... DEATH OF MR EDWIN FOSTER. The ainnouncement of the death of Mr. Edl, Foster, sonior inspector of scboos under tbi Liverpool School Board-a post he had held for g number of yeare.will evoke keen regret in a qoarters. Mr. Foster had for a iong t been in fadling health, and last Rat, be relinquished his ?? for a few weeks, which he spent at T.1rquar. His sta, there proved of great benefit, but on ...

... THIRD EDITION WErSTERN iAlAIL OFFiCiE. 4.30 AMl THIE DEATH OF M. JULI S FIE'iRRY. A Reuter's telograrn from Paris on Saturday snvs: -Snine further paiticulrrS of M. Jules Ferry's last rmoments have row boen obtained. It ?? that shortly before six o'clock on Fridliy evenririg M. Charles Ferry went to the Benujoir Hospital to olit-tii thie mars ; ot fforditg his br.liher a peare- bI1 iight. When ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... BIRTHLS, M.MAGES, AND DEATH. A ehoryr of O~eo Stnrt'el, prepaid, s misd- for Mi I nelke nct 1.20 C = c wrds, ?? cary addit It / Sixpere ecs.rv Poa notes mwt be ?? Sil Annourorzeav-R& mt be a; j~cra1e6d by ae rcU amd O4JJ Wh soodze. j~r Me cori laodes,i2 Meao~inr ¶jre i;rt.sserle~l nI ;srca BIRTHS. BsttDoWA=z3L-rt. the 26th inst., at Dearansa Rad, sB - the wife of Thomas Brxdgwater. of a son. ...

... | DEATH OF A REMARKABLE MAN. The death of Mr. William Coleman, reportedirom San Francisco, removes from sight a remarkable man. Although never chosen to office by the ordinary and legal machinery of an electorate, upon three occasions he stepped in when the whole machinery of the Goverument i and the courts ot a great State were paralysed, asn;nmed autocratic power, saved the commonwealth from ...

... BIRTHS, MARIRIAGES. AND DEATHS. A churge of ONs SzrLLi s. prepo4id, ig rmad, for Mi. esolesi not eoerdi Len g erd s. r escr'e anidirwrnlj j Leu ( eZ; ds Sizspece cecra. PesoSU restes arise be remnitd in rarl'. Aneeoizuereesee misel be aewrihnaetlei by 'he ense anid rsjirr e Uc eder. Menzoriai notiesg (In AIfem)sriao ')re imrt:el aies initr rease BIRTMh I;NGo-On the 12th inst., at Gospel ...

... The monthly meeting of this board was held at. 'Banff on Monday -- Ex-Provest Duncan in the chair. MISCRLLANEOUS. Messrs W. Munro, W. Robertson, and Provost, Smith' were appointed Visiting Committee for the month. The officer's report was read, from which it ap- peared that the boy James Thom, whose mother was summoned to last meeting, bad made only six attendances for the mouth, and 'it was ...

... NEW YORK PRICES-TuIsDAY. Money easy. Sterling exchange firm. Stocks: -At the opening of to-day's market cordage broke sharply. In Railway shares, alblough there was some good support, short selling was at first nearly duplicated by cautious hquidation. It was not until ciosing hour that heavy professional opera- tions for the decline began, and under this pressure the market broke rapidly. (lr ...

... IBIR'IilSI. At 23 Eimfield Avenue, Aberdeen, on the 16th lust., the wife of JoHN WILSON, (,f a Sou. At 641 tGeorge Strect, Aberdeen, o:a the 15th himt., the WiNe of JAMES L, ANOus, cabibletsnaiecp, of a soIl. MARItltIAOElS. At the Sou(.h Parish t'hilsocl, Aberdeen, onl the 16th inst. by tue 11ev. 1. NV. Wright, Fcn'ytsill, assisted by the Rev. Di, Smith, Newilils, thoe tev. NVILIIAM 1). Scoyrr ...

... THE LATE' MP ALFXANDER FRATER. I We regret to record tbe death of Mr Alexander Frater, MA., barrister-at-law, and Her Britannic Majesty's Consul at Hankiow, China, which occurred yesterday at 91 Crown Street, Aberdeen. ;IMr Frater, who was a son of Mr James Frater, accounltant, of the Aberdeen City Ctamberlain's ofice, bad suffered from a malignant inttcnal disease, and in December of last ...

... MARRIAGE OF MR. HUG13 SCOTT. The marriage of Mir. Hugh Scott, of Makeretonon Kelso, and Msckworlb Hones. Derby, aecond son of the late Mr. Scott, (if Glsr,. N.H., with Agner, younger daughter of Mr. H. T. J. Jesikinsoni of Ower Pawley, Hants, tok pisee nn Widinesiay, l'ebrulary 8, at St. Paul'r' Koightsbridge,.at 2:30. The ceremony was per- iormod bythe Rev. J. C. Harknese, vicar of Hawley, ...