... Following these was a wreath of beautiful china rosee, sent by the Queen, with the following note in Her Majesty's handwriting: A mark of sincere affection and high esteem, from Victoria B. Lying on the bier and around the room were wreaths and crosses ...

... artist, were cremated at Woking on Saturday. The Queen was representod at the funeral by Mr. Horace West, of the Home Office, and sent a wreath inscribed: A mark of admiration and regard from Victoria B. I. The death is announced of Dr. William Bell ...

... Church, Melbourne. Harold Knowles Bean, M.D., Sr., ao Heidelberg, Victoria, and formerly of Moeslev, to Lucy J., eldest daughter of the late Calvert Marker. Esq., Of Alexandra, Victoria. Dooss3-BA1tL'i.-_Oflte2snta t Savicur'e, Preston, Brighton, ny the ...

... long services to the Volunteer r movement lie was allowed to retain his rank and uni- form, and was also the recipient of the Queen's decora- v tion for lengthened service. Colonel Ormarod, who was t in his 59th year, was a widower, and leaves a grown-up ...

... borough in November, 1885, and held hiat office for two years. During the terra of his second Miayo-altythe Jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign was celebrated. and in- the. loyal borqglh of Salford the event was made the occasion of extensive rejoicings ...

... eldest son of ;Mr. Hugh M1l ontgomery, and Miss Alberta Victoria Ponsonby, ldest dlaughter of General Sir Henry Frederick Ponisonhy, Keaper of the Privy Purse, and I private secretarv to the Queen, for her Miajesty, vho loolked remarkably well, the Prince ...

... Daniel Williams, of Car-. marthen. The deceased was 80 years of age. Mr. John Tennant, who for many years was: manager at the Victoria and Albert Mills, Clayton-le-; Moors, and for some time wasoha rmran of thb Local i Board, died on Sunday afternoon. Mr. ...

... Pursuivants of Arms. Equerry in waiting to the Queen. Clerk Marshal. Comptroiler Treasurer of the Household. of the Household. K Keeper of the Privy Purse. : Groom in waiting to Lord in waiting to the Queen. the Queen. The Lord Steward. Lord Privy Seal. Lord ...

... inst.,at Hyde Chapel, by the Rev. H. Enfield Dowson, Philip William, eldest son of William Kessler, Esq., of Sumxmerville, Victoria Park, to Grace Mary, daughter of Thomas Ashton, Esq., of Ford Bank, Didsbury. LiGen-ANDEXw.-On the 3rd inst., at the Methodist ...

... wild dreams that i~tted across the excitable minds of patriotic Welsh- men when the charming little Princess Victoria, now ?? most gracious Queen, was taken by her mother, the Duchess of Kent, to visit at Wynnstay, when the late Sir Watkin was also a charming ...

... 3rd inst., at 32. Norfolk-square, London, V., Alice. the wife of John Addison, Q.C., 11 P., and danghter of Mrs. M'Keand, Victoria Park, Manchester. AssXEaTON .,On November3rd, at Spring-field, Fanquier i County, Virginia, ?? Elizabeth, widow of the late ...

... Muriel Campbell, Hon. Victoria Liddell, Miss Meud Dan- combe, Miss Frederica Liddell, and Mbiss Mary Balfour. The Archbishop of York, assisted by the Rev. J. E. Kempe, W.A., recotor of St. James, and chaplain to Her Majesty the Queen, performed the ceremony ...