... DEATH OF PROFESSOR SMYTH. Yesterday the death occurred, at Ripon, of Pro- fessor Charles Piazzi Smyth, who was for forty-three years Astronomer Royal for Scotland. He was born in 1819, at Naples, and was the second of three sons of the late Admiral Smyth, but was educated in England. He commenced his astronomical service at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, under Sir T. Maclean, in ...

... BIRTHS, MAkRRIUAIE'rS, A-ND D!- AIS.I A ?? of t' SZI;IN . SnjznrNac.. re.nJ. T7 r.-- mr.L abovS'5 rict- (OL in ?? s',r.tt ?? - AiMtes. -On ti.t Ist ins as t Pyntn, Tarts, h ,r;, , ro ...

... FUNERAL OF COLONEL LEGGE. The funeral of the late Lieutenant-Colonel the Ho-, Edward Henry Legge, Assistant Sergeant at Arms t the House of Commons. and formerly of the Coldi stream Guards. who died at his Surrey residence Holmwosod Lodge, near Dorking, on Thursday last took place at South Holrmwood in that neighbourhood yesterday, when there was a large attendance of rela tives and friends of ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA!THS. A chargt of ?? SeTerAor AXG D SosrZCcE. drrtnnd ii. theabure nr ites not exceeding to.eeetV ,rur'fs Fe- 'c-yT tire (eight words) Sueprece extra. Postal notes Zvi -s br rb - ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIGES, AND DEATH. A ?? of O Snnzrn Ai- Smrrrcx, pr nr. 'A£pi 91i Oie Wx'sc seft tnrcedau7 tz-u tws For co line (ciyk wsoris) Stxe a., Postl 50102 rS O pees Anneantoe mut oc 5Ortxtbd 61 b =areo at the sender. ifemoiaz notices (I In MIfwierinm I at r7 ar rcs BIRTHY-.' IZtG.-On th±e 6th Ist, at Gleceit. Ci., S3oa4 Edtv wife of Afred E1. Leighl, of a daughter. RonarRna-On the Sth ins-. ...

... DEATH OF ALDERMAN WHITE, A. LIFELONG PHILANTHROPIST. It will be with a very sincere regret that Birming- ham people will miss the venerable and kindly figure I of Alderman White, who passed away yesterday morning, at his residence in Sir Harry's Road, after a short but severe illaess. Alderman White, who had passed his eightieth year, had recently been' less - robust than formerlv, but had no ...

... FUNSERAL OF TBEh TMAYM FR OF NOLVER. HAMPTON. The remains or alderman S. T. Manderwg wer-e ldin their last rebtine ssace in Pattingpeans Churahyard yes- terdoyv afternoon, ecu although the, funeral, s., beft- and5g the pfo'itron ?? the deceased occupied as e- favor of M3) ol vchrenton aisl chairman of the School Bofbrd, was of a public caracter, the arrangemens in accordance With Bre often ...

... DEATH OF OSMAN PASHA. r] THE HERO OF PLEVNA. TURKEY'S GREA.T GENTERAi. (RanvTsa's TELEGRAM.) Constantinople, Thursday. Osman Pasha, the hero of the defence of Plevna, died last night. He hatl been con- I ! fined tsi his bed for some time. - I Ghazi Osman Nuher Pashl was born at Tokat, in Asia Minor. in 1832, He began his education ! in the preparatory school in Constanrinople. i under tbe ...

... ETHERS. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~It BROW`N.-At 6D Summor Street, Aberdeen, on the 7th in't., the wife ot C. WV. Brown, li a daughter. T LAWR.I siCE.-At 4Y C'!rnsritrtiei-n Street. Aberdeen. o! 1 the 6th itrAt.. the ifne of Sergeant l'etur Las-rexnts. I Cordon Highlancdero f a se --still-born. F ee, .r corste papers ple=e copy. WESTLANt).-A: 169 Crown Stree, _Aberdeen, on the 9:; April. the wife ...

... 1THE DEATH OF GENERAL JOUBERTO THE FUNERAL ARRANGE- MENTS. (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPRECIAL.) Pretoria, Thursday. The following details have transpired re- garding the death of General Jonbert. Re attended at his office as usual on Saturday last. On Sunday morning, how.ever, he was taken ill, and suffered great pain through- cut Monday. Towards the evening of Tues- day the patns ceased, but it ...

... .1 ~~~BIRTHS.r IALEXANDER -At 93 ulmbank Terrace, Aberdeen, oe the. 12th inst., the wile of Reith Alexander, ware- I fic uisen'sQ, of a daughter. GOR~DON.'-~rAt 21 errvhlill Terrace, Aberdeen. onl thle 12jth jnit., the wit.- at Janiee T. Gordon, joiner, 'f a tlnghiter. MILNFTE-At 3 G'arde iTerrace. Aberdoen, 0l thie 11th inst. thle wife ui the Rec, J-ames 161ne. of a soea. REID.-At Victoria ...

... THE LATE MR LUMSDEN OF BALMEDIE. PULPTr REFEREINCS. ,BBIa,1 PA!3E mURC. At the Cloe of his sermon i the Parish Church, Belhelvie, on Sunday, Rev. 'dc Sorley said:-We cannot part t-day without giving expression to our sense of the loss which 'has befalien oar parish daring the last week by the. death of Mr Wiluiam Harry Lumaden of Bal- medie The public prints have told at lengt of the active ...