... aged 76. On the 54th March, at his house in Tonbridge-place, John Dunbar, Esq. late of Penang. On the 31st instant, in Cumberland-place, the Lady Frances -Douglas, wife of -the Honourable John Douglas, and eldest daughter of eye Earl of Harewood. On the ...

... late Mr. John Chap- man, of Russell-street, Covent-garden, May 5. D'AvGDOoR-WARD---At the Registrar's Oflice, South Kensington, Mr. Boleslas H. d'Avigdor, to Hattie, daughter of Mr. Charles Ward. HESELTrNE-SLARES-At Clapton, John, son of Mr. John Heseltine ...

... , the grows value b bing 212,5901. 8e. 3d. -Mr. Iticard lIlma.n, of White-lodge, Beultizbhill, Norwood, and of the firm of John Holman aud Sone, shipaowneas, of o0, Lime-street, who died on the oth harcil last, aged 63 years, left perreonal estate of ...

... tickets from the Office ,r of W~orks. t,. _ ?? _ __ Dd DrATIt OF GrENEltAL SIR R. J. llARvMY.-NOc- rI N vcir, TI ?? Sir Robert John Harvey died vo last eveningo at his residence, Muselloll House, rear Nor- - wich. The death of tile gallatat officer causes ...

... for New York, of with the usual mails, 101 passengers and a full cargo of merchandise. afreight. The ship John Knor, hplonging to tke Thirtle line of packets to Australia, took her depar.. ture about the same hour for Melbourne, with a large Zbuz .~ ...

... THEIELECTORALICONTEST AT YORK. ITHE ELECTORAL - CONTEST AT YORK, MANIFESTO BY MR. JOHN BURNS. VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAINST SIR CHRISTOPHER FURNESS. Mr. John Burns has issued a vigorous protest against the candidature of Sir Christopher Furness. He says: ...

... Rabext Read 54, Rochester, sir . Geor Wia-nan U, Wokin, Smrte. marzied, two Ch'drea. ?? Newto Wha-well, -. Derbykre, ngle. John Daris Barra, 22, Web k, No Sgbaw ti31gle. Ii L.Brke, 22 addew not ktown, ta1gle Grge Terry, 2, Do- it BUACE WORK Mr. George ...

... States. For the presont lhe popular netor- a mmnagor tias dentermined mimply to continue the rin of .Mr. Redden Chtosburs's '4 John-e.Drzams, which e Wasi titerrpleld bfoeru' hi departure in order to allow a of the production of ' Ifautlot nnd other plays ...

... rnmTEns, ?? conPORAW101r. LELCITIONL OF PE. NSIONERS-YESTERDAY. The sec-onsti-thirtl eleotion of nonrsiunere in connection widi the Printers' Poesion, .lrmshouse, and Orphan Asylume Corporntioll w1i, held yeslsrdayat the -Lolborn Town Hall. Thern icersc ...

... opposite Old-street, and runs along the northern side of the Coarterholse grounds to St. John's-street, Clerkenwell. From that point the street truns through St. John's-square down to Farringdon-road, crossing a bridge which. will scon be opened for traffic ...

... t itt, ill fi r tile first series at S7.l3, of .tli i lt. ie s c-iii ;t fromt 27. Ut to 28. No offirs su i 1 1utl. ft til thirtl cLescriptiole. Gt pa (;REI.T FI.RE IN T-URRKEY. tL VIENNA, Auet:sr 1. ill pitS itt i I''i~t1 littiti-s ill thiS city have ...

... aliu, of Sliefield, turiiture ilroker PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Caro and John Nettleton, of Wakefield, ?? Armour anid William Wlhiteford, of Montreal, general merchbants- John Godwin Bowring and Christopher Pfleger, of 123, Fenchurclh- street, City, ...