... FUNERAL OF LORI) LUDLOW. The remains of the late J,3ron Ludlow of I-Ioywood, whose death occurred at his London residence, 8, Cromwell place, South liensington, on Christmas IDay, were interred in the family mausoleum at the Westbury (Wilts) cemetery on Saturday. The ceremony was of a very simple character, and by special leclest no flowers were used; consequently i there was not a large ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Th licharge for Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths is One Shilling for Sixteon Words, and Sixpence for every subsequent Eight Words, each day. They are repeated in the BRISTOL MOERCURY SUPPLEMENT with- out eatra charge. The nanme and address of the sender must in every case aecompany the notice. BIRTH, GnllrriN.-Decenberr3Ist atNewlFarnmHewisih, theowife of ...

... MARRIAGE OF M1USS N. O. DIXON-IIARTLAND. 'There was a fashionable assembly yesterday afternoon at St. George's Church, I-anover square, London, the occasion being the quiet wedding of Mr lichard Bredan, late Goeaf Warder Rhelnisoho Regiment of the Imperial German Army, son of Mr lrederich ftredan, of Bours, Germany, and MlisS Norah Gladys Dixon-flartlaud, youngest daughter of Sir Frederick ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. in Tne charge for Notices of Births, MarrIages, an l Deaths i is One Shilling tor Sixteen Words, and Sixpence for every subsequent Eight Words, each day. They are repeated in the BRlISTOL MERCURY SUPPLEMENT wIth- is out extra charge. The name and address o1 the sander A mnust in evcry case accompany the notice. la BIRTHS, CorQillotN.-Decirnber 31, at Llyswvedog, ...

... FUNERAL OF THE REV A. ,'UANSF1ELD. The funeral of the Rev A, Manslield, the vicar of Elberton, who died on Thursday, was held yesterday afternoon in the churchyard of Elborton. The 11ev A, Mansfield was the youngest son of the Rev Edward Mansfield, of Bisley, and was educated privately, and at Christ Church, Oxford, where ho graduated B.A. In 1850 and MLA. in 1853. I-le rowed in the University ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. ETh charge Ior Notices of Births, Marriages, and DTaths is One Shilling for S~ixteen Words, and Sixpence flor rs every subsec uent Eight Words, each daY. They arc Id repeated in thO BleISrOL MWERCURY SUPPLEMENT with- out extra charge. The name and address of the sender P- must in evorg case accopapny the notice. ir BIRTHS. COLES.-Deernber 30 at Fairfield villa, ...

... Deat) of Callnon X1i6uCe. The 1BaV George Buckle, Precentor and Canon Residentlary of Wells Cathedral, died in London on Wednesday at the residence of his son, MAr George Buckle. By the death of Canon Buckle the diocese of Bath and Wells, In which he ministerod for nearly Iifty years, has lost one of its most prominent and respected clergymen. Of a West country family, he I was born in 1820 at ...

... WEDDING AT AVEBURLY. f M:R RICHARD MARSH AND MISS GRACE DARLING. Considerable interest was manifested in the wedding, at Avebury, Wilts, of Mr Uichard Marsh, X the well-known trainer, of Egerton house, New- marhet, and Miss Grace Darling, eldest daughter of Air Sam Darling, of Beckhampton house. Mr Richard Marsh Is well known in racing circles as t proprietor of the finest training ...

... ir~~! tUPROARIOUS QWS1, latet ,Thursday. th b rnsofa l d's. ?? .8asan, Weathier)ae, g .80, wesho xdied 'at N'ew'ton 'Workhlouse on Chriathias~ i day were to have belan interred' in Torquay all Cemneterg. The friends were informed of ?? the funeraland of the time at twhich the f corpse would arrive: from Newton, and the- he were at the cemetery gates to meet it. They -followed 'the coffin into ...

... Birth~s, Marriages, and Deaths. 1he charge for Noticea of Birthxs. Marrisg~es, and~i Dcaths is One Shilling for Sixteen Words, and7 Sixpioeo for ovory subsequent Eighlt W~ords, each day. They zre repeated En theo EnisroL MEsiCUrn So~rsLEacsr wvitti- oat extrsa chwarge. The namie and addreis ?? ,leuai.5er *must in every case accomupany tho notice. BIR.TEIS. Ml~r.iousii,-JanuarMy 4, at ...

... I 0 U I RAIS EXE TI R The r:emains of the late Walter Henry Stone, aged .22, and son of Mr H Stone of 52 *.loop6rAierraet, were intbrred at St David s churchyard on Wednesday in the presence of ; qmany mourners and friends. The deceased ; short time ago played for the Oaks Football 'l Club, and 'last season played for St. Bidwell's I Institute. . There. was a Aarge number'- M wreaths, ...

... cl . THU LATE MR EASTON, nis atst FUINERAL TO-DAY. ,lI, Alarge number of residents assembled in Dre St. David'a Churchyard to-day to pay their 3mt last reapects to the memory of the late Mr. trI, Wm. Easton, of St. David's. bervice. was mid first held in St. Michael's church, the new tce St. David's church, in the erection of which tes deceased took an aotive interest, not, being consecrated. ...