... I FUNERAL OF DR. LIVINGSTON. The funeral of Dr. Livingstone was celebrated in Westminster abbey yesterday. The body of the 'famous trveller had been lying. in the map room of the Royal Geographical society. A few persons, chiefly friends of the L~ivingetone famuily, were admitted on Thursday and Friday, to view the coffi which contained the remains. On the lid two beautiful wreaths of ...

... VISCOUNT STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE. We have to announce the death of Viscount Stratford de Redeliffe, K.G., which took place on Saturday after. noon at his seat, Fraut-court, Tunbridge Wells. In him there has passed away a very remarkable lman-one who in his timehas exerted a very remarkable influenceon the fate and fortunes of EIasteru Europe, and who for many yearsenacted a sort of vice-rdyalty ...

... DEATHS-. That most amnusing and prolifiocdra-. matic -writer, John Maddison Morton, died yesterday morning at his residencee in the Charteihouse,:within a fewv daysi of completing his 81st year. His fare: of - Boxe and (Cor. 'founded on the little French piecesFrisetteW and Unse (hambre d Dums Lits,-had its first tepresentation, at the Lyeumn'in November, 184'7. The- original performers were ...

... I ROYALTY AT A WEDDING. St. Peter's church, in Vere-street, was thronged with a distinguished ODmpauy on Saturday afternoon, on the occasion of the marriage of Sir Ric-hard Musgrave, Bart., of Edenhall, to the Hon. Norah Harbord, Lord Suffield's daughter. The announcement that the Prince and Princess of Wales and other members of the Roval family would grace the ceremony with their presence ...

... 1,, Xbha&M |iia4 ~ -*,h ?? of ~ Ad 12m$n m, aiek. ,te~ 8egen t2*0, one d the i1deat D Sog Cathohio -dn'cbes in tondonl. T he TaIhot~ ?? was 'bom iniSId. BHe Ws bono. aly thaplain of the London frieh Biles; mad MEGM. GILBEIRT TA.LOT. (From a pbobtogaph by Ball, Reeent-strae t. ws o.ne of the recipients of the -Nolnnteer log iserci'e medal. The body of the late prehats was brought into the Pro ...

... D.ATH _. , _,I We hare to flamoebC .thiethot-t gr,7 Gnrreitt ?? o!,ioh took lf ite Cv 14th ?? g It! ItC .el(:,fealt~tllal ou Taertono rod, $Str~ab altbi Ian e years :t luiaer~t ot ith OJ3!tt~l 1ist.: 4kf ?? 5 e r .ot no r to A throu6L id t. 2ciurs.;es .J. n'0~cta,.o . to 'iti rA the pslon ia 1 la, ' ?? of the Loedt Ioo-r r rot'c Jou .Bnt, io s CotILUnl o0 th:at bt3! lo e I' Ca\ AC te°tl ...

... |SAD DEATH OP MR. CECIL I . , BAPNARD. On Friday, at St. Martin's vestry hall, MIr. J. Troutteck held an inquest on the body of Mr. Walter Cecil Barnard, aged 31, a dravwinig-room entertainer, residing jat Keppel-street, *'.usdell-seuare, who met his-death under tragic circmea tances on Tuesday, at the Savage club, AdelpLi. Mr. Walter Barnard ba-ving identified the tody as that of his scai, Mr ...

... AN ACTRESS'S DEATIL MYSTERIOUS LETTER FROM MARY At Hounslov, on Wednesday, Dr. Gordon Hogg held an inquiry into the death of Amy Maud Berride, aged 28, an actress, whose stage name was imee Andaire, lately residing at 22, Euston-. square. She died at Freeman villa, Twiokenham-road, Hounslow, on March 25. from peritonitis, following an illegal operation. Ur Walter Berridge, residinz at Brackley ...

... FUZSIRAL Or THOMw!AS CAIVBSELL. Wednesday Iaving been fixed for the interment of the remnios of Thomas Cm:p:ioll, the author of the Pleasures of EIope, ia W'estmioister Abbey, those noblemen aad gen- tiemeon who had received invitltoins to attend the obse- alles of the deccoled, began to assemible shortly after eleves o'clock, in the apartmont adjoining the Dean's house, c3iled t'eo ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF WESTMORELAlND. We regret to have to announce the demise of Gen. the lail of Westmoreland, ?? and ?? col. of the 56th regiment. The earl expired on Sunday evening, at Apethorpe-house, the ancient family seat in Northasiptonshire, after a short but severe illness. The deceased, John Fane, eleventh Earl of West- moreland, and Baron Burghersh in the peerage of England, was ...

... D RTHS. Soys.-Veb. 3, at the Rhydd Court, Worcestershire, the wife of Sir Ednrund Leehmere, Dart.-Feb. 3, at 11, Bur. 1ington-etreet, Bath, the wife of lieutenant John Townsend, B.N.-Feb. 4, at 44,Ablonatreet, Hfyde-park, the wife oS the Eiev. Charles Astloy.-Feb. ff, at 32, Grosvenor place, thewife of Oolonel ffoulburn,oft Betehworth-houee, Surrey.-Feb. a, at Start-ledge, Bishop's Stortford, ...

... ON ?? 11. So.s-Sept. 0, nt The Grovee, Manehullne, Ayrshire, the wife of Captain Wallace Adair, 5.th fusilieru-.-Sept. 9, .at Ahlerehot camlp, the wife of D. B,,ry Elq., surgeon, miili- tary train.-Sept. 1, at Collstantinople, the wife of Lieu- telatnt Clisholme, R.N.-Sept. 12th, at Stauley St. Leol nard's, Gloucestershire. the wife of the Rev. Vaughan S. Fox.-Sept. 12th, at ltaidcnhcad, the ...