... , I= W~ M. MARC DE GOULARD, who was one of the chief ministers under the Y-gihne of M. Thiers, was born, at Versailles, in i8oS. lie came of a good family, and adopted the legal profession more for the sake of having something to do than as a means of livelihood. lie was not a brilliant advocate, and was never asked to defend great criminals or political offenders, but he acquired a solid ...

... I~Q~Obi~~u RdnJ ?? . = SIR AUGUSTUS WILLIAM JAMES CLIFFORD, C.B., was born in May, 1788, and had therefore nearly completed his eighty- ninth year at the time of his death. He was educated at Harrow, and entered the Royal Navy in 1804, on board the Tigre, and served wvith Captain Halliwell under Nelson. He saw some severe service, particularly off the coast of Egypt in 1809, when he was sent ...

... ey ROBEgRT H. $HJIRARD: IT was amidst surroundings of serenest ileauty that there came to me the news of the death of Paul Verlair e. A telegram was put into my hand as leaning on Sentliwaite gat~, on the road that leads to Kirkstone 1'ass, my eyes were well-nighw drunk with the godly grandeur of the scene before me. Thexe the Langdale Sisters, clinging together under the adversity of.E ...

... gbf? fullfral ot ? 3i-r ?? 6, Llillmis ADDITIONAL pathos was lent to the funeral of Sir John Everett Millais in St. Paul's Cathedral by the fact that scarcely six months had elapsed since his predecessor had been laid to rest in the Painters Corner. , The first part of the procession left the late President's house, 2, Palace Gate, headed by an open hearse carrying the coffin, on which was the ...

... ROBERT NAPIER Dicd' Junt 23, aged 8g HARRIET MARTINEAU Died June 27, aged 74 OUR OBITUARY RECORD ROBERT NAPIER, the eminent engineer, was born at Dum- barton in 1791. He was the son of a blacksmith, who, conscious of the value of education, not only sent him to the grammar school of the town, but also had him instructed in mathematics and architectural drawing. At the age of sixteen he was ...

... FLORA MACRONALD THE death of this notable Scotchwoman exactly a century ago (the event happened on March 5th, I790) affords a fitting opportunity. to recount that thrilling story of adventure and peril with which her name will ever be proudly associated. Whether for the pathos of the incidents or the fortitude and daring of the heroine, the story is almost without a parallel-at least in the ...

... UrhisPtlbbing. AN artistic Mistress of the Cere monies being congratulated on the success with which she had managed the details of an English wedding, remarked impatiently, that there had been one blot on the scene, namely the bridegroom-she only wished it could have been arranged for him and his black coat to remain outside in the brougham till the thing was over. H-ad she received an ...

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... NiOTIOE. BIRTHS. MARtBIAGMS and DEATHS notaxoseding fle~r inered at 5s. each, or 3 times for 10s. Poter ?? Afterwerd BIRTIS. ,&LFX DEM - February 20, the wife of XaJor B; P. Ajx- ander, Rifle Brigade, of a daughter, stillbom. ,SUMS1RE.-February 90, at Radnor.pl ce5 Eyde-yark, the We of F. P. Ashmore, EFq., of a Eon. BURlBURY. -Februly22, at Upper Philli esrens, Ken- sington. the wife of i. ...

... .I IS. MRRIAOES, aned DEBATHS, ?? ines are I'ere atiseaohor s times for lOs.. Is. per line terwards. BIRTHS. ]ZgWr1-Angust 15, the wife of W. C. Browne, Esq., of a daeuhter. CAsTr -.-August 16, at Walton-on-Thames, the wife of A. Castle, of a daughter. COAST-August 16, at Park-vilage East, Regent's-park, the /ife of W. C . Coast, of a eon. ' DAlT'r-Auglnst 1D, at Priory-villas, Rilburn, the ...

... BIRTHS. ADpISON.-AuFust 19, at Fellowa-road, South HamnPtead, the oife of J. Addison, REso, of a dseater ULFvORT.-Cie 21st July. at of d covi, Julaoes , if of IV. H. Allport, of a Son. A9ItoS.-AugubtIl. at Horositage, Berks, the wide ofl. IM. Atis eqo on. RlAu, 10, at Burnt Ash MRl, Lee, the wifo of P. Butt, !th Instant, at The OGraneChgwell, Eeses, the wafe of Jamed Campbell, wogeon, R.N., of ...

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