NAVAL PROMOTIONS. To be Captain.-Richard R. Quin. To be Commanders.-James H. Turner, Russell Patey. Lieut. Charles H. Young to command the Antelope 3, steam-vessel. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. Rev. A. Allen, Largs Episc. Chapel, dio. Glasgow and Galloway. Rev. W. Appleyard, Holy Trinity P.C. Batley Carr, Yorkshire. Rev. G. W. Atkinson, Culgaith P.C. Cumb. Rev. W. de Pipe Belcher, Denford V. w. Ringstead C. Northamptonshire. Rev. H. A. Bishop, Cley-next-the-Sea, R. Norf. Rev. C. F. Cook, Diseworth V. Leicestershire. Rev. H. Dupuis, Richmond V. Surrey. Rev. R. C. Hales, St. Martin R. Carfax, Oxford. Rev. P. Hookins, St. Michael P.C. Barford, Oxf. Rev. W. E. Hoskins, St. Mary R. Chiddingstone, Kent. Rev. E. T. Hudson, Lectureship, St. George, Hanover Square, London. Rev. S. R. Hughes, Llaneugrad R. w. Llanallgo C. Anglesey. Rev. F. Hurst, Currin R. and V. dio. Clogher. Rev. A. W. Ivatt, Coveney R. w. Manea P.C. Cambridgeshire. Rev. R. Y. Keays, Archdeaconry and Commissaryship, dio. Bombay. Rev. J. F. Lingham, St. John V. Margate, Kent. Rev. H. J. Lloyd, Selattyn R. Salop. Rev. R. L. M'Arthur, Armin P. C. Yorkshire. Rev. H. J. Maltby (R. of Egglescliffe), Canonry in Durham Cathedral. Rev. W. Y. Nutt, Cold Overton R. Leicestersh. Rev. J. Philpott, Brook R. Kent. Rev. G. H. Reade, Innishkeen R. and V. dio. Rev. J. A. J. Roberts, Hamilton and Smith R. Bermuda. Rev. J. Charles Rowlatt, Priest Vicar, Exeter Cathedral. Rev. A. P. Salusbury, St. Paul P.C. Halliwell, Rev. S. Silver, All Saints' V. Fulbourne, Camb. Rev. P. G. Willoughby, Carlton-le-Moorlands Rev. J. Allen, to the Sheriff of Devon. Rev. W. M. Brady, to the Lord Lieutenant of Rev. S. Briggs, Workhouse and Industrial Rev. W.H.Davies, St. George's Hospital, London. Rev. F. J. Faithfull, to the Sheriff of Herts. Rev. H. B.Greenwood, Stone Union, Staffordsh. Rev. W. H. Hallam, the Prisons, Devonport. Rev. B. G. Johns, the Great Blind Asylum, Moorfields, London. Rev. E. Lewis, Bromsgrove Union. Rev. J. H. Montserrat, Colonial, at the Gambia. Rev. C. Moody, to the Sheriff of Cumberland. Rev. S. W. Steedman, Colonial, Hong Kong. more. Rev. S. L. C. Townsend, to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Rev. H. B. Tristram, to the Earl of DonoughCollegiate and Scholastic Appointments. Rev. J. S. Boucher, Head Mastership, St. Paul's Grammar School, Knightsbridge, Middx. Rev. T. L. Claughton, Professorship of Poetry, Oxford. Rev. B. Davis, Second Mastership, Lancaster Royal Grammar School. Rev. S. P. Denning, Head Master, Worcester Rev. E. Firmstone, Head Mastership, Hartle- Rev. R. A. L. Phillips, Third and French Mas tership, Wimborne Grammar School, Dorset. Rev. R. E. Sanderson, Head Master, St. Andrew's College, Bradfield, Berks. Rev. W. Steele, Mastership, Londonderry College School. Rev. J. C. F. Vincent, LL.D. Head Mastership, Norwich Grammar School. D. Bellamy, B.A. Second Mastership, Heath Grammar School, Yorkshire. J. W. Cusack, M.D. Professorship of Surgery, University of Dublin. W. Greenwood, B.A. Head Mastership, Newchurch-in-Rossendale Gr. School, Lancashire. E. Hall, Second Mastership, Stourbridge Grammar School, Worcestershire. E. R. Humphreys, LL.D. Head Master, Pate's T. H. Kersley, B.A. Second Mastership, Sir M. B. Pell, B.A. Professorship