... TttE ?? All day yesterday the house-of'i4ourning in Eccles.street was visited by the clergy of the diocese, andc the look on ever face and the tone of every voice told of unaffected and heartfelt sor- row. It was indeed a salutary lesson in this age, in which the phrape haughty antd arrogant church- man has grown so familiar. Here in a umaU l room 6f the quiet private house, in which his ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. B I RTIRIS. SONS. Atr0auo, ?L, M rs. Cliar!es H., at Sa-ath H imite ad, ADAMto, wife of Major, ?? lBombany, at ct. 19. 0onrlogne-.sur-Mer, Oct. 18. 1 AýNr;ovw., wife of Commander William C., P. and 0. CiueNry, Mrs. A. D., at Finchley, Oct. 2o. Service, at Frest-hitll, S, LOct. t9. CoPy-', Mrs. Alexander C., at Craven-road, Iyde Btct aNAic, Mrs. L. ?? at iarwici. ...

... MARRIAGES. IOn the 10th inst., at St. Augustine's Church, Preston, by the Rev. J. Cbapman, Charles Cottriall, of Preston, to Annie Gosling, of Presten, and third daughter of the late Nathan Gosliug, of Ulvereton. On the 5th inst., at the Parish Church, Preston, by the Rev. R. Tbisllethwaite, Mr. Albert Arthur Milnes to Mhiss Annie Whittey. On the 9th inst., at the Parish Church, Preston, by ...

... 1 ?? - October 7, at 50, Magdalen-street. the wife of NMr. G LANDER. a daughter. MOctober 4, at Rivermeet Farm, Topsham, the wife of r. H. PoTTEa,a son, October 4, at Heath's Court, Ottery St. Mary, the wife of the Honl BERNARD CoLERIDas, a daughter. October 2, at 13, Montpellier-road, Esmouth, the wife of Mr. G. WEEKS, a daughter. October 2, at Bockbeare, the wife oflMr. J. CoomrnEs, a ason. ...

... dfirths, gtanrra es, nd tlis. ?? No Notire of Brith, Marrage, or Death can be Irsert4 snless assahentleated by the name and address of Ibe sender, The words -No crds, or any similar adlihon to the simple announcemsent of a marriage o d Pb, mmblect It to payment as for an advertisement. BIRT3HS. IDE-Oct. 2o, at 36, Lonond-road, Edge-lane, the ::ife of James Ide, of a daughter. J.cAsox-At ...

... DEATH OF SIR FRANCIS GRANT. Sir Francis ,rant, President of the Royal Academy, died suddenly of heart disease early on Saturday morning at The Lodge, hia residence at Melton Mowbray. Ho was the fourth son of Mr. Francis Grant of Kilgraston, Perth- . shire, and brother of General Sir J. Hope Grant, G.C.B. tti He was born in Edinburgh in 180h, and first exhibited at Id the Royal Academy in 1834, ...

... - -tSte C-art H Eelensburgh, on ?? ~ ~ - - ,A ,, o d -, a s >lI- 14:; -, h -it *Nit i-i' Ext ; a1 th iit inst., the! ri. xi e the .,th g - -t' ?? cvrec Greenrock, on. ; it- I ' i .Eri Cx Ue Iiou;stot a S'JU. - - i- VLI Tierrace,; Croshill, on 12th ; l' s Vt 4h 1. ve: Ia ii u hter. ,.r . At. i Aiet P l a 1 ranhi', on the N ' tax . lfi .s. Al Kn- a dacu'liter. ?? -j. )i ?? C'teecent, ]diniburgh ...

... 01i DEATH OF CARDLNAL CULLEN. re H His Eminence Paul, Cardinal Cullen died de yesterday, at four o'clock, at his residence, Eccles Street, Dublin. he was born at Nar- to raglhmore, County Kildare, in 1803, and re- su ceived his early education in a Quaker's school it at Carlow, where he had for his schoolfellow oh Jonathan Pim, late MY.P. for the city of Dublin, Cc and a prominent member of ...

... Nbhz, arryas, and Peaths * No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be insted unless authenticated by the n-am and address of the snder. The words No cards. oray raddition to the simple ?? of a marrige r death. subject It to payment es for an advertisemant BIRTHIS. Bran-Oct. 20, at 12, Lightwood-street, the wife of Thomas H. D. Beer, of a son. DaIFsFIELD-Oct. 22, at Brooklands, Farnwortb, ...

... Births, TlanaOrht, n .0 No Notice.o Bwth, Marta5e, crd, unless aocheotitad by the ,are sender. The wrds to the simol EnsfCIfl suablet it to Baenoaefa? C BIRTH . GAnLES-Oct. 17, E'cz C-f f-, of Johin Gambles, of a V 5 . Hawasnat-Oct. 15, t *, a t r Charles Hewson. 2 a ;iaaghter.' , HonE-Bte-Oct. 17. aw ?m:tsf rChe2' Peter Hordern, of a son c, JONES-Oct. 19, at .36, 512.eigh - Thomas Jones, of a ...

... ETR&Sh , MA14RRAGBS', d D To lnsure insertion Announcements must be suthenticated by the name and address of the senrler, witholit which they can in ro case he iuserted. BIRTHS.I .kPPLETON-Ort. 22, at Greenhil, near Wigan, Lanu *ashire, the wife of Charles Appleton, Solicitor, of a .;on. BE YiN E--Oct. 28, at 3. Great Brunsivick-street, the :.ifs of James Byrne of a daughter. X'NNOLLY-Uct. 26, ...

... ?? - - - ADVT.] FUNERAL OF THIL LAE: MMRS. GiABBETT, OF STRAND HOUSE, LIMERICK. The remains of the late lamented Mrs Gabbett were removed on yesterday morning from Strand House, for interment in St Munchin's; churchyard, mournedi by.her Eons and a very lirge circle of re- latives and friends with an intensity of sorrow which evidenced the fondness and devotion with which she wvs regarded. The ...