DEATHS.
On the 25th September, at the relief of Lucknow, Captain Robert Maxwell Pakeu- ham, fourth son of the late Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakentmm ; in his 225 year.
On the 1st October, killed by the accidental explosion of a mine in the Fort of Malagurh, after having escaped unhurt from the assault on the Cashmere Gate at Delhi, which he gallantly led, Lieutenant Duncan Charles Home, of the Bengal En- gineers, eldest son of Major-General Richard Home, Hon. E. I. C.0:13 SerriFe;
his 28th year.
On the 17th November, before Lucknow, Lieutenant Frankland, 2d Punjaul, In- fantry, second son of Sir F. W. Frankland, Bart. On the 8th January, at Bishop Lyillard, near Taunton, Somersetshke, Mrs. Fain. beth Miles, in full possession of her faculties; in her 112th year.
On the 21st, at St. James's Palace, the Marchioness of Westmeath. On the 21st, in Moray Place, Edinburgh, Lady Agnew of Lochnaw ; in her 6211 year. On the 225, at Frome, Somersetshire,Rebeece-litinith, relict of the late 1Jx.CharleS Smith ; in her 90th rear.
On the 235, near Wandsworth, Mr. Charles Hoppe, late of Withycombe, De"3n,. formerly of London • in his 90th year.
Gn the 21th, in EsItou Place, the Rev. Sir Henry Robert Dukindield,
nate... Min& 67.1it year. On,the 2Ath„al Beperharow Park, Anne, wife of John Abel Smith, Esq.. ; • in her 18th year.
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