to Janet Phillips, eldest daughter of the late Lieut. Col. Burney, B.N.I., 2nd June. Morgan, Henry C. Esq., Lieut. in the King's Dragoon Guards, to Selina Louisa, third daughter of Sir East Clayton-East, of Hall-place, Berks, Bart.

Nicolson, Sir Fred. W. E., Bart., Captain R.N., to

Mary Clementina Marion, only daughter of James Loch, Esq., M.P., 26th May. Nind, Philip Pitt, Esq., son of the late Capt. P. P. Nind, Hon. East India Company's Service, to Charlotte Johnston, third surviving daughter of the late Major John Maugham, R.M., 9th June. Oakeley, Henry, Lieut. R.N., fifth son of the late Rev. Herbert Oakeley, D.D., of Oakeley, Salop, to Emily Letitia, third daughter of the late Col. Trelawney, R.A., and niece of Sir William Salusbury Trelawney, Bart., 1st June. Palmer, William James, only son of James Palmer, Esq. of the Close, Lichfield, to Mary Spencer, daughter of Robert Onebye Walker, Esq. of Bedford-square, 9th June.

Park, Chas. Joseph, eldest son of Charles Park, Esq.
of Henbury-house, Dorset, to Ellen Mary, second
dau. of the Rev. Charles Wicksted Ethelston, of
Wicksted-hall, Cheshire, and Uplyme Rectory,
Devon, 10th June.

Patient Ambrose, eldest son of Ambrose Patient,
Esq. of Corton, Wilts, to Henrietta Sophia,
youngest daughter of the late William Wyndham,
Esq. of Dinton-house, Wilts, 5th June.
Rawlinson, Sir Christopher, eldest surviving son of
John Rawlinson, Esq. of Wimpole street, to
Georgiana Maria, youngest daughter of the late
Alexander Radcliffe Sidebottom, Esq. of Sloane-
street and Lincoln's-inn, 27th June.
Rees, William, Esq. of Falcon Villa, Chelmsford,
to Emma Jane, daughter of John Carne, Esq. of
Tresillion, Truro, 3rd June.

Renny, Capt. Thomas, of the Bengal Engineers,
eldest son of Alexander Renny Tailyour, Esq. of
Borrowfield, co. Forfar, to Miss Isabella E. C.
Atkinson, second daughter of the late Adam
Atkinson, Esq. of Lorbottle, co. Northumber.
land, 9th June.

Richmond, Daniel, Esq., surgeon, of Paisley, to
Henrietta Fullerton M'Kinnon, daughter of Col.
A. F. Richmond, C.B., Resident at the Court of
Oude, Lucknow, East Indies, 2nd June.
Riddell, John Carre, Esq. of Melbourne, Port Phi-
lip, one of the magistrates for the colony, third
son of the late Thomas Riddell, Esq. of Camies-
town, Roxburgh, to Anne, eldest dau. of Sidney
Stephen, Esq. Barrister at Law, Melbourne, 22nd
Oct. 1846.

Robarts, Rev. Alfred, only son of W. Robarts,
Esq. of Burnham, Bucks, to Eliza, Glover Moore,
youngest dau. of the late Rev. John Penketh
Buee, Incumbent of Cawthorne, Yorkshire, 2nd
June.

Robinson, Charles Edward, Esq., to Mary, daugh-
ter of the late Robert Brown Russel, Esq. of
Streatham, Surrey, 3d June.

Esq., late of the India-house, and of Herne-hill,
Surrey, 12th June.

Skrine, Rev. Wadham Huntley, second son of
Henry Skrine, Esq. of Stubbings - house, co.
Berks, and Warleigh, co. Somerset, to Clara
Mary Anne, eldest daughter of William Mills,
Esq. of Great Saxham-hall, Suffolk, 27th May.
Smith, John Esq. of Bydorp-house, Hanwell, to
Emily, only surviving daughter of the late Jasper
Palfrey, Esq. of Finham, Warwickshire, 15th
June.

Springett, Robert, Esq. of Finchcox, Goudhurst,
Kent, to Louisa, daughter of Robert Watkins,
Esq. of Augusta house, Worthing, 27th June.
Stevens, Henry R., to Florance Matilda, eldest
daughter of the late Charles Shannon, Esq. of
Dublin, Barrister-at-law, 10th June.

Sutton, Thomas Esq., B.A., of Caius College, Cam-
bridge, to Mary, third daughter of the late John
Grace, Esq. of Whitby, near Chester, 8th June.
Thomas, Rev. William, D.D., late senior chaplain
at Madras, to Mrs. Williams, widow of the Rev.
Richard Williams, prebendary of Lincoln, and
rector of Great Houghton, Northamptonshire, 3d
June.

