... historian, playwright, and 1 poet, at Broslau, fn Silesia, where he lived sinco 1888, Germany lias lost ono of f its most fan ous literary men, intimately i connected with tfie theatrical profession. ...

... . Br.AMrmx. In ever loving memory of Stephen Blamphln, who died January 6, 1908. Gone but not forgotten. Qeomuk Le Ci.frq.-- In devoted remembrance of my beloved husband, George, who fell asltep January 16,1911. Sadly missed and ever in the thoughts of his sorrowing wife, Georgie. Peace, perfect peace. Gkouok Le Clerq.-- In affectionate memory of our dear and indulgent ruber. Sadiy missed by ...

... . Beatmck Tai.maue. On December 2^, 1911, al Christ Church, Walker, Newcastle, May Beatrice (of the Two Beatrices) to Leslie ...

... . Hasvet.- On January 5, 1912, the wife of Goorga Hfirv y (Mamie Stanton) o? a bonny daughter. Both uoiug well. Loan.-- On January 5, 1912, at 6, Tlsnryfi Ter- raoe, Campbell Street, Hull, the wito of Will Lord (the Creedonu), a due boy. Both doing well. Redfkhn. On January 4, 1912, at 19, CarHaI Place, Bradford, the wife of Joe Redfcrn (MiBB Val Gerald, of a son. Both doing well. ...

... . Fai.kxf.r.-- On January 6, 1912, at Caterham, Surrey, Catherine, the wife of Tho mat Henry B^alkner (Kate H-.lrasley), aged 61. Interred at Parish Church, Caterhaiu. Falkmkk.-- On Saturday, January 6, 1912, at 22% ChaMou Road, Catorha-n, Surrey, the wif# of Thomas Henry Falkncr (Kate Helmsley). Deeply mourned. Lesi.ik.-- On Saturday, January 6, 1912, at 3, Noiw folk Place, Mount Street, ...

... p.aco on Monday at Newport. The late Major, who 'had fcuffopeid from a ipainful oom* plainlt, ipasod wway on Friday morning, agod soventy-mine. Cohered with lovedv froworti, tWo ...

... m ess. llis deat.li occurred, after a short illness, on Wed nesday, last week. The funeral took jplaod e>n Saturday, the remains bei.ng laid to rest iiti Warton Churoby&rel in the pre sence of a large comjiany of relatives and friends. From the dcosased's late re sidence, the Tivoli Hotel, the cortege pro ceeded to tho Central Railway Station, whither the body was conveyed by rail to Cam forth ...

... . Thomtson-- WooLBTSUHni-MK. On Thursday, January 11, 1912, at Rl. Poter's Church. Kirk caldy, b, tha Rev. H. T. J. Waring, Kuprrt Glaawyn, youngest son of Captain >U>.nJamln Blaydes Thompson, of Riverholme, Kingston- on-Tlmmes, to Mary Elisabeth Brooks (Mollis), eldest daughter of the late John Woolstenhulme, of Woolstcnhulms and Rye's, Lowermoor Ironworks, Oldham. ...

... . Crotly.-- On Friday, January 5, 1912, at 14. Sydney Street, Bury, Ann Crotly, wife ol Maurice Crotly, mother of Fred Crotly, u.ged seventy-two. Fid us Achates, Reed.-- On January 10, 1912, at St. Luke's Homo. BayHwatcr, Frank Arthur Reed, aged fifty-six, Interred in Highgate Cemetery, January 17, 1912. Whitmf.f.-- On Thursday, January 11, 1912, at lmnstable,Be ...

... . Boclton. On Novembnr 14. 1911, the wife ot Fred Boulton (Edie Gastelle), Garrison Theatre, Bordon Camp, ot a son baby after serious illness doing well. Hown.-- On January 16, 1912, at 34, f/eeds Road Dewsbury, the wife of Harry Howe (Mabel Kessler) of ason. Both doing well. Btioant.-- On Friday. January 13, 1912, nt 3, Water Lano, Htratford, E., to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stlgant, a fine son. ...

... . Hakit.ton-Betx.-- In loving memory of Kortrlghl Hamilton-Bell, only and dearly loved child of Georgina Hamilton, who aiod January 19, 1909, aged seventeen. Death has not severed e'en the finest Strand in the eternal cable of our love; the very strain has twined it closer still and added strength. Mother. JoHNfiox. In devoted remembrance of my beloved husband, Harry Johneon (ex-Rergean t ...

... was the only surviving eon of the la*te Henry Erastus Reed, lato proprietor of the Grand, Plymouth, and gran-cLson of tiho late R. J. INeWoo>mbe, wiho was for so many years connected with the Royal, Plymouth, and betrt-or known as the hunibin ...