IN MEMORIAM
... . A Mos. Tn loving remembrance of my two only brothers, who were killed in action Frank, January 4, 1918, and Harry, March 22, 1918. Never forgotten by the-ir affectionate sister, Jane (Mrs ...
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ENGAGED
... . Mr. Bertram Damer, by Mr. 1. r.uwara Ward, for Hit Wedding Day. Mr. C. A. Bannister, by Mr. Frederick Maxwell, for Anarchy. Miss Edith Rolfe and Mr. Charles Dray- cott, by Mr. Gerald Harding, for Stolen Birthright. Miss Laurie A. Pardy, by Messrs. Hill and Ayrtoun, for A Leap for Life. Mr. J. Hugh Wynter, for part in Soldiers of the Queen. Mr. Arthur A. Aiston, by Mr. Arthur Carpenter, for ...
DEATH
... . [IN MEliOMAM.J Fredericks. In loving memory of W. H Fredericks, who departed this life May 30 lb'J7. It. I. P. ...
DEATHS
... . Bisnopp. On Monday, March 19, 1900, at Col- chester, suddenly, from cardiac failure, follow ing on an accident, Jane Mary, the beloved mother of Campbell Bishop. Gibbows. On Sunday, March 18, 1900, at Grasae, Alfred Gibbons, Founder, and for many years Editor and Manager, of the Lady's Pictorial. GaovES.-- On Tuesday, Marnh 13, 1900, at 2, Douglas Grove, Ackers Street, Oxford Road, ...
MARRIAGE
... . AlfDKRSON-- HKKKA.-r.-- ')n Wednesday. April 85, 1900, at St. Michael's Catholic Church, New- castle-on-Tynp, bv thi lt?v. Canon Dunn, assisted by the ftev. H. Berry, of Walker, Fred W. Anderson, only son of Councillor A. P. Anderson, ex-Sheriff of Newcastle, to Lily Ileenan, late prima d.mna, Carl ]t',sa Opera Company, eldest daughter of William Heenan, journalist, N'ewcutle-on-Tyne. Al ...
IN MEMORIAM
... . Driver In loving remenibrai ce r,1 my dear hus band, Robert Drl\er, who died al Annan, May 1, 1898. All toil is done, all care is gone and past. And the tired one rests, safely home At last. Vaiu, K v In ever-iovlng memory of my dear hus band, Thomas F. Vor'ev, who died in Hull, May 6, 1895. Sadly missed. Wovkr. In ever-loving memory of my dear mother. Elizabeth Wover, who fell asleep April ...
BIRTHS
... . Dcwlifg On August 10, 1901. at Stourbridge the wife of Tom Dowiing, of a son. Prikck. On August 6, 1901, at Cavendish House, Llandrindod Wells, Mrs. Arthur Prince, of a son. ...
We regret to announce the death of Mr. Henry Ewins, the well-known pantomimist, at the early age of thirty-nine ..
... de ceased commenced h s career as clown in 1883, at the Royal Maiyiebone, now the Royal West London, under Mr. G. A. Loveridge. Here he met and married Miss Kitty Tyrrell. The year 1874 found him playing in the pantomime proper, a- well as the harlequinade, at the Elephant and Castle, under the management of Mr. D'Esterre. The late Mr. George Con quest secured his services for the Surrey ...
MARRIAGE
... . Schwartzkopv-- BEK5ETT-- On October 33, 1901, by special license, at Wynburv, Oap^ Colony, Wilhelm IIe;nrich Schwa/izkfpf, nf LObeck, Germany, to Emma May Bennett, ci I Crovdon. England. ...
MARRIAGES
... . Cathie Brock. On Wednesday, Dectmoer 1901, at St. Peter's Church, Lee, by the Rev. Richard Owen. Leslie Hoy, younger son of the late Edmund W. and Mr* Catli!;*, of 51, Aber- corn Place, S.W., and Ella Maud (Mini Ber nard), only child of Mr. and Mrs. Brock, of Ley land Road, Lee. Halfoud-- Murts.-- On December 7, 19J1, at New castle, by apecial license, Arthur William Hal- ford (Hal-Forde), ...
BIRTHS
... GlBWNET-- On September 25, 1901, at Richmond Street. Burn.ey. the wife of Harrj Glenney (Ciisie Glenney), of a daughter (s ill- 1Uodoa.-- On Wednesday. September 25 1901 at Rose-Vale, lVverk-y Hoad. Cokheiter Ih.. wife I.f P. Oraham Macdon* of a n. ...
MABRIAOES
... . WiLsor-- Lauder --On September 30, 1901, at St Paul's Church, Bedford, by the Rev. h. \S Adams, Walter R. Wilson, acUng-manager, County Theatre, Bedford, to Lilian Beatrice Lauder. Iw MEMORIAM. Edwards In loving memory of my dear hus band. Frank Edwards, who departed this life October 4, 1900. A light is from our household gone, A voice we loved is itlil A place Is vacant In our heme Thut ...