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... HTPTHS CAMPBELL.— Nov. 17, at 24, Chepstow- villas, Bayswater, the wife of John Campbell, of Strach w and Ardyartan, Argyll- shire, N. 8., of a son. , _ M , CHILD — Nov. 18, at 10, Holland-villas-road, W., the wife of John Child, of a daughter. CONN£LL ...
... BIRTHS. BEABD.— Dec. 17. at Argyll Lodge, Kingston-on-Thames, the wif of William J. Beard, of a daughter. BERKY-— Dec. 20, at 3, Gatcombe-road. Tufnell Park, If ., the vifeof the Bey. John Berry, 8.D., of a son. DKAPER-— Dec. 18. at Watlington, Norfolk ...
... to the death of Mr. Gladstone. In the death of this Graud Old Man, he said, our hearts go out in gratitude to Thee for his great character as writer, Statesman, and Christian, which has been felt throughout the world. Mr. Gladstone's death was also ...
... AUSTRALIAN PACKET SHIPS.— The ?? teak-built ship ARGYLE. of 09* Tons, JOHN GATENBY, pYviroander, will leave GRAVESEND the 25th of October, and SVDN_Y TH the •**-■ ° f November ' for PORT PMILIP and ?? he Shi P BERKSHIRE, o* ?? Tons, JOHN CLARKSON, •'emtnander ...
... JUSE 10 ' ?? ?? BoSDAY, der prices. i5 T ° 2s^in Duchesse, Applique, Poiut Gaze, S*^HF2stf Ou iP ure, and J> ?? flO 1 * LACE i. n broi jered. F !cUiSX* COLLARS in White, Beurre, T ACE ! HANDKERCHIEFS, Duchesse, JU LACE HAVairi Point Gaze r_.ssg^ sw - MARBjA ...
... the German Emperor, the Duke and Duchesa of York, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Princess Henry of Battenberg, the Ducheas of Saxe-Cobure, Princes* Christian, and the Duchess of Argyll. During three hotirs of intense emotion, the Queen had occasional ...
... s. PATIION'K - Her Crace the Duclic.'B of The Right He. the Countess of Dan Her Grace the Duchess of New- The Kigiit Hon. tho Countess of Her Craco the Duchess of The Right Hon. the Countess of inn. -An* Tho Most Noble the M-irchiouess Thd Ei»ht Hon. ...
... Indian Staff Corps, to Mary Alice Penelope Maude, only daughter of Major F. S. Bn :.■••. ; Cranford, Exmoutb. DEATHS. BAKER.— Edith Margaret, the infant daughter of G. Percival b » '.«•% i f Ivydene, Cold Blow. Bexley. ELI Nsi ?? _>pt _ i_ a * Dyer Court ...
... Announcements of Births, M \kiu\cjes, and Deaths, well authenticated, are inserted at a charge of 2s. Od. for three lines, andls. per line over. They should be forwarded, for the morning paper, beforo seven p.m. ou the preceding evening, or, for the evening ...
... Sandringham, surrounded by a large family circle, the new arrivals mcl ding Princess Louise ?? of Argyll), the Duke ot Argyll, Princess Louise (Duchess of Fife), the Duke of rife, and the Duke and Prince Francis of Teck. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince ...
... weather. On the homeward journey the Royal visitors passed through Braeoiar about six o'clock. The Duke and Duchess Connaught and Princes* Margaret of Connaught, who arrived in London early yesterday morning from Dublin sad spent the day Clarence House, ...
... of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, under the command of Captain Caven- dish, received his Royal Highness at the station. The Queen and her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice went out in the morning. Her Royal Highness Princess Louise, Duchess of Fife ...