of Mathematics, G. E. Tarlton, Second Mastership, Hartlebury Grammar School, Worcestershire. Miscellaneous. Rev. J. D. Clark (Belford Hall), to be one of Lord Crewe's trustees. *Her Majesty has been graciously pleased, as a token of her high approbation of the conduct of the Rev. Henry Mildred Birch, late Tutor to the Prince of Wales, to permit his Royal Highness to present to him the sum of 5,000l. out of the revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall. Rev. J. M. Scott, Travelling Secretary to the London Society for promoting Christianity among the Jews. Rev. J. Williams (R. of Llanymowddwy), Inspectorship of Schools in the deaneries of Mowddwy and Ceilfeiliog. BIRTHS. Jan. 14. At Lewisham, the wife of Charles Chad Turnour, esq. a dau.-16. At Endsleigh-st. the wife of Wm. Atherton, esq. Q.C. a son.-17. At Tortworth park, Glouc. the Hon. Mrs. Percy Moreton, a son.-19. At Woodcote, Lady Louisa Cotes, a dau.-20. At the Grange, Banwell, the wife of H. F. Emery, esq. a son and heir.At Udimore, the wife of Frederick Langford, esq. a son and heir. -21. At Torquay, the wife of Lieut.Col. Douglas, a dau.-At Brighton, the wife of Capt. Farquhar, R.N. a dau.- -22. At Peckferton castle, Cheshire, the wife of J. Tollemache, esq. M.P. a son.-25. At Dublin, the wife of Sir Joscelyn Coghill, Bart. a son and heir.At Manor house, Newton, Warw. the wife of W. M. Parsons, esq. a son and heir.-28. At Redenhall rectory, the wife of Archdeacon Ormerod, a son. -At Kiddington, Oxon, the wife of Mortimer Ricardo, esq. of twins, a boy and a girl.- -29. In Carlton gardens, the Viscountess Goderich, a son. At Hadleigh, Suffolk, the wife of the Very Rev. H. B. Knox, a son.- 30. At Grosvenor college, Bath, the wife of the Rev. D. R. Godfrey, M.A., Principal, a son and heir. At Berkeley square, London, the wife of John Martin, esq. M.P. a dau.-At Farncombe, Surrey, the wife of Baldwin Arden Wake, esq. Commander R.N. a son. Feb. 4. At Kew, the wife of J. C. Conybeare, esq. barrister, a dau.-5. At Stanley grange, Plaxtol, Kent, the wife of M. H. Dalison, esq. a son and heir.-6. At Adbury lodge, Hants, the wife of James Richard Lysaght, esq. a dau. In Devonport-st. the wife of Arthur James Morgan, esq. a son.-8. At Bath, the wife of J. Trevelyan, esq. a dau.- -9. In Portugal street, the wife of Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, Bart. a son.-10. At Hastings, the wife of Dr. Greenhill, a son.-The wife of the Rev. Sir George L. Glyn, Bart. of Ewell, Surrey, a dau.-11. At Langton lodge, Dorset, the wife of George Pleydell Mansel, esq. a dau.12. In Wilton crescent, the Viscountess Newport, a son.-16. In Harley-st. the wife of W. I. Jarvis, esq. a son. MARRIAGES. Dec. 11. At St. John's Notting hill, Middlesex, John Durant, of Poole, esq. to Harriet, widow of Lieut.-Col. Edward Pearson, E. I. C. S.-At Sutton, Isle of Ely, George Edward Paget, esq. M.D. Senior Fellow of Caius college, Cambridge, to Clara, youngest dau. of the Rev. Thomas Fardell, LL.D.At St. Paul's Episcopal Church, York place, George Henry Vansiltart, esq. of Bisham abbey, Berkshire, to Miss Catherine Stewart Menzies, of Culdanes.--At Wiltington, near Worcester, Lieut. J. W. Boissier, 32d Regt. to Katharine-Mary, eldest dau. of Rev. J. Hurst, Rector of Thakeham, Sussex.