... . Adams.-- In ever- loving memory o ...

... . Burksford.-- On April 12, at 5. St. Paul's Square. Boutheea, the wife of Paul BeJesford (Bc*a4e Rign old), of a daughter. ...

... . Sei.wth.-- On ThurfJty, *3, at 38. Onwwn^r Road, Brixton. Krm, II tveh JVlwyii (Quiiuil Purke), of a ilitie dau?Ut^r B'RTHS, MARRIAGES, Ac. ...

... . Clarke.-- At her residence in LiverpooL on Januarj' 15, Elizabeth C^larke, of heaft failure, the dearly-loved mother of Maisie Valerie (Veata and Violet). Sadly missed by tier sorrowing daugh ter. Sleep on iu perfce, dear Mother. Fcrd. F. W. (Dick), on 22nd fast., at Deuabury, of acute bronchitis. I For many years og D'Oyley Carte Ojara Oo. Much beloved and deeply regretted *ty n ...

... Butson Miller.-- At 8t. Andrew's Church, Biggleswade, on January 15, Harold K. Bulson (C.I.D.. New Scot, land Yard) to Kathleen Miller, only daughter of Alfred and Alice Miller, of Empire Cinema. Biggleswad.-. Cassok-- Bradley. -On January 24.1919, at the Registry Office, Wrexham, Reginald Hepwoth CaaPOn to Eliza beth (Botty) Bradley, both of Miss ?Madge Femon's My American Girl Co. Thomwn Dr ...

... . MR. IMRE KIRALFY. A ihowmsn on a very large and able scale passes *fT in Mr. Imre Kiralfy, who died at Brighton on Sunday evening from heart failure at the age of seventy-three. A versatile man, he will be best remembered for his series of ex hibitions in London. He was born at BaHa Pestlt in 1845 and first op- peared at the age of four in Pre- oiosa w i mimic. He was pro fessionally engaged ...

... . BrRGPSS.-- On May 13, 1913. Teddy Almonte Burnrss, late of FrJ Kitchen's All Eyes Comjanv. Aged TO. Australian f;ipcn plca^x* copy. Ghent.-- On May 12, lOM), at 15, West bourno Avenue. BeeU>n Hill, Leeds. Marie, beloved wife of Herbert Onent. after two years' suffering, tntiently borne. Deeply mourned by husband, brotlier' and two sous, Bensley and William. Lk Frr-- On Friday. May lfi. at ...

... . Allen.-- Suddenly, on April 12, at Com- monwood nouse, Chlpperfleld, Hert*. William Edward, third son of tve late David Allen, J. P., Belfast, in his 59th year. Bri,LOCK. On April 7, 1919, at 61, New Street. West Bromwieh, Cyril Bui lock, dearly beloved son of Seth and Lwter, of bronchitis, aged 6J. Never forgotten by his loving mamma and daddy and little Pearl Holt On April 5, at P*lin ...

... . Mills.-- December 15. 1919. to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mills (n^e Florence Cur- ran). Winchel*ea Hall, Blue Bell Hill, Nottingham-- a *on. S, MARRIAGES, DEAT H c. ...

... . BRBwstrr.-- in loving memory of John K. Brewster, who died in Paris An gust 13, 1912. Never lorgotten by j Kitty. Callbar. In loving memory of Captain i Herbert Callear, Royal Dublin Fusi liers, the very dear nephew of Kate Clarke (Hartington and Clarke Trio), who fought his last fight in the gray dawn of August 16, 1917, at Lens. And in the morn those angel faces smile, Which I have loved ...

... . SIR CHARLES WYNDHAM. After an illness lasting for a week, a chill passing into influenza. Sir Chariot Wyndham, rich in honours, years, and troops of friends, died in the presence of his devoted second wife, Mary Moore, at his house in York Terrace, early on Surftlav morninc. January 12. Well on in his eighty-second year, this fins* comedian, shrewd man of affairs, and accomplished and ever ...

... . li Assy. nn u- the *Tfe of VU i of a ilauc'iter. on Jawiapr u at fltonej Ki >\-i Ksrni. Mainhroi'flh w?r bani.ley. Both m: well. S, MARRIAGES. Ae ...