ACCIDENTS:-Disastrous explosion of a
kitchen boiler, 39; boat-accident at
Ramsgate, 78; numerous deaths by
drowning, 85; several persons struck
by lightning, 94; boiler explosion at
Manchester, 115; terrible firework ex-
plosions, 300 persons injured, 120;
fatal boiler explosions, 131; fatal
thunder-storm at Bedford, 148; shock-
ing boat accident at Worthing, two
families destroyed, 154; four gentlemen
drowned at Emsworth, 156; fatal
boiler explosion near Leeds, four persons
killed, 157; explosion at Haggerstone
gas-works, five persons killed, 160;
dreadful catastrophe at the Music Hall,
Sheffield, 162; six fishermen drowned,
163; inundations and loss of life in
Ireland, 164; a family suffocated at
Newport, 170; a young lady killed by
falling from the Clifton rocks, 171;
wholesale poisonings at Bradford, 172;
gale in the metropolis, fatal accidents,
180;
fatal accidents by burning
fashionable female dresses, 184; sin-
gular accident at Torquay, 192; cata-
strophe at the Victoria Theatre, 15
persons crushed to death, 195.

On Railways-On the Caledonian
railway, five labourers killed, 3; singu-
lar suicide at Clay-Cross tunnel, 51; on
the North Western railway, near Nun-
eaton, 81; near Huddersfield, 82; on
the South Western line, near Bishop-
stoke, 102; terrible accident in Bel-
gium, 21 persons killed, 103; on the
Huddersfield line, near Lingwood; on
the Great Northern, near Carlton, 105;
on the South Eastern, near Chilham,
107; train struck by lightning, 120;
collision on the North Western Railway,
129; accident to an excursion train
near Wolverhampton, 14 persons killed,
149; singular accident near Inverness,
159; collision on the North London
Railway, 185; return of the number
of railway accidents in 1858, 201.

In Coal Mines:-Explosion at Bards-
ley colliery, 52 persons killed; at Duf-

fryn colliery, 20 persons killed; at
Brynder colliery, 12 persons killed, 10 ;
at the Page Bank colliery, 10 lives lost,
168; at Primrose colliery, near Swan-
sea, 14 lives lost, 169; at Tyldesley
colliery, Leeds, 25 lives lost, 185.
AOTS, LIST OF, 21 & 22 VICT.-i. Public
General Acts, 258; ii. Local and Per-
sonal Acts, 262; iii. Private Acts,
printed, 269; iv. Private Acts, not
printed, 269.

Antiquities :-Discovery of ancient relics
in Orkney, 64; sale of ancient Bibles
and theological works, 104; sale of
Mr. Dymock's coins and antiquities,
108.

Atlantic Telegraph :-First unsuccessful
attempt to lay the cable, 115; the
cable successfully laid, 136.

BANKRUPTS, Table of, in England, Scot-
land, and Ireland, 289.
BIRTHS, 344; table of Deaths, Births,
and Marriages, in 1858; and in years
1849-1858, 289.

CHINA. Operations resulting from the
affair of the Arrow; massacre of Euro-
peans on board the Thistle, [268]; the
British squadron withdraws to the
lower part of the Canton river, [269];
proclamation of Yeh, the Imperial
Commissioner, offering rewards for the
heads of the "barbarians," [269];
successful expeditions against the Chi-
nese war-fleets, [270]; the Earl of
Elgin arrives at Hong-Kong as the
British, and Baron Gros as the French
plenipotentiary: they demand redress
from Commissioner Yeh, and are re-
fused, [272]; the allies assault and
capture Canton, [273]; Yeh, Peh-
kwei, the governor of the city, and
Tseang-keun, the Tartar general, are
taken prisoners, [275]; Yeh is de-
graded from his office, [275]; the Chi-
nese government now listen to our
demands for redress; the plenipoten-

China-continued.

tiaries proceed with an armed force to
the Peiho River and force the entrance,
[276]; are met at Tien-sin by Chinese
plenipotentiaries, and a treaty of peace
is signed at that place, [277]; Lord
Elgin goes to Japan, and lands in state
at Jeddo and concludes a treaty be-
tween Great Britain and Japan, [279].

