... . i'ORPK.-vn naturaay, January 6, 1900, at 26, Tyson Street, Bradford, Arthur Reginald, aged 14 months, only son of Hal and Ada Forde, jun. We lose those we covet the most. Lcnt. On Monday, January 8, 1900, suddenly, at Liverpool, Eleanor Lunt, widow of the late James Lunt, of Liverpool, Sadler's Wells, Princess's, etc., and beloved mother of Arthur Milton (Milton Rays). Deeply mourned. Paull ...

... . Mr. Allan Carruthers, by Mr. Eade Montefiorc, lor Badger, in the Streets of Jjondon. Mr. J. Forbes Knowles, by Mr. Harry L. Carlo, for V ps and Downs of Life tcur. Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Longford (Miss Lucy Monteitll, by Mr. Horace Stanley (re-enagaged), for the 10.30 Down Ex press tour. Mr. Edward Lewis, who iB now placing Old Mother Hubbard in the successful pantomime of Goody Two Shoes at ...

... . Ryeland-Leioii. On Saturday December 30, 1899, at 33, Cheltenham Road, Blackpool, the wife of H. Ryeland-Leigh (May Axon) of a son. Both doing well. ...

... . Homewood-Blair.-- On Thursday, December 28, 1899, at Holy Trinity Church, Baatbourne, by Rev. W. A. Bathurbt (vicar), A. S. Homewood to Joan Blair. Both members of tho Ben Greet Comedy Co. Pyman-Rf.id.-- On Thursday, December 7, 1899, by license, at Liverpool, John William Pymau ...

... . Burgess.-- William Bureesa, professioually knowui as Billy Almonti, who (lied t hU residence^ 13, Royal Street. Lambeth, after a phort \jM ness, aged 43 The (tmeral takes place Monday, January 22, 12.30. riw Memoriam.I Rctle. In lovine memory of my dear brotlu^ Fred. Brooktteld (Frederick .lumes Koyte), comedian and pantomimiat, for many years with Walls' Phantlscope. who died at Bolton, ...

... . Mr. 0. M. Hi by, as assistant manager at the Irving, Seacombe. Mr. James 0. Thurlow, by Mr. Lawrence Brough for Lady of Ostend and Saucy Mr. H. Halladay-Hope, for Mr. Wyud- ham's production of Cyrano dc liergerac. Mr. Ohas. F. J. Watts, by Messrs. Har vard and Draycott as advance agent fur their Dick MVhittington company. Littlo Dora Denoh, by Sir. A. C. Lilly for Drummed Out. ...

... . FURTLEY On January lb, 1BUU. at I0d, uurton Street, Brook's Bar, Manchester, the wife of (i. W. Hartley. Globe Theatre, London, of a daughter. Manues. On Sunday. January 14, 1900, Mr#. Albert Manges, eldest daughter of W. J. Bates. Queen's Theatre, 8wiwllincote, of a daughter. Both doing well. Woolcott. On Wednesday, January 10. 1900, at 34, Regent's 8quar ...

... . Monk PEEIj. On edneaiiav, LeceuiDer cu, 1899, at Calcutta India. William Boyd Monk to Florence Peel, of the Henry Dallas com pany. ...

... . Mr. Argyll Saxby, as manager in ad vance, for Mr. Cecil H. Thornbury'e Trilby tour. Mr. J. Hermann Dickson, by Messrs. John Le Hay and Dalton Somers, for their suburban tour of My Girl. Mr. Henry Edlin, by Mr. Wynn Miller, for Charley Johnson in Alone in J,ondon on tour. Mr. Stanley Radcliffe, by Mr. Harry Koxbnry for heavy lead in his forthcoming tour of The Little V (tyrant. Mr. Byroe ...

... . Coveney. On Friday, January 19, 19J0, Jane Coveney, aged 76 years. Larkins (CovENKY).--On Friday, January 19, 1903, at 20, Gfc. James* Street, of influenaa. Jane Emma Larkins (Jane Coveney), aged 76 years. ...

... . Howard. On Thursday, January 11, 1900, at 81, Chaple Street, Newhaven, the wife of George It. Howard, nie Oeorgie Loucrain, of a daughter. Shaw. On Thursday, December 28. 1899, at 9, Antrim Trrrace, Buitenkarrt Street, Cape town, the wife of Herbert Shaw (Fanny Erris), nf A diiifflrtjp ...

... . Mr. Felix Morris, tlie well-known oome- diau and character actor, died of pneu- mc nia at his homo in New York City on January 13. Ho mado his last public ap pearance on tho stage of Hyde and Bell man's theatre in Brooklyn a week pre vious. Mr. Morris was born in Wales, April 25, 1850, and his boyhood was filled with an enthusiasm for tho stage which wculd admit of only one outcome. He was ...