... Jordison, of 8t. James's, Manchester. The deceased lady died on Monday last after a long and painful ill ness. At the Londesborough, Scarborough, on Tuesday night a man named Hewitt was injurod. One of the performers, instead of firing over his head, fired rather low down. Fortunately the rifle was onlv loaded with Man k cartridge. An it was, the man's eyes .Wre Injured, and his face was bndly ...

... . Lanopojid Deans.-- On Thursday, August 9, 1900, ut St. Patrick's, Bradford, Walter Lang ford (late Downes and Longford) to Jeauu Deans. ...

... . I. William Glossop (Harry Lenton), comedian, aged 55 years. 1. Mdlle. Rose Femandez (Mrs. Robert Davis), equestrienne, aged. 30 years. 4. Gilbert Tate, draniatio agent. 8. S. Metcalf, of the Alexandra, Sheffield, aged 66 years. II. Charles Dornton (Andrew Charles Duff), aged 61 years. 12. Adelaiele Newton (Mrs. George Mudie). 15. Olive Bute. 15. Thomas l7,on, variety artist, aged 55 years. ...

... . Mr. Felix Morris, tlie well-known oome- diau and character actor, died of pneu- mc nia at his homo in New York City on January 13. Ho mado his last public ap pearance on tho stage of Hyde and Bell man's theatre in Brooklyn a week pre vious. Mr. Morris was born in Wales, April 25, 1850, and his boyhood was filled with an enthusiasm for tho stage which wculd admit of only one outcome. He was ...

... . Hurrosr-- Zillwood.-- On Tuesday, June 5, 1900, at St. Stephen's, Shepherd's Bush, W., Arthur Hinton to Leila Zillwood. Viwall Ascott. On June 9, 1892, at St. Saviour's Registry Office, BlarkfrlarH Bridge R^ad, London, by Bpeolal license, Edward Vinall (Avinall) to Nell Ascott, ...

... . Snape.-- On Sunday, June 10, 1900, at Redditch, F. A. Snape, aged 41 years, of rapid consump tion. Taylor.-- On Friday, June 8, 1900. Ada Taylor (Mrs. Fred Sims). A fond, devoted wife, deeply regretted by Fred. R.I.P. [Iw Memoriam Allen. In dear remembrance of Horace Allen, actor, who died June 5, 1896. Leaves have their time to fall, And flowers to wither in the cold wind's b'uwfc. Thou ...

... . Howard-- Di.cndei.l On Friday, July 27, 1900 at the Registrar Office, Devonport, frsnk Howard to Base Blundell (Hettie JeSriea). DEATHS- (1. Mnnilav July JO, 1900, William bS'ob, o I Burton Street Newcastle-on-Tyne. Father ot Miss Marie Clavering. CONNOR. -on Monday, July JO, 1900, at Canton, Liverpool, the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Connor. (By wire.) tiatrltinb ---On Thursday, July 19, ...

... the deceased actor had suffered much prive- tion. Years ago ho was a 'favourite at tho old Queen's, Dublin, especially in uch characters a# Harvey Dun, Iny Far- rell, and Danny Mann. Widow O'Brien, in Fun on the Bristol he played for up ward* of six years consecutively in th provincoa. He also toured in America with success writh the late R. K. Emmet's company. He was also associated with the ...

... . Schwartzkopv-- BEK5ETT-- On October 33, 1901, by special license, at Wynburv, Oap^ Colony, Wilhelm IIe;nrich Schwa/izkfpf, nf LObeck, Germany, to Emma May Bennett, ci I Crovdon. England. ...

... . With profound regret we record the pOFsing of the Queen-- of the heroic Woman-figure who has been Wisdom and Love and Goodness for nearly sixty-four years in the highest place in our land and our world-power. Queen Victoria aa not only the sorrowing people of these isles know, but as her myriad subjects of the distant pcrts of tho earth also know died on Tuesday evening at half-past six ...

... . Hamilto*. In loving memory of daring Willie, the beloved son of William and Margareta HamiJk-n W. HamiUm's Excursions J, Who died at I>undee, January 25, 189?. ...

... . Much regret is felt at the announcement of the death of Miss Lillie Belmore, which occurred at Birmingham on Thursday. Mi^s Belmore, who was a favourite in the Midlands, was engaged to play Arethii3a in Cinderellla at the Prince of Wales's. Mis3 Belmore filled the rdle with an ability and a humour which sreatly helped the general success of the pantomime. The pantomime, however, had not long ...