... . Barbs. Fobr.iary 3. In loving memory of Marjorie Barrs. From her sorrowing Daddy and Munrny. Could our love have sired thee Thou hada't not died. Peoov Ro*s (Norn-ox).-- In tender and loving memory of my darling Peggy, who died Feb. 7, 1911. If love could havo saved thee Thou would'at not have died. O for thy voice to soothe and bless. Lambert. In loving and affectionate memory of Charles ...

... . Clement. On February '21, 1812, at Maythorna Dud lev, John Maurice Clement, pixroriotof ami Manager of the Dudle) Opera llouae, aKl 'I. Hunt. oil February 27, 1812, at arantuUy,'*. Have lock Itoad, Handswortlh, Birmingham, II. Creagh Hunt, aeel 89, the only broths* of Samuel H. Hunt. Deeply mourned. Funeral SaturtVay afternoon next at War- stone l/anc Cemetery, at 2 ...

... . Arcwoon.-- In loving memory o I my dear brother Bert (Herbert AttwoadJ, who died In the Queen's Hospital, Birmingham, on February 16, 1911. Never forgotten by bis aorrowinj sister Kitty {Eva Haroourt). Until the day dawn,'1 Attwood In n:emori:\m of Borfi Alt wood, who dle ...

... . Bryant.-- On Monday, February 12, 1912, tho wife of Wilfred Bryant (Mabel Forrest), of a flue eon. Both doing well. Stkyme.-- On Raturdny, February 10, 1912, wlfeof George Btevne. Porruquior Carl Rosa Opera Co., of a daughter. Mother and child doing well. ...

... . CHJIIfTlNA Lewis (nte Aleiandrs), wno iwj asleep on January 27, 1907, in the Shleldt Infirmary. Inserted by hll- foster-mother, Llz: ...

... . D'At.toh.-- In uffoctionate remembrance of Jessie D'Alton, who passed away February 10. 1911. N*ver forgotten by her husband, F. D'Alton Tebby. Death divides, but memory olings. Lewis.-- In loving momorv of my darling Elsie, who died B'ebrnary 2, 1898. Always re membered b? her Mamma. FOR SYMPATHY. Mr. Fred Momokxom, the bereaved husband of the Into Lillle Monekton, who died suddenly at ...

... MRS. EDWARD SAKER. Wo regret to record tho death, on Tuesday, February 6, at tho ge of nixty- four, of Mrs. Edward Sakor, widow of Edward Saker, bo well remembered as lessoe of tho Alexandra, Liverpool. Xu the heyday ol her husband's rigime at that house, Mrs. Saker, whoso maiden nuniq was Marie O'Beirne, was immensely popular with tho Liverpool playgoing publio, who appreciated heartily hor ...

... . Grkkn smith.-- On February 6, 191JL In loving memory of our dear mother, Emma Green smith, who diod at Kirkcudbright, aged 63 We miss her most who loved her beafc Inserted by her loving son and daughtef Leonard ana Molly. Grkensmith.-- On February 6, 1912, Emm* Greensmith, wife of R. Green^mith, who passed peacefully away at Kirkcudbright, Gone but never will be forgotten by hot Borrowing ...

... . Chester. On February 10, 1912, at Brighton, Klizaheth Kdlth, aged threo years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cheater (Mfos Edith Dottridgs). God glveth, Ocd t:ik;h away. Chute.-- On February 15, 1912, at his reaidencs, Abbt-ymeade, Tyndall's Vark, Bristol. James Mot-ready Chute, proprietor and manauer of the Prince's Theatre, Bristol. Aged 55 years.-- R.I. P. Clements.-- On February 20, ...

... . BKDPenD.-- On Jan. 27, 1912, at 39, Garrick 8treet Liverpool, Robert Wilton Bedford, of pnou xnonia, the doarly-loved husband of Sara Bedford. Monoxtok.-- On Sunday, Jan. 28, 1912, suddenly at Paisley, Lillie Monokton, aged 35. Loved by all and never forgottse fey her loving b'usland. Stohikr.-- On January 2% MIX, at Hgh Wyoombe, Mrs. J. A. Stonier, the beloved mother of Mra. H. Leslie Bo'i ...

... . The deafh took place in Paris on Satur day, at tho age of 64 years, of Alexandre Bion, tho well-known dramatist. The greator part of M. Bisson's numerous con tribution of plays were farces pure and simple, adaptation# ...

... . Hemoxde Yatman-- -On January 20, 1912. by special license, at AbertUlery, Owen Reuionie to Jessie Yatman. ...