Telegrams from China:-Capture of
Canton, 12, 19; capture of Commis-
sioner Yeh, 19; expedition up the Peiho,
negotiations with the Chinese Com-
missioners, 139; conclusion of a treaty
of peace, 149; destruction of nume-
rous fleets of Chinese pirates, 177.
Coal-Mine Accidents :- Explosion of
Bardsley colliery, 52 persons killed;
at Duffryn colliery, 20 persons killed;
at Brynder colliery, 12 persons killed,
10; at the Page Bank colliery, 10 per-
sons killed, 168; at Primrose colliery,
near Swansea, 14 persons killed, 169;
at Tyldesley colliery, Leeds, 52 persons
killed, 185.

Comet --The great comet of Donati, 166.
CORN, HAY, STRAW, CLOVER, and BUT-
CHER'S MEAT, average prices of, 288.
DEATHS-Abbott, hon. miss M. 424;
Abingdon, entss. 437; Agnew, lady,
385; Ahmed Pacha, 413; Andrews,
gen. 393; Andrews, R. 419; Anger-
stein, maj.-gen. 402; Angerstein, J.
402; Anson, hon. mrs. G. 459; Anson,
mrs. H. 403; Armstrong, J. 437;
Ashley, hon. H. 451; Ashworth, lieut.-
gen. sir F. 422; Askew, major, 384;
Assheton, W. 424; Atkins, J. E. 436;
Austria, Archdchss. of, 436; Austria,
Archdehss. of, 459; Aylmer, adm.
lord, 394; Aylmer, gen. 421; Ayrton,
W. 409; Ayton, lieut. 460.

Bagot, G. 403; Bailey, sir J. 445;
Bain, J. 470; Bainbridge, mr. 436;
Bainbrigge, capt. 462; Baker, W. W.
396; Baldwin, hon. R. 454; Baldwin,
R. 388; Balguy, J. 455; Bankes, cor-
net, 462; Barnes, 466; Barnes, lady
G. C. 451; Barrow, J. H. 397; Bart-
ley, G. 421; Basire, mrs. M. 429;
Bassett, J. W. 411; Baugh, lieut.
392; Bazalgette, capt. 462; Bazal-
gette, S. 413; Beauclerk, lady C.
435; Beaufort, lady, 389; Beeth-
oven, Herr Carl, 409; Begg, mrs.
I. 453; Bennett, rev. J. T. 445;

Bentham, lady, 412; Bentham,

lieut.-col. 437; Bere, M. B. 455;
Berkeley, col. 435; Bernadotte, baro-
ness, 413; Berners, rev. R. 388;

Deaths-continued.

Bickersteth, E. H. 412; Biddulph,
col. Edwd. 453; Bigland, adm. 445;
Bird, C. 409; Birkbeck, miss F. G.
458; Bishop, mrs. C. 421; Bisshopp,
maj.-gen. 396; Blackmore, H. R. 394,
Blackmore, T. M. 394; Blair, inrs.
Hunter, 429; Blair, mrs. L. 457;
Bligh, mrs. C. 403; Blomefield, sir T.
W. 419; Boates, col. 454; Bone, dr.
Hugh, 389; Booker-Blakemore, T. W.
439; Boothby, lady, 384; Boulay,
count, 450; Bouverie, E. 403; Bowen,
mrs. C. 422; Bowring, C. 402; Brad-
ley, mrs. A. 437; Bramly, lieut. 462;
Braybrooke, lord, 395; Breton, mrs.
E. 409; Bridge, W. 407; Bridgman,
lady C. 450; Bridgman, lady Lucy,
452; Bright, dr. R. 455; Brigstocke,
mrs. M. C. 414; Brooke, sir A. 454;
Brooke, col. 432; Brooke, mrs. M.
421; Brooke, Mrs. A. 450; Brown,
dr. (+ bp. of Elphin), 454; Brown,
Robert, 415; Brown, mrs. S. 405;
Browne, ven. J. H. 439; Browne,
mrs. C. P. 419; Brydges, sir J. W. E.
389; Buchanan, J. 457; Buck, L. W.
407; Bulwer, E. E. 441; Bull, rev.
dr. 390; Bunce, J. 441; Bunting, rev.
dr. 418; Burdett, W. J. 456; Burg-
mann, lady, 402; Burgoyne, col. sir J.
M. 396; Butler, hon. sir E. 437;
Butler, hon. lady, 452; Buxton, sir E.
N. 416; Byrne, capt. 428.

