... and extensive landed property by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon. W. H. F. Denison, M.P.:for Scarborough. LraUT.-GaNERAL C. G.FALcoNaEK.H., died at his seat atHazelbanir, near Edinburgh, on the 10th inst. He entered the army upwards of sixty-four ...

... Moot of her suns west itot the army. After the death of her husband, aboot twenty-five years ago, she removed to Belfast, atid lived by the sale of pork-steaks, and ether meat of chat kind, and was always a reakbyative woman, until about four years ago, ...

... Greenwich West. Cholera was fatal to two men, aged severally sixty-six years. on the 20th, and to a woman aged twenty-six years on the 19th. Only one person, a woman, in- cluded in the present returns, had attained the age of ninety years, Last week the births ...

... large landed property in England. In addition to an only son the countess leaves five daughters. MAJOR-GENERAL NEPEAN died at Dover on the Sth inst. He was the third son of Sir Evan Nepean, first baronet, and was born in 1785. He entered the army early ...

... Regiment, in nlu- which her father ra atiws ordrd to India, After tion a long and tedious oaete landed at, Calcuttat, cud re- Lby oinaied there nearl the erwhen the army was ordered rho to Dinapore, some dsacinte in terior, by the Governor- hue Gen~eral, Lord ...

... enter' d the army at the early age of 16 years, and distinguished him- self greatly in the whole of the Peninsular ?? Packet, On the ad inst., at Anen, the Marquis of Mata Florida, President of the Re- gency of Urgel, in isegand General of the Army of Faith ...

... years old when he was distinguished by the princes at the congress of Vienna as a lad of mark and likelihood. Entering the army about the same time, be became lieutenant in the regiment Constantine of Cuirassiers, whose colonel was his brother-in-law ...

... ample employment in a new country, where lands are constantly being opened up for selection. But, as our sketches are intended to show, the pecuniary result of their labours may be very different. The best farming lands, for example, are dense scrubs or ...

... consequence of a young girl's father getting her married by the Rev. Mr Kennedy, though Father Cretty married the same young woman to another man the previous day. This affair will be the commencement of a suit at law, in which there will be a desperate ...

... his father and mother visited St. Peters. burg, he became, hro. lemr. in their absence, chief of the army. In 1824 he became Commander of the Third Army Corps. In 1829 he married I granddaughter of the Emperor Paul-his present wife, Empress Augusta,' Report ...

... of the army of the Ohio, was then near Nashville, 1 Tennessee, hastening to unite with the army I under General Grant, at Shiloh, before the 1 latter should be attacked by a superior Con. federate army under General Johnson. On reaching the army under ...

... her life and works constitute an unanswerable refutation of the fallacy that a woman's brain is of necessity unfitted for abstract studies ; that it is impossible for a woman to be successful in scientific research, or to attain proficiency in mathematics ...