-At Kilbeggan, Edward Ballol Scott, Assistant Government Surveyor at Ceylon, third son of Capt. H. W. Scott, R.N. Exmouth, to Sarah, eldest dau. of the Rev. Edward Wilson. 12. M. Charles Eugene Leloup, Functionaire de l'Etat Belge, to Caroline-Henrietta-Frederica, dau. of the late Lord Frederick Beauclerk. At Cuckfield, Sussex, Edw. Tatham, esq. Comm. H. M. S. Fury, to Catherine-Agren eldest dau. of the late Thomas Brown, esq. of Cheam. 13. At Springfield, co. Limerick, Capt. Maxwell Dupre Stronge, of the 52nd Light Infantry, fifth son of Sir James Matthew Stronge, Bart. of Tynan abbey, co. Armagh, to Jane-Colclough Goff, only dau. and heiress of the late Joseph Fade Goff, esq. of Raheenduff, county Wexford, and niece of Hamilton K. Grogan Morgan, esq. M.P. of Johnstown castle, in the same county.--At Dover, W. Paxton Jervis, esq. of Beech hill, Surrey, Capt. 1st Royal Surrey Militia, to Mary-Ann, widow of George Barnard, esq. of Cross-deep, Twickenham. At St. John's Paddington, Lieut. Col. Matson, A.A.G. Royal Eng. to Elizabeth, relict of Lieut.-Col. James Bouverie. -At Bishop's Stortford, Herts, Robert, eldest son of the Rev. Walter Gee, Rector of Week Saint Mary, Cornwall, and West Buckland, Devon, to Anne-Phillis, third dau. of the Rev. Charles Spencer, late Vicar of Bishop's Stortford. 15. At Surat, George Reynolds Scott Burrows, esq. 15th Regt. B.N.I. to Emilie-Eliza, third dau. of Lieut.-Col. William Barclay Goodfellow, Superint. Eng. Northern Provinces. 16. At Taunton, Major S. Trevor, Madras Art. to Mary-Anne, eldest dau. of T. Aubrey Gapper, esq. of Wincanton, Somerset.--At Holy Trinity, Westbourne terr. James Findlay, esq. son of Robert Findlay, esq. of Easter hill, Lanarkshire, to Eleanor-Sarah, dau. of the late Sir Daniel Keyte Sandford, D.C.L. At Paddington, James Fletcher, esq. of Millbrook, near Southampton, to Harriet-Sophia, fourth dau. of the Rev. James Britton, M.A. and granddau. of the late Rev. Dr. Britton, Vicar of Bossall and Acklam. -At Twickenham, John Walrond Clarke, esq. 10th Royal Hussars, second son of the late T. E. Clarke, esq. of Tremlett house, Wellington, to Mary, second dau. of Sir Wm. Clay, Bart. M.P.—— At Liskeard, William Davey Boase, esq. to Martha, second dau. of the late Rev. William Fookes, both of Liskeard.- At Carlton, near Saxmundham, Robert Alfred Booker, esq. of Bradford, Yorkshire,. to Isabel - Katherine, third dau. of R. K. Cobbold, esq. of Carlton Rookery. At Streatham, George Henry Moubray, esq. R.N. eldest son of Capt. Moubray, of Greenwich Hospital, to ElizaAnn, dau. of George Moore, esq. of Trieste. At Mendlesham, the Rev. Henry Day, Curate of Drayton, and Second Master of Abingdon School, to Rosa, youngest dau. of William Cuthbert, esq. 17. At Huddersfield, Frederic Chas. Grant Ellerton, esq. second son of the late J. F. Ellerton, esq. E.I.C. Civil Service, and grandson of the late Sir George M. Keith, Bart, to Henrietta-Hudson, second dau. of William Heise, esq. M.D. of Dublin.- -At Clapham, Sir Arthur de Capell Broke, Bart. of Oakley hall, Northamptonshire, and of Azadoc castle, co. Cork, to Elizabeth-Zilpah, relict of J. J. Eyre, esq. of Encliffe, near Sheffield.