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The Times; Nov 30, 1911; pg. 9; Issue 39756; col B
Deaths

Category: Deaths
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Article 20

The Times, Dec 29, 1916; pg. 9; Issue 41362; col A
Deaths

Category: Deaths

Full Text: Copyright 1916, The Times

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date the said edministrwtgr «will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said deceased amongst the -persons
entitled thereto, havin regard only to the claims and
demands of ‘which he s then have ‘had notice; and
he uw-isll not (be liable for the assets of the said deceased,
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person or
persons of 'whose debts, claims or demands {he shall
not then -have had -not1ce.—JDa.ted this 30th day of
December, E1915.

\E'lJW. SIAAINIEY, Newcastle, Stafiordshire, Solici-
us to: for the said :A.dminis-tnattor.

'Re Lieut.-Colonel tW=I-IlLI'AM -BU?RNlE'l7I‘, D.S.0.,
‘Deceased.

Pursuant -to the Ldct of -Barliament of the find and
25rd Vict., c. 35.

NOTICE is hereb -given, that -all creditors and

other persons - swing an debts claims or de-
mands against -the estate of I illiem ifiurnett late of
iR.a.wnsley, -Hed-nesford, in the count of Stafford, de-
ceased (who died on ‘the 3rd do J-uly, l1916, and
whose will was proved in the Lie eld Registry of the
Probate {Division of {His Ma.jesItéy’s -High. Court M
Justice, on the '18th day of 5 ovember, 1916, by
-Agnes -Ellen «Burnett and :Thomas Vowe Peaks, the
executors therein named), are hereby required to send.
in the particulars of their debts. claims or demands
to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors for the said
executors, on or Ibefore the 20th day of J anunry, 1917,
after which date the said executors will proceed to
distribute the assetia of the ssid deceased amongst the
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims and demands of which they shall then have
had notice; and the will not -be liable for the assets
of the said deceas , or any part thereof, so distri-
-buted, tonny arson or persons of whose debts, claims
or demands t ey shall not -then have had notioe.—-
Dated this 29th day of December, 1916.

BAKER and M-EEK, lSol.icitor.s for the said
no !Exer.'utors, 33, Market-place, IWil.lenh'a.ll, Staffs.

Re GEORGE II:AlRiB.Y PAGE, Deceased.

Pursuant to the Aiot otf Phrliameaut, 22nd and» 2£’md
Viidzoria, chapter 35, inltiltuled “ An Act to fruliz-her
amendtihe lL‘a.4wi-of Property and to relieve Trustees.”

NGPICE is hereby given, that all creditors and

other persons raving any clrusne or demands
against the estate of Geo e Harry Page, flormerly otf

Ebonford, 33, Perk-lone, ydon, in the county of

Surrey, but lots of 9, R-ussel-1-road, Hell Green, Bir-

nni em, in the county of Wnnwiiick, Genztlenhn,

deceased (who «dial on the 299: day of May, 1916, and
whlose will was proved in the Pnmoipal Re ' ‘ of the

Bnolbalte Division of His Mu.jeety’s E' Olourt of

Jnudtice, on the 12th day of Jnr-ly 191 , by Harry

«Richard Sarwlyer, of The Limes, on-road, Grey-

dbn- mfioressiid, Accountant, the executor therein

named), are hereby united to send the particulars,

-in writhing, of their claims or demands to the under-

signed, the Solicitors for the said executor, on or

before the 31st day of Jlanunry, 1917, after which
delta the said executor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased amongst the mom: en.-

Ihitled thereto, having regard onl to the do , claims

and demands of which he shall en have had notice;

and he will not be liable for the assets of the said
deceased, or any part theredi, so distributed, to any

-person or ersons of whose claims or demands he shall

not then ave had noIt1oe.—lDsited this 22nd day of

!Deoexnbevr, 1916.

S1lRlEiETlER and HIOWIE, 74, E‘
donu, Solrici-tors for the said-
r=6 Siiwyer.

-street, Grey-
rry Rich-at-d

ERAINIK PENN, lleceosed.
Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Vi~ct., c. 35-.

