Adam. the Right Hon. William Patrick, Governor of Madras.-24. Aufrere. George Anthony, of Foulsham. Norfolk.-6. Barr, Lieut.-General Harry James. -17. Barratt, Alfred, Esq.-18. Bertie, Lady Georgina Anne Emily, -20. Blofeld, the Rev. Thomas John, M.A., J.P. and D.L. Norfolk -29. Boileau, Captain J. G., RN -21. Brooke, John William, MA., of Sibton Park, Suffolk, J.P. and D.L.-5. Major Loftus, Calley Henry, Esq.. of Burderop -6. Hill, Lady, widow of the late Sir 5. Howard, the Hon. and Rev. William, Phelps, John Lecky, J.P., of Water- -26. Horatio Townsend.-12. Philip Stratford, John Wingfield, Adding ton Park, Kent, J.P. and D.L.-8. Toll, Henry Limbrev, J.P.-20. Visconti, Count Eugène Gustave Francis Guidoboni, R.N.-24. Warren, the Hon. Catharine Leicester. -9. Webb-Bowen, the Rev. William Westphall, Lady Mary Anne.-3. JUNE. Allan, Lady, Matilda Caroline (Smith).-11. Askew, the Rev. John.-20. Campbell, William George, Esq., Clarke, James A., J.P. and D.L., of Crompton, Colonel Joshua Samuel, J.P.-17. Danell, the Right Rev. James, D.D. -14 Dennistoun, Richard, Esq., late of Gathorne-Hardy, the Hon. Harold, -29. Greaves, Charles Sprengel, M.A., N.C.-3. Halkett, Henry Craigie, late of Bengal Civil Service.-13. Harrington, the Right Hon. Charles Wyndham, seventh Earl of.-26. Hart, Solomon Alexander, R A-11. Haworth, Walter Stuart Stevens. Henderson, Brigadier-General Hume. -27. Hope, Admiral Sir James, G.C.B. King, James King, Esq., of Staunton 16. Keith Kirwan, Thomas Staunton, J.P.-30. Pierson, Major W. H., late of Royal -3. Rolleston, Professor George, F.R.S., of Oxford.-9. Rose. Alderman Sir William, Knt., Sabine-Pasley, Brevet-Major Mait- Stuart, Lady Alice Emily Mary.-7. Williames, John Buckley, J.P.-27. JULY. Beridge, the Rev. Basil, Canon of Lincoln.-21. Borrow, George, traveller and historian.-30. Bourchier, Lady Margaret Murchison -13. Brien, John Dawson, Castletown, Fermanagh, J.P. and D.L.-26. Callaghan, Mr., Governor of the Bahamas. Cartwright, Mrs. Robert.-18. Cavendish, the Hon. Anna Emma.9. Chichester, Lady Alphonsine Louise Laure.-5. Coxe, Rev. Henry Octavius, M.A.-8. Harington, the Rev. F. C., Canon of Home, the Right Hon. Cospatrick Percy, Lord Joceline William, formerly M.P. for Launceston.-25 Pipon, Commander Robert Beaumont, R.N.-29. Ridgway, the Rev. Canon, Lincoln Wandesforde, Charles Harward Ward, Dr. Michael Francis, late Wilson, Colonel Samuel, formerly Elinora, Mrs.-7. Hare, Colonel the Hon. Richard.---5. Inge, the Rev. George, M.A., of Thorpe Constantine.-1. Joicey, Colonel, M.P. for North Durham.-15. Kemmis, W. Gilbert, Esq., of Ballenacor, co. Wicklow.-10. Laycock, Joseph, of Low Gosforth Hall, Northumberland, J.P. and D.L.-2. Laycock, Robert, M.P., Northern Division of Lincolnshire.-14. Lewis, the Hon. Mrs. Jane Matilda. -9 Naghten, Arthur Robert, Esq., for merly M.P. for Winchester.-14. Neilson, Mr. J. F., forty years Parliamentary reporter for the Times. -7. Randall, the Ven. Henry Goldney, Archdeacon of Bristol -8. Savile, the Hon. Mrs.-9. Talbot, Lieut -Col. the Hon. William Leopold Porsenna.-12. Tobin, the Hon. James, late member of the Legislative Council, Newfoundland -13. Trelawny, Edward J., Lord Byron's friend and companion.-20. Webb, Mrs. Anne, of Ledbury, in her 103rd year.-4. Burdett, Colonel Sir Robert, Bart., of Foremark, Derbyshire, 300,000 250,000 169,000 140,000 500,000 300,000 250,000 180,000 250,000 100,000 500,000 250,000 120,000 Broke, the Right Hon. Margaret, Dowager Baroness Willoughby de, late of Plasnewydd, Anglesey, Oct. 30 Mackenzie, Mr. Edward, J.P., D.L., late of Fawley Court, Bucks, ... Nov. 13 Wright, Rev. Henry, late of the Heath, Hampstead, Nov. 13 Knight, John Messer, J.P., late of Northfleet, Kent, Nov. 20 Gibson, Richard, late of Coldbeck, Westmorland, Nov 20 Popham, Francis Leyborne, late of Hunstrete, Somerset, Nov. 20 Smith, Martin Tucker, Nov. 27 Laski, Alexander