... DnATH or x:117T LEOPOtB's ZZEILi. Prince Brlddwin of Flandera, naphew of iing Leopold and heir to the Crown of Belgium, died at Brussels at three o'clock on Friday morning from bronchitis. Prince Baldwin was in hiii twenty-second year, having been horn on Juno ?? The Princp lmad for some little time suffered from a slight attack of inluenca, but this had not detorrod him from sitting up ?? ...

... BIRTHS. Ciioss.-fOn Iheo tt itilit., ilolto iti, the wife of F. J. K criicli en (cool, o~f a Foutl ?? +li1 ;th itti ovt., lit %V-st Kirby, flue ivifi' ofstuff. Suiuruij ha1hrs1 ?? 1). Sie-ieiauii., Ii, 2. p. lyuithuhue, oE at sDIt. MARRIAGES. FOOT: ?? RIIi lilt., it fiuPreheuter, ,ieliteloant If. Dte C. loot tfo Nlhry, laughter Of ?? .fo(uii rsesttoifl u AsIInTv'.-0t filu-tfluif~ts, (lIitjt ...

... DEATH OF THE DUNE OF NORTHUMtIBER- LAND, E.G. We have to announce that information has beel re- ceived in townt of the death of the Duke of Northuniber- land, who died shortly before three o'clock on Saturday morning week at Aliiwick Castle, Northumberland. We understand the deceased nobleman had been suffering for a few days from gout, but of no unusual severity, so that his death was quite ...

... DEATH OF FIELn3lwjRSHAL VISCOUNT C:OMBEELMEEIE We have to announce the death, at Clifton, on Tuesday, of Field-Marshal Viscount and Bliron Combermere, Of Combermere, ?? G.C. A., ?? constable of the Tower of London. The deceased, Stapleton Stapleton Cotton, son of Sir Robert Salisbury Cotton, hM.P. f or the county of Chester, was born at Llewenny Hall, in Den- bighshire, in 1769, and educated ...

... DEATH OF MARSHXAL MAGNAN. Marshal Magnan, who bad been sufforii,~ fir isorn weeks past from pritoniiis, de ?? his Seven ty-fourth year. He was horn in Parin Ci 1791. He enlisted as a private soldier in hGis'~ L-~. the fifth Regiment of the Line, and went t1rii all the campaigns in Portugal ad Spaino.- the Imperial Guard he took'an active icr: in ili Q,- paign In France: he wals also ?? tt ...

... DEAT111 OF DI. B;RRYER. M. lilrryer cied et Angervlle on 0unuday morning. The de:eesod was the son of P. dietirguishod advocate of the Paris bar, and was born iQ Paris is January, 1790. He was a varin partizan of the elder d3ourbon3, and the greatest orator in Francs. In 1848 he was elected in tao Bouohes-dui-Rkone, and formed part of the electoral committee of the Rnu de Poitier; he also took ...

... DIATE OP MISS PAUITILL. New York, July 20. The newspapers announce that Miss Fanny Parnell, the sister of Mr. C. S. Parnell, M.P., has died suddenly, at her residence, at Bordentown, New Jersey. THE Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr. Thomas Hlhgles, Q.C., to the County Court Circuit, No. 9, vacant by the resignation of Mr. Yates. Sin FRA.cis DRATZ.-A meeting was held at tlto Mansion House, on ...

... BMT HS. On the 16th tilt., dt 7, Hungerferd-street, Calcutta, the wife of Henry T. Hyde, hiardstor-at-law, of a, daughter. On Sunday, the l8th alt., at Lacknow, thewife of Lieutenant. Colonel G. Do 0. Morton, of twine. On the 3rd inst., at Christ Church Vicarage, Bootle, Liver- reel, the wife of the Rev. A. T. Scott, of a seot. On the 12th inst., at the Grammar School, Crswkerns, Somerset, ...

... S .DD.N DMATX 03! 31L DUK 01 WZZM NGWON. The Duke of Wellngtnwstakig aticket by t *suddenly fell down, and on being raised up was found t: be -dead. The remains arrived at Victoria Station at 6.32 p1 on Thursday, and were at once placed on abearseWhiLP was in waiting. The Duchess of Wellington, who bac arrived from Tuabridge-wells at three o'clock, ani LiePtenant-COlonel Henry Wellesley, the ...

... DEAT3SH 0F VOTOU RUGO. Victor Hugo died at half-past one on Friday after. noon. He had for several days been kept alive only by injections of morphia. On Thursday evening he rallie ufficiently from his lethargy to embrace his two grand- children, both in their teens, and to utter a few words. His breathing was temporarily easier, though the action of the heart continued to be very feeble. ...

... 'TNUIMAL OF THE 28IsE0P -OP MAN. A great demonstration of respect for the memory of Bishop Fraser -ras made in Muncloster on Tuesday simultaneoasly with the funeral- at :Ufton Nei-vet. On the invitation of the mnayor a large number or eayors ?? Lancashire boroughs, members of parliamsent, maple. trtei;, mtnembers of the City Council. and representatives of all classes of the commnllnity ...

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