... THE LATE SIR GEORGE R. PHILIPS. The dcrith is announced, at WAeston House, Sh~ipton. on-Stour, at the great fge of rnilety-three years, of Sir George Richard P'hilips, Bart., only son of Si r George Philips, Dart,, formarly of Sedgley Paerk. Th. late baronet, who until abolt 1867, was a partner in thli Well-known firm of Messrs. John' and. Nathaniel Philips and Co., in Oh1uechl Stfeot, ...

... BIR;THS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A ceure of Oten SHIlLLreG, prepnid. imnde r j;r fet abloe ?? 710t e.cctflin. twenttfl enord. For everj adeditimali liii.' list imordi) Sixeenc extra. Poifta inotges mnnit lbe reinilet~ in i ' ii inent. Announiasrontas meat bhe aufenacateae bY tl)u 11nni) nit nae dre.s of the senioder. BIRTHIS. GiClovER.-On the 14tk hict., at Mayfield, Princess Road. the wife of ...

... I DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP ULLATHORNE. 7 At twenty minutes past one yesterday afternoon I Dr. Ullathorne, titular Archbishop of Cabassa, died at Oscott College, in the presence of the priests who had been summoned to the death-bed of the most reverend prelate. During the morning the patient seemed to be sinking, and in the end he passed away peacefully. A telegram was immediately dispatched to the ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ,t earre o f OweS Silli LrSX pnl, ig, 4 me for the aor etfa%, viol ?? twenty mante For rey sLdiCLioai. ltm (ten wr a) SLTeCre eaCr, Pto4S naotes mast be remitted is yas. reat, Asoaflzcemesstts ~aises be atiitaidiite. byI the naies Cut oddress or the srcler. __ B1XTHS. XYNsyT RtLcrY.-On the 21st inst., ar Penang. Straits Settlement, the wzieof C. W. Sneyd ...

... jFU.HLAL 0 THE o HiNmlP.I testerday afternoon the remains of thel ?? were interred in the family vault In Hindlip churchyard. The vauilt was built some nine years: ao.' It conitains six- teen shelves; but this is the first interment tliat has taken place. The monrumcnt, which is very missive, is in the Gotbicstyle. It is of blaok and wihite marble, and stands on a bass of salm on-colouredI ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEMTU A ehtsraerof Oar: Sarr.ao, nreaoaw, is i ,'ore /ml rtot meaedire tscvtty worts. For every ed'it ivosrdi) S' pence exArr. Postatl ,oteI roast 1t rePI tt i ment. Anereouneeceme, tnmut be authetiLaI h- ad(1,lres8 of M'.h Breder. , BIRTHS. Connp.rr.-On the 8th inst., a. St. Paules Srhool Hooe1- tbe wife of John Ash Corbett, of a son. .,o 1.0 fi TilsanmoN,-On the 17th ...

... p STAFFORDSBIRE LIEBAL COUNCIL. SPEECH BY EARL SPENCER. THE DEATH OF MR. BRIGHT. r The annual meetings of ?? Staffordshire Liberal Council were held yesterday, in the Borough Hall, Stafford, and one of them, a pxblic meeting in the even- ing, was addressed by Earl Spencer. Previously to this a conference of the council washeld in the afternoon. e Mr. T. Graham (chairman) presided, and there ...

... DEATH OF KESHUB CHUNDERI I SEN. I A Reuter's telegram from Calcutta announces the death of Keshub Chunder Sen, the leader of the Brahma Somaj of India, whose scnm is familiar beyond the limits of India. The Brahma Somaj, or Theistic Church of India, may be said to have been founded at Calcutta in January, 1830, by the lato Raja Eam ?? Rai, tih enlightened Brashmin who procured the abolition ...

... BjITLMRRIAGES, AND DEATH3 A cthrgtc af Oxr. ?? , pra,.a i0 mIr, IIhe abtov lOnd( uot cvedina tictuty Word4. I crery add itze ll (lr taeed, AnlC4 ?? most no'e MIUeLtttei bl t ile'r ?? ol ?? evadr. BIRTIS. inalsTo.-OO the 1Dt, inst,. at ltolliegton, nistol Rw tbe tW ol Rt. W. Edginton. M.D., of n daughter. M h a ,LLT-;Li the loth inst., at 41, Stamford Poad, ?? W ?? the 6th iost,;at21, ...

... ! 0 DEATHI OF Mt, TEOMAS WALOR * W'o have to record the death of. one of thre bast known NO nianisfaetursers in South Staffordshire-Mir. Tholnas W1 Walker, of the patent Shaft and Axle Utimpliny, Wcdnes- *flJI& butry, arsd of Beikowehl gall, which took place on Saturday, ?? In bip '11st, year, at Stuidley Castle, tho residen6e of. his tha eldest Eon, Mr. T. Hades Walker. The life of'Mr. Thomas ...

... A * NOTICE. A charge of OXw SITILLKSI, prepaid, to made for ntilcel of Brr.Tea, .MA[! mAofs5 and DIIIA'MS tihat do not exceed twtolI wordB. 13very additional ten worda, or part of ten, will b- charged Sixpence extra. All aueh announcemen.ts most bW authenticated by the araee and address of aender. BIRTHS. HALES.t -011 the 24th ult., at Washwood Heath, the wife of Edward Hnles, Jun., of, is son ...

... DEATH OF THE VERY REV. CANON IVERS. We regret to announce the ?? of one of the oldest and most respected E oman Catholic clereymen in Birming. limm or the Midland district-namnely, the Very 33ev. Bernard Ivers, eanon of St. Cltld's Cathedral, who cspired at his residepce, attached to St. Peter's, Eroal Street, on Saturday evening, after a painfals illness, borne vrith fortitude and resignation ...