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... IPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I DEATH OF REV. JAMES CARGIN, IONDONDE RRY. With profaund sorrow we record to-day Tre death. of the Rev. Janes Gargin, minister of First Dear Prmtsbyteiian Church. The sead event occurred yes- terday afternoon, shontly after two o'clock, at the residents of his sister-rn-law, Mrs. Etansiltoa, 27, Wellington. Park, -in this city. He had been in his usmal health up to the ...

... DEATH OF DR. MARTI'NEAU. We regret to announee the death of the PRev. Dr. Jamnes Martineau, wlhich wecourted at oo, Gor- don -Square, London, en the 11th inst. Dr. Mar- tiaeau wa-s a. nember of thei well-kniown Norwich family of tfihat tame, and wavs the younger brother of the late Msis Harriet :i&-trneau, the writer on brSitcal and historicl subjects. Born at Norwich it 1d(15, he passed from ...

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... IDEATH OF DPR. BOLTON, J.P.. BANGOR I Much riegret was felt in Bargor yesterday after- e noon when it becaaie known that in the midst of 'RI his every-day duties Dr. Reuben Bolton had end- dents- e.pired. Short-ly after one o'clodk he was h discovered hi-ng in an unconscions condition in the fi hall of the dipensary at Catherine -Place, whither he had gone to prepare medicines which serie of o ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE DR1. DlLTO'N.j BAN-GOR. T7he obserjuies of the late Dr. Bolton took place | Iesterdar aftermnon. The remains, enclosed in a ;handsonie oak coffin, and borne on. the shoulders otA his Masonic brethren, were removed to the new Par-sh burnrl. The pal-bearers w-ere pre- cleded bv a long iine ofA Mascuel, and followed by- the chief rinourne-s and za lauge concourse of s'e ...

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... THE LATE DUKE OF SAXE- COBURG. |PARLIAMEXTiA RY TRIBUTES SPEECHES IN! BOTH HOUSES. RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLEN CE. Ia the House of Lords yesterday, The Marquis of SALISBURY rose to move- That an humnble address be presented to her Majesty: to express the deep concern of the House at the great loss which her 3Majesty has sustained h)y the death of his Royal Hieliness the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and ...