... DEATH OF SIMS BEEVES. I Mr. Sims Reeves, the famous tenor, who took up s his residence at Worthing, Sussex, a few weeks ago, died on Thursday eyenmin. He had been lightly' ?? for some little time, but medical gaid was not sought until Tuesday, when Dr.,Ben- Id nett .Bailey, who was called in, recognised the gravity of the case. The great singer passed away id ni his sleep at half-past six. [ ...

... DiX-CLERGYMiAN'S BIGAMOUS MAI~RIAGk. A Nebraska ?? correspondent sends the following by the last mail: Blair, Nebraska, Oet& 13.--Judge Baiter to-day-imposed a sentence -of four years upon RowI d P. Hills, the English ei-clergyman, convicted of bigamy.' Whei-asked if he had anything to say why. sentence should not be imposed, Mr. ills said that in hisown mind he waanot guilty of the charge of ...

... MARRIAGE OF CAPTAIN GERMAN. The prettiest wedding which has been seen in the district for some time took place at Holy Trinity Church, Asheby-de-la-Zouch, on Wedne,- day, the contracting parties being Miss Nina Jes- son, eldest daugh'ter of Mr. Thomtas Jesson, Hill House, *Ashby, of the firm of Fisher, Jesson, and Wilkins, solicitors, and Captain George German, eldest son of Mr. -John German, ...

... fI I: I e M :Yoseindbo, lwpek' i3LL d e iS ais ollrs2 . H file a E~3q~ parb@wb b tamoms, ex0 ten itca no: s aruof. the.p 4 w e4s VMS remss o IaSd woald, bi- ta lways reaedbste by tho. s :w-r.Peitbsnstry ill. bigan i thge eghtlesi Sor .he-was« one of thetirosltles and oddities ot that epoeh. -Se filled a pait, wlikab, to some etent,. can :o KO nger 1 6 flhlsd roxit beled t.b tfre, seasenh, sxd ...

... ii t ?? '&UtQ .F MIS -O S le 'n ueedy, July 24th.at Roly T rhittY C hu clz,- is Aahbby-de-la-Zouch,- wA s-solenmised.- the marriage ,n- Ot'Mr! Chatles , Sexger 'erry, Be'24U*of. agej H evts ; with' MissCossi.ntCs Mjjitillta, Aaughter :of the Rev. Da vid'C.! Cochrinej, of Sholbrqok,,Ashby- ?? ?? e j. wa- fi--b i;3iX biiveies. SThe ..ide, 'who . W5:5 -iras W#.S attW2lterbIdaeier, Nattc4,' Jy. i ...

... DEATH 0' MRS, G. H. STRUTT. We regret to announce the death of Mrs.'Georgc Henry Strutt, of Bridge Hill, Belper. Mrs. Strutb left Belpur a month ago to visit 0armisch, Bavaria. Up to that time shin had been enjoying good health, and it was not known that shea was seriosluy ill until a few hours before the tolegram arrived amnouneing, her death. The late MArs. Strutt was the only, daughter of ...

... Oiwiiir~iscns-- ti - pssndinit, long live in -th; mebidryof-those 'wlfo took part in ?? Captain Paget was the oldest son of Sir' Ernest Pa'get, Bifrt., of Suttoi Botinington, the respeted -chair- man of the Midlaud bijilay Company. He went out to South Africa with his regiment twelve: aviohths ago, and took part in most of the heavy engagements fought in Natal, which culminated .in the relief ...

... MA14RIABE OF MISS CLARA BUTT. - _ _ _ m_ _ I_ Bristol Cathedral was densely crowded on Tua. day on.the oesasion of the marriage of Miss Olara Butt, the emrinint contralto, to Ur Kenarley Rumford, of Wooldoote Lolge, Epsom. People commenced to ?? quite five hours befcri the time fixeed for the ceremony to take place, and traffic bhd to be suspended in the vicinity of the cathedral, which was ...

... MA_ W . Bf OF MISS A. . ?? 4 .AND bilR. R. A. COOPER \ Parish Church on Wednej y ;'.marriagxto&'3> placO of Miss A. E. Pr)ie' eldest %*ghtdt af the Rev. E. and M. rs Iri'Li .o Spon'don Hoise Schuol, Spondon, toiAiand, .AshmrluA'-o6jiei;'eldc.t son of Mr. R p C. R y J.P., C.G.; of' Sheristone Court, Liehlield p d Ashlyns Hall; Berkhamsted. The weddi r very pretty one, and was favoured by bri i ...

... MA-RAAGE OF MR. A. FIITZAERBEW- WRIGHT A ID M S MONCBIEFX1FA-- ,Te:Xnworsk-nAroef ij * qhewlt.q1v,al~gC viii -6 bsheit of ral .Warwicbre± sev da- .tiUt t1I'Q tlnearqst Filthy stansans~jut for : th' e o -preset cycle wouhL probabV,' be unknoW . 0At~ide0' sa tinimedia' :enviriraieit.: To.,it ion . habittil 't ho world ~soves slowly, and such an) event das that which occurred on 'Wednesday, when ...

... DEATH OF A FAMOUS CHESS PLAYl P. One of the most brilliant careers in the amitttk of chess has terminated in sad Celipse at NOe York. William Steinitz, who from 'the tirte he was twenty-six: won every match he p'nI for thirty years, and was champion for a ilt time than any other man, expired oni St.lt, in a lunatic asylum. It is a terrible tlete to the fascinating and exacting nature of thit ...

... Many ladies and gentlemen have by them old or. diau-sed false teeth, which might as well be turned into money. Messrs. R. D. and J v Prater, of Princes Street, Ipswich (establishpri .rnoe 1833), buy old false teethl. If you send yo teeth to them they will remit yon by rtturn ofp os t the.ntmost value ; or, if preferred, they will m^t- ■>ou the best offer, and hold the teeth auet for your ...