389;

Calcutta, bp. of (Dr. Wilson), 375;
Caldwell, sir H. J. 437; Cambridge,
mrs. C. 384; Cameron of Lochiel,
454; Cameron, lady, 441; Cameron,
lieut.-col. 424; Campbell, sir R.
392; Campbell, rear-adm. 384; Camp-
bell, J. 436; Campbell, miss A.
E. G. 383; Campbell, T.
Campbell, brig.-gen. 465; Canova,
monsignor, 422; Capel, lieut. hon.
R. A. 388; Carden, adm. 405; Car-
digan, Archd. of (Ven. J. Williams)
458; Cardigan, cntss. 420; Carlisle,
dow. cntss. 423; Carne, J. 437; Cat-
terson, mrs. 469; Cavendish, hon.
mrs. 414; Cecil, lord H. P. 445;
Chetwynd, hon. miss C. 441; Chi-
chester, rev. C. 389; Chisholm, the,
432; Christian, G. J. 460; Christian,
comm. 382; Clanwilliam, cntss. 434;
Clarke, gen. 409; Clarke, J. 421;
Clayton, mrs. H. 432; Cierke, capt.
462; Clifford, of Chudleigh, 392;
Clonmell, dow. cntss. 439; Cobden, F.
402; Cobden, H. 427; Cockburn,
very rev. sir W. 408; Cockburn, sir
W. S. R. 403; Colville, hon. mrs.

Deaths-continued.

452; Combe, Harvey, 446; Condein,
capt. 392; Coode, vice-adm. sir J.
385; Cook, prof. 455; Coombe, G.
424; Cooper, ens. 462; Cooper, capt.
420; Copeland, lieut. 465; Corry,
lady, 383; Cotterill, rev. J. 389;
Coulman, R. J. 424; Coulson, miss M.
427; Courtown, earl of, 445; Cox,
mrs. J. C. 426; Cramer, J. B. 403;
Crampton, sir P. 408; Cranstoun,
lady, 446; Crawley, rev. W. 456;
Creswell, mrs. A. S. C. 414; Crofton,
hon. miss C. 429; Crofton, vice-adm.
hon. G. A. 390; Croker, major, 408;
Crooke, capt. 397; Cruikshank, dr. W.
466; Cunyngham, lady, 387; Curran,
W. H. 428; Cust, hon. mrs. E. 451.

Dallas, major, 466; Dalrymple,
lady, 411; Darling, gen. sir R. 398;
Dashwood, lady I. A. 431; Davys,
mrs. M. 455; Danson, capt. 466; De
Bonneval, comptesse, 424; De Cor-
neille, mdlle. L. 397; Denison, H.
451; De Sternberg, baron, 439; Des
Voeux, sir C. 435; Devon, F. 459;
Devonshire, duke of, 385; Dewdney,
J. 414; Dicey, C. E. 390; Dick, Quin-
tin, 397; Dill, dr. 454; Dimsdale,
T. R. C. 418; Disbrowe, lieut. 417;
Dixon, miss F. E. 396; Dodson, rt.
hon. sir J. 407; Dodsworth, sir M.
408; Donovan, 470; Doria Pamphili,
princess, 456; Dorling, W. 436;
Douglas, major, 406; Douglas, capt.
466; Downman, adm. 377; Drum-
mond, C. 428; Du Cane, miss L. 454;
Duff, adm. 389; Dukinfield, rev. sir
H. 387; Duncan, prof. 396; Dundas,
major-gen. 423; Dunfermline, lord,
403; Dunlop, sir J. 389; Dunlop,
miss K. 422; Dunsterville, major-gen.
420; Dusany, lady, 419.

