... 2- OBITUARY. 3, The death is announced of sl6 Honour Judge - Hastings Ingham, who retired in 1891. Is General Prior, appointed to the command of the lbth _ Brigade in South Afrioa, died suddenly ?? on Tuesday from pnenmonia. Dr. Edwin G. Monk, ?? eomposor of Church music, and formerly organist at York Minster, died _at his residence at Radley, Berks, last weelk, aged 80 years . The death took ...

... == -2- m Births, Marriages, and Deaths, BIRRTns, DEATHS. 11AURIAGES are ?? i MANCO5eESTER WEEKL TIMES ESat trh rLY Tsi sixpence per line when prepaitd. Or, ii tilteret account, an additionalsexpence peri oti The narne-aasd address of the Retadoer iain oa,, given to vouch authenticity, otherriis tL, cannot appear. BIRTHS. AnRDITT.-On 29th April, at Sandoi,,!. ' f WVest Didrbabry, the wife of S ...

... I ?? OBITUARY. The death is announced of Mr. Alfred Drake, a veteran railway inspector, well known to passengers bvy the London and North-Western Railway at London-road Station. For over 40 years Mr. Drako was Dplatform inspector at that station, and when, some seven yeras ago, owing to advancing years, he was transferred to somewhat lighter duties at Ardwick, he was the recipient of. a ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES are inserted in the MANCHESTER WEEKLY TIMES at the rate of sixpence per line when prepaid, or, if entered on account an additional sixpence per notice is charged. The name and address of the sender in all cases to be given to vouch authenticity, otherwise the notice cannot appear. BIRTHS. BOYER-On Sunday last, at Qaklands, Marple ...

... OBITUARY. Thie Rev. Charles Garrett, the well-known Weslevan Methodist minister, died on Sunday at Bla cklsur-terrace, Tkniverlpol, in his 77t! year. After pursUiliZ his studies at Biichmond Wies- ?? College, ito was ?? for the ministry. His life's w9rkE was principally in Lancashire. In 1857 he settled in Rochdale, and was transferred in 1860 to Preston, where he devoted hiim;self during the ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. lx BRETRs, DEATHS, MAARRIAGES are insertod in the MANYCESTEP. WEERSLY~ TiErsB at the rata of sirpeuce per line when prepaid. or, if entered to ' aceon nt, an additional sirpenee per notice is a barged. ' The name a nd address of the sender in all cases to be _ given to vouch authenticity, otherwise the netice cannot appear. _- BIRTHS. BRETTRLLE.-August 12th, at ...

... OBITUARY. ITTNER,1iL OF TElE DfUKE OP TEICK. Thlo interment- of the Duko of Teck took place at St. oeorgo's Chapel, Windsor, on .ailturdaly, with. simple a-nd.eolcmrn cerr-monial. The )Dncuess of -York, Princess Adolphus of Teok,and the Princess of Waleo werci present. The mourners folloliwing thc coffin were the Prince of Wakles (reprcsesting the Queen), the D)uke bf Cjmrbidg' ?? the Duke 'd ...

... Birjths, Marritgs, and Deatl is ,Brl1ikS, DXSArTf8, MAIftAGEB are inssrted ibtha' L. NoffES9Ti WErxvr Ttn'a at -o -sbe 'Of .silpeneeo per line when prepasid, pr,,sf eiaered.to 'aodo~nt, an additional ?? per notipse .1B ebarge~d- 'The iltme and address of the ssnderin all eases to'ba :'given to vouch nirthentioity. otherwise the notie' '¢annot apjiar. -: - . - . BIRTHS. A: AMI.-On December ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BinTus, DEATnS, MAnRAAGE9s are insttrted in the MANCREsTTEn Wrry Tis t at the rate of =irpenee per line when prepaid, or, if entered to- aiioonnt, an additional sixpence per notine is charged. The name and address of the sender in all cases to be given to vonnh authenticity, otherwise the ?? -annot ap;)ear. MARRIAGPE BRADDON-VIOCERS.-Oa the 14th inst., at St. ...

... DEATH OF JOHN RUSKIN. A B10GRAPHICAL SKETCH. . Mr. Ruskin died at two o'clock on Saturday after- noon at Brant-vood, Coniston, which has been his residence for many years. On Thursday wveek lie COn- tracted a severe cold, which developed into influenza; be rapidly became worse, and two days later he passed away peacefully vithout pain; in fact9 it had not been previously realised that be was ...

... FUNERAL OF IKIN(; !111'.l71iBERT. r 1'\ithl ipaosing esr-rin-v.a tie rpi.- ,: r,- s iunbert were (oIIeVQ cstolxidy l. ?? 'l c I at IRole. ifter the arrival of the traill l,2P I. I,,. ?? Monaa, a great oroe,: -. :- ?? : 'clirwiog the tropgs nt tihe h . n- ci - c ll Patnle Various ?? I iI -atiC . 11181 ips and ilstitutitons. i-itiii-' ?? i.: . ]lOc and Turin amd li gI ?? .. rhl 1 . .:1a Navy, ...

... OBI1'UARY. Mr. T. R, W'oet, whose death took p laee at Iligh- field lbonsee, Springliead on Sunldav evening, lrac- tised as a ?? ?? in Union-streot, Oldham, under the flrm of dlackbu r, Page, and' West, and was well known throughout the district among, busi- 15eS0 ajed .pUlblio miei. Tlhe eidclon death ocetired on Sundav evening of l)r A J 1I. F. Ramsdeis of Sunnyside, Dobehioss, w'ho liad ...