-At Botleys, Surrey, the Rev. Fred. H. Hotham, Rector of Bushbury, Salop, second son of the late Vice-Adin. Sir Henry Hotham, K.C.B. to Eleanor, fourth dau. of Robert Gosling, esq. 18. At Plymouth, the Rev. Henry Worsley, Rector of Easton, Suffolk, to Clara-Magdalene, youngest dau. of the late Capt. Sir W. G. Parker, Bart. R.N.-At Edinburgh, William Case, esq. Major 32d Regt. to Adelaide-Maria, eldest dau. of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sir Jeremiah Dickson, K.C.B.--At Edinburgh, Wm. Heriot Maitland, Comm. R.N. to ElizabethKinnear, eldest dau. of the late William Stark Dougall, esq. of Scotscraig, Fife.At Toxteth park, Liverpool, the Rev. Matthew Wat kin Davies, Curate of Graveley, Camb. and only son of the Rev. M. Davies, of Bednall, Staff. to Mary, youngest dau. of the Rev. W. Hesketh, of St. Michael's, Toxteth. At Paddington, Robert Hallett Holt, barrister-atlaw, to Clara, fourth dau.; and Horatio Edenborough, esq. of Enfield, youngest son of the late Samuel Edenborough, esq. of Leyton, Essex, to Fanny, youngest dau. of John Roger Rush, esq. of Craven hill, Hyde park.-At Thorpe, Berkeley-Augustus-Macdonald, only son of the late Major Macpherson, and Lady Barton, of Montague place, Montague square, London, to Charlotte-Rebecca-Brooksbank, youngest dau. of Sir George Stracey, Bart. of Thorpe.At Ickleton, Camb. Frederick Hall, esq. of Waterbeach lodge, to Ellen-Baker, dau.-in-law of Wm. Hanchett, esq.--At Rathdowney, Queen's Co. George F. Pollock, esq. of the Inner Temple, to Fanny, eldest dau. of the Rev. Henry Herbert, Rector of Rathdowney.At Wretham, John Fergusson, esq. of Wretham, to Julia-Anna, youngest dau. of the late James Fisher, esq. of Hingham hall, Norfolk. At Wolverhampton, Rupert Kettle, esq. of the Oxford Circuit, to Miss Cooke, of Merridale, only child of the late William Cooke, esq. At Rowner, Archibald Elliott, esq. M.D. Royal Navy, to SarahFoster, youngest dau. of the late Joseph Carter, of Bury, near Gosport.-At Westdean, Sussex, the Rev. James Watson, M.A. of Carshalton, to Eliza, second dau. of John Bowers, esq. 19. At Florence, Col. Sir Henry Fairfax, Bart. to Sarah, eldest dau. of Wm. Astell, esq. M.P. for Bedfordshire. 20. At St. George's Hanover sq. John Mcore Cole Airey, esq. second son of the late Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Airey, K.C.H. to Amelia, second dau. of G. D. Walsh, esq. of Lisbon. At St. George's Bloomsbury, the Rev. S. J. Hulme, Fellow and late Tutor of Wadham college, Oxford, to Jane, eldest dau. of the late T. Tanner, esq. of Plymouth.-At Maldon, Fitzwilliam Munsell, esq. M.D. Surgeon of Her Majesty's ship Excellent, to Elizabeth-Mary, eldest dau. of Benjamin Baker, esq. M.D. of Maldon hall, Essex. 22. At Glasgow, Dr. Frederick Penny, Professor of Chemistry in the Andersonian University, to Jane-Helen, eldest dau. of the late Robert Perry, esq. M.D. Glasgow.At Southsea, Henry J. Grant Foot, esq. of the British Consulate, Grey Town, C.A. eldest son of Joseph Foot, esq. late of 31st Regt. to HelenSophia, fourth dau. of the late W. R. Harris, esq.At Carisbrooke, I.W. Alex. Stewart, esq. of the Madras Art. son of the late Capt. Alexander Stewart, Assistant QuartermasterGen. Nagpore, to Mary-Emily, youngest dau. of the late Major Serjeantson, 50th Regt.At Islington, John P. Cheyne, Lieut. R.N. to Emma-Frances, only dau. of the late Lieut. Charles Hurst Gardner, R.N.At Paddington, Capt. John Gustavus Crosbie, R. N. third son of the late Gen. Sir J. G. Crosbie, G.C.H. of Watergate, to Maria-Louisa, youngest dau. of the late Charles Harris, esq. of New Fishbourne, Sussex. 