... . FRO THE LONDON GAZETTE. . is Whitehall, Dec 24. l Addteeseq of condolence to the Qnoen. on the occasion of Ythe death of her late MNanjesty Queen Adelaide, having been transmitted to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bert,, for presentation to her Mlajesty ...

... audience, as te listened to such eurphatic language f~rom the lips of a Commander-in -chief. :The following are the casualties by death in thp airmies of India, reported since the departure of the mail,, November 3 : Bnmhay.-Lientenant John Malcolm 28th Native ...

... rental of the remaining Scottish estates of the company stood at £6600 per annum, or thereby- AItough ?? annuities, by the death of the par- tids entitled therto, had been dimunished to about £2000 per annum, the trustees for the annuitants continued still ...

... QUrEN'S COLLEGE IN GALWAY.-The News -letter states that the presidentsbip of the Galway College has he- come vacant by the death of the Very Rev. Dean Kirwan. The deeased, who had beenlongailing, was highlyesteemed by men of all parties. QUrENs COLLEGE ...

... Portugal and Spain; and in 1839, led the first body of English Colonists to the shores of New Zealand. From this period to his death, Colonel Wakefield conducted the affairs I of the New Zealand Company, throughout their difficult and I varying relations. ...

... to the interests of the borough, during the 10 years he represented it in the House of Commons. DEATH Or 131SITOP (COLEItiDGE.-We regret to record the I death of the Hight Rev. Bishop Coleridge, Warden of St Augustine's College, Canterbury, and formerly ...

... the revenge of Mirabeau. The following is a picture of the daily life of tids extraordinary man, when even on the verge of death:- At this time, the suernmer of 1789, Mirahean, in addition to the jaundice, a disease symptomatic of d:sorganised liver ...

... servants of the Cs. tablishment.-Glabe. DEIT~Is OF LIEUTENANT.COLONrL IRVINE -It is with maucb regret that we record tlio death of Lientenant-Colonel Archibald Irvine, C.B., Director of Engineering and Archi- tectural Works of the Admiralty, which event ...

... ? 'odurant. WOMAN BURNT To DEzAT':-At Eamont Bridge, on Saturday last, Fanny, the wife of Saunderson Miller,was burned to death in her own house. This unfortunate woman was very much addicted to drinking spirituous liquors, and it is supposed that she ...

... ladies' pockets as now fashioned afforded great facility for their operations, and cautioning them to be ?? Hcrald. SUDDEN DEATH AT A BALL.- On Monday week, while a young man, named Mr Henry G. Nickolls, was promenad. ing in 6 public ball room in Nottingham ...

... Catherine Carnegiearrived in Edin- burgh from Rossie Priory, on Friday, where they have been on a visit to Lord IKinnaird. DEATH OF Sin Taios.GeiisoN CA`M[CPAEL,. BArT.-In to-day's obituary we record the demise, at Naples,-on the l3th nlt of the above ...

... DIXON ComRiE, Esq., surgeon, Potorbead, to ' EupHEMIA TORRANCE, third daughter of James Fettes, Esq., surgeon, Laurencekirk. - Deaths. Here, at No. 50, Castle Street, on the 19th nlt., ALEXANDER IRVINE, Esq., aged 73. At John Street, on 26th December, ANN ...