... OBITUARY. On Tuesday the Mayoreac of Middleton (wife of Councillor Robert Hilton, Mayor) died at the resi- dence of her husband, Glebeland Villa, 3Middleton. She had been ill for some time. The death of Mr. Charles Heath, the vwell-known and greatly-rewspected Etnglish tutor of-the present Czar and his Imperial brothers andl sisters, occurred on Saturday night in the Annitchkoff Palace at St. ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTHS, DrATIIS, '?I)AttAG4ESl are inserted in the MANCIMSTEtR WECITEN 'vaelmr s at the rate of sixpence per line when pra paid. or, if entered, to account, an additional Fi Xvenc D3 per notice is charged. The name and address of the io nder in all cases to b N gi~rei to Touch autheatinity, otherwise the notice carnot appear. N BIITIIS. Ern/:Eys.-On tho 17th ...

... DEATH OF SIR WSM. CUNLIFFE BROOKS, BART. Manchester and Lancashire hase4 tuffeted & severe loss by the death of Sir Willia.ri Cunliffe Brooks, Bart., which took place o n Saturday afternoon at his residence. Forest of Cle Tana, Aboyne, Aberdeen- shire. lie was in his 81st year. lie ?? been ailinL for sonae time. When he was last at Chorlton- cum-Hardy, some months ago, it was noticed that lie ...

... OBITUARY. Dr. JoeT)h. Kennv, coroner for the city of Diublin, dlied on AMonday. l'rom 1892 to 1896 Dr. Kenny sat as Parnellite Si.P. for the (2ollege Green Division of Dublin. After a, very short illness, Conncillor Jdan Holt, neweagent and bookseller, of Higher Bridge-street. Bolton, died of acute neounionia at his residence on Sunday night. Alr. Thomas lelte, cotton manufacturer, of Black- ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTns, DEATHS. MARRIAGES aro i's)Rd, i . AMANCHaESTER WEEKLY TaIarS at tile ratt sixpence per line when prepaid. or, if ecite., account, an additional sixpence per ?? c,, c The name and address of the sender in all le, given to vouch authenticity, otherwise t1W eetj ranualt appear. ,ITARRIA G ES. EsPLIN_-SAWDON.-On the 6th illst, at (Chrit (!111, West, Didsbury ...

... I DEATH OF THE DUKE OF TECK.I His Highipiss the Duke of Teek dlied oi Sun- day evening at White Lodge, RUchilmond Park, Surrey. The health of the Duke, who, was 62 years of age, had been unsatisfactory for some time, and he had been never really ?? silice the death of the Dicihess ol Teok. 1fis early demise wvas not, however, expected. A paralytio stroke occirred at three o'clock on Sun- day ...

... == -2- m Births, Marriages, and Deaths, BIRRTns, DEATHS. 11AURIAGES are ?? i MANCO5eESTER WEEKL TIMES ESat trh rLY Tsi sixpence per line when prepaitd. Or, ii tilteret account, an additionalsexpence peri oti The narne-aasd address of the Retadoer iain oa,, given to vouch authenticity, otherriis tL, cannot appear. BIRTHS. AnRDITT.-On 29th April, at Sandoi,,!. ' f WVest Didrbabry, the wife of S ...

... OBITUARY. Thie Rev. Charles Garrett, the well-known Weslevan Methodist minister, died on Sunday at Bla cklsur-terrace, Tkniverlpol, in his 77t! year. After pursUiliZ his studies at Biichmond Wies- ?? College, ito was ?? for the ministry. His life's w9rkE was principally in Lancashire. In 1857 he settled in Rochdale, and was transferred in 1860 to Preston, where he devoted hiim;self during the ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES are inserted in the MANCHESTER WEEKLY TIMES at the rate of sixpence per line when prepaid, or, if entered on account an additional sixpence per notice is charged. The name and address of the sender in all cases to be given to vouch authenticity, otherwise the notice cannot appear. BIRTHS. BOYER-On Sunday last, at Qaklands, Marple ...

... I ?? OBITUARY. The death is announced of Mr. Alfred Drake, a veteran railway inspector, well known to passengers bvy the London and North-Western Railway at London-road Station. For over 40 years Mr. Drako was Dplatform inspector at that station, and when, some seven yeras ago, owing to advancing years, he was transferred to somewhat lighter duties at Ardwick, he was the recipient of. a ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths BIRnTrs, DEATHS. MAMIAGise are insqrtsj in tie MANCHESTER WESItLY Tibiss at the rat e' sixpence per line when prepaid. or. if ent-rcil to aeconrt, anadditional sixtoence per notice i. ciwr!, The name and address of the sender in all eases to ba given to vouoh authenticity, otherwsss the aotics cannot appear. BIRTHS. BURNrLL,-.{1y cable), on the 24th ilst., at S i ...

... OBITUARY. SIR JOHN ADYE. General Sir Johli Miller Adye, ?? Colonel- ('oinnarudant of the Royal Artillery, ciied Oll Sunday, whilo on a visit to Lord Armstrong at Cragside, Roth- bury, Northunmherland. The deceased offioer, who wasi born ill 1819, entered the Royal Artillery ats Scwond Lieutenant in 1836, became Major in 1854, Colonel in 1860, dlajor Generas in 1875, and General in 1885. Ile ...