Eastwood, R. S. 405; Edwards, dr.
409; Elder, rev. dr. 402; Ellerton,
mrs. H. 385; Elphin, tbp. of (Dr.
Brown), 454; Elphinstone, dow. lady,
428; Elton, capt. H. 440; Ely, dean
of (Dr. Peacock), 439; Evans, capt.
412; Evans, E. 470; Every, lady,
390; Ewing, J. 469; Eyres, Mrs. L.
G. 431.

Falkland, vsctss. 419; Falkiner,
capt. sir C. L. 389; Fanshaw, lieut.-
gen. 446; Farebrother, ald. 396; Far-
rington, major-gen. 437; Fawcett,
lieut. 465; Fellowes, lady, 420;
Fisher, rev. F. 435; Fitzherbert, sir
H. 414; Fitz-Roy, sir C. A. 389; Fol-
jambe, mrs. E. 435; Forbes, lady A.
D. 454; Ford, R. 429; Forster, capt.

Deaths-continued.

464; Forster, J. F. 402; Fraser, col.
465; Freeling, com.-gen. 463; Full-
james, mrs. S. 383.

Galway, capt. 457; Gardner, S. 429;
Gardner, hon. H. 424; Gardner, comm.
441; Garvey, H. P. 460; Gepp, lieut.
460; Gibbs, H. L. 435; Gibbs, ald.
414; Gibbings, B. 388; Giffard, dr.
439; Giffard, capt. 467; Gill, capt.
438; Gilles, J. 397; Gladstone, W.
437; Glengall, earl, 419; Goldsmith,
O. 421; Goodwin, mrs. S. 383; Gor-
don, lieut. 460; Gordon, vice-adm.
hon. W. 388; Gordon, col. 424; Gort,
dow. vsctss. 398; Gostling, lieut. 463;
Govett, rev. R. 436; Gower, lady L.
412; Gower, earl, 419; Grace, H.
426; Graham, col. 390; Grant-Duff,
J. C. 434; Green, vice-adm. sir A.
458; Greenfield, mrs. M. 420; Gre-
gory, prof. 406; Grey, hon. lady, 410;
Griffin, lieut. -col. 421; Griffiths, maj.-
gen. 396; Grimston, mrs. O. 454.

Haberfield, sir J. K. 375; Hack-
block, W. 376; Haddington, earl of,
452; Hales, miss H. 445; Hall-Dare,
mrs. E. G. 445; Hamilton, capt. sir
J. 388; Hamilton, col. 435; Hamil-
ton, major, 419; Hamond, mrs. R.
417; Handyside, lord, 405; Hansler,
lady, 450; Hardinge, lady, 414; Har-
dinge, major, 396; Hardinge, major,
461; Hardwicke, dow. cntss. of, 413;
Hargood, lieut. 464; Hargreave 0.
437; Harley, J. P. 427; Harrison, R.
439; Harwick, Ann, 470; Haspinger,
Joachim, 388; Hastings, capt. 460;
Hastings, marchioness of, 445; Has-
tings, sir C. A. 421; Hatchard, T.
441; Havelock, lieut. 462; Hawker,
gen. sir T. 417; Hawkshaw, lieut.-
col. 422; Hay, lieut. 465; Hayes,
mrs. E. 435; Hayward, C. A. 392;
Herbert, H. W. 411; Heywood, mrs.
M. E. 424; Hibble, W. 394; Higman,
vice-adm. 427; Hill, mrs. J. H. 429;
Hinchliffe, mrs. E. A. 445; Hobhouse,
mrs. H. 409; Hodges, mrs. M. 396;
Hodson, lieut. 463; Holberton, lieut.
439; Holmes, C. 421; Holmes, J.
397; Hood, hon. mrs. C. 395; Hope,
brig.-gen. hon. A. 403; Hope, major,
436; Hope, rt. hon. J. 417; Horne,
major, 469; Horne, mrs. S. 419;
Horsley, W. 417; Howell, T. J. 414;
Huddleston, lieut. -col. 438; Hudson,
lieut. 469; Hughes, rev. W. 397;
Hunt, lieut. -col. 450; Hutchinson,
mrs. E. 422.

Ibbetson, lady, 411; Ibbetson, H.

