... .So.-Oct. 11th, at 5; WollslAtan-terrace. HuU, the wife of Mr. IL K. Brochner.w-Ut-o tlth. at 52, Lough- borough-park, Brixton, the wife of Mr. V. I. Chamber- latn-Oct. Ilth, at 2, Carlton-hil thbewife ofi r. A. C. Chlsramn.-Oct. -llth, at 32,. Parkfleldmroad, the wife of W. l'lrce,He~q..- ,, De.&ouylatiOct 12th, at lsncbes-place, South .eor-, wood, the wire od W. Grantham, Esq- Oct .e1th, at ...

... : ' 7:DEATIS. l 0: .L ordartinouth's iorg Dlnsis isnwed in his death on Tuemeby ab the age of 68. He was the fifth earl, 'and succe defitothe title-in 1853. . He was then Conserativei niember, for South Stalordshire.: Tho suecessor to the eiuldom-is his son, Vsscount Lewisham . A vacancyisi thersfore, created ab Lewisham. :'-Sir .Charles E&*ardi Smctl-flndaworth, Bart.. ?? Watlass,inedr Bedale ...

... THlE LATL MIR. W. W. JONES., We regret to announce the death at Mr. Walter William Jones, secretary to the Newavendors' Benevolent and -Provi- dent institbltion. He paseed away in his 6 th year, at Egham, on Thursday last aftier a lingering and severe illness. Fev institut ons have possessed a more single. hearted and enthusiastic worker than tis late Mr. Jonos. He cbnstantiy said that he hai] ...

... DEATEgOFCHIEFCONSTABLE WILLIAMSON Uhief. Constable Williamson, of Scotland-Tard, died at half-past eight on Monday morning at his residence at Westminster, aged 58. By his death Scotland-yard has lost one of its most notable offi- cers. LEntenug the force as a private constable 40 years ago, Mltr. Williamson rose by-his own ability through the various grades until he became a chief constable, ...

... THE 'ROYAL WEDDIG.1 The Queen is to be attended -at the Royal wedding by the Great Officers of the Household, the Dowager Duchess of | Roxburghe,lady AmpthillLord Camoys, Sir Henry Ewart, Sir Edmund Comr merell, and Colonel Byng. The Queen will have a separate procession-for her- self from Buckingham palace to St. James's palace, which is to come last of all. Her Majesty will not enter the ...

... DEATHS. Lord Colin Cawp)e l, fifth son of the Dfire of Argyll, died at Bombay onl uesd;y. His lordship, wbo was 42 years of stre, repre- suateA Argyllshire from 1873 to 1885 in the Hou3e of Couninons, au, w*as a nuilliber of the bar, to which he was called at the 1slid Ule Temple-in 1888. in 1881i he arri ?? Eilizeaeth, youugestdxughter of Mr. Edmionid Maghiin Blood, of Brickhill, co inty ...

... THE DUKE 0! TECK'S FUNERAL. The remains of the late Duke pf Teek were yesterday interred it ?? George'. ! chapel, Windsor, the ceremonybeing per. formed in semi state and with full mili- tary honours before a diatinguished assemblage. The weather .was .fine, and the people of the Royal borough ehovtedt-heir respect for th lateDuke, .*ho ^ a'd-;ftu movod among them, by bloclb4thik approaches ...

... BIRTHS. Sots.-Dec. 80, at Bombay, the wife of Captain A. HE Gardner, I.N.-Feb. 20, at Woolwich.eommon, the wife of Major C J. Gibb, royal engineers.-Feb. 20, the wife of C. T. Thompoon, Esq., M.D., of Susseexgardens,Hyde-park. -Feb. 20, at Walner, the wife of the Rev. J. B. Htrri- ?? 22, at Upper Tooting, Mrs. J. Baggallay.-- Feb 22, at Garway-read, Westbourne grove, the wife of Dr. 31. M. ...

... BIRTHS. So.ws.-Jan. 3, at Weymouth, Dorset, the wife of E. L. Kindersley, EEq.-Jan. 6, at Old Court, county of Cork, the wifes W. J. Glasgow,Esq.-Jan.9,atWardoiavicar- age, Northumberland, the wife of the Rev. W. T. Shields. -Jac. 9, at Surbiton, Surrey, Mrs. W. Paterson-Jan. 10, at 39, Gloucester-street, Ecoleston.square, the wife of G. H. Gauntlett, Esq.-Jan. 10, at the vicarage, Longbridge ...

... I DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF ?? The Queen Dowager of Oude died on Sunday at Paris. The unfortunate lady left England a few days previous in very bad health,. intending to proceed to Egypt, and eventually, we believe, to hiecca. She. rallied slightly after her arrival at Paris, and hopes were confidently expressed that she would be able to.: proceed with her journey. But these good symptoms were ...

... BIRTHS. Sone,- March 19, at Deerhur=t parsonage, Gloucester. shire, the wife of the Rev. G. Butterworth-Mareh 19, at 67, Queen'e-gardeio, Hlyde-parl, the wife of J. L. H.annay, Eeq.-Merch 20, at Derby, the wife of R. C. Hankinson, Esq.-Mdarch 21, at Westeate, Canterbury the wife of Mr. I. Masters.-March 22, at 32, Calton ?? Mida-vale, the wife of J. C. C. Azenmar, Req.-March 22, Laedy A. W. ...

... BIRT110. Soxs.-Aplil 7, at Poona, East Indies, the wife of W. E. Cates, Esq., assistant surgeon, H E.i.C.S.-May 12, at the rectory, West asens, Lincolnshire, the wife of the Rev. W. W. Cooper.-IMay 12, at Rugby, the wife of the Rey. C. Evans.-May 15, at Clifton Wood-house, Clifton, Bristol, the wife of H. Mackwortb, Esq.-May 14, at Belfast, the wife of Captain Eager, 40th regiment. -May 16. at ...