... BIRTHS. On thc 1st inst, ?? Hunnrilhaml Vicarage, Leamington, the wife of the Rev. George S. L. Little, of a daughter. - On the Sth inst., at 8, Whitehall, Lady Carrington, of a daueghter. * On the 27th ult., at Oraighton, Jamaica, the wife of the Hon. Charles Ribton Currau, Judge of the Supreme Court, of a daughter. ' ZA2,RAGES. On the 5th irst., at All Saints' Church, St. John's-wood, Lowee ...

... DEZATE OF XO3ZRT BROWX-ING. Robert Browning, the great poet, whose dangerous illness was only announced the other day, died on Thursday night at the Palazzo )Iezzonico, Venice, the residence of hie son. For many years he had made a practice of spending the autumn in Venice, and he was about to return home a fortnight ago when be was stopped by an attack of bronchitis. From this he rallied, but ...

... llny-or1'TsW .-Ir Lire 4AI Ier., :_t miL, C rirerrlan, tlr itro II.,; t:. - l :r I ii i-t., IO R'r ?? Indair, Prea ?? the T.,Itt Ir f TI'ori b 11o'Ii -, ?? ei it J Slo P-TAnI7.1AGESi . L inr xi'oorr i re ?? 'f tli t., LJ-i. to IIleri i'rrr irarr t ?? ?? 1:. Tri' ti, iM. ?? iir' ' ,--e . S~ . A1 vlyr:;: ?? ?? O)lllbil Ht., Mt ?? Ejirtsl.lll ?? itririr U; . S. >. Areiry, i irhr r. !-rti N, f'r:i ...

... DpsnItEMMT.-C61 - 1'S9t b irtR., at kirnitgham, Viacojjntisy -Pecziltnt, of al bon. I ...

... D:EATZ O WR. nOM:BUCI. Mr. Roebuck, the senior member for Sheffield, died suddenly on Sunday morning at his residence in London. Xahviaig recovered from a reeent illnesb, he. contemplated a ddressing his c~onstitueutb next month.*;::but a fewv das ago he caught a fresh cold, and in a fit of coughing ths mpture of a blood-vessel caused his death. Mr. -Roe- buck was ?? years of age, and had been ...

... Lady lEsebary, who bad been ill for nearly six sveelis, died at six o'olock on Weducaday morning att Thslmeny House, near EdIiaburgh. At first her lady- ship's illness was net thought to be serious; but, after a consultation of several pbyuiciaiis, it was found that she was ?? from Ityphoid fever. It 1usd been arranged tbat Xr. Gladstone, on the occasion Of hiS recent visit to lMidlothian, ...

... DEATn O A ODO1AL IMPORMER. The deatli is nnnounced, from Patis, of M. Victor Considdrant, in his eighty-sixth year. The deceased, whben twenty-fivc years of age, retired from the army, in whioh h hed attained the rank of captain, and de- voted himself to the propagation of the Socialist doe- trines, of ?? the author. He advocated theoreation of Phalanster;es, orlingo establishments, the ...

... BnowKixG--Oni the 7th anst., It 31, Hans-road, S.W., the wife of Frsderick P1. ?? of a daiinhter. MIRa.-On the 8th nst, Dt 3, Queen Annfes-rore, lnlish-hill- park, Enfoleld, during ixn attatck of inlinrizsuz, the wife of William 19. Muir, of a daughter, who survived hor birth but ten hou rs. PMlA1l'iIAGZ6, Mass': Trmiv.-On the 9;h inot. at St. Mary's, Wimbledon, Ilajur :eorge Alfred Keef, ...

... S3IT~SB LAWBON.-011 the 9th iist., at ?? Barkston'gardens, the wife of Eenrv l av.Eon, ol a daungtev. SANIu.ntisiN.--Un the 100i iitst., at Id. VWoodstock-road Bed. ford Park, N., the wie of Frank Sandcrson, of twini (a boy7 riid a p-ri). SocA StioN.-0n the IOth inst., the Countess of Shinnon, ofa son. ZAgRIAGEs. BFvArN: COOTE.-01 tile 15:i illt., ist AUl Saints', Ennis. more aarvics, Mr. tvur ...

... DEATH OF LADY 'WILDS. The death is announced of Lady Wilds, widow of Sir William Wilde, at one time surgeon-oculist to the Queen, and mother of Oscar Wilde. She was a poetess of some ability, and as Miss Elgee played a prominent part in the Irish politics of half a century ago, when she was afrequent coutributorto the Natiom. Oneof her articles was a chief point in the indictment against Sir ...

... PeeGOTT-On the 7th ium'., a, i: ::i:oa:d Vt'anige, Bcd'ord, the wife of the Rev. C. H. Pit'-ott, of a ?? ;;L . Suemmn.-On the 5th inst., the wife oi Geo:gee Sithasottort mnoater at Rugby, o a sen. 3-ADiA§=iS. MACrIso;sE: CAnRR-(1 tOl,- sth i:.; ., at .,othrsat2k Rrncj Eon of ;'iles3 AceIics. 1J.., *i Ca: ?? to . P ,nn, ?? of Cano Co r Crr 0 l sh;rc: .Hni, Dcxiy hit-. 1R1DDECL tr[QNT :il:X-f ii ...

... DEATU OP :LORD WESTBlURY. . . I .1 I Ie I . r I - - We have to annonune the death of the Lord Wewt- bury. which took place at 75, Lancasterggue, on Sunday, the 20th instant. His lordehip was born the 3SOt of June, 1800, and was the eldest son of the late Richard Bethell, M.D., of Bri-tol, and was educated at Wadham college, Oxford, where he graduated in IiS first class in ?? an&d second class ...