... O OBITUARY FOR 1883. |. The only reigning prince of a soverign house in Europe who died during the year was the Grand Duke of Mlecklenburg Schwerin; but Queen Ranavola, of Mada- gasecar, in Africa, and the Emperor Tu-Dna of Annaml and Lie successor have died in Africa and in Asia.. The deaths of the Comte do Cbamnbord, the elder of the two ?? of Farms, Prince Charles of Hohenrollorne (a ...

... Announcements of Bfli the and Marrlages are charged for ae Advertieemfnt5, the charge being One shilling for Two Lines, and Bfxpence for eacbh ?? Une. The amouw in every case must be prepald at the oibce, or remitted It Postage Stamps. For pimple annountcements of Deaths no charge is made, but announcements containing anything additional mat be paid for at the rate of Sixpence per line. All ...

... ?? - ?DRATIR?.OF..-SIR;T?:?ERR-KI-NEi MAY. I ? , ' ' - 1. ?? ` S I-fPae Mayth7 lath Olerki o the - H~ouse ~f. Co mans wh ^ioyfew. Yq ago was raised to - the peergeiby the title of Baron gh on resigning office, died at his residence at the rond '6 Commons at a quarter after, eleven last night. RIe -retired from offlce on the 15th of April, and- on the 16th he received the thanks of the House ...

... WEDDING AT REDOLIFF CHURCH. e The wedding of Mr Sydney W. Edwards, youngest a eon of Mr G. W. Edwards, Stoke Bishop, and Miss Agnes Watson Williams, second daughter of Dr Eubulus Williams, Clifton, took place yesterday at St, Mary Reddliff Church, Bristol. The officiating clergy. t men were the Rev Patrick Watson (uncle of the bride) and the Rev a. E. Cornish, vicar of St. Mary Redeliff, The ...

... -- W- ?? - 1 - ?? A I.,. E I-O X NSCOM Ej D.- I I - Yesterday, the pioturesque village of Winsloombe was the senoe of considerablo feativity and eioitement, the occasion being the marriage of Mr Hugh Samuel a Tyssen, eldest son of Captain Tyssen, R.N., of Hyls. Ie brokA,.Laqford,,and KiWi Emily. Yatman,,souind n danghb'er oib1tha 'Rev Johi --A. Ytumaf'nb Tha 41111, 8 Wintcombe. The hlappy ...

... o Notices of Birthe, Marriages. and Deaths are chirged tor nt the rate of Sixteen Words for One Shlilling, and 8is- pence for every subsequent Eight Words, for ea.2 2 inrertion. The nzinne a nd addrety of II, *ealr ic ,, ecer), caQU ileewn)qanwy such ,,el. BIRTHS. n OSLEDGM-17reh 30, at Dimmer farm, Castle Galry, Se wile of Mr W. B, Orledge, of a daughter. QUADMtAN.-AApil 2nd, at the Crown ...

... WVEDDING AT TEMPLE CHURCH. TLe marriage of Mr Arthur Edward Farrow, of London, and Mary, eldest daughter of Mr H, T. ie llker, head master of Temple Coleton Schools, was solemnised at Temple Church, in this city, on Vcdnesday, The officiating clergy were the Rev Jeon Morgan, rector of DLanilid and Llanharan, uncle of the bride, and the Rev W, Hazledine, vicar of Temple, The ?? Winifred Walker ...

... FUNERAL OF MR W. P. WALL. The funeral of the late Mr William Price Wall, of the firm of IessBrs J. 0. Wall and (lo., and goods manager of the Bristol and Exeter district of the Great Western Railway since the amalgamation of the Bristol and Exeter and Great Western Railways In 187/, wan held in St. Thomas Cemetery, Bxeter, yesterday, and was very largely attended by railway officiale of the ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A DUKE. The Duke of Bedford died suddenly on Thursday night from heart disease. The duke was nearly 41 years of age, baving been born on April .1th, 1852. He was Deputy- Lieutenant and a Justice of the Peace for Bedfordshire, chairman and alderman of the Bedfordshire County Council, and the patron of 25 livings. In 187 hoe married Lady Adeline Somers Cooks, daughter of the ...

... - om-ate r nop eCifX. FUNERAL AT BATU. Wish, all the imposing ceremonial which imparts atliling eolemnity to the interment of a prelate of the aoman Catholic Church, the body of ?? ,olffoaraiwas yesterday deposited in the tomb at Prior Park in whioh lie the remains of the late Archbishop Errington. The lose which the Catholic community have sustained by the death, on Monday last, of tlme ...

... WEDDING AT COFMOM. The wedding of Mr Bryan E. Johnson, youngelt Ion of the late Mr Thom. Johnson, of Frodaham, Oheshire, to Mis. Bertha Woreley second danghter of Mr Philip John Woreley, of Riodney lodge, Clifton, wag molemnleed st Oshfield road Unitarian Chapel, Clifton, yesterday. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dream of pearl white satin. male with a full skirt and train ...

... MARRIAGE OF WSS G. A. SEVASTOPULO On Satnrdayafternoon, at the church of St. Mary's, Kenaington, with noanehoral tervice, the marris e uokiace of Mr Allan Frefk. Penruvqe, of Ipaxiah and !lss Gertrude Ambroe Sevastopulo, only dsugh- tor of the lates Mr Ambrose'Stenatio Sevastopulo, of Westbnary on-Trym, Glouoceteireh and Avonmore manikons West Keneington. The nuptial ceremony was conduoted by ...