... romantio opera, Die Fern {The Fairies), under tho baton of Felix Mottl, was porformod before an appro- oiativo, but unenthusiastio, audience. Tho opera, which was exquisitely rendered by Fraulein Fav as Ada, Hcrr Giinther Braun as Arindal, and Herr Brodersen aa Morald, was greeted with respectful applause, not hearty enough, howovor, to promise a prolonged run. The libretto dealing with a sort ...

... . C'LARC-- Jackson.-- on Sutuulay, January S9, 1910, t liunfermline, Tile, Amy violet Jai'ltf,! Olaidie 1'eieival.i, \oun(!fov daugh ter oi William Jack--..i, t*q., it Ltcaid, Cheshire, to Thcmos Kenir.akl Clare (Stan ley Maude), youngf-nl ton or John 1. Clartr, Esq., of Wot Norwood, Leudon. ...

... . USSHER-- tAIDLAW-- Cm October 29, 1910, at) i N'ewcastle-on-Tyiie (dv special license), Junes V saber to Constance LalcUaw. ^_ ...

... . O'Connor.-- On October 21, 1(10, t Queen's Hosp:t!.'. Birmingham, after a short 111- ik-ss, v:.>rald O'Connor ,'Tom Fitzs ...

... . MISS BESSIE PALMER. We learn with regret of the death, in her eightieth year, of that eminent contralto vooalist distinguished alike upon the operatic board and upon the concert platform Miss Bessie Palmer, who, born as far back as August 9. 1831, passed peacefully away at 73, Cheyne Court, Chelsea, on Thursday afternoon Uer 1. Miss fanner, wno naa oeon in n infirm state of health for a ...

... . Mamiiui.1.. ^n Peftenibtr 1, 1910, at South Rhields, Willie Marshall, only son of Thomas F. Marshall. Age* 19. 11 God't will be done. ...

... . EVB1.TN. In dearest remembrance of Ernest Henry Evelyn, the beloved husband of Carrie Evelyn Grahame, who passed away March 10, 1892. Never forgotten. HOOK. In ever loving memory of our darling iRo*ie. who parsed away March 14, 1905. Never alwent from our thoughts. I)Uie Mid NelMe Hook. Millkr.-- In memoriHm of Mr. Joseph L. Miller, who pa.wtl away March 9, 1009. Deeply mourned by her ...

... . PATSE-- Bevnitt-- On January 17, ]10, at tbs Church of St. Mark's, Wandsworth Com mon, by the Rev. E. J. Wefcb, cousin of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. J. F. O. Gkwsop, vicar, Douglas Payne, eldest son of Douglas Payne, Bromley, Kent, to Rosa, yonnge.t daughter of Frederick Ben nett, 33. Comyn Road, Wandsworth Com mon, S.W. ...

... . Cconr.it-- In lovina irximiry of Henry Cffrjre iK;i;-- 1 1 l:;..i> uf a Je^r 4i. ...

... . ROSSR.-- On Sunday morning, Mjr J5, 1310. t 214. Wej*lgat Koad, Newca.stle-on-Tyx.e, MwtUirw Uossell Rosse, theatrical man ager, and proprietor of A Pair of Sptc- taclei and repertoire companies, passed liracviully but quite suddriiJ)- away. Derjily mourned hy his sorrowing wife, A. R. Bosse (Mh 1-:.J/.)i Ilc^keth). ...

... . Habpbh. In fond memory ot my darling mother, Mr. Haddon Hrper, o( Norwioh, who died AtiKiut 22, 1905. Never forgotlen by her loving daughter, Bobbie Vnne. In lovin? remembrance of Hal, who passed, beyond, Angust 21, J9O9. At Rest. ...

... . Comerpord.-- In loving remembrance of Maurice Comerford, who died November 9. 1903. Deeply mourned by his wife and family. CORiu.-- In memory of Mrs. Rupert Corri, who parsed awav November 11. 1906. Never for gotten by her daughter Marie.-- R.I. P. Courtney.-- In loving memory of our darling 1 mother, Margaret E. Courtney, who died in South Africa, November D, 1905. Fenton In devoted memory ...