... pall-bearers :-The Right Hon. W. L. Gladstone, Hon. C. Wood, Dr. Acland, Dr. Bright, Dr. Ileurtle', Hon. and Pev. C. Cortrenay, ?? Earl of Gili- gow, Warden of Keble, Archdeacon Palmer, rnd Dr. King. Wreaths of the choicest flowers covered ...

... mustc. Mrs d the MlsEBS Lort, of The Cotteridge, presented the children with an abundant supply of oranges and sweets. Mr. Baldwin sent a doriation to supply the aged Inmates with tobaco.m The Masters:Willlam and Walter clarke, grand- eons of Mr. Baldwin ...

... Ropkld. R. C. Johnson, L. H. Jeseph, F. K Law- ledge, G, Lester, S. C. Lloyd, T. EB Loclkhart, J. H. Lowe, IL G. Maitland. V. G. Maitland, G. B. Manly, S. B, N. Marsh, G. T. Martin, H. W. MiEigan, F. J. Mole, S. C. Nash, F. W. Nicklin, T. E. Plunb, N ...

... Baker, Mr. Joseph Barrows, Counrillor Beale, the tev. 3. -Jenkyn Brown, Mr. Auston Chamberlain, M.P., Mr. , Arthur Chamberlain, Alderman Clayton, Mr. George 3Dixon, M. P., Mr. Joseph Gillott, Mr. G. Godfrey, ...

... Rev. G. kstbury and Mr. W. Dyke Wilkin- I son-but the former was elected by ten votes agat I eight. Mr. W. L PBartn was then elected junior vice- ?? the appointment of committees, the ' Clerk (Mr. E. Docker) read a report from Dr. Hollins- head (medical ...

... DR. PRITCHARD'S ANTECEDENTS. {A bridged from the Jfirnl4.\ Edward Wiiliam Pritchard was the son of Mr. John White Pritchard, captain in the Royal Navy, and was born in 1825, Southsea, in the county of Hampshire. According to his own account, his grandfather ...

... DR. SCIHUEMANN'S COLLECTION. The collection of antiquities found at Troy by Dr. Schlieeamnn during his remarkable excavations has becn arranged for exhibition at the South Kensington luiseum, and esterday a private view was given, at which a large number ...

... by Dr. A. l'ill, on 'The Chemistry of a Candle. ohen follow at intervals of a forteight, Dlr. If. Langford's entertainmeut, Studio fSketehes; a vocal and intrumiental concert, by the moembers of Mr. M., L. ste-enusou's elass: a, lecture by Mr. Wright ...

... I DR. KOCH'S DISCOVERY. [P-euter's Te~egrams.] BEF.LL, November 19.-It is stated as probable that Dr. Koch will be granted a patent of nobility. Professor Schnitzler, of Vienna, has informed the members of the medical profession there that Dr. Koch is ...

... (Friday), Mr. Alderman Cutler in the chair, a dlomtioel of £6, 'is. wits announced in aid of this General Fund, from tho workpeople of Mr. B. Gammon, Oonstitu. ties Hill. The following new annual subscriptions were alsio esinounced, viz , Mrs. Marriett ...

... Ramel (Secretary to the Legation) and Baroness Ramel, the Consul- General (Mr. 1). Danielson), the Vice-Consul (Mr. Eckell), Mr. Rustad (Comptroller of the House- hold), and Dr. Egilberg. The- congregation at the church was a large one. The majority of ...

... invested in Birmingham Cor- porationstock in the name of the governors of the school. Twoi.members of the goverN d, Dr.RB W.-isle and Mr. Alderman Cook, have been prevented bv illiess from attending several meetings during the year. The enforced absence ...