... , 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 the sake of having something to do than as a means of livelihood. lie was not a brilliant advocate, and was never asked to defend great criminals or political offenders, but he acquired a solid ...

... ?? Street, on the 20th !nat,, Mrs 1AS; ?rh~fk~ CGardens, on the 20th inst., Krs gi evesStreet, on the 20th iust., Mrs M Lvii: a son 1ig~gglsve Street, o n the 10th inst.. ,rs io'j3v ?? a taQ,,XeieS raric. Crosshtill, on ; 'rtrra, LrO5Ni.t ontt 2Dthinst, Al. ' TliI N;- a e0o. 91t - a'eb 1trie Govan, on the 20th inst., Al.S2tS3lrs 3dr 80isI. grAL'4 , P5°.C1SgitiV, on the 19th., Mnrs MA kP1 a ?? ...

... f.nTlIS BMARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. B I R T H S. A>DI!,BV3- July 22, at Alma Tir-rce, T'ortadown, . vilfe r~f l. S. Andrewz, M A., of a. son. . LXUIUN-JOIY 4. at Granfvill Parsonage, ' ?,:osWr. S Wat I irginia, ?? the wife of :cv. J. Atchrr Fulicton, D.D , formerlycof Dil- C b tO ?? to::. July 21, at ?? TritonvileRoP adL Dublin, the * f EVt!e:T Jar es Jne;2, Suiscitoe, of a daughter. . 1 21* t ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. feg harges for Anneotiieetsentsof Birtha, lfcarriages, a~id Deaths, 2s. 66d. each, To ir1etN iefcort L should beprepaid, and in all cases they mnstt be aurhead- eated by the signature. awl address of the sendar, ?? which thfy can in are tlase be inserted. BIRTHS. DARLEY-June 28th, at 7 De Vesci-terrace, Kingstown, the wife of Henry WVarren Darley. Esa., of a ...

... BIRTHS, MARRGES, AND DEATHS. WVhargesfor Annoutncementsof Births, marriaegs, auzd Deaths, 2s. 6d. eaoeoh To in-gyre ioserfion aonnounozenentft houM beprePpaid, and in eal cases they must be authenti- ceated by the signature and address of the seander, witho t wchiceh they cans in no case be insecrted. BIRTHS. AR'ISTRONG-July 9, at O'Hara Brook, Ballymoney, the wife of Rev. W. Armstrong of a ...

... BIRTSs, MARRI GES, AND DES THS. BIRTHS. SONS. BAnELLI, Mrs. J. M., at Como, July 8. FATEY, Mrs. W., Jely 5 (prematurely, stillborn). BLACKADER, Mrs. C. G., at Southampton, July g. COLLINSON, Mrs. J., at Porchester-terrace, Hyde Park, July 8. EVANS, Mrs. J. J., at Rose Bank, Rock Park, Rock Ferry, Cheshire, July 4. HOLDEN, Mrs. A., at Nuttall House, Nottingham- shire, July 8 (stillborn). JONES, ...

... AnnitY.-On the 5th inst., tni. wife of Josoph Abbey. Nottingham ot it daughter, CAVTELI.-MoI.E.-On te ?? ia:sc.,:-t ?? Parish Chitral y thne Reev. 1. Y . I albe, Vi(c.ara St. 3.1:01 81. ?? non of JLISae Cttel.l 'I he I~iiree, Lmecigbsto to Etmily Ilteecca, loilng'3 dit nebter of the late William Mole, of Caxton Villa, Edgbistoo NI, vrdtol;. G Gater-w:Ay-On the l4th indt., at the Bafltig Iho ch ...

... B I T I]I ARtII1Ol)i.-on thit 2nhti lii ito vatt, of Mr. Arthitr Arliford, at DANUILL.--QOn do n ills zit '.oodelri. WEellinr.t nu Proatt. tl: r'ifo of J. W. leaills;tj ?? 'tl T(!lLrr.--liO it lrt! rk., at (Clientry Rnoad, Smmall lfewh. dil WAv, o f It. IV. '11116'ul'i l(f itn::All.If) IltiL-Ft'i;t'S ?? tle lth vilt., M* 'lr~uoi hi 'oh (hy rbrc .soe is'(o'w, GUIl-,rge IEill, to) Af:ry Ann. ...

... UiRFLTS, M1\ARRIAGES,AND DEATlHS. DIrD -.NE:vCASTLE, at No. 20, 1lntud lil)g Place, aged 69 years, MIr Thomas itltirerford Rt'nnol1sOn, mi.ster mariner and shipoewner. [4295 DIED,.-At TODBUBN, on the 8th inst., ageI 43, Maly Arnn, wife of ihornas Pattelson. Deeply la mented. (4298 DirD.-At SHIELD GREEN, oil thejSiusth, aged 2S years, Annie Weallens, oaly daughter of John and Jane Brown. Depply ...

... BIRYIS, MAARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SONS. BEALE, Mrs. W., at Sutherland-gardens, St. Peter's Park, July 7. BROwN, Mrs. J. C., at Holmbush,. Horsham, July so. FRASER, the Hon. Mrs., of Lovat, at Phoeneas House, N.B., July 6. GULLY, wife of Laptain P., at Larchfield House, Faroham, July 8. JONES, wife of Mr. L. H., M.D., at Brighton- parade, Blackpool, Lancashire, July 9. PARRY, Mrs. G., at ...

... I THE DEATH O0 THE 'LYI4 MAN. The inquest upon the body of Vincent de Grd,1 otherwise The Flying Man, was resumed ou Thursday aftemroon at Chelsea workhoe, before Mr. Diplook A model of the yin&g maabise wse produced. e MI. Besley said ho appeared in conseuqence of a meeting of the inhabitants of Chelsea, who were de- sirous to have the whole circumstances of the case fully investigated. Hoe ...

... ;. 4 iARLUAGEND AND DEATHS. P I }; T H S. .,r, ky,)-J-1vV, at Brookvale Avenue. BaPrasi oi.J. C. lBreclaud, of a son. ^ r, .j.:ly S. at Windsor, Bel.t, th1j wife of Jas. C r,1- ,orea eOn. ?? ' _: Tunue 27 at !; oeckarda Palatine, Co. Car- .t, t.wi, Di~ 01$tl Dackott, Esq., of a son and har. 0to, at ClatemootWasoper-Mare V 0~rp X>,3jr RobertFayrs Mickey, late 101st 1 , - ;l l u.iLiers, c( a son ...