... BIRTHS, 1ARRIAGES, AND DEA A ec of O sz S prpao, is de Jr lkc M Sbwearerrz Po not most be rnwad Aanors~areme53 mut be aeated by the c aidse the sesder. Mfem,aswe notim rs y Memoricam 1 are inwted at eaa BIRTHS. BASL- ,O. the 30tb nIt, at 40, Lee Cresc ?? Edgbawtonf ?? Bate, of a ?? HACK ?? Chr;SInSta DsW at Ason. HIandswoth .nf Noread Hackood of 5 daogte. BXLV ?? the 30tb nat, at Wyavlo e, ...

... - BIRTEBS AAG AN DEATHS- A dasigc Of ONN SWMLnbe Vrepa4 ds wa& ores the abdot a10d1 gimedisw twguy WMed& Bor esery add it l seS (Ze .mrda .*pa ezrm. 0 notno bec- IS U m be 4Aeieifmeaeeu -es b- ahufesif by die .4es ad X- a th -- , ?? - BIRTHS. S: 3L_0-' the 13th ins, at 24. Beoley Road, leddit the wife 0d& X Smith. of a danghter. T ;r.-hlt the lthh ina., at The Bridge, OldswimfOd, SCD: ;dFe ...

... DEATH OF MI. BLAINE. ?? Telegrams.) NVASHINGTON, January 27.-Mr. Blaine passed a restless night, and was languid and weak this morn- ing, but nothing serious was feared until after eight o'clock, when a change for the worse took place, and he died soon afterwards, Doctors Johnson and Hyatt, who have been attending the deceased, were immediately summoned. The former arrived at half-past nine ...

... IORD TENN~YSON''S DEATIEL BUILIMWETDSE ABBEY. ?? has now been definitely decided that the funeral of Lord Tennyson shall take place in WesiisirAbbey. The place. choe 'for interment immediately adjoins the spot where Robert Browning was buried, in 1886 It is in the south transept aisle, which, together with. the south transept, forms what is universaly -well known as the Poets' Corner. In this ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, D EATHS. A charge of O'i SEILLING, Merasu Madref&or aboe' 1W'o not feeedsn ?? ,ord&, For 6very addiliel l ,Z. SwpeneOe ar Pos soeos mews: be reWdV a (aur6 AnounoemeaUJ must be afheslticata by Qk nooae the sender. AMentaral xotides (La InMcemoriam') are inserted ?? r'e& BIRTHS. HACNt--Oa the 8th inst., the wife of Rev. Walter raex' Frankbolrme, Birchield, of a son. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRUGES, A3D DEATIS. 4 roeU 4? {>lfl SK= LflS-, lmrepeid. ois mdfor thi c bese 55015T5 bat cceeini twe.l S ' eooref. Fcr eery difiee i i 4re firs iirr Siciee. o ~e~ vc e mueent le tls -eseo ad r t.. tite seedar. ?? g S icei l Zerb Mcmorise7 ) J c isse rlerdcat svimizar rats BIRTHS. CLALK-On the 4th inst., at 16, CnYcoe Street, the wife o£ Hrgh Camnpbell Clark, of a sen. P3R ?? the ...

... THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL DEATH-BOLL FOR 1890. The deaths during 1890 of members of the1 theatrical and musical professions in point of number are somewhat below those chronicled for the last four or five years, and with a few exceptions present no names of the first rank. In the theatrical world we have lost Dr. Westland Marston, Dion Boucicault, Leopold Lewis, John Maclean, Miss Fanny Josepbs, ...

... BMTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A a4rge of Owx Smrnraieo, pre si ; sadfor Ae abom- sdi'w0 szot emmding teoney words. For evrj eddiI lohte Aa Inn Sizee rcu. Poal notes vrwe Ne resamitud p=-s Amwwzmamu ,at be ahrzw bd y a e r c ad. of $ Oad Mader. KenvrisZ Mict'm Mlm wr(im are i = at m ,aT ?me BIRTHS. Iwelor.-{O the 21th nlt7, at Eazelhuras, Golden 1 R the wife of Edwin G. Anson, of a son. ...

... BIRTHS. BzrLErty.-On the 11th inst., at the Grove, Ilkley, the Wife Of W. S. Bellerby, of a daughter. l;r-tGHT.-OO the I5th inst.. at Romanhenrt., Chunrch Bead, Ear. borne, the wife of WV. T. lKnight. of a Lson. IEIS.-On the'ithint, at:unstabie, the wife of SaB.kihs H.;S. Inland Revenue, of a son. Hosmscao;nrer.-on the1tohin~sft.. ~at Ngvewton Bead, SParkhifL, the SstsH.-O.5 the 15th inst., ...

... DEATH OF MR. F. H. HENSHAW. We greatly regret to announce that Mr. Frederick Henry Henshaw, the eminent landscape painter, died yesterday evening, at his residence, Green Lanes, Small Heath, at the age of eighty-four. He was very seriously ill some months ago, when he found it necessary to submit to a severe operation. From this he recovered in a manner remarkable for a man of his advanced age ...

... I Ti:HE LATE DUKE OF BEDFORD. I A correspondent writes to the PadZ Mull Gazette as follows ?? I wish it was possible to reproduce, with all the richness which the Devonshire dialect gives to it, the amusing account current in Tavistock, when I lived there, of the visit paid by an old farmer, a tenant of the late Duke, a few years ago to the Duke himself, then resident in Eaton Square. The tale ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A cbarme of OW SarLL:Mn, prepa9i it ,ssdefor the above mom not exzeccdgn tmert tyvoris. For every addsiosar UV s ieerdf; Simpene- ears. Pograz notes %aust obe ,emLose in sevoat. Anouerncais eseru be byae bt the and addre of :he sander. Ne-riia teea f k J(I Zn Memoria.m) are inseledatt simiar r=& BIRTHS. COOPEz-OOn the 24th inst., at Braithwaite Road, Sp-arkbrok. ...