... the Rev. David Jenkins, Rector ofLlanllwehaiarn, Cardigan- %hire, in the 88th year of his age. 26th inst. aged 64, much lamented by her family and friends, Mrs. John Ward, relict of the late Mr. John Ward, of this town. DEATU 0o' MWI. ZA=als DAR. It ...

... infantry Included in the procession teoo ri open order, the Rifle Brigade being the first to advance, ci wlhich they did with arms reversed, the band playing 01 the DeadMarchin Saul,1 Onapproaching the lar eII tent, which was erected in front of the H ...

... Attorney-General in office; but Plunket would accept f' a seat in no Administration opposed to Catholic claims, ti and resigned ; Grattan characterizing him at the time as distinguished not only by great legal and constitu- fc tional knowledge, but for a contempt ...

... Barttelot, I Lady Romily, Sir Arthur Birch, Mir. and Mre. John Birch, Lord and Lady Alfred Churchill, Mr. and Lady Alfred Newton, General and Lady Blanche Morris Mr and Mrs. Rardall Burrcngbes, Sir John as' Lady Mlois, Col. an'd Lady Mary Crosse, Lady Eligatieth ...

... so0) of the late John Allen, of Paglesham House, - PagleSham, Essex, to Rosa Green Porter, only daugh- ter of the late Mrs. B. Porter, of Mistloy, Essex. fu DEATHS. q THELWALf..-26ti March, at Melbourne, after two days' 1a illness, John Belkeley Thelwall ...

... B. Field, John Henry, second son of Mr. IV. Swann, London, to Eleanor (Nellie) second daughter of Mr. George Booth, Woodbridge. DEATHS. C'ArrrAN.-21et ult., at Badinlharn, after a long tffliction, Sarah, youngest daughter of the late John Chipman, of ...