... BIRTILK SolNs.-Feb. 14th, at 2S, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, the Lady Frances Tremayne.-Feb. 12, at Dringhouses, York, the wife of the hev. Gilbert Philips.-Feb. 13, at Sandgate, the wife of the Rev. J. Barton, ?? chaplain to the forces.-Feb. 12, at 75, Victoria-street, Westmnin- ster, the wife of Robert Biron, Esq., barrister-at-law.-- Feb. 11, at 36, Gloucester-terrace, Hyde-park, the ...

... BIRTHS. Sons.s-June2lst, LsdyRadstock.-June 24tb, at Peck .ham-grove, the wife of Wmi. Ivans, Esq.-June 22nd, at 69, Lansdowne-road, Notting-hill, the wife of F. Latbam, Esq.-June 22nd, at Kinnersley-castle, Herefordshire, the wife of T. M. dPrry, Esq.-June 21st, at Buriton rectory, the wife of the Rev. J. M. Sumner.-June 22nd, at Roseville, Wolvieton, near Stockton-on-Tees, the wife of. W. J. ...

... nBTrfis. SONS.o-August 16th, at 12, Castelnau-vlllas, Barnes, the wife of Mr. B. J. Armsftrong-August 17th, at lFelthorpe- hail, Norwich, the wife of MajorJ. J. Bourcbier.-Aug. 15th, at Rugby, the wife of the Rev. C. J. E. Smith.- August 17th, at Penally, Pembrokeshire, the wife of Capt. Harcourt YWood.-August 10th, at Snaresbrook, Essex, the wife of A. J. Frost, Esq.-August 15th, at Goodwicl, ...

... DEATH, OF XH ARQUIS O-F ATQ -, .The Earl's year ':huareached asad plfmiixinthe deall offtsieadingctbr. ?? Spider land.t the. y drama is epded. The poor coronetted Youth uwhaldr dwdei ine p1x years more CoitbinXitC, ?? cares than' many h fast-men ?? aow ' lletimela, -laid down bis weary load. At afew miuhtee: efoare ono o'clock on Tuesday' the Marquis of Hesitifiu expired a lhia hous-ae ...

... THIE DlATH OF L. By L. Mr. Brodie Cruickshank, in his recently published book, Eighteen Years on the Gold Coast of Ayrica, gives the following particulars of the untimely death of L. E. L. (Her husband, Captain Maclean, has since been gathered to the same grave.) I was at breakfast next morning with Mr. Topp, about nine Iclock, when a servant burst hurriedly into the room, and said, You are ...

... I FoUR DEATHS PROM CHONE DAM7. The village of Bradwell, Derbyshire, was thrown into consternation on Thursday, by the death of four men from choke damp. Bradwell is a large ancient village, situate in a pleasant valley, about two miles and a half from Castleton, and about twelve or fourteen miles from Shef. fidd. Many of the inhabitants are miners, and rich veins of lead ore, running from east ...

... BIRTHN. Qore.-October st Hollnd-cottoge, Sonrntuet the wife of Af L. Van der Berg, ql, ?? ib4, at Tweedmouth. Ber- widk uoon-Tweed. Mrs. A.. IRobertson.- October.4, ati Law- ber6, rectoryfie e wire oi theRev. M. ?? 4, at atdlin-houAs. neat Edinbur Ii, the wife of M. Holmes. eR., or Oceeng,^e Anstrair. -October 5 at Sheringtlan-hall, Nor- a the ro lle orv JI. ?? ?? -Oto6,r 5, the wife of ?? ...

... BIRTHS. Soscs.-Aprfl 24, at Penn-hill, Bexley, Kent, the wife of P. Friend, Zs.-April 24, at Myland rectory, near Co]1- chse, h ie of the Rev. E. Hall.-April 25, at Evers- holt-street, Oakley-square, the wife, of Mr. 3. F. Catheart. -April 25, at CrhVeni-gardens, the wife of P. Anstruther, Es .April26,at Book C~lfnear Lymington,HRants, the of C. F. R. Carne, Baa., of the Bengal civil srvice; ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. The 17th annual report of the registrar-gnewl of births, deaths and marriages in England supplies the following statistical informatioa inthe serhs of tabular statements:- The population ia England in 1861 being estimatedO at 17,927,609, it is found that the total number of marriage- registered in that part of the united king- dom' during the year 1854 amounted ...

... BIRTHS, DEATH. ANTD HAURAGES. Thbeannalrepert for the year 1860'stes that the aggregato number of uames enrolle'd In the regster booksof Eglan ?? In.thatyear wais not equal to the S~anumber In 1w839e; but the ?? not a subject of regreitfor it arose hlefifrom the fact thbat the mortait~y asm comparatively lo* un 1890. The deats were :,18,e000 lehs thranthe had been In bat the marriages were ...

... BIRTHS. BoxgSMay 10th, at 78, Upper Stamifo'rA#treet, B th wile of Dr. James I. Menzia.---Ma yith; at , 3el;, mere-crescent, Weetbourne-terrace,`thb wUsof2A. d'Atlin- ger. Esq.-31fay 9b, at 'Llverpool, the wilfe of t Iham ?? Ei. Gill, ?? lOth, the .wfe of, Mr. Orosbyj Look. wood, -,of Staionara'.1ballcot, Ludgate-hWU, end High. bnry-place, lelington.'-M~ayt, the wife of Rt. D. Ne wl, E~q.; ot ...

... BIRTHS. - SON9:-Jan. l1th,' at Swakeleys, ltiddlesex, the wife of Caiptain Thomas Cochran, Royal Navy.-Jan. 9, the wife of the Rev. W. Calvert, Kentish-town.-Jan. 7, At Oak- cottage, Tintern Abbey,.the wife of .the Rev. W. Ctithbert- 'son; B.A., of Sydney, N.S. Wa1e.an. 7, at 26, Green- street, Grosvenor-square, the wife of .4udley Goeling, Esq., Attathe .to her Majeety'se egation at StockhOhn ...