... of M Maiiioieb, in this county, died, in his own: house suddenly, -under Cl V~ircuinstnces that led to the Ssnpicion that death had been ~'caused' by poison, either administered by himself or by some ~other party.' A medical examination of the body, ...

... the city, to MATILDA VER- ge gOR, youngest daughter of the late Licutenant-Colonel John , Taylor, H.E.I.C.S., Bengal. -tb DEATHS, m At 3, Canal Terrace, on the Ist instant, ANN ESTnIER, aged 2 . years and 10 months, daughter of Alex. C. Matthew, Esq. ...

... n 201 17 Wigtown . 323 3& Stirling .. 811 67 DEATHS. 15,618 deaths were registered in Scotland during the second quarter of 1858, of which number 7909 were males, anu7T0W females. The deaths were thus lS02.fewer tlan during:tshe previous quarter ...

... DEATH OF T19- EAR1L OF HADD59GTON. Ic a b e WE deeply regret to alinolnec the death of tW.hs venerable Gl F nobleran, who expired at his family seat, at ¶aiyiibhaine, oVrTednesday. His Lordship had latterly sufreedi under v, -al attal-k of jaundice, i}iOhI ...

... of those registered during January by 148, the deaths by 153, and the marriages by 317. Of the 185 deaths in the eight towns, 839, or 45 per cent., were under five years of age. The proportion of deaths under five ryears of age in the different towns ...

... of the Brick Lodge, Fraserburgh, in this county, to ANNA, I youngest daughter of Thomas Ball, Esq., of Antrim, Ireland. I Deaths. At 29, Union Place, on East r-sEvo, April 7, HELEN, widow of the late Robert Cordiner, Esq. of Peterhead, aged S. t On the ...

... DEATH OF THE DtC!HESS OE ORLUAkS. a Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Orleans expired on I Tuesday morning, shortly after five o'clock, at her residence at Richmond, to the inexpressible grief of her sons, the ii Count de Paris and the Duke de Chartres ...

... proportion. in of 219 deaths in every ten thousand of the estimated poptte- ,r lation, or one death in every 45 persons-a rate cobsider- t- ably below that of England, which, for the same quarter ywas in the proportion of 251 deaths in every ten thonsan& ...

... Glengarry, t Inverness-shire, to MARY WAUD, eldest daughter of the late James Wilson, Esq. of Colne, in the county of Lancaster. Deaths. At No 8, Springbauk Terrace, on 20th current, Mrs JOHNt CATTO, aged 84. c c At his residence, 16, Chapel Street, Aberdeen ...

... HENRI SCHRODER, Esq., of Sydney, to MARGARET DAWSON, relict of the late Mr William Gallan, Riebards & Co., Aber. deen . PC Deaths. Ve Suddenly, on the 4th inst., at his house, No. 19, Fisher Row, Cb occasioned by a fall from his gig, GEORGE KNOWLEs, Flesher ...

... abo8e those registered during the aTresious quarter. 14,1i9 deaths wre registered during the fourth qSuarter, riving the lowproportion of 38, deaths anually out 0o every 10,000 S living, or one death oult of every 3porsons in the estimated pope- lation. This ...

... Stephenr-art n At Calcutta; on the 13th March, DAID B. LINDSAY, Esq., to ELIZABETH .e, daughter of Rey. A. Garstin, Calcutta. . - DEATHS. At liingsland House, on the 3d current, ELsLrA CORDON MORGAN, wife of JArveys Fona, hEs., Merohaut2 Aberdeen. a At 188, ...