Thompson, Thomas Kirkby, Esq. of Mecklenburgh-
square, to Harriett Alice, only daughter of the
late J. Turner, Esq. of Ham-house, near Cow-
bridge, Glamorganshire, 5th June.

Thrupp, Rev. Horace W., B.A., of Exeter College,
Oxford, to Georgina Theresa, second daughter of
Mr. Pyle, of Barnes terrace, 12th June.
Thuillier, Henry Landor, Esq. of the Bengal Artil-
lery, Officiating Deputy Surveyor-General of In-
dia, to Annie Charlotte, eldest dau. of George
Gordon Macpherson, Esq., 8th April.

Tilt, Edward John, Esq., M.D., of 10, Norfolk-
street, Park lane, to Dorothy Emma, daughter of
the late J. G. Sparrow, Esq of Gosfield-place,
Essex, 27th April.

Uniacke, Rev. Richard John, B.A., of St. Alban's
Hall, Oxford, rector of Newport, to Ann Jane,
youngest daughter of the Venerable Robt. Willis,
D.D., Archdeacon of Nova Scotia, 1st June.
Wagstaff, J., Esq., of Lullington, near Burton-on
Trent, to Fanny, fourth daughter of John Mee,
Esq. East Retford, 3rd June.

Walker, Henry, son of Henry Walker, Esq. of
Hampton-wick, to Sarah Ann, daughter of James
Payne, Esq., High-street, Marylebone, 27th June.
Wells, Capt. Francis Charles, of the 15th Bombay
Native Infantry, to Barbara Emilia Susanna,
daughter of Robert Thurnburn, Esq. of Alexan-
dria, 11th May.

Wickenden, Thomas, eldest son of Thomas Wickenden, Esq. of Frindsbury, Kent, to Maria, youngest daughter of Charles Harries, Esq. of Fenchurch-street and Guildford - street, Russel-sq. 5th June.

Wilson, G. V., Esq.. of White-house, Killybegs, co. Donegal, Ireland, to Sophia, youngest dau. of S. Sheldon, Esq., 10th June.

Wilson, Rev. Benjamin, to Fanny Sherard, second daughter of the late Caryer Sherard, Esq. 15th June.

Rye, Hubert Barnes, only son of Captain George Hubert Rye, R.N., of Bideford, Devon, to Eliza, third daughter of Mr. George Daniel, of Canon-Woolley, Thomas, third son of William Willey, bury, 25th May.

Santi, Chevalier

Charles to Caroline Davie, second daughter of Sir H. Ferguson Davie, Bart., 31st May.

Scott, John, Esq., to Isabella, third daughter of the late Robert Carnachan, Esq. of Stranraer, Galloway, 5th May.

Shoobridge, T. B., Esq., Craythorne House, Tenderden, to Mrs. Ball, widow of James Hine Ball,

Esq. of Peckham, to Sarah, second daughter of
the late Thomas Kingsley, Esq. of the Grove,
Camberwell, 3rd June.

Wyllie, Stewart Eaton, youngest son of the late
Alexander Wyllie, Esq. of Thames Ditton, Sur-
rey, to Jemima, eldest daughter of Samuel Kidd,
Esq. of Boulogne-sur-Mer.

Zwinger, James, Esq. of Havre, to Leonora, young-
est daughter of A. A. Mievelle, Esq., of Gower-
street, Bedford-square, 8th June.

Annotated Obituary.

Abdy, Charlotte Georgina, wife of Lieut.
Colonel Abdy, late of the East India
Company's service, on their Madras es-
tablishment, at Boulogne sur Mer, 2nd
June.

Ashby, Harry, Esq. at Plymouth, aged 69,
13th June.

Barstow, James Maltravers, only child of James Barstow, Esq. Barrister at Law, aged 11, 12th June.

Bates, Charles Chester, youngest son of the
late John Henry Bates, Esq. of Denton,
aged 32, 1st June.

Bayne, William, Esq. J.P. and D.L. for
Middlesex, at Newgrove, aged 86, 11th
June.

Baynes, Captain Thomas, formerly of the
39th and 88th Regiments, at Brussels,
27th May. This veteran served in the
Peninsular campaign, and was present
at Waterloo, where he acted as Aide-
de-Camp to General Sir John Lam-
bert, G.C.B.

Beatson, Catherine B. C. C., second daughter of the late Major-General Beatson, of Henley house, Frant, and formerly Governor of St. Helena, at Edinburgh, 6th June.

