARY RECORD ROBERT NAPIER, the eminent engineer, was born at Dum- barton in 1791. He was the son of a blacksmith, w ...

... , I= W~ M. MARC DE GOULARD, who was one of the chief ministers under the Y-gihne of M. Thiers, was born, at Versailles, in i8oS. lie came of a good family, and adopted the legal profession more for th ...

... I FUNERAL OF DR. LIVINGSTON. The funeral of Dr. Livingstone was celebrated in Westminster abbey yesterday. The body of the 'famous trveller had been lying. in the map room of the Royal Geographical society. A few persons, chiefly friends of the L~ivingetone famuily, were admitted on Thursday and Friday, to view the coffi which contained the remains. On the lid two beautiful wreaths of ...

... - T b ?? IZN A SUWDE. - On Wednesday, Mr. Carter and a jury of twelve sat for the fifth time at the Duchess of York; 'Iattersea, to in- quire into the cause of the death of Johu Thomas Lomas, a sewer'ilusher, in the employ of the Wandsworth Dis- trict Board of Works, who lost his life in a sewer in the New-road, Battersea, under circumstances which pointed to a chemical manufactory in the ...

... DATHS OF GBEISAL SW DE LACY _ e B~7AltS,, ?? . , We have to annanuce the death 6f General Sir De Lwy ERe V, which took place on Sunday night, at his residenoe -n Great Cumberland etreet, at the advanced Pge of eighty-thre years. He was the son o' Mr. John Evans, ol Milltown, in Ireland, and hvirg been edu. cated at Woolwiloh, obtained his first commiseirn as ensign in February, 1807, end then ...

... HARRY SYDNEY. We last week briefly recorded the death of this popular song- writer and vocalist, &c. Mr. Sydney was the author of a number of comic, eerio-comic, and sentimental songs, many of which have attained considerable popularity. His treatment of homely topics was genuinely humorous, marked by great facility of versification, and perfect freedom from all coarseness. His songs called ...

... BIRTHrS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIR RT SS. SONS. . WNEELEYoSTE, v ife of Captain Artlur, GreLiadiier EBESu-, Sirs. Aethur A., at Caterham, Surrey, Guards, at Qitet-street, Miyfair, Jttute 9. Jotint 8. Ct,.stuc, Mrs. Leonard J., at Stradbroke-road, DAUGHrtEtS. -lighbury New lark, June ,, . BlIosHoP, Mrs. Arthur, at Bateunai-street, Cam,- FeveRr, wife of Captain Richard T., R.E., at bridge, ...

... BIjRTHjS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BI I ft1 'I-TH S. So Ns. lnonoorD, AMrs_ Charins J., at Veitehos Hotel, Edinburgh, Nov. ?? loxvonit, wifer of tlse Rev. H1. C., Cl~icin CloUrch FHill, Nov. oo. cjellri et FOrnnTSTE, Mrs. Franik W1., at 13kaont et Nov. so. Fannatoxe, Mrs. Harold, of Chesliunt, at Twivikeii- laanl, Nov. no. KAY, PMts. Saannel H,, at Ciseadle, Staffordshire, Nov. on. a ;te9.t~] ...

... DI.RTIYIS, MARRIAGES, ANrD DEA THS& B IRTHS. Seas. Tuinon, Mirs Owen S., of Leadenhall-streut, a AGGus, Mrs. Joke, at Steele's-road, Haverstock-hill, Dilana, Cater do Nord, France, Jan, c7. Janl. it. BATES, wife of the Rev. Jonathan, M.A., at Kic- DAUGHTERS. stead Rectory, Norwich, Jan. .5. Deuce, Mrs. S. Noble, at Kensington-gardens- BICIKNELL, Tirn. Percy, at Beck-enham, Rent, square, Jan. ...

... BIRT11S, -MARRIAGES, ANMD DEA THS. P IIRTHS. S >NO At, ejat ice;, wif;c if Mr 11m its, ?? J.P., Capiail Ro;al Tlyrone I esilirr-a, ioevciiLh, iragli Co. Tyiono, at Rue dCS leuio, (I ioorva, Sept. i8. AODtW.J M1. e of Captain I., R.A., at loona, Aug. 19. l:'ox, Mi es. Richard IL., it VCet, .z, Sit it-,erlaed, Sept. 7. Septl sp.l} wife of thie Rcv. AM. K at Ib ClCIe Iloo e, Toiqpay, Sept. o6. ...

... BIRTThS, MARRIA GES, A ND DEATHIS. rlIRT H S. SONS. -B.oro, Mrs. H. W., t Tynodall's Palk, CHffo11, Nov. xx. V'SOZARO, Mrs. W., of Oxford-street, and Wood- green, Nov. ns. HArRIS, Mrs. Bernard F., at Surbiton, Nov. or. Lrwis, wife of Rev. Henry C., at Biastead Rectory, rear Arurndel, Sousex, Nov. no. SCHnvWAMICIr;rI, Mrs. Leopold, at Lanodowoe-road, Notting-hill, Nov. 2i. VIGOrS, Mrs. T. IM. C ...