... grand- mother to the Aguzzis. Interred in family grave at Morden Cemetery. Sadly missed by all. RUSSELL.-Dec. 7th, at Howley - place, Maida-hill, Henry Russell, composer, aged eighty-seven. SwEENRY.-Oct. 26th, at Forbes, ?? following an operation, J. W. ...

... Liverpool, William Ralph, infant son of W. E. and E. C. Ashcroft, age ten weeks. BARKER.-Dec. 3d, at Norwich, the widow of John Barker, proprietress of Barker's steam roundabouts. MANLEY.-Nov. 29th, Louisa Manley, aged seventy-four years, mother to the ...

... Mr Frank Latona, tramp musician, is as good as ever, and St. John and Dwight, dancers and instrumentalists, add to the attractions. HE:(;LRu'S CiRcus.-Proprietor, ir Albert Elengler. -Mr John Henry Cooke has a really excellent company at this circus this ...

... Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Sir George Martin, and Sir John Stainer. Walking immediately after the coffin were the chief mourners -Mr Herbert Sullivan nephew), Miss Jane Sullivan (cousin), and Mr John Sullivan (uncle), Mr W. Bendall (private secretary), ...

... Sir A. Sullivan, Lord and Lady Russell of Killowen, Mrs and Mrs A. Pinero, Sir Edward Lawson, Miss Braddon, Sir Douglas Straight, Mr J. L. Toole, Lady Morell Mackenzie, Mr and Mrs Clement Scott, Mr W. Ganz, Mr and Mrs John Aird, &c. Afterwards Mr and Mrs ...

... Thursday, Revival of Shakespeare's Tragedy, in Five Acts, entitled RICHARD II. King Richard the Second .. Mr F. R. BENSON John of Gaunt, Duke of Lan. caster ?? . Mr B. A. WARBURToN Edmund of Langley, Duke of Yolk ?? ALFRED BRIDONE Henry of Bolingbroke ...

... t l 'COTf , l liii' %at Iotrifto er iee taan tfimes cal tled i' 'are ithe va [a in ~ ,eot ndtialt )lirpx(erei'i~xirp a o i John, Ho'lingcheo-J Is1~neftr a ti t ixoX n O xl.'c' o it, xii etxinlxeiici win.i rthc' ?? txouxt Anft a'l follo wed be, the Statr- ...