23. At Marton, the Rev. Henry John Longdon, formerly of Trinity college, Camb. to Frances-Dorothea, eldest dau. of Francis John Lace, esq. of Ingthorpe grange, Yorkshire.-At West Derby, Lanc. the Rev. Wm. Brownrigg Smith, M.A. of the City of London School, to Louisa-Susannah-Anne, only dau. of the Rev. J. Irvine, Vicar of Leigh. At the British Embassy, Brussels, Eason Wilkinson, esq. M.D. of Manchester, to Frances, widow of the Rev. E. Trafford Leigh, Rector of Cheadle, and dau. of the late John Barlow, esq. of Middlethorpe, Yorkshire.- At Bridgnorth, Wm. Phillimore Stiff, esq. M.B. of Nottingham, to Mary-Elizabeth, only dau. of the late Benj. Watts, esq.-At Bristol, the Rev. George Charles Swayne, B.D. Fellow of Christ Church college, Oxford, to Margaret-Sarah, youngest dau. of the Rev. John Eagles, M.A. Clifton. -At Clapham, C. G. Boisragon, esq. to Hannah, widow of R. Hart, esq. barrister-atlaw. At Paddington, W. C. Forrest, esq. Major 4th Dragoon Guards, to ElizabethAnn, only dau. of W. Margesson Penfold, esq. of Loose court, Kent.- At Trinity Church Marylebone, William Bonsey, esq. of Bellevue, Slough, to Mary-Eliza, dau. of the late Robert Mason, esq. of Salt Hill. 24. At Walworth, John Busher Duncan, esq. M.A. barrister-at-law, to Harriett-Frances, second dau. of the late John Bigg, esq. 25. At Hackney, Mr. Thos. Fred. Crook, eldest son of Jacob Crook, esq. of Clifton, to Susette-Jane-Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Henry de la Chaumette, esq. of Tottenham. 27. At Shirley, Southampton, T. C. Alban, esq. 8th Bombay N.1. second son of W. Y. Alban, esq. late of Lincoln's inn, to ElizabethGore, eldest dau. of Samuel Tipper, esq.--At Croom, Limerick, the Rev. Edward George O'Grady, Rector of Ross, Galway, third son of Darby O'Grady, esq. of Linfield, Limerick, and of Aghamarta, Cork, to Alley-Emily, dau. of the Rev. Edward Croker, Rector of Croom. 29. The Rev. Henry Collison, Rector of East Bilney, Norfolk, to Harriett-Mary, dau. of T. A. Ward, esq. surgeon, of Watford.At Nenagh, Lawrence G. N. Metford, esq. 6th Royal Regt. to Maria, dau. of Daniel Falkiner, esq. Wellington, near Nenagh. 30. At Stowmarket, Henry Coldham Mathew, of Pentlow hall, Essex, second son of the late Rev. E. Mathew, Vicar of Coggeshall, and grandson of late Col Mathew, of Pentlow hall, to Emily de Vere, second dau. of Rev. A. G. H. Hollingsworth, Vicar of Stowmarket.- At Brussels, the Rev. Joseph Philip Knight, late Curate at the Scilly Isles, and adapter of music to several popular ballads, to CarolineLaura, widow of Goring Rideout, esq. formerly of the 86th Regt.-At Exeter, the Rev. Edmond Hearle Cole, Curate of Stokenham, to Anne-Mayne, only child of the late Lawrence Harvey, esq. of Kingskerswell.At All Souls' Langham pl. the Rev. William Foxley Norris, M.A. Trinity college, Oxford, son of Dr. Norris, of Weybridge, to Julia, dau. of Dr. Monro, of Harley st. and Bushey.--At Calverton, Notts, the Rev. S. L. Oldacres, B.A., P.C. of Woodborough, Notts, to Marianne, third dau. of Joseph Potter, esq.