Deaths-continued.

422; Ilchester, earl of, 376; Impey,
adm. 422; Impey, E. 429; Ingram,
It.-col. 461; Innes, mrs. E. C. 455.

Jackson, sir M. 466; Jacob, lieut.
467; Jemmett, C. E. 396; Jenner-
Tyrell, rev. C. 439; Jenyns, miss M.
422; Jobling, J. C. 422; Jodrell,
J. W. 413; Johnstone, miss J. 454;
Jones, capt. 462.

Kellock, lieut. 427; Kelly, col.
427; Kemmis, T. A. 458; Kennaway,
lady, 411; Ker, lady T. 456; Key,
sir J. 421; Kidd, mrs. 470; King,
mrs. G. 409.

Lablache, signor, 386; Lambert,
sir H. J. 456; Lane, C. 436; Langdon,
major, 419; Langrishe, R. H. 411;
Latham, J. W. 439; Laurie, R. H.
385; Lavradio, ctss. 456; Learmonth,
J. 456; Le Bas, C. T. 454; Le Blanc,
C. 406; Leeson, mrs. H. 384; Legrice,
rev. C. V. 457; Lester, major gen.
465; Lever, dr. 459; Levinge, lady,
409; Lewis, lt. col. 409; Lightfoot,
lieut.-gen. 441; Lindsey, dow. cntss.
451; Lloyd, lady, 422; Longley, hon.
mrs. 395; Losh, J. 436; Loudon,
mrs. 420; Lloyd, L. 411; Lumley,
major, 437; Lyons, adm. lord, 446.

Macconnichie, mrs. M. 420; Mac-
donald, capt. 460; Macdonnell, Æneas,
376; Macdonnell, R. W. 411; Mac-
kenzie, hon. miss E. C. 429; Mac-
kenzie, hon. mrs. Hay, 436; Mac-
kenzie, sir J. S. 450; Mackie, J.
419; Macpherson, lt. gen. 457; Ma-
cready, miss. L. M. 439; Madan,
miss M. 402; Mainwaring, vice-adm.
434; Mainwaring, capt. 413; Main-
waring, lieut. col. 435; Man, miss
E. C. 422; Marcet, mrs. 419; Mar-
chesi, 388; Marriott, rev. C. 432;
Martin, serj.-maj. 466; Maskelyne,
mrs. M. 389; Mason, Margaret, 469;
Maule, rt. hon. sir W. H. 384; May-
nard, lady F. J. 439; Mayo, rev. C.
454; Meade-Waldo, E. W. 383; Mere-
dith, sir H. 413; Meredyth, major,
422; Mészáros, gen. 441; Meynell,
G. 419; McGrigor, sir J. 398;
M'Gregor, lady, 395; M'Gregor, J.
431; Mildmay, P. H. St. J. 403;
Miles, mrs. E. 383; Mill, mrs. M.
413; Mill, mrs. H. 439; Milnes,
R. P. 440; Minton, H. 397; Milward,
mrs. 470; Mirza Mahommed, prince
of Oude, 391; Mitchell, maj.-gen.
419; Molesworth, mrs. M. 396;
Monckton, G. 459; Money, lieut.-
gen. 428; Monson, miss G. T. 446;

Deaths-continued.

Montefiore, M. 419; Moorhead, B.
427; Moorsom, capt. 460; Morley,
mr. 422; Morris, col. 465; Morrison,
miss J. 428; Morse, rev. H. 427;
Morton, earl of, 397; Mosender, proff.
437; Mozart, 438; Müller, prof. T.
408; Munro, gen. 387; Myddleton,
mrs. E. S. 454.

Neave, lieut. W. 465; Neave, lieut.
E. D. 465; Neave, R. 384; Neuko-
man, chev. 402; Neville, capt. 460;
Neville, W. W. 455; Nolan, J. 469;
Nunn, T. 419.

O'Connell, J. 412; Ogle, adm. sir
C. 418; Oldham, S. 396; Orford,
earl of, 459; Orleans, dchss. of, 411;
Osborn, miss L. E. 421; Oswald, lady
L. 437; Oude, Queen of, 387; Ouse-
ley, W. C. 389; Ovans, major-gen.
421; Owen, Robert, 442.

