... ISAAC GORDON'S FUNERAL. Very quietly, almost surreptitiously, the body of Isaac Gordon was buried yesterday. The funerals of members of the Hebrew congregation at Witton Cemetery usually take place in the afternoon, but with Isaac Gordon it was all over soon after eleven. This may have been a matter of convenience, but it served another purpose. There was no scope for a public demonstration, ...

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... BIRTEHS, S.5 :MARRIAG!SS, AND DEr-TSl I c0oarar o0f OES S II M Z;O&-N AD Si PZtSCE, prtr,, r-, al^OO0 t'.Orvottcs rot c~in7 tw rV axrN. p' is Niue (tkel wordal¢ Siee erira. i . rlotd nrntm !r eifi/nl2. A ?? rtwsti bC te,+#2ti'~ri ' adkr~se ol ~t zc endrr. BrtAUA'L-Or the 4th ins-_ at 34, Ciarendon ;5folr;'O ' ?? of Edward F Baran:, of a so. . 6 CLA.YroN-MosRsZ-Un the 2ith ult., at Dartw ,0 ...

... DEATH OF THE .DUKE OF TEOEX The London ;Mfcil this morning says: We deeply regret to announce that his Highness the Dulke of Teck died yesterday evening at White Lodge, Rich- mond. His Highness Francis Paul Louis Alexander, Duke of Teck, married in 1866 her Roval Iigihlness Princess Mary Adelaide of Camridge. who. died in 1897. He was a lieutenant-g'eneral and colonel F L la snite of the ...

... MARRIAGE O1F CAPTAIN THE HON. CHA tLES JOHN COVENTRY. There wvas a larce and fashionable asssembly at. St. Peter's Clurch, Eaton Square, London, vesterdav afternoon, to vi tres.> the weddingof Captain thu; Hon. Clharles Coventry and MiEs Lily Whitehouiseof ThorntoR Hall, Bucks. The bridegrporn was forruerly captain 3rd and '4th Battalion Wur'rcestershire Regiment, sometime employed writh the ...

... BIRTHS, pRIrAGgES, AND D EATR& 4wi~e (eighZ worf~1 Sixnp, ra Poz ?? edhire8J o, te0 Sea=L . n u be a - = ea Memorial notaes V In xlzreoW 1td MARRIAGE&. S,,e. C*>T-fDZA .-Onl th2:e 31st. vl, at St. ,v 6 w youngest Boa nf Henry Coin. of Brurt9 a FedAo Mand. second daughter of George Fredrck LAwTlIjFIFO Ol:. the 28th n'tL. 1Wt V- ti Rev. C. Jordan. faher of ths hBide, ste bD Bn Lang . A. E. Is ...

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... DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM BOWN. Our obituary contains notice of the death of Mr. William Bown, which occurred on Saturday, at his i residence, 355, Harborne Road. Mr. Bown, who wvas: horn in Birmingham in November, 1834, was well- known in connection with the sewing-machine and cycle trades, and was until five years ago managing director of William fown (Limited), a company which was formed to take ...

... B.IRTH. BiCrXS.-On the Sb iota, at n osSjyxn, Yardley, the ?? Of Cist Ilenry' Bansofh ad, son- MAIRIUAG-ES. t~nts -tasot~.-Oo te 22th iest.. at-l ki 0tt Xing's lleath (by the Rev. W. H.lhrnCsrtao i ts Fdis cidest son of F. J. (tibbe, The Ra- rjh, Xiqgs cvitht. G 21elen. s-oesod daughter of Y. II. Reates, of fynnxr, M` L-srxt-Hl.ttrY-s,-tynti l~t Eiesar.earlss~oiytnzr i5d CbX thy th e RL w. ±. ...

... FUNER.AL OF THE LATE LORD ILROIMBY. The remains of the late Earl of Harrowby were in- terred yesterday, in the fanmily vault, close to th, ancient and picturesque church in Sandon Park, Staf- ford. The funeral was carried out in an unostenta- tious manner, and by request there were no flower There was, however, a very nurnerous ateredance, showing the esteem in which the late nobleman was held ...

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