... LBEAPiELD ?? I TIHE DEATH OF MR. JAMES FRANCIS. * (From the Grahamstown-Journal;). It is with deep regret that w*be iav~e 't chronic -kx the 'death of ani~her, hig.hly rese d~tanin 'Ile person of Mr. James rincis; of Oxford House. near St. Aidan's College, which ?? ?? on clhursday, September 13that 11.30, n.b' 'at pi resience iiihis ~th ear.Up t' th be innn of the present year he enjoyed ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. & DEATHS Announcemnents of Births 'Marrnages, and Deaths not exceeding forty words will be charged 2s. 61. B LUTH. ADAMS-On the 15th iust. at Slieula, Malta, the wife of Lieutenant Her;Jert Adams, R.N., H.D1.S. Victorious, of a son (stillborn,. TieunuuxE-Oo the 24th inst., at Tichborno Park Alresford, Hrants, the wife of Sir H: try Doughty Tichborne, of a son (stillborn), ...

... Xivfltrt, ?? anx ~i~leaths. BIRTHS. BALL-November 17, at 17, W stern-road, Oxford, tile Wilt of Frederifk fl ai, of a daughter. BtFle.wNeoVCJIrest 1I, at 66, Great Clarendonystrcet ,St Barnabas, oxford, the wife of Thomas Biolfn. of a daauglter. HLUCE.-.Novellnber 17, at 85,th ursllltelt Oxford, teaifo of Walter Bruce, of a daughter. COPE.-Novmenher 21, at 9, Argtle-street, ffley-road, Oxford, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAUGS. & DEATHS Annueoemeauents of Births, Marriages, and Deaths not exciedlog forty word. will brX Chlarg`Sed 2s. 61 Bli UTsS. HA11.ES-On the 11th inst., at Lime Tree Cottiaze, Itinhana, IKeut, the wiif ot Trevor Hayl-s, k.N., of a soln. STASBU.; ?? the 14lh inst., at Boyne Villa Av.-einue-road, Southalu-pton,theh witfe of Lieatenaulnt Hubirt ,Stanebury Rt.N., ff.M.S. Magdala, of ...

... DEATH BY DROWNING AT WHEATLEY. - gra Mr. W. W. Robinson, County Coroner, held an | al inquiry at the Aferry Bells,' on Monday, on the sell body of Josepb Sheldon, an old mail of tile age of wa 77. Friom th evidence it vwill be seen the deceased nit mnet his death by apparently falling5 into the river, chi which at that point is rather deep. -The deceased 11o0 had a similar accident in the ...

... | RRIAGE OF MI-. W. L. ORPWOOD. On Thursday week thle pretty and usually quiet little hamllet of Lo;At Chaprel, Shuth Wales, pre- sented from an early our au unwontedly animated appearance, the occasion being the marriage of the gicar's youngest daughter, Miss M. G. Howell, to Mr. W. Lipsecomb Orpwood, of Grindle's Hall, Oxford, in the parish church. The bride, by her winning ways and the ...

... THE LA.TlE SIR WILLIAM ; HUNTER. The death of, Sir WTLLrrAsr HFluXT3B will'1 awaken a wide and deep feeling of regret,' not I in Oxford alone, but throughout the Emplire. Sir' WELLTAM HUNTDR was one of the many distinguished public servants, formed and 1 fashioned in that grand field of wnork.. British 11 India. As director-general organising the . great statistical survey of India, as ...

... S STANDLAK E. MARRIAGE OF MfISS ELLEN WOODBRIDGE.i The marriage of Miss Ellen Rachel Woodbridge d (aughter of the late Mr. H. T. Woodbridge, of Claywell Farm, and grand-daughter of Mr. Wil- l.am Hemmings, of Walnut Cottage, Standlake, E to Mr. Herbert Arthur Butts, of Brondesbury, f London, took place in the parish church at Stand-' a lake, on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a a large ...

... DEATH OF BIS$HOP VERTUz E It is with very deep regret that we have to , announce the death of TDr Vertue. the Romau . 1.5 p.m. onWeednesdlayathirresiqeliceadjoiiqi1 - CatholicBishop of Portainouth who passecl awa at the Cathedral in Ediuburghl Road. Dr. Verrlle iL was univermally catemoeduot oilV in Portsmqouith, Ibut in a far larger sphere. )is Raintly hfe, his kind and gentle manner, his ...

... LAXGLEY. I AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. JOHN J SIMPSON CALVERT. The announcement of the very sudden and un- expected heath on Werdnesday morning of Mir. John E Simupson Calvert, of Lang)ley, will be received every- where with deep Borrow. He was apparently in his r usual vigorous health, and at 6.30 a.m. on Wednes- c day left his home for Witney. Shortly afterwards Maud Millins, domestic ...

... j. 13irh5, g 'riages, antd[ Deaths, BIRTHS. BUCK1ELbl.-April 23, at 14. Frenchay-road, Oxford. the vie of F.. JBuckll, of a daughter. ?? 3, at 43, James-street, Oxford, the wile of (. B. Borebamn, of a daughter. COLEGROVE.-April 27, at Ho3yiveell Farma, Wigginton, the wife of .1. Colegrove, of a dau ghter. LAUIEBNCIE.-May 2, at 2, P1olltuad-road, Oxford, tie wife- of T. laurence, of a son. ...

... A SOTHEA HERO. DEATH OF FREDERICK '5 JEROME. A SAVER O WIANY LIV ES. The death is recorded of Cantain Frederick ,e Jerome, of San Francisco, a native of Portsmoouth, who in the corele of a long and adventurous career distinguislic1 himselt by striking acts of heroism. and received many well- 3) deserved honours for e;vig the lives of fellow. L- creatures at the risk; of his ovn. ;s SAVED ALL ...