The death is announced of the Rev. William Airy, who for upwards of thirty-eight years has been vicar of Keysbe, hear Kimbolton. Mr. Airy graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1829, and in 1836 took the college living of Keysde, which is worth about 200/. with house. He was domestic chaplain to the Duke of Manchester, and in 1845 was appointed by the late duke to the rectory of Swynshed, which is worth 275/. a year, with a population of less than 300. Mr. Airy was kpown as an archaeologist, and had published several essays on the subject.