... ey ROBEgRT H. $HJIRARD: IT was amidst surroundings of serenest ileauty that there came to me the news of the death of Paul Verlair e. A telegram was put into my hand as leaning on Sentliwaite gat~, on the road that leads to Kirkstone 1'ass, my eyes were well-nighw drunk with the godly grandeur of the scene before me. Thexe the Langdale Sisters, clinging together under the adversity of.E ...

... gbf? fullfral ot ? 3i-r ?? 6, Llillmis ADDITIONAL pathos was lent to the funeral of Sir John Everett Millais in St. Paul's Cathedral by the fact that scarcely six months had elapsed since his predecessor had been laid to rest in the Painters Corner. , The first part of the procession left the late President's house, 2, Palace Gate, headed by an open hearse carrying the coffin, on which was the ...

... FLORA MACRONALD THE death of this notable Scotchwoman exactly a century ago (the event happened on March 5th, I790) affords a fitting opportunity. to recount that thrilling story of adventure and peril with which her name will ever be proudly associated. Whether for the pathos of the incidents or the fortitude and daring of the heroine, the story is almost without a parallel-at least in the ...

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... OBITUARY. 0 The death at Bergrono, at the age of sixty-eight, of the celebrated Italian operatic conpojee ANiTONIO COANONI will rectll Lo erilrlle-ageld frehuentren of trio opera ait extraordiurrv evening Which they Vr i1ll0rt it Covenit (Jarderi drll ring tihe heightt dr oe 0 rerrj of 1869. (rItgnoni ?? compored for aft hie fivtri thei birffo, Sign or })ntiero, ai two-act opera eff liuilfe, ...

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