... FUNERAL OF MR., E.:PRITCHARD. Th3 funeral of Mr. Edward Pritchard, the wvell-knowv | muI11cijipal, mining, and tramway enginder, who, died oii I F'riday Last, took-place yesterday at the Lodge Road I Cernetery, djelly Oak, which is inot far Lfom Park Mount, - Mr. Pritchard s riwidetee. Tna arrangements were for a funeral f a private chairacter. lut a large number of fiericdri and of gentlem~en ...

... MARRIAGE OF THE EARL OF ROTHES. Yesterday afternoon, at the Parish Church of Ken- sin gn (St. Mary Abbots), with full choral service, tre mariage took plae of the Earl of Ralies, of Brandont Paignton, South Devon, and Miss Noel Dyer Elwardes, only child of Mr. Thomas Dyer Edwardes, J.P., of Prinkoaah Park Glonuestershire Fuongairaut, near Nice, and 5, Ryde, Park Gate, S.WY. The ceremony was ...

... BiRTES, LT .ARRIAGES, AND DEATHS A CharneOfox Smrrrne AND SoTeTQnt, mr =wa40fr the abaee tS not ezxaing tlamvs words. For csery edditm4 nd (etigi W*rdtJ SinopeU:! eC=tra. Postal nsates fst be t1lsiea' patjin;e. Armouacesoes k= be ?? bV I sr:s # eaedd of t&hesea IMcrAie zatiee (Is ?e pooat) ft ?? BIRTHS. CASWtLL.-On thee3rdinta., at 27, REwood Conrt Road, 1SD& worth Wood, the wife or h1obert ...

... TiIARRTAGE OF MS. A. MACOMB CHANCE, The marriage of Mr. A. Mfacomb Chance, eldest son of Mrr. Alexander M. Chance, J.P., of Lawnside, Edgbastcn, to Miss Frida Dickson, eldest daughter of the lato Sir Frederick Dickson, ?? was solem- nised yesterday afternoon at St Saviour's Church, 'itddi leton, ini the presence of a large congregation. The officiating clergy were Archdeacon Bait, cousin of ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN D DEATHS. A clarqe of Omys S=sh.xm nW S:sacms, CZ , U ' `na the Goon i -les not eces din2 zoert mr,1s. Far ezorr As l ires (6slq;t wards) Siese;?c earo. Pa,.sl ss seas - r ps/~.Aa=s4 aeu asii atrasafri~=d bY addressof th Ue arber. MA >RRiAGES. HIoSOr-WnrTr.-On ?? 2Sth lit.. at St. John'sCn2r>'( 31 I iev. Ionel B. Pesiley. by Archbishons liesrasi DTh iigseon, of Birmingham ...

... THE LATE SIR GEORGE R. PHILIPS. The dcrith is announced, at WAeston House, Sh~ipton. on-Stour, at the great fge of rnilety-three years, of Sir George Richard P'hilips, Bart., only son of Si r George Philips, Dart,, formarly of Sedgley Paerk. Th. late baronet, who until abolt 1867, was a partner in thli Well-known firm of Messrs. John' and. Nathaniel Philips and Co., in Oh1uechl Stfeot, ...

... BIR;THS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A ceure of Oten SHIlLLreG, prepnid. imnde r j;r fet abloe ?? 710t e.cctflin. twenttfl enord. For everj adeditimali liii.' list imordi) Sixeenc extra. Poifta inotges mnnit lbe reinilet~ in i ' ii inent. Announiasrontas meat bhe aufenacateae bY tl)u 11nni) nit nae dre.s of the senioder. BIRTHIS. GiClovER.-On the 14tk hict., at Mayfield, Princess Road. the wife of ...

... I DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP ULLATHORNE. 7 At twenty minutes past one yesterday afternoon I Dr. Ullathorne, titular Archbishop of Cabassa, died at Oscott College, in the presence of the priests who had been summoned to the death-bed of the most reverend prelate. During the morning the patient seemed to be sinking, and in the end he passed away peacefully. A telegram was immediately dispatched to the ...

... 0 DISTRICT US. COVENTRY. FOHEXAL OF A VOLUVTER FIR.EMAN. -The funeral I took pelace on Saturday of Mr. William John Smith, of Spon Street, for many years a member of the Coventry Volunteer Fire Brigade. The coffin was borne to the grave on the steam fire-engine Sherbourne, the bearers being Lieutenants J. P. Smith and F. J. Thomas; firemen King, Gardner, and Liggins, and a secretary F. W. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN]D DEATHS. A eha7rr of 0)NE SaILLTNG, prepaid, is madejfr the abom notice n~t eceedic teety ,cor&s. Fer ersre additio line (ten wcerds) Sixpenee extra. Pasio ,astes mawst be ?? in painetnf Announcemess mwC he ataeatieared by the nam and addrem of the sder. Memorial xteci (1 In Memoriam i are inserted at simtilar rate. BIRTHS. Wrnsox.-On the 26th inst.. at 123. Monument ...

... BIRTHS, MAkRRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A ?? qJ tP;Z SHuaLiNcO, prepsad, ss rmadeor tba atboe notiea not exeedirsq swenty twrd. For erzry addiliow-t h7ne (ten teerds) e Sirence ealm .eolol notes must be remwied =o pavtrmet Amosacerems rt bc at.sehenataed by the name ard addreas of t&e sender. AHeaewfiil eict 4(in IejaoriamJ are imoerte2 at simtilar ratte BIRTHS. . ROBErTSON,-On the 25th inst., at ...

... FUJNERAL OF AR. P. HIORSIMkN. The mortal remains of Mr. Philip Horsman, whose name will ever be remembered as that of the donor of the Art Gallery to Wolverhampton, the town of his adoption, were deposited in their last resting place in Tettenhall Churchyard on Saturday afternoon, amid many manifestations of the general regret vehicle is felt in AVolverhampton and the neighbourhood for the ...