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... OBITUARY. Besides the late Queen of England and the Pres*, dent of the United States, the year has witnessed till decease of several other members of our own and foreign Royal families. In August the Empnca Frederick, Princess Royal of England, died af:cr ...
... OBITUARY. The outstanding name in the year's obituary list is that of General Booth. The veteran founder of the Salvation Army died on August 20:42. His body lay in state for four days at the Clapton Congress Hall, and was buried on the 29th in Abney ...
... THE OBITUARY OF 1896. world's stock men seems inexhaustible. Every year the obituary list appears to grow longer than before, yet there are always a goodly number of men coming into fame to take the places of those who pass over to the majority. Royalty ...
... Fuluood Obituary Mr. John William Pickston, formerly superintendent of tho Prudential Assurance Conijwiiy at Blackpool, died his residence, Ashleigh, Laudcrdale-road, Fulwood, Preston, yesterday. Before going to Blackpool Mr. Pickston was superintendent ...
... PARLIAMENTARY OBITUARY. Since last year death has claimed five member* of the Homo erf Commons, and fewer than 26 members the House of Lords. The list is as follows: Mr. James (East Aberdeen), Mr. Jeffreys (North Hants), Mr. Patrick Doogan (East Tyrone) ...
... MANCHESTER DIOCESAN OBITUARY. During the year the following clergy iu the diocese of Manchester been rem>v»d bv death : Kev. Philip Ifartlett. vicar of Ciinst Church, Lancaster; Kev. C. J. Bealej, vicar Ellel, near Lancaster ; Kev. P. A. vicar of Loogndge ...
... OBITUARY OF THIS WEEK END. MEN FAMOUS WITH SWORD AND PEN. Quite a number cf of public men recorded this taoni'iig. Mr. William Black, the well-knovrr novelist, tbed Saturday from overwork, at the age of 57. His work* hsd an extraordinary vogue they first ...
... READ HIS OWN OBITUARY. Field-Marshal Lord Methuen has joined the company of distinguished men who have been able to read their own obituary notices. A few days ago South African newspaper was handed his Lordship recording his death. was long and charming ...
... WROTE HIS OWN OBITUARY. It was the proudest claim of Mr. James Snashall, who nas just died at Romford, that he wa.s the only mar to join his Majesty’s forces after his golden wedding. Volunteering in 1914, he was accepted for homo service when bordering ...
... LIKED HER OBITUARY NOTICES. Rcwding in several the IxkkLjti newspaper* vesrerdav the death ...
... READING HIS OWN OBITUARY. unusual o~ri;rrrncp is reported from Douglas. It appeals lliat local newspaper, in part of its mid* weekly issue. auauuau.d. witb. ef course, much regret. dralh of air. Ja;nts Pendiebury. at his residence. Mom-drive. Douglas ...
... BEAD HIS OWN OBITUARY Mr. PoiendrMrr. prominent (Kent) tradesman, read :n a pap ye>terday rej*ort hi- death and ab. >graphy. notice haa been ht« hou«c ; “Mr Poijrndeatre has improved. not ring” Relatives fiiar lias been i!l bur is recovering. PARSONS ...