Paget, lady G. 395; Paine, J. M.
412; Palmer, J. H. 389; Palmer, W.
406; Panton, W. 411; Park, lieut.
462; Parke, gen. 431; Parker, lady,
421; Parker, T. L. 392; Parker, M.
E. N. 419; Parkinson, rev. dr. 387;
Parkinson, capt. 414; Parkinson,
lieut. -gen. 384; Parry, mrs. M. W.
457; Patrick, 466; Pattinson, H. L.
440; Patullo, capt. 423; Paull, rev.
J. 437; Peache, J. C. 385; Peacock,
dr. (dean of Ely), 439; Pease, E. 422;
Peel, rt. hon. W. Y. 413; Peel, capt.
sir W. 407; Penny, brig. -gen. 463;
Perceval, col. 454; Petre, W. T. 383;
Phillimore, miss S. F. 419; Phillips,
lady, 405; Philipps, lieut.-col. 466;
Piddington, H. 462; Pierson, rear-
adm. sir W. H. 396; Pigou, dr. 466;
Pohlman, J. G. 435; Pollock, G. K.
416; Pollock, J. 413; Poltimore, lord,
456; Ponsonby, hon. mrs. 455; Pon-
sonby, capt. 466; Potter, sir J. 438;
Poulson, G. 384; Powell, rev. J. W. S.
422; Powell, gen. 414; Prendergast,
lieut.-col. 466; Preston, col. sir R.
437; Preston, J. B. 419; Prévost, L.
A. 406; Priestley, major, 454; Proby,
lord, 445; Purser, J. 402; Pusey, lady
L. 397.

Queensbury, marquess of, 423.

Rachel, madame, 376; Radetzky,
field-marshal, 378; Ramsay, mrs. I.
421; Ramsey, miss M. J. 456; Ran-
dolph, Mrs. C. M. V. 437; Redschid
Pasha, 382; Read, major, 402;
Reekie, mrs. 459; Reid, lady, 390;
Reid, major-gen. sir W. 438; Rich-
mond, H. 424; Richmond, miss M. I.
437; Ridsdale, R. 439; Rintoul, R.

Deaths-continued.

S. 405; Robarts, A. W. 398; Robin-
son, col. 457; Rock, G. 402; Rodney,
hon. miss A. 437; Romer, J. 427;
Rosslyn, cntss. 435; Routh, sir R.
451; Rowland, col. 414; Royds, lieut.-
col. 456; Royle, dr. Forbes, 376;
Rushbrooke, Mrs. V. E. 396; Ryves,
rear-adm. 420.

Sadleir, rev. dr. 414; St. Quintin,
miss, 435; Salmon, W. R. D. 450;
Salusbury, sir J. S. P. 456; Sandford,
major, 460; Sandon, rear-adm. 426;
Saumarez, lady, 390; Scheffer, Ary,
417; Scott, Mrs. Hope, 438; Scriven,
lieut. 466; Scroope, miss F. 414;
Shakspeare, J. 414; Shaw, lieut. 466;
Shean, G. 427; Sheffield, lady, 432;
Sheppard, major, 439; Sheppard, T.
414; Simmons, major, 394; Smee, W.
445; Smelt, lieut.-gen. 383; Smith,
mrs. A. 387; Smith, family, 429;
Smith, J. 427; Smith, lieut.-gen. sir
C. F. 424; Smith, miss E. 438; Smith,
T. Assheton, 432; Smyth, lieut. 460;
Solly, R. H. 397; Soyer, Alexis, 422;
Spence, col. 432; Stapleton, miss, 396;
Stephenson, H. F. 421; Stephenson,
lieut. col. 467; Stephenson, mr. 414;
Stewart, lieut. -col. 383; Stirling, sir S.
409; Stopford, visct. 445; Story, mrs.
M. 402; Strachey, sir H. 402; Stra-
ton, col. 465; Struthers, rev. dr. 420;
Strutt, J. 409; Stuart, hon. C. F. 452;
Sudeley, lord, 389; Sulivan, capt. 452;
Suttie, lady, 413.

