... . On thi 23rd innt., at Dover, Vietor Rupert Hudeniiih, infant son of Wdi. Uay and Violot Hudsm.th (ir Lucy Alston). Mary Frances Runckra McVicker Bjoth, tbebelove I wire or Kdwin IiooMi, the tragedian, die1, after a protraclel ill ness, in New York, on Novcm'ier 11th. ...

... . Margaret Mary (sister or tlielvo Mr. John Stirling Coyne dramatis', and journuliat) expired on Saturday, Novomber loth, at hor rrsi ...

... . For the second time within a few months York has been the scene of the sudden death of an old stager. It is scarcely twelve months since we announced that poor Reginald Moore had been struck down by apoplexy, and we now have a similar painful task imposed upon us by the sudden and unexpected death of Mr. Charles King, the manager of Messrs. Holt and Wilmot's New Babylon company. Mr. King, ...

... . ML-s Mathilde Reyloil, youngest daughter of Edward Reyloff, R.A.M., formerly of the Aquarium, Hrighton, died in her 26th year at tho residence of her parent.* in London, of fever on December 2nd. She had been on a tour with R. W. South's Tambour Major Company, and was a singer of much pi-curse. Died suddenly at Glasgow on the 8th instant, Harry Whit- field Collar, only son of Mr. Harry ...

... .-- -Miss Emma Stanley, the popular entertainer and vocalist, died on Sunday, December 11th, at, her residence, 18, Newton Road, Bayswrater, aged Gi. She first appeared at iho I'olygrapbic Hall, King William Street, rh uing Cross, in 1855. in Mr. E. Ij B!an chard's protean piece. The Secen Age$ of Woman, exhibiting 37 chanijcB of character. She had retired for ome time from professional Uft. ...

... . -On the 2oth inst., at 87, South Mall, Cork, the wife of Mr. Louis Hayes, ofason. ...

... , on the 18th inst., at hfa residence, RoImh, Quern- Bey, after a lingering illuc*., Mr. J. U. Cotton (0. (Joleui.m). ...

... . Miss Mint! Stevihs (Mrs. George Schneider), the favou rite burlesque actress, died from tho effects of typhoid fever on Thursday uiffht, December 21, at her residence, Batter- soa, in her twenty-fifth year, leaving an infant son about a year and six months old. Died on Monday, December 19. Jomr Allax, Provincial actor, for many years a member of Mr. Newman's company, aged On December 29, ...

... . -On the 7th inst.. in Edinburgh. Austin Meir rd (..r Tke World Company) to Alice Batey, of Southsea. ...

... . --Mr. Hurry R. Cox, the well-known actor ol I tl.e btranu i neatr?, niea Baoriiy aiier cigui o cjock on r Tuesday evening, Ja .uary JUia, after a paiuiul i!lne. He r married some years ago, when at the Brighton Theatre, the daughier or M. Qlouton. Mr. Cox's but pait was tbMof tUe luukeeyerta Olicrtl; at the Strand, ...

... . On Monday afternoon the coroner's inquiry into the cause of the death of Mr. Powell, who died suddenly at the Covent Garden Theatre on Thursday afternoon (last week), whilst attending to his duties, was held by Air. Samuel Langham, in the Vestry Hall, Charing Cross. Air. John Harold Powell, of 62, High Street, Bloomsbury, identified the body as that ol his father, aged 72, an optician nnd ...

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