... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A ctarte sj Ozits presLl.jsitpatid, la anie fir the above acWiC6 sin? ecrceesliv twdstu leords. eor esrry add ?? LILs (ten wrdts) Sizpeacc extrt, Pot'i notes ivsut be remitted lnt etaE moeant. Ai/le Ns arrarr 2tetds be ...

... AND DEATHS. A esoaeofO~ ?? pd ia mde for Mde ,alw tweae145 laddre95 0, 1/0 ,cr. is R,,EMi.On the 26th ult., atl3, Regent Park Avenue, Hyde Park, Leeds. the Vwife Of Arhh.r der, of a Ldauohter. .ARRIED. CArePCLLs .HOLLC ho 29th the 27th uI., at St. Slie Churbh, Lozelle (hy the 1lev. 0, G. Bleeerville. B o.A.I Jarnee, yo31eeut 1011 Tohn Wlialm Camohll , Al 5 ber. county Tyrone, Irelaud. to MAU ...

... . THE DEATH OF MR. VANDERBILT. | Oxf NEw Yoruc, Decehiber 9.-Almost uip to the .last fell moment Mr. Vanderbilt appeared oh necletH health, and was discus sing business with Mqr. Garnett, app president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Great ox- I? an citement prevails in the leading hotels, and late into the F. I .Ofl night railway brokers were eagerly canvassing the p~rospct Tel, 'ed of to ...

... THE LATE MR. THOMAIS DALE. We greatly regret to announce the death of Mr. Thomas Dale, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. tho only brother of Dr. R. WV. Dale, of Birmingham. This melan- choly event occurred yesterday, at Cambridge, after a short illness which, until a few days ago, was not thought likely to end fatally. The loss is aill the mlre lamentable as Mr. Thoulas Dale, who was only ...

... 3 1S, A~g. ?? X , AND DEATHS.'. ,, thiatert b;f'4 Sg .s~n~n wrrpfid. is mnide for the aeaec nticfr, enoi t*m~ziq1n, hrerdv e Fo er Ceryt additionarl, line (ten Qrssv 4ony'A ?? tt. Postalete mlutnd be remitted ill pap- ?? i3fnbrM b' te autheigtced by L4 namc ara enf-trtee ?? Atrner. BIRTHS. ffoLlttl&U s .-Oqn the 11th inat, at Weston Cottape, Selly Oak thO1 cnl of FranCiS IIollinshead. Of a ...

... BIRTHS, MARBIAGES, AND DaTW- A deser of O:tes Smu~rosr nrcpnid is st'n ior Sk li (>A esot str~s tgosAl Fio. Fawrsy addi word-s) sixp4ct cxmf POSWl Itoce; must bo ?f/Dde MI44 m J.io me= ni muas be aaenticted b: 2 addrw oef zjh o r BIRTHS. XLVILL&-OOn the 22nd inst, at Cape Hill. Smethwa ...

... BIRTBS, MARPRAGES, AND DEATHS. A hCurOC of ONZ ShLLT5N, Pjroad, is ?? Or OLe abome niot not c dgdi eng tasity sord. Ror eeery additionail lew (ten wurdeo Sizxoce rtra. Poo notw mnst t reesioted in pyrnee. As.neemenOt mur. be LtUentiCed by ihe %ame and address of the wader. BrRTHS. ?? the 13th irst., at 11, ?? Fort Road. the wife of W. H. Morris of a daughter. PAsELNSONe. e5n the l5th inst., ...

... THE LATE PRINCE RUDOLPH. eMEDICL STAEIMINT. c [R~esdfr't k Teegrams.] VIasNA, FebruaryrA2.-The official 1Wiener Zeiung this morning publishes a medical statement, signed . by Professors Kofisn, Kundrat, and Widerhofer, , ex;plainingt the cause ol the Crown Prince's death as ascertained by the. past-mortem examination. The three surgeons give it as their opinion that- the a P'rince died of a. ...

... .IDEATH OF LORD MCA CULAY'S SISTER. There died at Brighton, on the 10th inst., after a few days' illness, Miss Fanny Macaulay, the only surviving sister of the em-ient statesman and historian, Lord Mfacraulay. Miss Macaulay wass born in the year 18G8, and she had outlived heillustrious brother by nearly I thirty years, Mr. Zachary a3anlay, the well- known philanthropist and anti-slavery ...

... ITNERAL OF MR. GRIERSON. The funeral of Mr. James Grierson, late general manager of the Groat Western Rtailway, took place yesterday. TRie first part of the burial service was hold at one o'clock in St. Barnabas Church, Addison Road, the 1Rev. G. R1. Thornton, vicar, the Rev, G. Bashall, and the Rev. P. Moseley officiating, The chief mourners were members of the family, all of whom were ...

... BIRTIHS, MAURIAGES, AND DEATHS. A dwrroioidONZ Sanr.LLttesi'ratl, r ircl( 1sr ?? . ,151 : ?? eoeedi1t tarend, worls. t For eery eritd-;oatl lirt; Otl tords) Sirpene e Itra. Poeial anlet maust be reezitta I i p 7ent. Aturnzoaicentt taun1t be ste latiiel by toze 11oll: a i address of tit, sender, .1311TH. Boococtr.-Ootho 27th inst., the wife of J Headon Boococ',, oel 8on. MARRIED. HAtUSl-NAStL. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A ?? 'Ies SIorr. teG, llrcmpid, tainqd. feor the aboe. utiert riot ce dia ?? lords. For imere addlioils lire (e10 aords) Sixrpence eztr. Postal notes must tt reptiuczf jots- meet. Annovwmceieats must be ?? yi tiy e naui samS address 01 the sender. BIRTHS. Bxs:RAE.-On the 30th lt,, at Wednesbury, the wife of Matthew Biarrals, of a daughter. P3imm.-On the let inst. ...