... one timt i popular Scotch comedian. Deceased vas engaged at the Empire, Musselburgh, luring the previous week, but had ful ailed only half of his engagement whti le was taken seriously ill. Thn ug' th lindness of Mr. W. J. Logan and a f i)r ,mm t >rofestionaIs, all tho necesssrv arrange* nents for tho funeral, etc., have beort arried out. Doceasod leaves a widojf tnd family, ...

... . Cini. to*.-- On Dee. 26, 1910, at Portsmouth In- 1 firmsry, after a short illness of phthisis and pleurisy, Winifred Agnes Carlion, igcd 28 wife of Will Carlton. Deeply mourned by a sorrowful husband and children. May she rest In peace. To be interred to-day (Tnurs- j day) at Kingston Cemetery, Portsmouth. Any friends wishing to write, address Will Carlton, 6, Washington Terrace, Victoria ...

... . MoaTiMEft-STEPHENsox.-- On De. 24, 1910. by ppecial license, at Holy Trinity Cbnrch, Warrington, Harold P. Monro Mortimer (Cbarlos H. Mortimer) to Clara Agusta Stephenson (Nora Carton). Watson-Hand.-- On Dec. 20, 1910, at Middles- brough Registrar Office. Charles Hand, of Nottingham, to Carmen Watson, eldest daughter of the late jockey Watson, of Bunderland. ...

... . Onoyi-- In everlovlng memory of Isrvrace Grove (Jack), who died for bit oountry, Bept. S, 1815. Vm (liLlsn, Man. I aims a. NlCBOUOH.-- Knied la the Chatham air raid. Sept. S, IW7. Is tovtng memory of my Jark. Bver hi the thonxUs of his devoted wife, Winnie Mnhai- son^-Tsr. address, i, Bowman's Road, Crayford, Kent. (Wlnsie Blaka.) U curat. In loving memory of my brother WUIiam J. Murray, ...

... . Poss, ANKm.-- On August 19, 1919, at Hull, the beloved mother of CHga Sherry (Ha. Kail Stem), at the Sherry Trio. She has gone to the Heme of the bleat. Her sickness and sorrows are o'er. She lias gone to tfee land of her rest, Wbere trials shall meet her 110 more. Sleep on dear mother until the dawn breaks. Sarttv naased by WHlie, Annie, and Olga.-- R.IJP. Hianks alt tri Midi for wires and ...

... 1*1 D dock. On December 4. 1919, at 44, Altcnburg (iardena, Clapharn Com mon, S.W., J. C. Plddock, H years of nge. Deeply mourned-. Never for gotten by his sorrowing wife and chil dren, Harry and RUe. Grkkn. .Suddenly. On December 1, 1919, at f 16. Orange Road West, William Henry (Bil lie), dearly be krved husband of Mary Green. American and Cana dian professional paper*, p'ease copy. Dwtbr. ...

... He had just left the stage door, where lie bad called for letters, when he collapsed *od deed almost immediately. ...

... . Aoeut 21, 1010 .t Sylvan Villa, Kilrj, to Mr. arm Mr. Antlio Uiine, a lovelj boii ami heir. As it) should be. Both doing excellent NAg*.--^ August 21, 1919. at 1, Hulwcll SLrei-t, Plymouth, to Nellie Na^h, of Anderson and Nasb. a lovely daughte r. Williams. On August 23, at 40, White Road, Smethwick, to Mr and Mrs. Ix^orsard Williams (Margaret Hobart), , MARRIAGES, &c. ...

... . Flitch. In memory of my dear hus* band, Jame* Fletch, who paseed away August 29, 1909. Not forgotten by hi a wtfe, Laura, and sons. Houuhton. In (vrou ...

... . JVMTIMi. JUIJ XV, Jdlin Joseph, the beloved husband of I Ma*j Keating. 24. Circular Road. Birkenhead. (For many year* mana ger for D. J. Clarke, Argyle Theatre.) R.I.P. Storet At Ambala Section Hospital. I I i\ib a, from fmall-po.x. on Moa- 1 day, June 23, Willtam (ieorge fWee i Wullie), the dearly beloved son of Ben and Jennie Storey (Storey and j Hughes), aged 21 jears and b i month*. West ...

... . AXON.-- At her reswlence, 38. unurcn street, 8.8., Blackpool, on March U, Mrs. Charles Axon, deeply mourned by her daughter Alay (Mrs. IL Rye- land-Lei^h) and family. Cox On £Mordh 12, middenly, at Court iiart. Koath, Jinsie, the very dearly- loved sister of EJIie Dane. u Peace, perfect pea. Erkeet.-- On March 1, at the Anzler*, College Place, Brighton. Marjorfe NeAL Deeply grieved. -oni ...

... . Mr. W H. Irvfa\. by Mr. John Hart, for pantomime at the Royal, Sheffield. Mr. Nevil Maskelyne will, on Monday next, introduce a very novel piano act at the St. George's HaIL It wdll ba given by Mr. George Bolton. On Sunday the 8t. Helens Hippo drome staff outing took place. About eight y-four of the employees and friends made the Journey to Blackpool, in three chars-i-bane, under delightful ...