... I SAD ~DATH DE I BA- LE- GII I., 7of tbes nwitt fbhwf Waes moocerning tlhe, death of Mrss. Mear-y E14ax'r, thfe vii'ifdoof an American! store- A !ksepjer, latyaly', xsidn Liddingtoni- lace, in- 'Oakley-squiare, .~ M¶~ £t~s+ nier fepr from. m hear husband,' ?? kV' profes~ion of i-'ballet C B darmer. She ws 'ug~ a't the .Olk#mpio tin -~Theatre in -th pItmne'fikWiinto. 'On 'Snuday Mr.Uivrde ...

... DEATH OF EARL CAIRNS (WIMT PORTRAIT.] THE Right Hon, Hugh M'Calrnont Cairns, Earl Cairns in the peerage of the United Kingdom, whose death at Bournemouth early on Thursday morning after a brief illness we regret to announce, was the second son of William Cairns, Esq., of Cultra, county Down, Ire- land. Lord Cairns was born in 1819, and completed his education at Trinity College, Dublin, where ...

... - -SUDDENW-DEATH'OF --A- SCHOOLMASTER- - Ti '[8$uEOF o tr i sRAT ?? A TRAdIo oourirence' took' pface' at Wandsworth, a A, well-known London 'suburb, on Saturday night last, Pi the facts of which have only. jutlbeeat disclosed. be The victim is a young man narmed ?? E. Eden, an ?? assistant-mnster iat;. Raywood-atreet Board School. 5i He was only twenty-two or tonty-three years of Be age, and ...

... WEfElXLY RETTURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS. General Register Oilice, Somerset House, Feb. 4. In the week that ended on Saturday, Feb. 2, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom wore 4800; the deaths rogistered, 3,5r7. The aunual rate of mortality was 30 per 1,000 persons living. ,rn London tho births of 1,237 boys and 1,153 girls, in all 2390) cbildrenwe'e ...

... THE RECENT DEATH OF A BOXER. I I PROONI1I(L4N.S T DlBOW STBEbET. COM1MWlE'T AL T1 T1' OFi FICIALS ON Tihurlsday at (ew Strect Nathaniel S-mitlh, carpenter .Bravington L.eoad, Harrow Road, Arthur Glutteridge, butcher, North Road, Cahb:ioniani Rioad Bernard 'John Angle, stockbroker, 14, 13uck;ingham Road; Arthur Bettinson, nianager of the >National Sporting Club; Eugene Corri, stockbrokeL, The ...

... OF TH7E EARL OF BEOACONSFIELD. [ITrin rorrTRAIT] The Earl of Beacousfield died &t 4.30 on Tuesday morniuiF. At 3.30 a.m. a summnons was sent to Sir Philip ose .und Lord Barrington to come to Curzon- street, while Lord Jlowton, who was then in the house, immediately went to the dying statesman's bedside. Sir Philip, who was at his house in Crom. well.road,,did not reach Lord Beacolsfield's ...

... CJO'RED rtO -DEATJ BY A BLTTu. r-lY. -nt~t.'n I T-. I ,,-r n:r& Tnl 1 ?? OTThTS'PflMVOTh(] A mot .'lir ?? took la,1eiie eeetlyi liear : Durlain, 1)5 which Air. W. Ruthouirid, orvkayeoe, Jost lila3 iife, 3r. hitherjed halld rented the fiaro bulild- - I injs and adoilgin pactiire.s bletweoln Western ?? end e ! hitosinocsk', allnd bosides a Itmhller of cos ho has ti ket iblet a, vonliu bill, ...

... DEATH OF SIR WILLIAM GULL. (SUBJECT OF ILLUJSTRAVTION.] SrE WILIA1ASr GULn, the eminent physician, died at his residence in Brooke-street, on Wednesday, aged seventy-three. He was the son of Mr. John Gull, of Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex, and greatly distinguished himself as a young man. The public will not soon forget his attendance on the Prince of Wales during his severe illness In 1871. It i, ...

... DEATH OF MR. ALFRED WIGAN. e Trei announcement of the death of Mr. Alfred S. Wigan, Y musician, actor, scholar, and true gentleman, will be S received with general regret. For forty years his name 3 has been before the metropolitan public, at first as a t youthful and promising actor at St. James's, Drury-lane, r and Covent-garden, but afterwards as an artist of great l and versatile abilities ...

... ?? OBITTIfARV F~ORl lSS5 TnlE number of notable persons who have died during the past year has been somewhat greater than usual; and the princely houses of Earope have been thrown TI into ulourniog by the deaths of the iking of Spain, Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia%, Pticce Antony of Hohenzollern', Princess Karl of Henas, Prince Augustus and Dake Alexander of Wurtem~berg, Duke All Pi ...

... DE&TH OF SIR HARRY PARKiES. I Smn I-. S. PAnRcES, British Minister to China, died on I Sunday at Shangiain The late Sir Harry Parkes was the son ofir Henr y Parkes, of Birchill's Hall, Staft fordlslire, where he was born in 1828. I-la entered the Civil Service of the Crown in IS52, being attached to t the suite of Sir Henry Pottinger in China ; and he I served in ?? consulates until 1S51, when ...

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