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MAY.

21. Vice-Admiral Sir Courtenay Boyle, K.C.11.,
aged 74.
28. Vice-Admiral Nolborne Thompson, aged 70, in
London.

Lieutenant-Colonel Torrena Frederick, aged 80, at
Holy bourne Alton.

Rear-Adiuiral William Furlong Wise.
Vice-Admiral F. William Fane.

Alexander Johnstone, Esq., M.P. for Kilmarnock
in one Parliament, succeeded by the Hon. E. P. 13,_.u-
-verie, son of the Earl of Radnor.

JUNE.

1. Lady Adam, wife of Sir Thomas Adam, G.C.8., at
Rome.

4. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Frederick, of Corsham,
Wiltshire, aged 70.
His Royal Highness the Due d'Angouleme, at
Goritz.

21. The Dowager Lady Glenlyon, at Dunkeld.
27. Lieut. Edward Roberts, aged 69, in Mussaehusetts
General Hospital. Was officer of her Majesty's mails,
having been the chief officer of the British Queen
steamer previously, and had crossed the Atlantic forty
times. A monument is now being erected to his memory
in Passage Church, in the county of Cork, his native
place. _

29. Sir John Johnson, Bart., at Sydney, New South
Wales. Many years Inspector of Fleets and Hospitals.
Thomas Campbell, the poet, author of Pleasures of
Hope, &c., aged 67—interred in Westminster Abbey.
Major-General Sir William Casement, K.C.8.,
East India Company's service.
Vice-Admiral Sir Jahleel Brenton, K.C.8., Deputy
Governor of Greenwich Hospital.
Vice-Admiral Askew P. Hollis. Vice-Admiral
John Frederick Paul Irby.
The Right Honourable Richard Bootle Wilbraham,
M.P. for South Lancashire in three Parliaments, aged 43.
Succeeded by G. W. Entwisle, Esq.
JULY.

11. The Right Honourable the Earl of Kintore, aged
50 year., at Keith hail, AberdeenThire.

15. Colonel Banes, at his seat, Choisy, Grange-road,
of apoplexy. _ - - •
26. Major-General Edward•Seott, aged 82, at Bath.-
Ire had seen much service in St. Domingo, in the Irish
Rebellion. and in the memorable campaign'against Na-
poleon in Egypt. Entered the army as Ensign in 1780,
and was made Major-General June 4, 1813.
28. Joseph Bonaparte, ex-King of Spain, aged 76, at
Florence. He was the head of the Bonaparte family,
and also Count de Survilliers. Was offered the king-
dom of Lombardy by his brother the Emperor, but re.
fused it; was made King of Naples in 1806, and crowned
King of Spain in 1808. On the abdication of the Empe-
ror he went to Switzerland, but afterwards returned into
Spain, and, on the escape from Elba, went to Paris in
1815. In 1817 he retired to New Jersey, and in 1825
to New York, but returned to England in 1832 ; find-
ing the climate too cold, he went to reside in Florence,
and there he died.

The Princess Prospers Sciena Colonna, one of the
Ferdinand Cortez family of Spain.

AUGUS I'.

9. Rear-Admiral Edward Galwey. He entered the
navy Feb. 19, 1786, and was Lieutenant in the Vanguard
at the battle of the Nile ; was made Rear-Admiral
Jae. 10, 1837 ; was at the Walcheren expedition; in
the fleet on the coast of Spain, in the wars of Napoleon;
and in 1814 captured the French frigate the Clotilde,
after a severe struggle, with his own vessel, the Eurota.
11. The Grand Duchess Alexandra of Russia, aged
19 years, at St. P.,tersburgh. She was fourth daughter
of the Emperor of Russia, and consort of Prince Frede-
rick of Ilesce, eldest son of the Landgrave William of
Hesse ; had only been married in the September pre-
vious, and died in childbed, much lamented on account
of her youth, beauty, and excellent qualities.
14. The Archduke Rainer of Tuscany, at Florence,
aged 16, third son of his Imperial Highness the Grand
Duke of Tuscany.
20. Right Hon. Lord Keane, aged 64, at his resi-
dence. Burton Lodge, Ihmpshire. He was Colonel of
the 43d regiment of infantry, K.C.8., and Knight of the
Grand Cross of St. George ; entered the army as ensign
11th of Oct., 1794, and rose to be Lieutenant-General,
July 22, lii3o. He was a native of Ireland.
30. Francis Baily, F.R.S., aged 71, at his residence,
Tavistock-place, Russell-square ; he was president of
the Royal Astronomical Society, D.C.L., 111.R.1.C., and
a fellow of the Literary and Geological Societies.
Lady Anna Scott, at Leamington Spa, daughter
of his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch.
SEPTEMBER.

1. Colonel Joseph Logan, at Dover, colonel of the
63d Regiment.
7. General Fitzgibbon, at Plymouth Sound, colonel
of the 23d Royal Fusiliers.
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The Chevalier Benkhausen, at Wiesbaden, of gout.
The Chevalier was Russian Consul in London, and was
most highly esteemed.
Jeffery, Baron de Raigessfeld, a flag officer in the
navy.