Ansell, Benjamin, Esq., of Montreal, 9th May.

Astle. On the 26th May, suddenly, of paralysis, at his residence, Bloomsbury, Monkstown, near Dublin, John Astle, Esq., in his 54th year, only son of the late William Astle, Esq., St. Johnstreet-road, Clerkenwell.

Atty, Mary Ellen, and George Robert, children of James Atty, Esq., 5th and 13th June.

Aufrere, the Rev. Philip Du Val, rector of Scaring and Bawdeswell, Norfolk, 4th June, aged 73.

Bacon, Louisa Eleanor, youngest dau. of Thomas Bacon, Esq., of Redlands, Berks, 7th June.

Balchin, Sarah, wife of Richard Balchin, Esq., 5th June, aged 72.

Baldwin. On the 6th June, at his chambers in the Temple, Robert Baldwin, Esq., barrister-at-law. This gentleman was the son of Mr. Baldwin, of Paternoster-row, and nephew of Mr. Charles Baldwin, of the Standard newspaper. Mr. Robert Baldwin, having adopted the profession of the law, practised for some time as a special pleader, and was called to the bar the 20th Nov., 1840, by the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, where he attached himself to the Home Circuit. Mr. Baldwin was latterly getting into business, and was much esteemed. His agreeable, unobtrusive, and amiable manners rendered him a general favorite. The learned gentleman died almost suddenly, of an affection of the heart, in his 39th year. Barnett, Thomas, Esq., of West House,

Warnham, Sussex, 9th June, aged 66. Barton, Harry Fitzgerald, second son of Nathaniel Barton, Esq., 17th May, aged

22.

Bedwell, Philip, Esq., of Clapham Common, 2nd June, aged 81.

Bellinger, Miss Mary Anne, 3rd June, at Brighton.

Benham, William, second son of E. Benham, Esq., of Great Coram-street, 24th May, aged 24.

Berry, John, Esq., late of Jamaica, at Liverpool, 6th June, aged 79.

Bird. On the 1st June, at Islington, Lieutenant John Bird, I.N., aged 86, third son of the late Thomas Bird, Esq., of Kentish-town, deeply regretted by all who knew him.

Bishop. On the 29th May, at No. 7, Newton-road, Bayswater, in the 20th year of her age, Teresa Ann, eldest daughter of James Chapman Bishop, Esq.

Bittlestone, John William, Esq., of the Middle Temple, 30th May, aged 27. Blackwall, Mr. John, of Cottage Road, Pimlico, 10th June.

Blakeney, Sarah, of Suffolk-square, Cheltenham, 9th June.

Bonham, Margaret, relict of John Bonham, Esq., of Ballintaggart, Kildare, 26th May, aged 82.

Bowley, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Kennington, 24th May, aged 64.

Bradshaw, Grigell Maria, third daughter of the late Thomas Bradshaw, Esq., of Milecross Lodge, co. Down, 10th June. Brittain. On the 31st May, at sea, on board the Countess of Lonsdale steamer, of acute rheumatic fever, Mr. F. W. Brittain, the youngest son of Captain John Brittain, R.N., aged 35, leaving a wife and four children. Browne, Mary Anne, wife of Captain Browne, 66th Bengal N.I., at sea, 10th Feb., aged 27.

Brunt, Mrs., 29th May, at Plough Bridge, Rotherhithe, aged 84.

Bryant, Edwin, Esq., 9th June, at Harleston, Norfolk, aged 48.

