... udl Octh -0o-- BIRTHS. NEWCASTLE, 6, Lily Cresetnit, West Jesn1oiid, on the 9th inst., the wife of Charles Cowell, ot a diaughter. Industrial Schools, on the 10thi inst., the wife of R. Willoughby, superintendent, of a son. 119, Bell Terrace, on the lth inst., the wife of F. 13. Gibbs, of a daughter. Heaton, 29. Meldon Terrace, on the 11th inst., the wife of N. Larsen, of a son. GATESISEAD ...

... @tbnarm. DR LOUIS BIAAS. A telegram from Boston, U.S., announces the death on Wednesday from peritonitis of the well-known teacher, composer, and pianist, Dr Louis Moas. Hoe was the son of a music-teacher, and was born at Wisbaden, June 21, 1852. When only two years old lie was brought by his family to London, and was educated at King's College School. At the age of fifteen he was placed under ...

... Strez, orL, the 13th ilei., the ;vife of Sir Walter Ing-aram Chapnan of a laughter. 14, Osnam creescent, Spital Tongues, oil the 13th irst., the wife of Philip Spirer of a sonl. 1, Osborne Villas, on the 17th inst., the Nvifs of Frederick Richter of a eon. 75. Stanton Street, on the 17th inst., the wife of J. A. Murray' Turf a daugbter. :-aaT2sltcr, 1, Millteld Terrace, on the l6th inst., the ...

... I TUJE LATE THOMAS CARLYLE. PAnENTAOF AND EARLY EDUCATION. Thomas Carlyle was born on the 4th of December, 175, in the village of Ecciefeclhen, in the pastoral district Of OCelefeChani, Dumrfries-shire. His father was a small framer, in comfortable circumnstances-a man poseeasrnu. great force ot character, of an earnest, religious niture, and much respected through-out the district, not less ...

... HENRY PEASE. MIrHenry Pease, of Pierremont, Darlington, and Stanhope Castle, died on MIonda5 at his London residence, Fitzroy Square. Ir Pease was born on the 4th of MIay, 1807. His first wife was Mliss Anna Fell, who died in 1839. In 1859 Mr Pease was married a second time to Miss Mary Lloyd, of Birmingham. Mr Henry Fell Pease was the only issue by the first marriage. From the second marriage ...

... JAZBPITAGEG OF 'PR B. RILELFY AN7D ISS BROHLBY DAYDVeNP'ORT. On Satudrday afternoon, an aristocratic congregation asstimbled at St. Peter's Church, Eaton Square, London, on the cccasion of the marriage by special license oE Yr Edward Bldley, second and youngnest eon of the late Sir Mattbew White Ridley, Bart., and late MLP. for Scuth i 2oltbnmberland, with Aliss Alice Bromley Davenpor', second ...

... ~ivtbi' i lavxiage., and .athlo, BITHS. Y7EWCAS'-PtE, 87. .efferson Street, on the 11th inst., the wife of A. Seckvwell, architect, of a daughter. 24. Campbell Street, on the 13th inst., the wife of Jno. Bar- bour, of a son. ?? _Ne~ham Street, on the 12th inst., the wife of John Cha ton, cf a son. Beaton, 30, South View, on the 14th inst., the wift of Robert Dixon, of a son. 3, Jesetond Dene ...

... -o- SIP IV. P. ADAM. Tele(rams from Inlia announce the death of Sir William Patrick AdIam, Governor of Madras, who had been ailing fcr snme Limne past. The son of the late Atdmiral Sir Clarles ?? .BCD., uo eruor of Greenwich Hospital, tie deca .d was born in Ii323. He was educated at Rugby ad at r1' iy (Coilege. Caibridee, anid was called to the Br at f - Inner Te'np'e in I S4f' From December, ...

... ii RTHB. I EuCA~tsIaLE, 126, W\eetluorla nd Rsoad, on the 2ad inst., the wife 22, Headton Road, on the 4th inst., the wiife of T. Emiey, jun., 9, Osborrte illas, on the 7th inst., the wrife of W*liami~t A21an, 14,CercowrnkS~tereet, Rlawseifek Road, on the 7th inst.. tbe w.i~h of Mtitchsell of 19, HydehPeark Glatne Soutth, ofi a f son. es 13, Alexandra 7errace, on tue 5th inst. ,the wife of ...

... i~ athst BIE.THnS. 3SEWCASTLF, 20, Le~sz. Crescent, onL the .3rd1 fist;, the wife of 'ihenLids iDarlhiig, of a deezghter. 7, Charles Street, Heaton, on the 3rd inst., the wife of Wiilliam Henry, of a son, S. Alexandra Place, on the 3rdt inst., the wife of B, G. .Moody, jun., of a son. 16.Eldon Place, on the, th inst., the wife ot Thos. Morgan, of a son. Josinonil, 63, Hiolly Avenue, on the 7th ...

... THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY. The Bishop Of Salisbury died at nine o'clock on Monday T at salisbury. Tbe dez-th of his lordship had been regarded a, inevitable si~ce Saturday night. The venesable prelate sank gradI,311Y, and bis death was quite pain- ]elaa Is farrily bad berD sumnoned to the palace as carly s 'Thursd'ay last in anticipation of the end. as ?? Rev Dr hOrr- 3loberlv. D.C.OL, was born ...

... §httis ~~avvagc$5, ind gcatlo. _-0_ BIRTHS. NEWCASTLE, 25Mle o tet n the 28flh nlt., the wife of William.Has th orn of IXurei-gi5, ltuth oury, of aSn. 67. Wetnmorland lead, 0D the 7th iiLt., the wife of XV. BE-,Ma;uighai.h Crl 0, on the 5th lnot., the wife of R. M1. Lamb of a (Ien. WVALLSFESI, 1, Pioneer Crescent, on the lth inst , the wife of ThESma ?? SIb ajust 6te wife of the Rev T. ...