... BIRTHS. BONe.-Jone ?? 57, Baton- square, Lady Louisa Brooke. -June 14, at the Dlahri,. near Neath, the wife of Ed- ward Davison, REq., Lieut. R.N.-June 18, the wife of Cocmmander Harston, R.N.-Ju4ne 17, at Staiston rectory, Narfulk,the wife of the Rev. Augustus Mi. Hopper.-.June 16, at 17, St. George's-road, Eccleston-square, the wile of the Rev. T. A. Wafrood.-Tane 17, at Penneoy, county Cork ...

... BIRTHS. oys-Feb. 14, at c7, Upper Seymour-street. the Lady L. Dillon-Feb. 11, at 6, Leinster-street, Dublin. the lady Lurgan.-Feb. ll, at Maryon-road, Oharlton, Eent, the wife of Captain Bt. Eobertoon, lt.N.-Feb. 12, at StDt- teec on vicarage, Shropehire, the v ?? of the Rev. W. H. Awdry.- Feb. 14, at Ecrwood parsonage, Middlesex, the wife eftheEev. Rt. 1E. R. Watto.-,Jan. 8, at Chittor Ma- ...

... 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 ...

... I THE DEATH O0 THE 'LYI4 MAN. The inquest upon the body of Vincent de Grd,1 otherwise The Flying Man, was resumed ou Thursday aftemroon at Chelsea workhoe, before Mr. Diplook A model of the yin&g maabise wse produced. e MI. Besley said ho appeared in conseuqence of a meeting of the inhabitants of Chelsea, who were de- sirous to have the whole circumstances of the case fully investigated. Hoe ...

... 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. ...

... I. MISCT LATEOUS SUMMARY. ?? our Special Sunday edition of last week.) M: Wr. H. D. Seymour, of the London Sohool Bhard, and 6bairmastof the City GOsilds Reform so- dcety, died suddenly on Saturday morning. nSatardavmorninglsabolaRowe, achild wairad mitted into St; Thomas's hospital; lufferiia fron a fractured leg through falling from an iron railing at the residence of her parents, 12, ...

... DEATHS. Mr. Thomas Beard, a well-known solicitor in the City, and a leading meatber of the Cor. portion of London, died on Mond&Ymor1i ing at his residence, 8Szanley todge, Putney, aged 67. ?? was admitted an attorney in 1856, and practised with his sons in Basing- hall-streer. Ho entered tbe Corporation in i869 ,s a meunber of the Court ort Conmon Council fur Baseishavr ward, ard mas re- ...

... I DUKE OF ARPGYL'S MARRIAGE. I The marriage of the Duke of Argyll to the Ron. Ina Erskine, yomigest daugh. ter of the late Mr. Archibald WNeill, of Coliusay, Argyllehire, and extra woman of the bedchamiber to her Majesty the (4een, was solemnised on Tuesday, in the chapel at the Bishop's palace, Ripon. The marriage took place by the special licenmeof the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Lord ...

... DINTS,--. - %X-J-XV1 -.Obl- ? . ; -, TELEG:RATHED YESTERDAY BIRTH OF A GREEK -PRINOESS.; The Crown Princess was safely deli- vered of a daughter at Athens yesterdsly. If er Royal highness and the infant prin- 'ess are doing. well.-Reuter. MR. JEFFERSON'S RIDE. Mr. Jefferson, the well-known Engishy cyclist, arrived at St. Petersburg yester- day from England, having ridden across Europe in 40 ...

... DEATHS. The deat% is announced of Mrs. Hunger- ford, the- author' of Kolly Basen, and nearly 40 novels. Mrs. Hungerford's story -WheninDoubt fist appearedin lolid's in Aug. 2 and 9 1895 General Sir St. George Foley died at his residence in Bolton-street, Piccadilly, on Sunday. He wvas born in 1814. The gallant officer entered the Army in 1832, served in -the- Eastern camnpaign in 1854-56, ...

... rROYAL Xl1 D .,AT il4* ?? marriige of Priin6sVict~ria p1 Besse wit I Prince Louis ':of Ba~l~evgb was 'elebraIed ri Wednesday at Dartitadti. The weatherithion h played tho Bi .;e The' streets were thronged with sightseereweepecialy m, the peighbourhood of the paaces, and the 2wlfol5 towas efete. . 3 The ceremnony took lace st hal-past five, and passed off with that strict adherence to programme ...

... I IEATlE 01? Vea RQU, OF ?? At te ae ment wheu we are begirning a new war ue have to anuc unce the death of one ef the heroes of our lest great struggle. Field-mars the Marquis Of q Anglesey di, Ad yesterday morning1, inis8h ?? public intern !t in this most distinguished member of the Paget Csamill -bezanwith the battle of qWaelOO. He W& a brave sold ier before-from his youth up-had fought iu ...