--At Barnstaple, Arthur Forster Lloyd, esq. eldest son of the Rev. A. F. Lloyd, Rector of Instow, Devon, to Jeau, youngest dau. of James Gordon Morgan, M.D. formerly of Barnstaple.- -At Laureath, Cornwall, Francis Howell, esq. of Ethy, to Rhoda H. C. Buller, dau. of the Rev. Richard Buller, Rector of Lanreath.--At Aberdeen, Samuel-Tate, fourth son of William Freeman, esq. of Millbank street, Westminster, to Mary, third dau. of the late Col. Martin Lindsay, C.B. 78th Highlanders. 31. At Compton Martin, John Drew Pratt, esq. of Pratt's Hays, Devon, to Edith, eldest dau. of the late Bellenden Bulteel Hutcheson, esq. of Bath.-At Woodcote, the Rev. Wm. Kelk, Curate of Nutfield, Surrey, to Anna, youngest dau. of the late Rev. John G. Bussell, Vicar of Beaford, Devon.--At St. Marylebone, the Rev. John Chapman, M.A. Vicar of Newport, Essex, to Elizabeth, widow of the Rev. G. H. Glyn, Vicar of Henham, and day. of the late Joseph Smith, esq. of Shortgrove hall, Essex.--At St. Mary's Bryanston sq. the Rev. Charles Eyres, Fellow of Caius college, and Rector of Great Melton, Norf. to Henrietta-Maria, dau. of Jonathan Bullock, esq. of Faulkbourne hall, Essex, OBITUARY. SIR ROBERT GRAHAM, BART. Feb. 3. At Dursley, aged 82, Sir Robert Graham, the eighth Bart. of Esk, co. Cumberland (1629). He was born on the 1st Oct. 1769, the second son of the Rev. Sir William Graham, the sixth Baronet, by the widow of Richard French, esq. and daughter of Mr. Reeve, of Ashburnham, Sussex. He succeeded to the baronetcy on the death of his elder brother, Sir Charles Graham, Nov. 26, 1795. Some years ago he was one of the various claimants of the Earldoms of Annandale and Hartfell, as the descendant of Sir George Graham, the second Baronet, by Lady Mary Johnston, daughter of James first Earl of Hartfell, and sister to James Earl of Annandale. We believe no decision was pronounced on this claim. Sir Robert Graham married, April 25, 1810, Elizabeth, only daughter of John Young, esq. of Battle, surgeon, by whom he had six sons and five daughters. Of the former, the three eldest died before him: 1. Robert, in 1837, aged 24; 2. William-Charles in 1836, aged 20; and 3. Richard-John, a Lieut. in the Bengal Native Infantry, in 1844, aged 27. His surviving sons are: 4. Sir Edward, his successor; 5. Stuart-Frederick; and 6. Reginald-Fergus. The daughters are: 1. Elizabeth-Susanna, married in 1838 to Major John Henry Simmonds, of the 55th Bengal Native Infantry; 2. Euphemia-Harriet, married in 1842 to Thomas George Vernon, esq. of Tewkesbury; 3. Frances-Anne; 4. Mary-Stuart; and 5. Cecilia-Jane-Maria. The present Baronet was born in 1820; and married first, in 1841, the widow of Charles Henderson, esq. of Oxford; and secondly, in 1844, Adelaide - Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late James Dillon Tully, esq. M.D. deputy inspector-general of hospitals in Jamaica. SIR WILLIAM OGLANDER, BART. Jan. 17. At Parnham, Dorsetshire, aged 82, Sir William Oglander, the sixth Bart. (1665), a Deputy Lieutenant of that county. He was born at Parnham on the 13th Sept. 1769, the eldest son of Sir William the fifth Baronet, by Sukey, only daughter of Peter Serle, esq. of Testwood, Hants. He succeeded his father on the 5th Jan. 1806. At the general