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VOL. XVII. PART II.

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BIRTHS.

JANUARY 1. At her father's house, at Bedale, Yorkshire, the lady of RearAdmiral Sir John P. Beresford, Bart. a daughter.

In Albany Street, Edinburgh, the Right Hon. Lady Robert Kerr, a son.

3. At Fasnacloich, the lady of Stewart Menzies, Esq. of Culdares, a son and heir.

4. At 71, Great King Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Kennedy, a son.

The lady of Lieutenant-General Sir John Oswald, of Dunnikier, a son. 5. Mrs Buchanan, Auchintorlie, a daughter.

7. Mrs Fleming, Clairmont, of twin daughters.

At Nagpore, the lady of Andrew Ross, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon 2d battalion 18th regiment, a son.

12. At Ardtorinish, Mrs Gregorson, a daughter.

13. At Irvine, Mrs Fullarton, of Fullarton, a son.

14. At the Manor-house, Wood, Shropshire, the lady of William Hay, Esq. of Drummelzier, a daughter.

17. At Eastbourne, the lady of Sir C. Dalrymple, a son.

18. Mrs Morehead, wife of the Rev. Mr Morehead, Edinburgh, a son.

The lady of H. G. Leslie, of Denlugas, a son.

19. At Lasswade Hill, the lady of Captain R. B. Edwards, a son and heir.

At George's Place, Edinburgh, the lady of William Mackenzie, Esq. of Strathgarve, a daughter. 22. In Dundas Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Ivory, a daughter.

At Ninagh, Ireland, the lady of James Dempster, Esq. M.D. a son. 23. In Grosvenor Place, London, the lady of Charles Drummond, Esq. a son. 24. Mrs Lockhart, 25, Northumber land Street, Edinburgh, a daughter. 26. At Castlecraig, the Right Hon. Lady Napier, a daughter.

27. Mrs Smith, 13, Hope Street, Edinburgh, a daughter.

28. At Liverpool, the lady of Archibald Maxwell, Esq. a son.

Lately, at Lochbuy House, Mrs Mac laine, a daughter.

FEBRUARY 2. At London, the lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Lindsay,

a son.

At Royal Barracks, Dublin, the lady of Charles Short, Esq. 6th dragoon guards, a daughter.

3. Mrs Irvine, 23, Northumberland Street, Edinburgh, a son.

4. At Union Place, Aberdeen, Mrs Hunter, of Tillery, a daughter.

8. Mrs W. Buchanan, Drummond Place, Edinburgh, a daughter.

At 18, Hill Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Halkerston Manners, a daughter. -At Nuttall, Lancashire, Mrs Grant, a daughter.

9. In Grosvenor Square, London, the Right Hon. Lady Petre, a son.

11. At Kitton Hall, Stamford, the lady of Stephen Eaton, Esq. a son.

At Wellington Square, Ayr, Mrs Hill, Dailly, a son.

12. At 32, Drummond Place, Edinburgh, Mrs Balfour, of Elwick, a daugh

2. At Jordanhill Estate, Trinidad, Mrs Francis Brown, a daughter.

3. At Bellary, Madras, the lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell, 46th regiment, a son.

At Erskine, Lady Blantyre, a son. 4. At Kilmardinny, the lady of William Rose Robinson, Esq. Sheriff-depute of Lanarkshire, a son.

In Liguanea, Jamaica, the lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Rose, a daughter. 5. At Great King Street, Edinburgh, Lady Elizabeth Hope Vere, a son.

At Newhall, the lady of John Buckle, Esq. a son.

6. At Springfield, Leith Walk, Mrs James Cheyne, a daughter.

8. Mrs Dundas, of Arniston, a daughter.

-At 114, George Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Menzies, a son.

9. At Queen Street, Edinburgh, the Hon. Mrs Wardlaw, a son.

10. At Seaton House, Lady James Hay, a daughter.

-At Perth, the lady of Captain James Stewart, of Crosemount, a som.

- At Cheltenham, Mra Colonel David Forbes, a wai.

11. At Hermitage Place, Leith, Mrs Mackenzie, a daughter.

13. At Uffington House, Lincolnshire, the Countess of Lindsay, a daughter, At Argyll House, the Coun Aberdeen, a wil