de, late of Adelaide-crescent, Brighton, Dec. 4 Hare, Sir Thomas, late of Stow Hall, Norfolk, Dec. 11 Bell, Robart, late of Copse Hill, Wimbledon, Dec. 11 Marshall, Joseph, late of West Heslerton Hall, Dec. 11 Deverell, John, late of Purbrook Park, Hants, Dec. 11 Cavendish, Lord George Henry, late of Ashford Hall, Derbyshire, Lycett, Sir Francis, late of 18, Highbury-grove, Jan. 1 Jan. 15 Bale, Charles Sackville, late of 71, Cambridge-terrace, Jan. 15 Jones, Joseph, late of Abberley Hall, Worcestershire, Jan. 22 Straus. Ralph Sigismund, late of Manchester, Jan. 22 Franks, John Frederick, late of 7, St. James's-place, Westminster, 140,000 £0 0 3 Exc. £40 and not exc. £50 Exc. £5 and not exc. £10 ... 006 50 100 ... £0 2 6 050 10 20 0 1 0 100 " 20 80 400,000 19 500 ... 292,000 Bankers' Cheques 160,000 140,000 BANK NOTE for money: 500,000 Not exceeding £1 0 Exc. £1 and not exc. £2 5 350,000 "" (To be paid by the person requiring such copy or extract.) LEGACIES AND SUCCESSION TO REAL PROPERTY— Brother or sister, or their descendants £300 ... 250,000 Escandon, Senora Dona Catalina Barron de, late of 9, Calle de San 300,000 Marriott, Thomas James, late of Manor House, Perry-hill, The husband, wife, children, or lineal descendants of the deceased are not chargeable with duty ... 200,000 140,000 MORTGAGE, BOND, DEBENTURE, COVENANT, WARRANT OF ATTORNEY to confess and enter up judgment, and FOREIGN SECURITY of any kind. Being the only, or principal, or primary security for the payment or repayment of moneyNot exceeding £25 £0 0 8 Ex. £150 and not ex. £200 £0 5 0 Exc. £25 and not exc. £50 250 ... 800 068 076 100,000 150 ... 08 9 026 Ellis, William, late of 6, Lancaster-terrace, Regent's Park, April 2 180,000 180,000 120,000 Harrison, Charles, late of 3, Bryanston-square, April 16 160,000 Dalhousie, the Right Hon. George Maule Ramsay, Earl of, late of Jackson, William Oliver, late of Ahanesk, Cork, April 23 ... Burke, James St. George, Q.C., late of the Auberies, near 250,000 Courtauld, Samuel, late of Gosfield Hall, Essex, May 7 700,000 Johnson, Richard, late of Kennel Manor, Chiselhurst, May 14 100,000 350,000 160,000 0 0 1 For every £100, or fractional part of £100, of such amount CHEQUES, DRAFTS, OR ORDERS ON DEMAND which must be cancelled by the person drawing the cheque, draft, or order, by writing his name on the stamp. RECEIPTS.-For £2 and upwards 001 DUTIES PAYABLE ON INHABITED HOUSES OF THE ANNUAL The duty is 6d. in the pound in respect of dwelling-houses occupied by any PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX. From July, 1881, to April 1882, the Property and Income Tax is fixed at 120,000 5d. in the pound; incomes of £150 per annum and not exceeding £400 are 300,000 taxed at the rate of 5d. in the pound after allowing an abatement of £120. 200,000 Exemptions of Premiums from Income Tax.-Premiums paid by a person for an Assurance on his own life or on the life of his wife, or for a deferred Annuity to his widow, are declared free from income tax, provided such Premiums do not exceed one-sixth of his returnable income. INLAND REVENUE AND EXCISE LICENSES. 100,000 Impressed Bill Stamps of the respective values of 1d., 2d., 3d., 6d., 9d., and Civil Service and Judicature Fee Stamps are sold at all Head Post Offices. Excise Licenses of the follow.ng descriptions and values are supplied by the Department-viz. : Dog, Gun, and Private Brewers' Licenses, which are issued at all Money Order Offices in England and Scotland. Philips, Robert, late of 23, Cockspur-street, June 25 120,000 Allnutt, John, late of 14, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, July 16 433,000 167,000 280,000 423,924 154,000 360,000 Pease, Henry, late of Darlington, Aug. 13 THE CENSUS OF THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE. The Austrian-Hungarian Census returns, Dec. 31, 1880, show a more favourable set of figures for Austria