... THE LAJYB SIR EDWIN, CEADWIOK. Sir Edwin Chadwick,. the well-known sanitary reformer, died early last Saturday morning at his residence, Park Cottage, East Sheen. The deceased was the son of Mr. James Chadwick, and was born at Longhit, 'Manchester, in 180L He came of a younger branch of an ancient Lancashire family.. He was educated at London University, and called to the Bar in 1830. By his ...

... 3ntbs;>amagtCu anb Dcatbs,~i BIirts, feegus, ead t are Ocbsrgd as the tl t : ates:- Two 1., or 18 Woas, i. 6d I, AM 6. for l ry ?? n tine Vedts. t ATnrsom zrs seen Bpa IS> TEN ?? WIlL 5 RsZTnA U Tnt Xscmr ~llnra en tan wivsrout 35M cu. CteES2. . cRB T. Si r FKL'rNfloUoiF.-rO the 15th inst. at Fairfield, Cheadle, j Cheshre, the v.se of Frank Fernyhough of a daughter. ?? Embden-street, on the ...

... - .. - ?? ?? - I I , 0 -i 0? I , i 13., A*1 -fmalk; join, It is with deep regret that we record the death of Mgr. Canon Keshaw, which took p Lace at All |8aWints',-Barton, at-ll o'clock ohi Saturdaytnorning. D~eeased appeared to be in his usual health on Thurs- day, and entered with great spirit into the W~hiteun- tide festivities. Cii Friday, though not feeling w ell, he was writh the ...

... THE DEATH OF SIR RICHARD BURTON.I A Reuter's telegram from Trieste, dated Monday, says: Sir Richard BDrton, the eminent Eastern travel- ler and Orientalist, who has held the post of British Consul here since 1872, died this morning. Sir Richard had not been in robust health for some years past, but felt comparatively well yesterday. During the night, however, he was seized by an attack of gout ...

... *J -tbz, arriages, anb BDeatXj. _ Births, Marriages, and Deaths are charged at the Wflwewg te rates*- cc Two lis, or 18 Wans, Is. 6:a and Sd. for every additiona nine wored di Arrurrcaisn'r PAro POR S r TU COLMM WilL ER REPEAT= T W Cae. a! THE MAscsasnaR Exsxna AlsO Tutu' WITHOUT %XTRJ ci BIRTHS. ii PRArr.-On the 25th ult., at Thorn Bank, Heaton Chapel, mc the wife of Frank Pearn, of a son. ...

... of Annenley died at her r. renee, Do~ d Lodge, Newcastle, counlt Down, tDr. Howvard Crosby, the well-known Preshy| trian divine, died in New York on Sunday of pneu- monia, at the age of 65. M Thomas Richard Tucker Hodgson, clerk of the peace for Birmingham died on Tuesday at his residence, Hunton Hlill, Gravelly Hill. The death is anounced, in London, of Dr. Edward Dearle, the vell-known ...

... -0-BIuT XRY. [ Tho death ig an4OumVO at Melbourre of Mr. John 0 DbAtr, clerk of -the Parliarlment and Legilative Toe Cannot!c of ViCtonri. elec Mr. Hnglh Owen. the well-known yatchtsman wr as n_ drowned on MTonday off.Beitniheris by the upsanttmg or Tbr a pan; 'n which he was row:ng to his vacht, wahich fr was i-amhored in. Eryar's Roas, near PAffin Island. fact ?? funeral o' the Rt. P.. ...

... OBIT U A. RY. (Cardinal Battaglini, Aroehish p of Bologna, died (4 Friday. The death is announced of Mr. Jobn Morton, manager and secretary of the (Glasgow and South, Western Railway. The death occurred in Birmingham. on Mondays, Lady AleIenaie, wife of Sir Alexander Mackezi, ?? her Majesty's C'hief Commissioner for Burmlh.' News was received on Friday of the death of Dr. Gavin l.ussell, a ...

... B3rtbs5 oavigzs, wlt BIRTHS. BOYD.-On the 18th Sept., at 6, Montpelier Square, Knights- bridge, S.W., the wife of A. Ca Boyd, of Dakinldeld, Cheshire, of;a sorm BRlGHT.-On Sept. I1, at One 3Ash, ochale, the wife of John A. Bright, M.P, of a son. CLARK-On Sunday tbe 13th Sept., at 78, Churcb-street, lancaster, the wife of Dr. Robert Clark, of a daughter. CLOUCG1-On the 9th Sept., at Vicars ...

... th - P. 0 B I T Li A P, Y.. The faneral of the late Sir Henry Fo_ JBristowe, Vice.chencellor of ?? Palatine of Lancaster, h. took place at Datchet on Saturday afternoonr: - or Mr. William Saul. cotton spinner and manafacturer, 4n Aocrington, died or ?? morning, after a long in and painful illness. Mr. Herbert PEichard Smith, calico printer, cf 16, u, Nicholas.-treet, Manchester, died suddenlv ...

... IBIRTHS.J ?? the9thlnst;, at New Bridgei-stredt, Strange. w'ays;th wif of Henry Boddington, jdnn, of's da dghtee. Ca.Otte9t h iust., at 183, High-street, Oxford Road, )EAix.-Ont the 9bh inst., at. Heat,6i Moor, the wi-fe of Thos. Dean, of a daughter.' ~I .~ LLaTD.a-July l2th, at Alma~ Park, Levenshulmes, the) W~6 o Jacob Lloyd, of a son. SAimson-On th t ntat Willow Hill, CiaumpsaUl, ~the 'JJ ...

... .tivt½, ;~tarnine0, anb flcatbz, BIRTHS. ARMITAOOL.-On the 6th inst., at Groombridge House, Altrincham, the wife of S. PRigby Armirage, of a daughter. BEPBan-On the 5th inst., atfl Imwood Villan, Eaeton Moor, the wife of James W. Berra, of a daughter. HErwoon.-Oa the 1st inst., at Hayfield, Victoria Park, Man- chester, the wife of Robert Heywood, of a son. SALosox.-On the lst inst., at 4, ...