... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF RICHMOND, K.G. It is with great regret that we announce the death of the; Duke of Ricohmnd, E.G. That estimable nobleman es. pired at twenty minutes before two o'clock on Sunday afternoon, at the family mansion in Portland Place, For some months past the Duke's health has occasioned msnu anxiety to the members of the family. li August la~st he proceeded-to Gordon Castle, ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF DUNDONALD. A telegram received yesterday asnonuces that the Eirl of Dun- donald expired yesterday morning at his residence at Kenniugton. The extraordinary career of his lordehip is pretty wall known; but the following slretch of lile life from Men of the Time will be read with interest- fDundousald, Thomas Cochrano, tenth Earl of, better known as Lord Cochrane, wea ...

... DEATH OF SIR CHARLES NAPIER. Admiral Sir C. Napier died yesterday morning at Mar, chaistoun Bell. His was a remarkable life, and it is con- cisely told in The Men of the Time. The work re- ferred to thusa alludes to his achievements :- NAnromR, VICB-ADMIOLAL SIRe CHcAitLee, ?? ?? 1(IMtT,, KR.G., ILlt.E, and II.P., late Cemmander-iO-Chtsf of the Baltic Fleet, is the eldest son of the Hon. ...

... MARRIED. On the 29th Inst., at St. Matthew's Church, In this town, (by the Bev. J. H. Scowetft, incumbent.) Mr. William sisnd, carriage ibuildid', oM Wolverha 't I, ( Martha, widow of Ur. Ambrose Taulor, formerly of Dcry an1,eI pvghmt S i a'he'2i7th inst., at EdgbSatOO Old Church, - b Will Mr John ?? to Sarah, eldeset daughter of the late McVJh Hemming, car Iroplietoi, ii gley Re,04 Edgbaston ...

... MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS: IN TIlE MID)LANDS. The returns of marriages, birt~hs, and death~s i~suen' on Saturday comprise the marriages registered in t~he mouths of JIIly, August, and September, and the births and deaths registereod during October, November, And December., They show that; nowtsadn the uu. 'osual severity of the weather, end the enhanced prices of provieiorns and fuel, the ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE DUCHESS OF RENT. THE CEREMONIA.L. This morning the remains of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent will be privately removed from Frogmore House to the nave in St. George's Chapel, 'Windsor, near to the tomb of her late Royal Highness the Princess Char. lotte, in the choir of which chapel they will be deposited, until the completion and consecration of the mausoleum ...

... :THE DEATH OF MR. MARSHALL, OF LONGTON, COMMITTAL OF MR. CORDEN ON A CAREGE OF MANSLAUGUTER. Yesterdaoi afternoon, Mr. James Cordes, tbe Goods Manager of 'tbe North-.Siffordibhie Railway Company, appeared before the Magletrateo, et Stoke, In answer to a narmmonscharglag hdmt with' feloniously 'iluing and slaying M'r. J. S. Marahall, of Longinus the melancholy circunostences otwhose death were ...

... SW No Notices of mlardger oN Deathe can be Inaerted unwer c eut through a Bookseller or News Agent, or delivered personally at our Ofince, aa a guarantee for their ?? of Btribs ara charged for ae advertieimente. HARRED. On the 14th int., at Aston Church, Iby the Bev. W. G. Horton,) Mr. John Gardner, grocr of Aseton Now Town, to Mary Ann, oldest daughter of the late ydr. John Green, of ...

... DEATH OF THE DUKE OF BEDFORD, K.G. It Is with Tegret that we announce the demise of the Duke of Bedford. His Grace, who has for some months past been in a declining state, expired on Tuesday after noon at Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire, shortly after two o'clock. Lord John Russell, M.P., and Mr. F. H. Russell, M.P., were summoned by telegraph at an early hour, and left town in consequence of the ...

... DEATH OF ADMIRAL MOORSOM, Tbis gallant officer, who, as most of our readers ara doubtless aware, was an influential and highly esteemed resident at Edcgbaston for many years, expired somevwhat unexpectedly at his residence, Montagu Place, Ruisell Square, London, between five and six o'clock on Sunday evening. It will be remembered that on the retirement Of the Marquis of Chandos from the ...

... DEATH OF COUNT CAVOUR. Count Cavour, Prime Minister of Italy, died yesterday, at seven o'clook, a.m. The Count was the descendant of a noble and wealthy family of Piedmont, and was born at Tarin on the 10th of August, 1810. He was educated for a military career, bat his liberal tendencies being likely to prove an insuperable barrier to his promotion, he retired daring the stirring events of ...

... DEATH OF ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING. The Italian correspondent of the Daily News writes as follows One sad piece of news I should not omit to mention- ft Is the death of a very cordial friend of the liberties of Italy, and a bright ornament of English literature, I mean Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who expired In ' Casa Guidl, at Florence, an hour after daybreak on Saturday morning last. A ...