... THE LATE MR. ADAM. London, Tuesday. The deceased was sou the late Admiral Sir Charles Adam, K.C.B, Governor of Greenwica Hospital. was born 1823, was educated at Rugby and Trinity College, Cambridge, and was called to the bar of the Inuer ...

... THE LATE MR. ADAMS' PROPERTY. On Thursday afternoon the second portion of the late Mr. Adams' property was disposed of by public auction at the Royal Oak Hotel. by Moore. J. B. Terson and Son, of Castle-street, ...

... where the late Mr. &dams hitd a family vault. The mourners on the OCCASion were Mr. Edward Adams, Beach. street, 310ther of the deceased; Messrs Wood and Biggin.strest ; Memo, Wood, Townwall. street; Mr. Philpott, Royal Oak; ...

... father the deceased, Mr. H. O. Adams, and his surviving son, Mr. W. H. Adams, were the chief mourners. A number of medical gentlemen followed tho remains their fellow-worker—l>r. Weld, Mr. Fayle, Mr. Nankivcll, ...

... auctioneers of Castls Street, Dover. The 'isle was by order of the trustees of the late Mr. O. Adams, deceased. and comprised thirteen lots, the solicitor being Mr. Etizene Carder. Rdilinz was very brisk, and there were present persons from Deal, Folkestone ...

... THE LATE BISHOP MACKENZIE Some curious and interesting circumstances relative to the late Bishop Mackenzie were mentioned at the meeting of the Oxford and Cambridge Mission to Africa, held at Oxford after the late Congress. A report was read ...

... Percy Lovell, Mr. S. F. Oxley, Mr. A. M. Murray, Mr. Mason ; contra bassi, Mr. A. Webb, Mr. W. N. Fernie ; clarinets, Mr. G. W. Anderson, Mr. Hammond; flutes, ...

... THE LATE SIR JAMES MACKENZIE, Bart. To the of the and Eton EXPRess. to the decease of the above nobleman, from Pie World, which, if allowed to readers that the would claim to deceased had to at the hands ef his was his wealth end his many acts of to members ...

... whatever to do with it (hear, hear, and laughter). They were not even consulted about it. Mr. Elliott—How came Mr. Leon to mention it in the House of Commons ? (laughter). Mr. Holland —Any one could see the' reports of the meeting in the papers. The Clerk was ...

... gttters to the tbitor. THE LATE MR. ISAAC ADAMS, Sen. Sir: Will you please allow me, ou behalf of the widow and family of the late I. Adams, sew., to sincerely thank all those very numerous friends who have so kindly shown their respect for ...

... Association in Newbury in 18.59, Mr. Adams was elected one of the 1 vice-prenlents, and read a paper to the meeting at the Mansion House, distinguishel by its lucidity and originality, on The Roman Station at Spinw Mr. Adams was also a frequent contributor ...

... Lancelot Speed. Miss Mr. 3. Colonel Browne. Mr. and Mrs. I'im ro Mrs. Young. Mr and Mr*. Lennox Browne, li. Mr. Quintin Twist,, Mr- and ...