Tate, miss F. B. 397; Taylor, mrs.
E. E. 419; Taylor, R. 451; Terry, E.
G. 413; Thackwell, lieut. 462; Thel-
luson, hon. A. 418; Thomas, rev. V.
438; Thomas, lieut. -gen. 434; Thomas,
S. 383; Thompson, capt. 460; Thynne,
capt. 460; Tomlinson, mrs. E. J.
437; Tonkin, lady, 427; Tooke, T.
390; Torr family, the, 429; Totty,
mrs. 421; Towgood, lieut. -col. 438;
Travers, B. 394; Travers, rear-adm.
sir E. 393; Triscott, capt. 396; Tup-
per, lieut. 419; Turnbull, dr. 414;
Turner, major-gen. 455; Turner, lady
Page, 441; Turnpenny, capt. 413;
Tylden, lady, 395.

Vansittart, mrs. C. 422; Vaughan,
dow. lady, 413; Vaughan, lady, 434;
Vaughan, lady M. 383; Venables,
archd. 384; Venables, E. F. 462;
Ventura, gen. 401; Villiers, lady C.
454; Vincent, lieut. 462; Vincent,
mrs. M. 470; Von Niemans, baron,
396.

Waddington, major-gen. 446; Wake-

Deaths continued.

man, sir O. P. 434; Wale, capt. 462;
Walesby, F. P. 423; Walmsley, T.
437; Walter, mrs. E. F. 408; War-
burton, H. 433; Ward, baron, 435;
Warner, mrs. M. A. 431; Waterfield,
major, 464; Watson, dr. 429; Way,
mrs. M. H. 413; Webster, mrs. A. M.
424; Wedderburn, sir D. 402; Wed-
derburn, miss M. 403; Weir, W. 433;
Weldon, col. sir A. 457; Wellbeloved,
rev. C. 429; Wellesley, lord C. 436;
West, lady, 395; Westmacott, miss S.
454; Westmeath, marchnss of, 385;
Wheatley, lady, 398; Whieldon, G.
434; Whitbread, mrs. J. 437; White,
C. P. 465; White, dr. A. 456; Whit-
more, W. W. 424; Wilkinson, J. J.
458; Williams, lady, 390; Williams,
ven. J. (archd. of Cardigan) 458;
Williams, F. 395; Williams, rear-adm.
387; Williams, M. 417; Williams,
miss A. 390; Williams, mrs. A. 469;
Williams, mrs. M. 469; Willock, sir
H. 427; Wilmer, lieut. -col. 388; Wil-
son, dr. (bp. of Calcutta), 375; Wilson,
mrs. C. C. G. 409; Wilson, T. 410;
Wilson, sir B. H. 458; Wilton, cntss.
of, 455; Winchilsea, earl of, 383;
Wingfield, lieut. col. 409; Wingfield,
mrs. H. 455; Witham, H. 457; Wood,
major-gen. 441; Woodbridge, capt.
460; Wyon, B. 445.

Yerbury, lieut. -col. 426; York, dean
of (Sir W. Cockburn), 408; Young-
husband, lieut. 460.

DEATHS, BIRTHS, and MARRIAGES in

1858; and in years 1849-1858, 289.
DESPATCHES-China, Capture of Can-
ton, 242; forcing of the Peiho River,
248. India, Storm and capture of
Lucknow, 251.

Eclipse-The total eclipse of the sun
on the 15th March, 43.

Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 90.

FINANCE ACCOUNTS for the Year 1858:-
i. Public Income, 270; ii. Public Ex-
penditure, 272; iii. Public Funded
Debt, 274; iv. Unfunded Debt, 276;
v. Disposition of Grants, 277; vi.
Trade and Navigation, 284.
Fires-Fire at Athy workhouse, eight
persons burnt, 13; destruction of Wynn-
stay, 33; fatal fire in Devonshire
Square, 50; great fire at Manchester,
58; calamitous fire in Bloomsbury,
15 lives lost, 60; conflagration at
Christiania, 73; great fire at St. Ca-
therine's Docks, 78; great fire at
Limehouse, 102; destructive fire at