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... rDEATEI OF MR GEORGE LANE-FOX. r Sportsmen everywhere will regret to bear of 9 the death of Mr George Lane-Fox, J.P., of Bramnham Park, Tadeaster, wbich took place on ?? afternoon. By a melancholy coincidence I the death of this famous old sportsman took place 3aOt the opening dlay of his 49th season as a master tof hounds, for if be bad lived till the hunting tseason of 1897 he would have ...
... Qr8xDEATH OF PRINCE e ALFRED OF COBURG, o A GRANDSON OF, THE QUEEN. h, ?? .. . . . t I . h, a v^L n u ia m , *is. er- News was published in London; late t he yesterday evening of the death at Aleran, lae st in the Tyrol, of Prince Alfred Alexander a sr Ernest William Albert !hereditary Prince of u l Saxe-Coburg Gotha eoldest child and only t . son of the Duke and Duchess of Saxe- ta o Coburg. ...
... DEATR OF A NORTON LADY. KNOCKED DOWN By. A CYCLIST. A sad aecident took plae at Norton gosterdAry, Mrs Savory, wife of ?? S. lSavory, rate oollector of Norton and clerk to the-l'arish Council and School Board, being knocked down by a bicycle and totally injured. bir3 Savory was returning lornme from chapel with her husband when in crossing the road to board a car she was luiok'd dowu by n ...
... [ITHE LATE MR ARTHlURK| PEASx M.P. |( of 'UN1VL'ThjNG 0OF A MEdMORIAL 111 *u TAB3LET AT DARLINGT ON. ho ir In thie ?? of a sinall-ne-ceq- 211 ci saril~y smiall-company, and in wea- fl th-2.r .that was dull. misty, and' uinceni- by fortable, the last of the public triijutes ab' -as such-to the memrory at thle late M ~Y Aid. Arthuir Pease, M.P., was, paid to I, yesterday. The memnorial to the ...
... whi IsEAT OF SERGT.-MnAJOR MULVE- and b HILL. Mel h _ mit tb A BISHOP AUCKI1AND VETERIAN'S the B CAREER. Mal I Shortly before 1 o'clock yesterday T emorning there died at his residence, fac 10 65 Princess-street, Bishop Auckland the x Sergt.-Major Daniel Mdlveholl, an hili army veteran, who in his soldiering The days saw years of active service in the e, India in those stirring days when the ...
... a AlisoN.-3May 15, at Coun zwl, the wife of alr WI' Anson, of a Sari. COairasas.-MaY 18, at Escoob. the wife of Mr J. a CummitS, of a son. Y CoMMrcs -May 8, at lishop A1 ?? nod, the wile,)[ me W. J. Cummins, of a 8soahlil f f CONNl6SN.-May 22, at 3fs- til.1 -he wife of Mr Edward iennison. of a son. t ?? 23, at Scuasybriw; the wife of gr Peter 1,Gray, of a son. H, ?? 15, at Old Shildon, the ...
... DEITIR OF MR ARCHI- 'a RL11D F 113 EN. c ~ilO3~ ?? CORRESPON- DENT 5 r tiehilhaid Forbes, the well- oirar eerespolllellt died at his silellce at Clar ence-terlaoe, s ~inls TI'he funeral will d ?? either on Mon- t ?? oe itymesdav morning. c 3t ill'ei~ ge Don indalid for some e a complication I lles cedirrntir tialsle to the f bII' hlel i inhs ninly t rimli e eitects of his t id i alter the ...
... - - ?? - ~ Vivths, jkrMuiatls. uil paths I MA RRTAG ES. 1ARDINP.-PnIGII-.-Jan.s 14, a~t St. Farul's, Rlughts- brldge, by tlho Dv. 3iMontague Viiliers. M. A., viear, David Jareline, only sn of JatniJar.line, ESq., of Dryfeholin, IDurnfrie.ohire, o M.ary Aligeda, ,onad daughter of Sir Charles Bright, of 2, Boltou D RATHS. BELL.-Jan. 14, at lie, reiilonlce, nrovere, near Altm, Rllnt., lEliza, the ...
... ?? the 14th: Instiint, l' : . ths Thuisb Olioreb; Gt~brorete, Yorkshiee, by tlio- ___d F. H1 Morgan, rectO' of Griieblowuh, asreltedt the' Ggolevd; C ~i0. Snihdci Lrt~iur Rnbahaulw ,l- i6 t~et~ui 0nroeng',l ?? Mo arpa'et,, ?? of the late Johr; .0 ,* .32!clrnrdeon, l~eseih e, o ~itt t l~bwi~ -siad daithter-. ~n ?? e l~ihasi , eatheiW, fEsqiui~r,, ?? Guis .l D ALL-Bolr.-D~a ?? at the Paries1 ...
... _ ?? __ ?? ΒΆ1 ?? Mlfilimiri, lfar itigt-rn, on the 250t inst., i ti Jt1n 1: iet, `f:t oIll. e623 i Pis;f. -V1:t:h ?? :ti Al,,.t 1!v;- Whitby, the wife C of tilt r li. S. I''nltt. ei a .tm. c624 I lvii,--s . ?? Nr ?? ?? ?? Nrsjtinr-stro~to, Dat~lingto)n, I Z.\ .It tinl I'a Izte Gvrecn, Darhatm, hete ft'iilt''i A.IkttIA iS (t L8:1 ls;x-l r ni-t l tif . it .st. George's ChurCh, 'first ?? ?? i\tb ...
... MA RMRTAGE .. DEwnv-EfrS~i.-J3uee 2, at the Chnirch of the Holy, Trinity, Paddington, by the Rev. George Prothell',, ranon of W~estmninster aid restar of WbippinghliL, I 1sle of NVighti asqisted by the Rev. C. T. Vaughati, Via, of Laugleybivy, fleLts, aud the Rev. T. N' Pearce, curate of llyle, -Fants, the ftex. Edwvard Parker Dew, rector of`13reaniore, Hiants, to ose Mi3ldred, 'eldest ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHiS: SITU. 71vo Lines, or 19 Words, Is Sri. And 6d ?? veey additiona ?? IVerdo. R Jdxnounlcements must be authenticteed by the natte an * 4ddreag of tite 8ender. Postarge Btamlis may be sent inr polynent. INV BIRTHS. ZELTlAs.-Auguet 24, at 51. Wastbourne Htreet, Stoe. GAtLVI ton, the wile of William Bellas, of a a(. 25 C SOvwP~a-Auguet 28, 1880, the wile of Edwin ...