Burges. On the 12th June, at his resi

dence, Thenwood-cottage, Norwood, of a lingering illness, Richard Burges,

Esq., late of the 53rd Regiment, second son of the late John Henry Burges, Esq., of Parkanour, county of Tyrone, and nephew of the late Sir William Johnston, Bart. Burghersh. George Augustus Frederick John Lord Burghersh was eldest son of the present Earl of Westmoreland, and grand nephew, through his mother, of the Duke of Wellington. His Lordship had not quite completed his 29th year. By his decease, his next brother, Ernest Fitzroy Neville, an officer in the Rifle Brigade, becomes heir apparent of the family honours. Burgoyne. On the 3rd June, at his residence, Plumstead, Captain Frederick William Burgoyne, R.Ñ. This gallant officer, who died at his residence, Plumstead, obtained his commission as Lieutenant, 7th March, 1797, was made Commander 22nd October, 1810, and became Post-Captain 20th September, 1815. He was second son of General Sir John Burgoyne, seventh Baronet, of Sutton Park, Bedfordshire, by Charlotte, his wife, daughter of General Johnstone, of Overston, and grandson of Sir Roger Burgoyne, Bart., M.P., by the Lady Frances Montague, his wife, daughter of George Earl of Halifax. The last-named Sir Roger was first cousin of the celebrated General Burgoyne, who commanded the British army in America in 1777, and gained, subsequently, no slight reputation as a dramatic author. According to ancient records, the family of Burgoyne was settled in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire at a very early period. There is an old tradition that they held Sutton and Potton under a rhyming grant from John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster:

"I, John of Gaunt,

Do give and do graunt

To Johnny Burgoyne,
And the heirs of his loyn,
Sutton and Potton,
Until the world's rotten."

Captain Burgoyne, whose death we record, married Miss Wallis, and had issue. His eldest daughter is the wife of Michael Maxwell, Esq., son of Sir John Maxwell, Bart.

Burmister. On the 29th April, at Malta,
aged 31, Arnold John Burmister, Esq.,
M.D., only son of J. J. Burmister,
Esq., of Camden-town.
Burton, Clerke, Esq., Registrar of the
Supreme Court, Cape of Good Hope,
third son of the late Edmund Burton,
Esq., of Daventry, 9th April.

Butler, Eliza, wife of Thomas Butler, Esq.,

9th June, at Witham, Essex, aged 70. Byam, Anna Maria S., of Antigua, 2nd June, at Leamington.

Candler. On the 1st June, in his 17th year, Thomas Wagstaffe, third son of Mr. Thomas Wagstaffe Candler, of Billiter-street, City, and Montagueplace, Islington.

Capes, George, Esq., at Enfield, Middlesex, 26th May, aged 62. Carruthers. On the 17th June, at his residence, Stepney, aged 65, deeply lamented by his family and friends, George Edwards Carruthers, Esq. This gentleman, of high medical standing, was Surgeon to the Queen's Own Light Infantry Militia, and was for many years a much respected inhabitant of Stepney. Mr. Carruthers was twice married, and leaves, by his first marriage, four daughters, his co-heirs. His second wife, who survives him, is the youngest daughter of that late distinguished baronet, Sir David William Smith, of Alnwick, in Northumberland. Mr. Carruthers was related to the French Marshal, James Bernard Law, Marquis of Lauriston.

Carvick, Thomas, Esq., of Moat Mount, Middlesex, and Wyke, co. York. The decease of Mr. Carvick occurred at Worthing, on the 30th May. He was born the 7th November, 1786, the eldest son of John Carvick, Esq., by Mary, his wife, fourth daughter of John Johnson, Esq., of Middlesex; and succeeded, in right of his wife, Marianne Barbarina, only daughter of Thomas Mayer, Esq, of York, to the estate of Wyke. He was a Justice of the Peace for the counties of York, Hertford, and Middlesex, and Deputy-Lieutenant for the last. He has left one surviving son, Thomas Mayer, an officer in the army, and three daughters, of whom the eldest, Georgianna-MarrianneCatherine, is wife of Richard Mayne, Esq., the Police Commissioner. Carter. On the 14th May, in Manchester, at the residence of her brother, John Carter, Esq., Anne Carter, youngest daughter of John Carter, Esq., M.D., surgeon, half-pay of the 60th Regiment, in the 27th year of her age. Catlett, William Todkill, Esq., J.P. for Grantham, father of Dr. Catlett, of Leadenhall-street, 11th May, aged

80.

Cawston, Louisa, daugther of the late A. Cawston, Esq., of Shimpling Hall, Suffolk, 25th May.

Chambers, Anne, wife of Ennis Cham

bers, Esq., 9th June, aged 47. Chambers. On the 24th April, at Bellary, East Indies, Major Philip Chambers, 1st Madras Fusiliers, youngest son of the late Sir Samuel Chambers, of Bredgar, Kent, aged 43. Chapeau. On the 22nd May, in St. Anne's-street, Salisbury, Louisa Haydon Chicheley, relict of William P. Chapeau, Esq., and daughter of the late Rev. John Chapeau, Chaplain to His late Majesty George III. Chippendale, Jane, wife of John Chippendale, Esq., at Sloane-street, 8th June.

