... horses and minuntainponies, and a well-known sportsman tbronghouf', 'Vglvnd and Wales, Mr. Davies, who wdW in* his 78th year, wits 'also a large farmer. ; Mr. James Lord,' aotton'wa6te dealer, Leesgeld, died on Friday after a leoagillneis. . Mr. Lord was ...

... uare,, a J* . t for hebr benefastions, died . . r-.aidence in Cathennr-a' her remains were remov&d te Vro-CathedraI of St. Nicu*. ' they were reen'-d bV thi p-:e; . pro cathedral, wvho rtcc:ted p.- Placeiyd on a cataftaque in f- whiChL, together a-ith tne- ...

... His ?? wvas a c, remance. At eightecen he was a butcher's boy, , noted in the suburb of Courbevoic for l s a' iF stature, strength, animal spiras, rcady-if not sd always refined-wit, and, in short, extraordinary A tv vitality. Onc day a ...

... Bristow was returned by C a majority otf 129 over his opponent, Mr. Oscar tt E Browning. Si n ?? a SEQUEL TO A PAous Divan CASE-Mrs. k Virginia Crawford, whose name waS so much I3 i before tbe public a few years ago in connection w with a ...

... 28th ult, at the Cathedral, by the Rev. 1B. Remington, per My.A. Mr. Job Hoare to Harriet, daughter of Mr. John Wilkineen, to On the Q8th, ult. at the Cuthedral, by the Rev. R. Remington, At AT.A. Mr. Abraham Sline, of Newton, to Elizabeth, daughter of onAr ...

... Railway Station), with a selection of HALL, DINING, DRAWING, AND BEDROOM FURNITURS, Of the latest manufacture,at most reasonabhle charges. A visit of inspection will be esteemed a favowe. - * I I I r L a f a F ...

... tolling. A body of tenantry pre. coded the hearse, which was of the plainest des. cription. Upon the top of the coffi a cross, extending along its whole length, had been placed by the family of the deceased nobleman. It was constructed upon a foundation ...

... per line for anything additionaL A charge of Is. ext t wtill be made for booking. C BIRTHS. GRtSENTHWAITE-April 18, at 45, Burdett-street, St. Michaels-in-the-Hamlet, the wife of William Grisenthwairx, 1131. Customs, of a daughter. P1IELPS-April 17, at ...

... ECheeseiman; of a daughter, Lsss.-On the 26thJxsrw, fit Yrneth,Oi Georte Lees, of a barn th wifY-) Sari-On tie,3otb ult., ?? Houise, yde; the wife TAIT.-On the 6th it,.a :.DebysreMs ie h wife of John Tait, of a dg~hjght'r. . _ WALt xi.A~t ...

... Seaforth. the wifeof James Galloway, of a daughter. MannDox-Jnne 11, at 65, Rnssian-drive, Stoneycroft, the wife of IL Maddox, of a son. IMaynm-June 14, the wife of Moritz Meyer, Carlton Villa, Lodge-lane, of a son. WAuTHXw-Jnne 13, at LyMrn Hall, Cheshire ...

... Birth i, rt.12Vdays, and !taths. BIRTH. SOIlY-April 14, at Capetown, South Africa, Mrs. Hubert Le Gay Solly, of a son. MARRIAGES. CL.EAD-M'LEKNAAN-April 17, at St. John the Baptist's, Tox-teth-park, by Rev. R. F. Herring, Henry, eldest son of Mr. John ...

... and 6d. ecr il. linleforaaiythingradditioj. A charge of Is. extra nd will be made for booking. A na BIRTH. ily IOWLANDS-Dec. 3. at 4, Westminster-road, Lis- oto card, thev wife of Llewulyn S. Rowlanda, of a son. on MARRIAGES. fa, o., BROWN-4lAPYAN-Dec ...