election of 1807 he was returned to Parliament for Bodmin, for which borough he sat until Jan. 1812, when he resigned his seat. GENT. MAG. VOL. XXXVII. He was through life a steady and consistent liberal in politics, although usually of rather a retired disposition, and of late years especially fond of quiet domestic life. At the period of the Reform Bill he came forward, both by personal activity and by the influence of his ample purse, to promote what he considered the cause of popular right and liberty. As a magistrate Sir William acted for many years, till growing infirmities induced him to relinquish the administration of justice. As a landlord, his numerous tenants acknowledge him to have been considerate, equitable, and kind, requiring a moderate rental, and indulgent to the man of energetic industry in agricultural improvement. In the exercise of benevolence towards the poor, he distributed his favours to the poor and necessitous, without regard to conscientious differences of religious profession. He married, May 24, 1810, Lady Maria Anne FitzRoy, eldest daughter of GeorgeHenry 4th Duke of Grafton, K.G., and by her ladyship, who survives him, he had issue two sons and one daughter. His younger son, William, was an officer in the army, and died in 1835 in his 22d year. His daughter is unmarried. The present Baronet, Sir Henry Oglander, was born in 1811, and married, in 1845, Louisa, youngest daughter of the late Sir George William Leeds, Bart. SIR RICHARD ST. GEORGE, BART. Dec. 29. At Sunday's Well, Cork, the residence of the Rev. F. St.George, aged 86, Sir Richard Bligh St.George, the second Bart. of Woodsgift, co. Kilkenny (1766), a Deputy Lieutenant of that county. He was born on the 5th June, 1765, the eldest son of Sir Richard St. George, the first Baronet, by Sarah, only daughter of Robert Persse, esq. of Roxborough, co. Galway and he succeeded his father in 1789. He was one of the few survivors of the Irish Parliament, having sat as member for the borough of Athlone. He took a decided part in opposition to the Union, disdaining to receive from the government a renewal of the peerage which had been enjoyed by the elder branch of his family, (by the title of Lord St.George, of Hatley St.George, co. Leitrim,) and which had become extinct in 1775. Sir Richard married first, Feb. 10, 1779, Harriet, daughter of the Right Hon. Mr. Justice Kelly, of Kellyville, Queen's County; and secondly in April 1807, 2 Q to Lydia, younger daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Gisborne, of Yoxall Lodge, and widow of the Rev. Edmund Robinson, of Thorp Green, co. York. By the former lady he had issue three sons,-Sir Francis-Edward, his successor; 2. Edward-Dolman, born in 1826; and 3. William-Douglas, who died in 1845, aged seventeen. Bridget, eldest daughter of Theophilus Blakeney, esq. of Abbert, co. Galway. By his first lady he had three daughters: 1. Frances-Elizabeth; 2. Sarah-Salisbury, married to John Dillon, esq. of Johnstown, co. Roscommon; and 3. Harriet-Anna, married to Hugh Eccles, esq. of Kiltimon, co. Wicklow; and by the second six sons and three daughters. The former were: 1. Richard-Bligh, deceased; 2. Sir Theophilus-John, his successor; 3. Robert, who married in 1841 Sophia-Madelina-Olivia, second