than her sister Hungary. While the Hungarian population, during the eleven years following the former Census (1849), has only increased from 15,417,327 to 15,610,729, or at the rate of 0'11 per cent annually, the population of Cis-Leithania during the same interval has increased at the rate of 0.74 per cent. Bosnia and Herzegovina are not included in this calculation. The individual "Crown lands" of the the Hapsburg Monarchy yielded the following figures at the Census:-Galicia, 5,953,170; Bohemia, 5,557,134; Lower Austria, 2,329,021; Moravia, 2,151,619; Styria, 1,212,367; The Tyrol, 805,326; Austria (Proper), 760,879; The Bukovina, 569,599; Austrian Silesia, 565,772; Krain, 481,176; Dalmatia, 474,489; Istria, 295,854; Salzburg, 163,566; Trieste and its district, 144,437; Gorz and Gradiska, 210 241; Vorarlberg, 107,367. The total population of the Cis-Leithanian lands in 1880 was 22,130,864, against 20,396,639 in the year 1889. A decrease has nowhere taken place. The city of Vienna numbers (exclusive of the military) 726,106 inhabitants. The city of Prague, on the contrary, has decreased in population since 1869, 1 per cent. ASTRONOMICAL OCCURRENCES. THE MOON is near Saturn from the time of rising on the 2nd and throughout the night. She is near Jupiter during the mornings of the 5th and 6th, is near Mercury on the 14th, Mars on the 15th, Venus on the evening of the 16th, and Saturn, a second time, from the time of the Moon rising on the last day, and throughout the night. Her phases or times of change are:Last Quarter on the 4th at 26 minutes after 1h. in the afternoon. New Moon ,, 12th,, 59 0 First Quarter Full Moon 20th 28 1 5 afternoon. ,, afternoon. morning. 10 58 VENUS is an evening star, setting on the 1st at 7h. 55m. p.m, or 1h. 9m. after sunset; on the 8th at 7h. 36m. p.m., or 1h. 7m. after the Sun; on the 18th at 7h. 13m. p.m., or 1h. cm. after the Sun; on the 28th at 6h. 50m. p.m., or 1h. 5m. after sunset. She is near the Moon on the 16th, at her greatest distance from the Sun on the 19th, and at her greatest eastern elongation (46 deg. 31 min.) on the 26th. MARS is an evening star, setting on the 8th at 7h. 19m. p.m., or 50 minutes after sunset; on the 18th at 6h. 50m. p.m, or 43 minutes after sunset; and on the 28th at 6h. 23m. p.m., or 38 minutes after the Sun. He is due south on the 1st at 1h. 51m. p.m.; on the 15th at 1h. 30m., and on the last day at She is furthest from the Earth on the afternoon of the 12th, and nearest to 1h. 8m. p m. He is near the Moon the 15th. it on the afternoon of the 20th. MERCURY is an evening star, setting on the 3rd at 7h. 12m. p.m., or 30 minutes after sunset; on the 8th at 7h. 1m. p m., or 32 minutes after sunset; on the 13th at 6h. 48m. p.m., or 30 minutes after sunset; on the | 18th at 6h. 38m. p m., or 30 minutes after the Sun; on the 23rd at 6h. 25m. p.m., or 29 minutes after sunset; on the 28th at 6h. 12m. p.m., and on the last day at 6h. 6m. p.m., or 25 minutes after sunset. He is in his descending node on the 6th, near the Moon on the 14th, at his greatest distance from the Sun on the 16th, near Mars on the 21st, and at his greatest eastern elongation (25 deg. 45 min.) on the 28th. JUPITER rises on the 7th at 10h. 33m. p.m., on the 17th at 9h. 58m. p.m., and on the 27th at Sh. 22m. p.m., or 3h. 35m. after sunset. He is due south on the 1st at 7h. 9m. a.m., on the 15th at 6h. 22m. a.m., and on the last day at 5h. 28m. a.m. He is near the Moon on the 5th, and in quadrature with the Sun on the 23rd. SATURN rises on the 7th at Sh. 55m. p.m., or 2h. 23m. after sunset; on the 17th at 8h. 16m. p.m., or 2h. 6m. after sunset; on the 27th at 7h. 36m. p.m., or 1h. 49m. after sunset. He is due south on the 1st at 4h. 57m. a.m., on the 15th at 4h. 2m. a.m., and on the last day at 3h. 1m. a.m. He is near the Moon on the 3rd, and again on the last day, and stationary among the stars on the 8th. |