Church, Robert Henry, Esq., late of
Granada, 1st June, at Falmouth.
Clayton, William Capel, Esq., late of the
Coldstream Guards, 9th June, aged 30.
This gentleman was eldest son and
heir apparent of Sir William Robert
Clayton, Bart., of Maiden Park. He
was married to Georgiana, daughter of
C. Wood, Esq.

Colville, Helen, youngest daughter of
William Colville, Esq., 20th May, at
North Bank, aged 21.
Compton, Martha, daughter of the late
William Compton, Esq., of Camber-
well, 25th May.

Conway, Sarah, wife of Thomas Conway,
Esq., of Tulse Hill, 2nd June.
Coope, Maria, eldest daughter of the late
John Coope, Esq., of Great Cumber-
land-place, 22nd May, at Bath.
Corseillis, Louisa, relict of Matthew Cor-
seillis, Esq., of Sayer Marney Tower,
Essex, 15th May.

Coventry, Brevet-Major Andrew, Madras N.I., 25th March.

Cork, Bishop of. This venerable prelate,

the Right Rev. Samuel Kyle, D.D., was the son of Samuel Kyle, Esq., of Dunginen Castle, in the county of Londonderry, whose family came from Scotland in the settlement of Ulster by James 1. He was born in 1770, and was scholar, fellow, and, for ten years, Provost of Trinity College, Dublin. He was, in 1831, consecrated Bishop of Cork and Ross, to which the diocese of Cloyne was added, in 1835, under the provisions of the Irish Church Temporalities Act. Dr. Kyle married, in 1801, the eldest daughter of William Duke Moore, Esq., of Dublin. The right rev. prelate died on the 18th June, at his residence, Merrion-square, Dublin, in the 79th year of his age.

Critchell, Fanny, wife of Capt. Critchell,

R.N., youngest daughter of the late

James Croft, Esq., and sister of Archer J. Croft, Esq., of Greenham Lodge, Berks, 7th June. Cummins. On 30th May, at Brixton, aged 23, Ann Francis, wife of R. S. Cummins, Esq., and eldest daughter of the late Charles Cook, Esq., of Montpelier, South Lambeth.

Curling, Elizabeth, relict of Daniel Curling, Esq., Secretary of the Customs, 17th May.

Daintry, John Smith, Esq., of North

Rode, co. Chester, 24th May, aged 82. Daniel, Thomas Henry, Esq., of Great Tower Street, Old Kent Road, 11th June, aged 83.

Dauncey, John, Esq., at Winslow, Bucks, aged 46.

Davenport, Joseph Tongue, Esq., second son of the late Rev. E. S Davenport, of Davenport-house, Salop, at Worfield, 23rd May, aged 34.

Davies, John, Esq., of Vronheuloq, co. Merioneth, 12th June, aged 67.

De Veulle, Sir John. This gentleman, who held for many years the office of Bailiff, or Chief Magistrate, of Jersey, died on the 1st June, aged 49. The only son of the late John De Veulle, Esq., by his wife, the daughter of Nicholas Messervey, Esq., of Desaugrés Manor, he was admitted an advocate of the Royal Court of Jersey in 1819; elected Jurat in 1827; and appointed Chief Magistrate in 1831, when he received the honour of knighthood. Sir John was married to his cousin Miss Tindal, of Aylesbury, niece of the late Chief Justice Tindal.

Dick, Catherine, wife of Capt. Thomas
Dick, R.N., 27th May, aged 58.
Dow, William Alex., Esq., of the Temple,
24th May, aged 42.