daughter of the Very Rev. James Mahon, Dean of Dromore, and has issue; 4. William Oliver; 5. James-Cuffe; and 6. JohnHenry, deceased. The daughters were: 1. Grace-Anne, married in 1832 to the Rev. Charles Caulfeild, Rector of Creagh; 2. Margaret, who is deceased; and 3. Theodosia Elizabeth. His eldest son and successor, now Sir Theophilus John St. George, was born in 1810; he married first in 1836 the second daughter of Joseph Lautour, esq. of Hexton House, Herts; and secondly in 1847 the eldest daughter of John Power, esq. of Churchtown House, co. Waterford; and has issue by both marriages. SIR EDWARD DOLMAN SCOTT, BART. Dec. 27. At Great Barr Hall, Staffordshire, aged 58, Sir Edward Dolman Scott, the second Baronet (1806), a Deputy Lieutenant of Staffordshire and Sussex. He was born on the 22nd Oct. 1793, the elder son of Sir Joseph Scott the first Baronet, M.P. for Worcester, by Margaret, daughter and heir of Edward Whitby, esq. of Street End, Staffordshire. He succeeded his father June 17, 1828. In 1831 he was returned to Parliament for the city of Lichfield without a contest. In 1832 a Radical competitor arose in the person of Mr. Finch, but the termination of the poll was in favour of the former (Whig) members. The present Baronet has already enjoyed the same dignity from the hour of his birth, having inherited the baronetcy conferred (with special remainder) on his maternal grandfather Sir Hugh Bateman, who died a month before he was born. He was born in 1824, and is still unmarried. SIR DAVID BAIRD, BART. Jan. 9. In his 56th year, Sir David Baird, the second Bart. (1809) of Newbyth, co. Haddington, a Deputy Lieutenant of that county. He was the son and heir of Robert Baird, esq. of Newbyth, by HerseyChristina-Maria, daughter of David Gavin, esq. of Langton, co. Berwick, sister to Mary Marchioness of Breadalbane. He succeeded to the dignity of Baronet on the 18th of August, 1829, on the death of his uncle, Sir David Baird, K.B. the conqueror of Seringapatam, on whom the baronetcy was conferred, with remainder to the issue of Robert his elder brother. Sir David, the second Baronet, had obtained a commission in the Scots Fusilier Guards in 1812, and was present in the battle of Waterloo, when his company formed part of the defence of Hougoumont. It was officered by Lieutenant and Captain the Hon. H. Brudenell Forbes, who was killed, Ensign Charles Lake, and Ensign Baird, both of whom were severely wounded. Sir David Baird espoused the Liberal side in politics, and took an active interest in the contests for Haddingtonshire, for which he was three times an unsuccessful candidate,-first in 1831, when he polled eleven votes, and Mr. Balfour was elected by forty; next, after the passing of Reform, in 1832, when he polled 232 votes, and Mr. Balfour 271; and lastly, at the last election in 1847, when he polled 136 votes, and the Hon. Francis Charteris was elected by 271. In Sept. 1833, at a public dinner in the Town-hall of Haddington, a piece of plate was presented to him, being the centrepiece for a table, about two feet eight inches high. On one side is inscribed as follows:-"This expression of public feeling emanates from 7,000 individuals of the county of East Lothian, whose voluntary contributions were limited from one |