... THE DUKE 0! TECK'S FUNERAL. The remains of the late Duke pf Teek were yesterday interred it ?? George'. ! chapel, Windsor, the ceremonybeing per. formed in semi state and with full mili- tary honours before a diatinguished assemblage. The weather .was .fine, and the people of the Royal borough ehovtedt-heir respect for th lateDuke, .*ho ^ a'd-;ftu movod among them, by bloclb4thik approaches ...

... DEATHOFMRS.GLADSTONE Mrs. Gladstone died at Hlawarden castle on Thursday. For some days she had been sleepingas tranquilly as a child, and never regained conecioneness. The- end was foreseen in the morning, and the wihole of the household servants were ushered into the sick chamber to take the last farewell of their beloved mistress. -The scene was very affecting. At five o'clock there was ...

... L.ATEST CASUALTIES. DEATH OF CAPTAIN PAGET. A despateh from Lord Roberts, dated Pri. tunria, Oct. 12, announces that Capt. Faget (huiae Brigade),,whs was dag-erously woundad at .adpmuideu on Oct. 9, has since died of his wounds. HIABLTON'S FORHCE, OCT. 4. isr SUSSEX: REGIMENT. KIXmLE. .-d512 C. ShuttoD. M.I. Co. LINCOLN REGIMENT. MIssING (believed wounded prisoner).- 5156 R. Simpson. ...

... DEATHS. hfp. ?? Schn'adhorst died G Tuesday, at Putney, after a prolonged illness MIr. ScEhnadhorst was the organiser end the Srst secretary of the National Liberal federation. He was born In Birmingham in August, 1840, and. .n his early days kept a shop in his native town. Mr. Schnadhorst's connection with ; olitics dates from 1867, when he assisted he ?? of Mr. George Dixon. After the hiome ...

... DEAt1H$. V/ .ral Richard Duckworth.King, forms, a Naval aide-de-camp to her Maiee'\ and Admiral - superintendent of Nalta dockvard, whose death is annouaced, was uorn in l8iO, entered the Royal Navy in December, _252, and as a boy served on the Rodney end the Royal Albert in all the Naval operations in the Black eta during the war with Russia, receiving while still a vouth tle Climean aiid ...

... DEITHSTRO'3 fjROWNING. One of the boys of the training ship Shaftesbury, now lying off Grays, named Arthuir Pittick, aged 13, by some means caught his foot in a piece of repe on the deok, and stumbling, pitched overboard on Monday. lfr. Altred Kiing the master- kt-arms onthetraining-ship, immediately plunged after the lad. A strong tide was running at the time, and it was very dark, but Mr. ...

... - - - .I1 of- 1arga u I. friends 21hi cort s.placeeiaideihill.: ab- 10 f lokgtwe dlt Xpartofte aer~vide .wasisad- in t-hei; :huroti4at the cali tery aeon: of the .deceased,^thie ?? -Hb-enry. -L oydig- -Chu9s,-ibrc o thribte-n' wereation, Chi le ' urst 'offi-oiat M -Wt C(ark- Rue si'ell' the, el~d~est so~n, :is: unonppily. a; son- - firmed- .in-valid a t- ...

... DEATHS. General Sir John A'dye, a distinguished officer, who, diring a 64 years' military carier,had seen sermce in the Crimea, India, ahd Egypt, died on Sunday at the seat of Lord Armistrong. in Northumberland, where he woeas on P visit. Re vwas born in 1819. The death odcurred, on Monday, of Mr. Jonhr Epkina, iielrly 8d years of age, and iwhe for bpiards (i 40 years was organist at Rochester ...

... DE&TH OF THE VARQUIS OF BUTE Tihe Marquis of Bate died, on Tuesday, at Dainfries house, Cuninock, Ayrshire, frous a paralytic stroke. AI. the memnbers of the famaily were at Dunifries house with the exception of Lord Ninian Crichton-Stcart, tne second son. John 'atrick Crichton- Stuart, K.T., LL.D., was-the son of the second- rmrquis, and was-shorn at Eeutst dtuart'houoe. in the lsle of Bute, ...

... DEATH- OF SI W. LOCKHART. -. Sir William LO-ckbhart ,Coiander-in-cblef in India, euccumbedltohighfeer a Calcutta, on Sunday. The funeral, ou DMonday, was volry impressive. It was attended by Lady Lockhart, the Vicetoy, the membera of the council, and all the high officils.- General Sir W. S. A. Loakhara, ?? ?? v one of the ?? ex-erienced, fiontier offiqera of the' present generation. :Bouri ...

... ?? ?? WINDSOWi OW ;TJ{&QUEEN. iti'i XD AT PRETORTA. r- O L6 ia ?? of. &lloswig. ?? i= 1 o.f: Pi e Cstiga, anmd a. gzlndou'O -the1 Qeee, aiedi of eiitrici fi~ver a retoria, eIndsy. . Bydoaire E *; Queeni ntd At members, of the Eoni3y~ thene~os wac~ot divalged flflil t-re~ Tfmng~. as not atohter~ewi anyiy way withv thq wreceptioa of the City ' 1[eaphl ?? Tu Xa9sdair L~ondZ Ga-afi coainec ...

... JOHN: RISKI DEAD. Mr. Ruskin died at Coniaton, his home in the Lake district, at two o'clock yes- terday afternoon from influenza. Ho was taken ill on Thursday. John Ruskine, M.A., LL.D. was born in London on Feb.' 8, 1819. The son of a John James RuskiU, wine merchant, of Billiter-street, he was edncated privately, and at Christ Church, Oxford, where in 1839 he gained the Newdigate prize for ...