Beckett, the Rt. Hon. Sir John, Bart. aged 73, 31st May. Sir John was the eldest son of Sir John Beckett, Bart. of Somerby Park, co. Lincoln, and grandson, mater. nally, of Dr. Wilson, Bishop of Bristol. He received his education at Trinity College, Cambridge, and there greatly distinguished himself, taking a wrangler's degree in 1795. His first return to Parliament was by the Borough of Cockermouth, in 1820. He subsequently sat for Haslemere, and, finally, represented the populous town of Leeds.

In the

Duke of Wellington's administration he held the appointments of Judge-Marshal and Advocate-General; and during Sir Robert Peel's short-lived Ministry of 1834 resumed those offices. Politically, he adhered with firmness to Tory principles, and voted against the Reform Bill, the Municipal Corporation Bill, and the Irish Tithe Measure. He had been a Privy Councillor since 1817. Sir John Beckett married in that year Lady Anne Lowther, daughter of William, Earl of Lonsdale, K.G. but has died without issue; the title devolving on his brother, now Sir Thomas Beckett, Bart, the eminent banker of Leeds.

Bellamy, Fanny Maria, youngest daughter of the Rev. J. W. Bellamy, at Sellinge Vicarage, 13th June.

Bird, Lewis, only son of the late Rev. Lewis Bird, at Pennington Parsonage, aged 4, 30th May.

Brackenbury, Sarah, relict of the late Robert Carr Brackenbury, Esq. of Raithby hall, co. Lincoln, at Loughborough, 12th June.

Buckle, Emma, eldest surviving daughte
of the late Matthew Buckle, Esq. of
Norton house, Chichester, 7th June.
Burrard, Philip James, Esq. Student, Clare
Hall, Cambridge, aged 21, 11th June.
Bush, Thomas, Esq. of Melbury terrace,
aged 65, 11th June.

Calmann, Dr. Ludwig, at Hammersmith,
aged 41, 6th June.
Campbell, Lieutenant-General Sir Colin,
K.C. B. Colonel of the 72nd Highlanders,
and late Governor of Ceylon, after an
illness of only three days, in King street,
St. James's, 13th June. This distin-
guished officer was fifth son of John
Campbell, Esq. of Melfort, in Argyllshire,
and brother of the late Admiral Sir Patrick
Campbell. He was born in 1777, and
joined the army in 1799, when he almost
immediately entered on the active duties
of his profession. His gallantry in the
Peninsula soon won for him the notice of
his illustrious Commander, and his name
and exploits occupy no inglorious space
in the official despatches. For a con-
siderable time he held the appointments
of Assistant-Adjutant-General and Assis-
tant-Quartermaster-General; and for his
eminent services at Talavera, Busaço,
Fuentes d'Onor, Badajoz, Salamanca,
Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nives
and Toulouse, he received a Cross and
Six Clasps. At the consummating vic-
tory of Waterloo, Colonel Campbell
commanded the Royal Scots and so
conspicuous was his conduct on that me-
morable occasion, that the officers of the
regiment testified their admiration by the
presentation of a sword valued at seventy
guineas, and the Sovereign conferred, in
recompense, the insignia of the Bath.
Sir Colin was also invested with the orders
of Maria Theresa, St. George, the Tower
and Sword, and Maximilian Joseph of
Bavaria. Subsequently, after acting for
several years as Lieutenant-Governor of
Portsmouth, and holding the command

of the South-West District, he was appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia, and finally, in 1840, made Governor of Ceylon, in which island he remained until the recent appointment of Lord Torrington. In 1836 he became Colonel of the 72nd Highlanders, and in 1838 reached the rank of Lieut. General. At the period of his decease, Sir Colin Campbell had just completed his 70th year. He married Miss Harden, dau. of Henry Harden, Esq. but was left a widower in 1838, with three sons and three daughters: the former are Col. Fitzroy Camphell; Lieut. A. Campbell, Aide-de-Camp to Sir Charles Napier in India; and Capt. F. Campbell, R.N. Of the daughters, the eldest, Maria Louisa, married first to Hon. C. F. Norton, and second, to the Hon. Edmund Phipps.

Campbell, Dougal, Esq. M. D. half-pay

Surgeon, Royal Artillery, at Boulogne sur Mer, where he had been practising as physician for upwards of 25 years, aged 67, 22nd May. He claimed the earldoms of Annandale and Hartfell, and his brother, the late Colonel William Claud Campbell, had claimed the earldoms of Crawford and Lindsay.