Drake, Mary Anne, youngest dau. of
John Drake, Esq., 26th May, at Ave.
nue Road, Regent's Park.
Dundas, Major-General Sir James Ful-
lerton, Bart., of Richmond, in Surrey,
and Llanelly, in Carmarthenshire, de-
scended from an ancient Scottish fami-
ly, that of Dundas, of Manour, in the
county of Clackmannan. His father,
Sir David Dundas, was one of the me-
dical attendants of George III., and was
created a Baronet in 1815. Sir David
Dundas was third son of Ralph Dun-
das, of Manour, and grandson of Ralph
Dundas, of Manour, by Helen, his wife,
sister of Bishop Burnett. The Manour
family was a scion of the great northern
house of Dundas of that ilk. Sir David
married Isabella, daughter of William

Robertson, Esq, of Richmond, by whom he had three sons and a daughter. The eldest of these (William) was his successor; and he was succeeded by the next brother (Sir James Fullerton) the subject of this notice, who inherited the title the 13th November, 1840. Sir James was for many years an officer in the East India Company's Service, and was a Major-General of the Bengal Artillery. Sir James, who never married, died at his seat, near Richmond, on the 16th inst., in the 63rd year of his age. He is succeeded in his titles and estates by his only surviving brother, now Sir John Burnett Dundas, a Captain R.N., who married, the 30th December, 1828, Caroline, third dau. of the Rev. John Jefferys, rector of Barnet, in Surrey.

Ferris, Rev. Thomas, vicar of Dallington, in Sussex, last surviving son of the late Dean of Battle, at Leeds, 25th May, aged 66.

Ffarington, James Nowell, Esq., 6th June, at Worden, co. Lancaster, aged 35. Mr. Ffarington was the representative of one of the oldest families in England, and the possessor of an extensive estate in Lancashire, of which county he acted as a magistrate and deputy lieutenant. He has died at an early age, and unmarried, leaving his sisters his coheirs. The family from which he descended-the Ffaringtons of Ffarington, Worden, and Shawe Hall-arose at the time of the Conquest. They resided at Ffarington. so recently as the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and continued subsequently at Worden. Of the old mansion there a portion still remains, and the ancient outbuildings are remarkable for retaining, in fine preservation, the family arms carved on the ends of their projecting beams of oak. Sir Henry Anthony Ffarington, Bart., of Blackheath, represents a younger branch of the Worden family.

Fixsen, Mary Ann, daughter of the late Mr. William Hobday Bellenger, of Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and niece of J. F. Fixsen, Esq., of the Paragon, Blackheath, on the 3rd June.

Fonnereau, Miss Isabella, of St. John's
Wood, 23rd May, aged 83.
Forbes, Charles, Esq., nephew of Sir
Charles Forbes, Bart., a partner in the
house of Forbes & Co., of Bombay, at
Malta, 16th April.

Ford, Lieut.-Colonel Robert, R.M., 25th
May, aged 59.

Fosherry, Susanna Lyons, youngest dau. of Lieut. Fosherry, R.N., 27th May, aged 18.

Foss, Captain Thomas Evance, late of the East India Company's Service, 27th May.

Freeling, Ann, relict of Elias Freeling, Esq., 14th May, at the Fulham Road. Fuller, Robert Fitzherbert, youngest son of the Rev. R. F. Fuller, of East Grinstead, 2nd June, aged 16.

Gambart, Mary, wife of E. Gambart, Esq., at St. John's Wood, 24th May, aged 27.

Gason, Mary, widow of Major Gason, of 2nd Life Guards, 25th May. Gillisson, Eliza, wife of George Gillisson,

Esq., 15th June, at Bradston Brook
House, near Guildford.

Giubilei, Madame Theodore, of Her

Majesty's and other Theatres, 5th June. Goodall, Elizabeth Anne, wife of Charles Goodall, Esq., 15th June, aged 43. Gordon, Christian, relict of Alexander Gordon, Esq., 10th June, at Bishopsteignton, Devon, aged 76.

Gould, Elizabeth, relict of John Gould, Esq., army agent, of Northumberlandstreet, Strand, 1st June.

Grant, Sophia, widow of Col. John Grant, 26th May, at Chelsea.

Gray, Ensign G. R., 3rd regt. (Buffs) 2nd June, aged 20.

Green, John Harry, Esq., formerly of

New Broad-street, 23rd May, aged 49. Grey. On Monday, the 29th May, at No. 10, Lowndes-square, after a few days' illness, Captain Charles Conrad Grey, R.N., aged 31, youngest son of the late Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel William Grey.

Haig, David, Esq., of Lochrin and Glenogil, N. B., 2nd June.

Hales. On the 25th May, at Clarencelawn, Dover, aged 85, Barbara de Jonchere, sister of the late Sir Edward