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... I _ tliihs 1 = glt5, aiv t r r ~~~BIRTHS. 1 BABNED1-Aigst 2, at Sutton TbomasJames Blarnest, of a damghtjr CLARKEi.-Airgist; 19,at the ToweP. D of H. W_ Clre of aightor. 3 GRAVSAagnsa 21, ?? ?? i John Geaxea, of ason. HAMN-Augusti17 at WilhelmId r Dr. H. AL iH L., of ason. > HOBNBOW.-Agustat 49, maywortb, I the wifeof WilliamHocubrow,of a dano I '1URMS-Augnsr 21, at Park house, War t of E. J. ...
... j1i' ,; sti Jl;;1AGES. A2 i) DEATBS A:e. r 'i'ULts must be uoily authenticated .I ' earacs p7ied 9/J iern7itt7KCe- Dy llnilan. `P 41 'cold$ ?? 6d :Cceds oat 45 ?? Ds Ad ?? BIRTHS. PAPl': -O Aug'xs;t 20. ?? nt 1iveraide Lodge, ?? . ::.hx ; ?? .IIM a Datdasoen, 31 R C S, ?? CT.l! Ax1i7uqt 23, 1899, at 19 Blom- - i.a-sae, the wife of Reginald Dud-I _. A- z ?? B, a son. U.4lJ'lIA9ES.II i-px fln ...
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... BIRTHS, MARRIAGEB, AND DEATIES. Announcementa of Births. Marnage.anw etho e*ceeding forty or* i be charged2s. Sd. e Royns-On the 22d inst., at Langston Lodge, B Havant, the w~o Lieat. Percy M. R. Royda, Belmotr° p Pak, Blneckhethefi the wife of Lieut- OCo nmmannder .y.J. Qoigquboun, of ?? Cerberus; of ason., Lownr-QO the Ith st., at Grove House, Regent's ,Parki thewieo Captain, Robert ...
... Inca )rne Births, Marriages, and Deaths. the Tile charge for Notice3 of Births, Miarriages, aud Deaths is One Shilling for Sixteen Words, and Sixpanca for every subsequent Eight W'ord,, each day. They are itill repeated in the BRISTOL MERCURY SUPPLEMISSY with all out etra harge. The nam and address of the sender al must in every case accompany the notice. lies ing BIRTHS. BROOIS.-AU ust 22, at ...
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... * C)OBITUARY. N MR. Al RT1 UR C LA YUE N. Mr. Az-tlt -r CIV'LTIL the ?? ?? dav,~ ~ ~ ?? 0-Vitil-a it-- C-Er Nt uflt.v wtor-k ?? 'iii'ET 'Att Arcn, Ili fmtioo ox the:' ?? ?? i'f 1.6. d n,s LI. rwl f l t -~ t CLIKI I 'S L t Ttr andcaatbec Whha E'z-;itt Ze'n N ?? Zalad i 181 wI',Ert- i Er rdoistmhhdhirass-f Ias a farmor v-'t W' Cioi'Sn''-i'd hx four reitre', rt'Sli'ITC'- tfl:- il W -A II4 ) ?? ...
... ~ the Manes, Breehin, on tbellth insb, {ui of tics ieV. ~J. A. Clark, B.D. ; twin dSL t Stca'i Eo3i5%se, Silteoots, on the twife of Robert Gilmour, station- Par~tk'l' lpoad. Glasgow, on the ?? P.V . Hay; a daughter. :!!!tn>*ii-ar ion, India,. on 20th inst., !1S o. Ale'1arlsr Shannon : a dautghter. f -At ie e AIalli>.r1c, lVusselhurgth, on 18th 2' fln -At; , ot James S. Taylor, North ir n ...
... THE DYING OF DEATH. In his remarkable article on the 'Dying of Death, A contributed to the August number-of the Fortnightly Review, Joseph Jacobs says: The point I am making is, that people do not think about it at all: and the whole subject is ceasing to have practical effect on the life of nian. There are signs of this everywhere. The increasing t popularity of cremation is one of them. ...
... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTHS. BRTSToW.-August 22, at Fishponds, Bristol, tile wife o Albert Bristow, of ason, HAMsnLIN.-August 24, at Sydonlham buildings, l3ath, thle soie of Frank Hamblin, of a daugi1ter. LEwIS-August 22, at Bronrllw, Cacrphlly, the wife of W. T. Lewis, of a daughter. DIFTFORD.-Augnst 24, at Whaddon Manor, near Glon- cstet, the wile of F. K. Seymour Metford, of a son ...
... DRAT'H OF EDMUNYD ROUTLEDGE. I Much regret will be felt in many circles-society, theatrical, and literary- at the death of Air. Edmund Routledge, so long connected with the publishing firm ot that name. The event took place on Friday at the deceased gentleman's ehainbers, Queen Anne-mansions. Mr. Roatledge, on Thursday evening, ap- peared to be in the best of health and sDirits, but on the ...
... TgHE LATE 'LJAMES GirilAUAM, 'j'E L TE LL.D. 'lbs funeral takes pltce to-day at Largs of th late James UrallSim of Crosbie, senior sets of ?? firm of A. J. & A. Graham, seices r this City. Dr Graham. who was 78 ae, bad for some timle been in failing jr leto eakness of the heart's action, *eor the iast few eeks it was evident that ,e ?? not be far of. He passed peace- uynay on Tuesday morning ...