Capher, the Rev. George, Vicar of Wher

water Treatise," and his "Lectures on the Romans." Altogether his published works form twenty-five (volumes: their circulation has been very large. In 1843 the Doctor resigned his Professorship in the University, and became Principal of the New College. The death of Dr. Chalmers was very sudden. He was found on the morning of the 31st ult. dead in his bed, to which he had retired the previous night in apparent health. As the intellectual leader of the Free Church of Scotland, as an able writer and preacher, and as one of the best of good men, Dr. Chalmers leaves behind him an undying reputation. The spiritual and earthly welfare of all men was the mainspring of his thoughts and actions. His love and care extended to every class, but his heart was chiefly with the poor of his people. He devoted his great and comprehensive powers to their enfranchisement from sin and suffering. Under his influence, virtue and happiness have become the inmates of many, many cottage homes in Scotland. Chandler, William Botsford, Esq barrister at law, eldest son of the Hon. E. B. Chandler, of Dorchester, in the province of New Brunswick, 11th June. Chichester, Sir Arthur, Bart. of Greencastle. Accounts from Ireland announce the decease of this gentleman. He represented a branch of the noble house of Donegal, and resided at Greencastle, in the county of that name. He was only son of the Rev. William Chichester, by Mary Anne, his first wife, daughter of George Harvey, Esq. of Malin Hall, and obtained the patent of Baronetcy in 1821. Clarance, Louisa, widow of the late C. Clarance, Esq. of Lodge hall, co. Essex, at No. 14, Billiter street, the residence of her son, aged 83, 5th June.

and of Little Bealings, co. Suffolk, at his house, 55, Manchester street, Manchester square, aged 80, 25th May. Cooke, Mary Anne, wife of the Rev. Wm. Cooke, Vicar of Bromyard, 28th May. Cotton, Louisa Decima, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Cotton, Esq. of Layton, Essex, 9th June.

stead, Suffolk, aged 30, 14th June. Chalmers, the Rev. Thomas, D.D. This eminent divine was born in 1776, and towards the beginning of the present century he commenced his distinguished theological career as Minister in the parish of Kilmany, in Fifeshire. He remained there for twelve years, and was translated to the Tron Church of Glasgow in 1815. During this time he produced his work on Natural Theology, and his "Sketches of Moral and Mental Philosophy." His "Evidences of the Christian Revelation "Colvin, James, Esq. of 71, Old Broad street, were originally published in the "Encyclopædia Britannica," under the management of Dr. Brewster. In Glasgow his astronomical and commercial discourses, so sensible, so profound, and so Christian, proved of incalculable benefit to the moral and social improvement of his fellow citizens-aye, and to many thousands of his fellow men, both in and out of Scotland. His work on the civic and Christian economy of large towns is of inestimable value. In 1823 Dr. Chalmers accepted the Chair of Moral Philosophy in the New College of St. Andrew's, where he remained until 1828, when he received the appointment of Theological Professor in the University of Edinburgh. From the period of his settlement at St. Andrew's until his removal to Edinburgh, he published his works on "Endowments," and Dalton, Charlotte Amelia, wife of Mr. on Political Economy," his "Bridge- Francis Dalton, surgeon, and third dau.

Creed, Frances Gwynne, wife of Captain
Henry Creed, Hon. Company's Artillery,
and youngest dau. of Lieutenant General
Sir David Ximenes, K.C.H. at Bombay,
aged 21, 11th April.

Cutler, Clara Eliza, wife of Frank Cutler,
Esq. Her Britannic Majesty's Vice Con-
sul, at Le Bocage, near Bordeaux, 30th
May.

Dagley, Mrs. Mary, at Connaught square,
3rd June.

of the late John Bott, Esq. Secretary to the Privy Purse of his late Majesty William IV. aged 34, 25th June. Debenham, John, Esq. Com. R.N. aged 76, 15th June.

De Brett, Mary Isabella, second surviving|
daughter of the late Capt. De Brett, of
the Bengal Art. 8th June.

Diggens, Francis, Esq. late Banker at
Chichester, at Upper George street, 26th
May.

Ellerby, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Whitby, aged
92, 13th June.

Elton, Lieut. Col. late of the 1st Dragoon
Guards, aged 63, 1st June.
Essington, William Webb, Esq. of the Firs,
Great Malvern, aged 61, 13th June.
Eyston, Jane, widow of the late Basil
Eyston, Esq. of East Hendred, Berks, at
Overbury, Worcestershire, 7th June.
Farrant, Thomas, Esq. of Norsted house,
Kent, and Great Hale, Lincolnshire, at
his house, 17, Montague-street, Portman
square, aged 74, 6th June.

