... D IE AL T H OF Tim DUCHESS oF KENT0 We regret to announce the death of her royal high- ness the Duchess of Kent. Her royal highness had been unwell during the greater portion of the Week, cancer having miade a fatal progress. On Tuesday last, in [comsequence of the unfavonrable accounts from Frognore, the Queen and prince consort msde A visit to Frogmore, and the Princess Alice visited her ...

... * - 'BIRTHS. SONS.-June 25, at Mllton-lodge; Wells, the wife Of the ,{o. W. Holmes B'COft.-Jug 19, .at Edinburgh, the wie of ?? G. A. Laughton; BomPay, Stall Corps.- JUne2e, at 20, Eembtsceiit5 Byater, the wl3 of JoaepIfAdton, Esq., ba hte ratmlaw .-,Je 24, at South- amPton, the wife of Capaidn EdWardChaamler, Bec5l staff Corps -June 27, at 9, lB. JoAnls rond, Bdxton, cnewffe of F. 01fford, ...

... SONS.-Deo. 23, at 13, Queen-street, the wife of Mr. W. Saunders, IL)- `Dec. 22, at Sevenoaks, the wife of G. Keleon, Esq., F.R.C.S.-Dcc. 24, at No. 32, Old Change, Cheapside, the wife of Mr. Thomas Edmunds.-Dec. 24, at 10, Westbourneterrace, the wife of John F. Flemmnich' Esq.-Dec. 22, at 13, Morningtosn-terrace, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. F. Fletcher.-Dec. 26th, at Castanien Ait e, Berlin, ...

... BIRTMI. SONs-Aug. 17, at 13 Bryanston-square, the lion. Mrs. Parulell.-Aulg. 17, at Windsor, near Douglss, Cork, the wife of P. Ducerowv, Bsq., Iate 46th reginment.-Aug. 19, at 2G, Queenl's-gate, the wife of M. 3'1eill, Esq., late 78th lliglsland'rs.-Aug. 19, at Wokingham, the wife of the Itev. sV. Adams.-Aug. 13, at 23, Maryon road, Charlton, the wvife of M~ajor Govan.-Aug. 14tb, at The ...

... DEATHS. Lord Saltoun died oh his town residence, 42, St.. George's- pouare, somenshat unexpectedly, at half-past 12 a.m., on Mlonday. making the third vacancy that had occurred among tha Scotch representative peers since the General I~etiesis. Admiral Lord Falkland died at his residence, South Norwood-hill, on Xonda.v, The right honourable Planta- genet liereeport Cary, Viscount Falkland in ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. PHELPS. The remains of tile late Mr. Samuel Phelps were on Wednesday deposited i, thae oldor tipper portion of tie beatitiful gro ride oi the cenietery at High- gate, in tile grave in whicL the wife of this distin- gisheld actor was burin d ?? years ago. The hi dy hald been privately removed from Epping, where MIr. l'lielps dliedi, to his residence in the Caamden- road, whence ...

... I FUNERAL OF EARL RUSSELL. I On Tuesday the remains of Earl Russell were, in accordauce with his wish, interr-ed in he family mausoleum at Chenies, near Rickmansworth, in Buckinglgamshire, At five o'clock in the morning the procession, which consisted of a plain hearse, a mourn~ incoa, and two private carriages-the firt 0ntanmgtheyouthful Earl Russell, fgrst contafnig the late Earl, and the ...

... I EPITOME OF FOREIGNANDGENTYEiRAL NlEW S. yaior Copenhagen the dea'th is aniounced Of ?? Dowai 4er Queen C~asolille AmcliPs, widow of King ChristinlLi TL. icr DIaicsty wvas bori. ill 1790. A Curss'nlI)c-s nisuinfactesry aas opined at Con- stantissople ilI Mon la. it is isrovsritld wisl Aisse- rican nsaclshiery, capeiale of turning tuit :3'1,000 Mar. ?? and 20,000 Wineuhster cartridges diliv. A ...

... ~; ~IFRI)Sr INpRUSSIA. FC . t w1et.1 - ; , illiam ja)t ldrin- ?? bto wveeul ?? ,,11 SunXday 'an o Ceebrate~i OI jii, i I Vietori castla the pastor ?? tlw the rhape ?? IC) O 1, l'i chief guests in t ?? Tire affenO1f, and sziD on br o the^ l van eeoxvizlg elorin re- f bla3'ltorme ein tine cs in the law a' rO POdIth eseaitt of th Vpruoi royasnle famiorm and th Itc rll tie use or Algotto delivr ...

... -7 illgBTriS : Soi[s.-Dee. 23rd, at 40,2 Godol'phln-road, Sbepherd's- bush, the wife of Air. G. Argalt:-Dec. 21st, the wife of IL W.Carter, Evsq, of.The .fines Waithpstoo .-Dec 21et, at Htamptoni Wick, Clia wlieof Mr. Y. Ryky.- Dec. 22rd, at Byanuts-farm, 0hld'sthll- iane, Qlokleweod, thewfe of W. A. Mkichel, Esq. : * ' . bDAUlTbR.-.Des 215t a Beuthend,'-dbiy, the wie of the Rev. .. : Bueler ...

... MARRIAGE OF TEE DUXJE OF COg UGHT. .. . fI~.A. -1:- -nlniDa 91getan From an early houron 'oihurldLy muriiJ a' 'n conulotion was observable at. the tecwiintih ozin0 GreatWestern railway, Paddington, a large nssmbo of spectators attending to witne tbe depeature of the guests. At 10 minutes past nine aspecialtrain., consisting of 15 first-class carriages, start Windsor, and by this, in a royal ...

... DEATH AND THE MINER. The news that reached us early in the week, of the disasters that had happened in colliery districts, was a severe comment on the grum- bling and complaining in which Londoners have been indulging respectingtheinclemency and general unpleasantness of the weather. It is true that the streets of the metropolis have presented a melancholy spectacle, a sharp wind has been ...