... .So.-Oct. 11th, at 5; WollslAtan-terrace. HuU, the wife of Mr. IL K. Brochner.w-Ut-o tlth. at 52, Lough- borough-park, Brixton, the wife of Mr. V. I. Chamber- latn-Oct. Ilth, at 2, Carlton-hil thbewife ofi r. A. C. Chlsramn.-Oct. -llth, at 32,. Parkfleldmroad, the wife of W. l'lrce,He~q..- ,, De.&ouylatiOct 12th, at lsncbes-place, South .eor-, wood, the wire od W. Grantham, Esq- Oct .e1th, at ...

... y 1st, at S. Brunswlek-square, W C. the wife of Edwin Payton Wright, Esq.-Dec. 30th, -at' Vic- toria.street, the wife of Mr. G. Glover.-Dec. 30th, at 15, Blessington-road, Lee, the wife of J. Hartley,.Esq. DAUGHTERS.-Dec. 30th, at Millbank, the wife of S. N. Castle, Esq.-Dec. 30th, at 27, Wiltshire-road, Brixton, the wife of Mr. R. C. Jones.-Dec. 28th, at St Cathe- rine's-lodge, Sevenoaks, the ...

... THE DUKE 0! TECK'S FUNERAL. The remains of the late Duke pf Teek were yesterday interred it ?? George'. ! chapel, Windsor, the ceremonybeing per. formed in semi state and with full mili- tary honours before a diatinguished assemblage. The weather .was .fine, and the people of the Royal borough ehovtedt-heir respect for th lateDuke, .*ho ^ a'd-;ftu movod among them, by bloclb4thik approaches ...

... THlE LATL MIR. W. W. JONES., We regret to announce the death at Mr. Walter William Jones, secretary to the Newavendors' Benevolent and -Provi- dent institbltion. He paseed away in his 6 th year, at Egham, on Thursday last aftier a lingering and severe illness. Fev institut ons have possessed a more single. hearted and enthusiastic worker than tis late Mr. Jonos. He cbnstantiy said that he hai] ...

... ff THE LATE GALE AND FLOODS, I The !ldcods at Nottingham had subsided hv Tues- day, e- ?? over a part of -the -grass lands Inear. the' triver, which was still under water. SuVdsription ulists b ave beent opened for the suaerers by the floods. Perha ps the greatest distress was at the little villag of Wilforeand htt for the vicar , bRev. sfl Dbves ti? hld~is~ttreshw~oulddhave bu*en great~er. ...

... DEATH OF M. BILLAUIT. Intelligence from Paris announces the death, at nine o'c]ock on Tuesday morning, of B1. Billalt, the French minister. He was recently attacked with illness while in the country, it will be remembered, and in spite of semi-official statements to the con- trary in the Paris journals, it seemed pretty obvious that the case was not unattended with danger. The event has only ...

... SBIRTH6 b ?? SOm.S-August 1th, ut lerne-house, Wickbam-zoad, the wifteof P. Kavanagh, Eq., M.D:-Angust 19tb, atibch- mond, Surrey, the wife of !r. Iohn' oward Klng.- August 19th, at Haydou tectory,*torokhe wife oq the. Bev. George Shankd-Augoet 2Brd,, the wife of 4r., Jamez T&iErer, of 54, King6 airae, (loweU3-oad. DAUGHTERS.-August 17th, at Southaea, the wife, of Captain T. T. Daubuzr yal ?? ...

... BIRTHFI Sobru.-March 2, at 15, Srnderland-terrace, the wlf of J. Fitejanmee Sfopbens, Eeq , barritetr-at-law. -March 1, at Crowle vicarrge, the wife of the Rev. Williama Dancomnbe. -Feb. S9, at tte vlcarege, Newbold-on-Avonl, the wife of the Rev. Theodosius Bonghton.Lelgla. -Feb). 29 at SI. Avenue-road. St, Jobn's-wcod, the wife of the Rev, Edward ?? S . the wife of the Rev. J. *iabrlel, of ...

... I DEATH OF THE KING OF FORPUGAL, _ We regret to learn that the King of Portugal died on the 12th inst His majesty had contracted an ague and typbus fever from a visit to the Alerntejo ?? the first austumnnal rains, and after a few days' illness has yielded to the attack. Many cir- cunmstances cunnectvd with the life of the youthful soverein thus cut off in his 25th year - notably the n'ntherlv ...

... FREDERICK WILLIAm IV.: HlIS DEATH. Frederick William IV. is dead; and at his death new hopes are ?? for the free future of Prussia, He leave3 Prussia as his father, the old Herr, left her. When the fourth Frederick William came to the throne, he wag balled as the accomplished scholar, artist, and wit. His father had been respected-but he, the crown prince, who had been nurtured in the stormy ...

... i 'fBIRTHlS, RRIAG.ES,,AND XDEATHS. The rogistrar-general's returns for the, quarter ending Dec. 3i'jut published are vry'satisfactory. ,Tli'onumboer of obildr'an born last 'quarter.'was ,185,010;. it exceodledby 6,000 thenrinuher of bitths' in the,autumn of 1865. To' 'tbisoincrease nearly..the whole kiingdom-sppears to have made moreor less contribution.;' but' in Cornvall' there -wa a very ...

... BIRTHS. So0s.-lJuteGth, at Belton, EsitLothalan, the wife of Canr tain Hont--June 6, at Springfield, Eceex, the wife of W. J. Locar, Esq.. Captain WeAt Essex ?? G.h, at Hale vicarage, Taunton, the wife of the Rev. P T Nyford Mills.--Jnee i, at Hinton lodge, Hurst, the wife of Men- teent G. V. Gregozle, R N.--Jane 2, the wife of Mr. J. Aehdown, of i, Singleton.etreet, Hoxton.--Jane 4 at Ad- ...