... WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH. Fire broke out yesterday morning a use iu Street, betore the firemen aruveii it had ail. the premises, to which was an. It wu« then stated that an elderly woman u- tie burning building, and a scene great excitement ensued, several ...

... DEATH OF GEORGE KINLOCH, ESQ. OF KINLOCIl. __ . I . I . s 0 - A'n, l n 1Ke mentioned in our list paper ?? ideath off Ir Klilocl, M. P. for D)undee, at his lodgings ill Pr c London, on Friday morning last. The following 5 notice of Mr Klirilochl, and of ...

... Fenagh, uncle of the bride, Alexander Fraser, Esq., of Man- chester, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Bar- tour, Esq. I DEATHS. At sea, on the 24th March, on his voyage to De- merara, Mr' Alexander Macdonald, late of Cincin- ?? wil lda' eacceptrthis ...

... BIRTHS,_M&RRIAGES, &1DEATHS. * All Notices of BroTers, DEATHs, and ARrAOESI;es5I be au:s BIRTHS. - :lrZoosY-At 8 HolYrood Crescent, Glasgow, on the 10th inst;, 32r6 T. Currie Gregory, of a eOn. . HzzrWooD-A S'Heriot bount, o0 the I1th inst., Mrs Joha ...

... Martha Warmald Walsh, third daughter of the late Alex. A M'Donald, Esq., signal stationmaster, Royal Artillery, Gib. raltar. DEATHS. At 10 Franklin Terrace, on the 15th instant, Mr. A. C. Nicholl, aged 27.-Friends will please accept this intimation. At 4 ...

... DEATH OFIMIUAlEX. MONCRIEF', ADVOCATE. The annotucement'of the death of MA Alex. Monorieff, Sheriff of Ross, whioh took place at, isi residence in Edinbiurgh on Tuesday eveniug, will occasion a widespread feeling of sorrowful surprise. Only last week ...

... Lawson, Airdrie, Mr. Robert Strath, lluddersfield, to Janet, only sur- ' viving daughter of Mr. James Wallace, Calderbank. - ' DEATHS. Suddessly, At Newtown, Fintry, on the 29th ultimo, Mr. 11 William Clarke Kiing.-lFriends will please accept of this inti- ...

... THE TERftIBLE DEATH ON THE METRO. POLITAN RAILWAY. On PFday evening, Dr LankesteS opened an in- quiry at CleokenwelI respecting the death of the miln whoseomangled jbody was found on the railsof jp letropolitan Railway. On the proceedings ?? opened the ...

... instant. Up to that time there had been, in all, 62 cases, amongst which were 30 deaths, 16 recoveries, and the remainder still tinder treatment in the hospital. Amongst the deaths were those of Dr Byrne, the parish priest, his cu. rate, the Reverend Mr Corry ...

... , by the Rev. Wm. Bell, M.A., James M'Gregor, lEq., of H.M. Customs, Greenock, to Margaret Renton M'Laggan, Port-Glasgow. DEATHS, At Finlaggan, ILlay, on the 21st ultimo, .John Thomson, Esq., ?? will please accept of this intimation. At 119 New City Road ...

... ,,All NotiCes: Of BKA.TIIS, DEATHS, and1z lABIiRS}SO muzst be aufhenficefed by the name and address of di6 sleeder. 2IRT -~ COatran-At 10 Saxe-Cebnrg Place, on the 13th inst., the wife of William Francis Collier, 1LL D)., of a sen. M1'DOUoALL-At 4 Northnxabe ...

... DEATH OF SIR ARTHUR KENNEDY. The Colonial Office has received intelligence froma Aden of the death of Sir Arthur Edward Kennedy while on the voyage from Sydney to I London. During the latter years of his governor- ship of Queensland Sir Arthur Kennedy ...