The Press.
London, England, 1855-01-13 00:00:00

BULTHB.

CAVAN—On the 10th instant, at Bridgewater, the Countess of
Cavan, of a son.
CRICHTON—On the 10th instant. In Weetbourne•terrace, the
wife of Captain Crichton, Soth Madras NA., of twine—a son
and a daughter.
LAYARD—On the 9th instant, at Coventry, the wife of Major
La yard, Staff Officer, of a daughter.
RAWSON—On the 14th of October, at ('ape•towta, the wife of
the Hon. Rawson Wm. Rawson, Esq., Colonial Secretary, of

a sou.
RUMSEY- -On the 4th instant, at Ifliey, Oxon, the wife of the
Rev. James Rumsey, of a son.
VALIANT—On the 7th instant, at Moray-lodge, Campden-hill,
the wife of Captain Lockhart M. Valiant, of a daughter.
YARDLEY—On the 2nd instant, at No. 10, Spring-gardens, the
wife of the Hon. Sir William Yardley, Chief Justice of her
Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay, of a sou.
MARRIAGES.
BROWNE—CARTHEW--Ou the 2nd instant, at Tor Church
the Rev. R. C. Browne, snn of Lieut.-General Sir Henry
Browne, to Caroline, eldest daughter of Arthur Carthew, Esq.
of Abbey Vale. Torquay.
CHAMBERS—DALY—BRITTEN—On the 12th Aug., 1854, at
Wuzerabad, Richard Wellesley Chambers, Esq., Adjutant 11th
Regt. N. 1., to Charlotte, youngest daughter of Thos. Britten,
Esq., late of St. John's Wood ; and ou the 10th instant, at
Newington, Arthur Heine, son of John Daly, Esq., of Cam-
berwell, to Amy Louisa, second daughter of Thomas Brit-
ten, Esq.
FLOYD—MONTGOMERY—On the 10th instant, at Bath,
Robert I'eel Floyd, Esq., son of Major-General Sir Henry
Floyd, Bart, to Jane Caroline, reliot of the late Chats. Win.
Montgomery, Esq., of Clevelands, Devonshire.
MASSI—NISBETT—On the 4th instant, in Edinburgh, the
Right lion. the Lord Massy, of Limerick, to Isabella,
daughter of the late George Moore Niebett, of Lanarkshire.
Sli ELDON—LOFTUS—On the 9th instant. at Welleabourne,
Warwickshire, Captain Edward Charles Ralph Sheldon, to
Elizabeth, daughter of the late Lieut.-General Wm. Francis
Bentinck Loftus.
WARRE —ADAMS—On the 2nd instant, at St. George's, Hano-
ver-square, Major Warre, only surviving eon of the late Lieut.-
General Sir W. Warm, C. 8., to Georgiaua Emily, widow of
William Pitt Adams, Esq., late Charge d'Aflaires to the Re-
public of Peru.

DEATHS.
ADAMS—On the 19th ult ,at the General Hospital. Scutari, of
wounds received to the battle of Inkermann, Major-General
Adams, C. 8., of Anstey-hall, Warwickshire.
ELIOT—On the 6th instant, Elizabeth Kyd, wife of the Rev.
Edward Eliot, vicar of Norton I3avant, Wiltshire.
WKINLEY—On the 3rd instant, at Gosport, Marriott, widow
of Admiral George WKiiiley, aged 137.
MONS ELL—Ou the 7th instant, at St Leonard's, the Lady Ann
Maria, wife of William Monsell, Esq., M.P., aged 41.
PAXTON—On the e4ll. instant, in Germany, Laura, daughter of
Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., aged 16.
POWER—On the 10th blown., at Brighton, Caroline, midow of
Major-General James Power.
REYNETT—On the 4th instant, et Paignton, Devon, James
Henry Reynett, Esq., Captain (half-pay) 45th Itegt., aged 67.
ROBERTSON.-Ou the 10th instant, at Edinburgh, the Hon.
Lord Robertson.
RODNEY—On the 28th ultimo, at Florence, .John Stratford
Rodney, eldest son of the late lion. John and Lady Louisa
Rodney.
YARBOROUGH—On the 6th instant, at Cambridge-villas,
Notting-hill, Flora Sophia Emma, wife of Colonel C. Cooke
Yarborough, 91st Regiment.

THE FREEHOLD FRANCHISE.
THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
Persons desirous of acquiring County Votes should bear fa
mind that the last day on which a qualification for a County
Vote can this' year be legally obtained is the 31st instant
(January), and that the Title-Deeds should he completed on or
before that day to entitle the holders to have their names duly
registered in August next. Members of the Conservative Land
Society, who have taken Lots on Estates, are requested to refer
to the Solicitors, Messrs. Harrison and Lewis, 14, New 130 swell•
court, in order that the legal Transfers may be perfected. On
application to the Secretary every information will be afforded to
persons wishing to qualify themselves forthwith for the Counties
of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Hertfordshire, Nottingham.
shire, Yorkshire (West Riding), and Berkshire.
CHARLES LEWIS ORUNEISEN, Secretaty.
Offices, 33, Noriolk-street, Strand, January 10, 1855.
The Old Ford Estate (Middlesex) and Retford Estate (North
Notts) will be allotted ou the 24th instant, and persons selecting
plots on those eligible Estates will be in time for this year.
Registration.

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