Fawkes, Maria Sophia, relict of the late
Walter Fawkes, Esq., of Farnley hall,
Yorkshire, at Malvern, 4th June.
Fitzgerald, Sir William, Bart. of Carrygo-|
ran, co. Clare, at Dublin, 30th May. He
was son of Edward Fitzgerald, Esq. of
Carrygoran, M.P. for the county of Clare,
to whom Col. Augustine Fitzgerald, of
Silver Grove, left a considerable portion
of his large property; and succeeded to
the Baronetcy in 1834, at the decease of
his brother, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Augustine
Fitzgerald. Sir Wm. married, in 1805,
Emilia Cumming, youngest daughter of
William Veale, Esq. of Trevayler, in
Cornwall, and niece of Sir Alexander
Penrose Cumming Gordon, Bart. by whom
he has left issue, three sons-the eldest
Sir Edward Fitzgerald, the present Bart. ;
and one daughter Emilia Mary, wife of
the Hon. James Butler, 5th son of Lord
Donboyne.

Flockton, Thomasine Mary, only child of the late Thomas Flockton, Esq. of Twickenham, 13th June.

Fraser, Lieut.-Col. K.H. formerly of the
83rd Regiment of Infantry, and for 23
years Fort-Major of Jersey, at Hounslow,
where he had gone for the benefit of his
health, 12th June.

Frome, Harriet, widow of Wm. Castle
Frome, late Lieut.-Col. 22nd Regiment,
29th May.
Galloway, Margaret Bridger Goodrich, wife
of the Rev. James Galloway, at the
Rectory, Spaxton, Somersetshire, in the
43rd year of her age, 8th June.
Girling, William, gentleman, of Yaxham,
youngest son of the late William Girling,
Esq. of Twyford lodge and East Dere.
ham, and Catherine, his first wife, dau.
of Christopher Andrews, Esq. of Weston

Longueville, Norfolk, at Mattishall hall,
in his 83rd year, 29th April.
Graham, Mrs. Penelope, at Belgrave house,
Turnham Green, 22nd May.

Gyll, Grace, youngest dau. of Wm. Gyll,
Esq. of Wraysbury, co. Bucks, aged 84,
1st June.

Hagerman, the Hon. Christopher Alexander, one of the Judges of her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench, Upper Canada, at Toronto, in the aged56, 14th May. Harriott, the Rev. Wm., Vicar of Odiham, Hants, aged 57, 11th June.

Herbert, the Hon. and very Rev. William,

L.L.D., Dean of Manchester, died on the 28th May, at his residence in Hereford-street, Park lane. He has been somewhat of an invalid during the last two years, but his decease occurred unexpectedly. On the morning of the day he died, he appeared better than usual, and went out; but about a quarter of an hour after his return home, he suddenly fell back in the chair and expired. Dr. Herbert was born in 1778, the third son of Henry first Earl of Carnarvon, by Eliza Alicia Maria, his wife, daughter of Charles Earl of Egremont. Thus, paternally and maternally, he derived descent from two of our most eminent familiesthe Herberts and the Wyndhams. By Letitia Dorothea, his wife, daughter of Joshua fifth Viscount Allen, he leaves two sons and two daughters. Hewrett, Emily Jane, second dau. of Henry William Hewrett, Esq. at Chatham, 9th June.

Hodges, George, Esq. late of Felton, Salop,
aged 84, 3rd June.

Hously, Samuel, Esq. of Gloucester terrace,
Regents Park, 9th June.

Hurst, Thomas, Esq. formerly of the firm
of Longman and Co., aged 73, 2nd June.
Hutton, Richard, Esq. Barrister at Law,
at Newcastle on Tyne, 11th June.
Innes, John William, Esq. of the Admiralty,
aged 68, 23rd May.

Irton, Lieut.-Col. Richard, of the Rifle
Brigade, aged 49, 9th June.

Johnson, Barbara, third daughter of the
late Charles Johnson, Esq. of Camber-
well, 13th June.

Jutting, Margaret, wife of John Henry
Jutting, Esq. formerly of London, at
Jersey, 13th June.

Kent, Frances, wife of the Rev. Anthony

Kent, of Oriel College, Oxon, 30th May. Koch, Geo. Peter, eldest son of Peter Koch,

Esq. at Frankfort, aged 4 years, 6th June. Lawson, John, Esq. of Shooter's hill and Bexley heath, Kent, second son of the late John Lawson, Esq. of Bowness hill, in the co. of Cumberland, 5th June. Little, John, Esq. at Walthamstow, aged 87,

2nd June.