... DEATH OF SIR IWILLIAM TEBB FOL- LETT, J.P. [FROM THE OBSERVER.] The struggld has at length terminated, and one of the brightest ornaments to the English bar is no more. Our readers will recollect that the health of the Attorney- General had been for a considetible period in a most declining state, owing to over-zealouls attention to profes- sional duties, and that, for the purpose of ...

... B BIRTB S. At Dalkeith, on Thc 28th current, trs DovrD MILLER, of R At 120, George Street, oe the 2Sth current, Mirs BmnAoiIr At 29, Howe Street, on the 2Sth current, the Lady of the TIer. WrLLIAM rr Porn MEIKLo.EJorrS, of a son. At 6, tileyre Street, oet the 25th current, 61rn T. WALLACE, of a daughter. At HOlnogliy on the 29th April, tire Lady of SAMUrEL Verco~orr,, Est, Hli.F..l.C.S., of n ...

... BIRTIIS. At 58, Rose Street, Garnet H ill, Glasgow, on the 29th instant, 51rs. Aleasdier 71. Adarms; a SoIL. At 23, Cualberland Street, -Mrs. David Dewar; a son, stiU- borD. At 39, Abtotsford Place, on the 29th instant, Mrs. Archibald | C. Wood ; a son. At 19'9, Renfrew Street, on the 29th instant, Mrs. William 3:Ewen; a son. At 134, Bath Street, on the 29th instant, Mrs, David Gibson a sen. ...