OITIOE is her given, that all creditor: and
other persons viing any claims or demands
against the estate of Fran-k Benn, of Bifrons, Canter-
‘bury, in the corunlty of Kent, Esq-uire (who died on the
26th day December, 1916), are‘ hereby re .uired to send-
paritziculem thereof, in. wmiting, to the nu ersigned, the
Solicitors for his executors, on or -before the 10th day
of February, 1917, a.f1tervw.hi-ch date the said executors
will proceed to daistrilbute the assets of the deceased
amomgsd; the persons entiltled thereto, having regard:
only to the claims and demands of which they shall
then huve had notice ; and they -will not ‘be halble for
the assets of the stuid deceased, or any post thereof,

THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2 JANUARY. 1917. '

157

so distnilbuted, to any person. or persons of whose
dtaims or demands they shall have not then have had
nc«t'ice.—eDated this 29th day of December, 1916.

RIGKAIRDS, FOX and 00., Mlaxwell House, 11,
'Altunidel-Street, Strand, W.'C., Solicitors for the
:54 Exeoutoru.

Re HiENiR.Y HU-NT, Deceased.
-Pursuant to 22 and 23 Vic., cap. 35.

N 0"llIGE‘is heriiry given,Ith‘-mta1ilcred"nioreensdeotlIer

-persons having my cloafi-ms against the estate of
Henry Hun-t, deceased, lalte of Temtenden, in the county
of Kent, but formerly of Old Romney, in the same
ooumlty, retired Gvrszrer («who died on the 19th day of
Alugust, 1916, and whose will was proved at l'.ondon
on the 1t_':Itlh day of December, 1916, by Stephen Sher-
wio_od M1I'len, one of the executors thereof), are re-
quired to send ,-pwnticu-lure of their claims to us, the
undersigned, the Srlioibore but the said execuitor, by
the 22nd day of January, 1917, miter which date the
said executor w_i-ll diistnibtilte the est/aate, having 1- rd
only to the clramrs of which he shall then htaveefisd
notice.-«Dated this 28th day of December, 1916.

ms DAWIES and SON, Bunk Chambers, Rye.

 

iDOiBD.'IlHY GLII<‘FOBlD SMITH, of “ Hilltop,”
Heewell, in the county of Chester, Widow of
the late Anthony Olifiond Smith, heretofore called or
known by the surname of Smith, a. natural born
British subject, hereby give notice, that, pursuant to
a. deed poll executed_ by me on the 15th November,
1916, and enrolled in the Central Office of the
Supreme Court of Jrudrcsttu-re on the 28th day of De-
cember, 1316, I thereby renounced and ahmdpned
-the surname or! Smith, and assumed and ddtarmirrod
to use on all occasions from thenueeforth the surname
of. Gliffcrd Sm-ith in lieu uhereof.—DaIted this 29th
day of Decemlber, 1916.

°°= D0‘BaOI’llHY OLIEFOIRID SMITH.

JOEiAlN'N JULIUS FOX, heretofore called and
, known by the name of Johann Julius Fuchs,
lsltely residing at 25, Carisbrooks-roe.d, Wesk:lifE-on-
Sea, in the county of Essex but at present tem-
. may residing at Hotel d’-(leste, Bus Bella. Vista,
‘ao Paulo, Brazil, South America, Commercial Clerk,
333’ 23° 9‘i’%1‘°:"‘ii§?§gi-i‘"1§t?£.1ih§u7L‘,”eZi°°¥‘.f°}L.‘iii’§
and absolulsel re’noiinced, relin uished and slb-andoned
the use of m Shaid surname of F-ilichs, and then assumed
and adopts and determined tlhenceforth on all occa-
sions whaltsoever to use and subscribe the name of Fox
instead of the said name of Fuchs; and I give further
notice, that by is. deed poll dated the nineteenth day
of %o.t§ber,h19(1)6, dulsfiexecutai. gum! a.tte5t.ed; and
euro -inte antral ceo- e me urt on
the 25rd -day of November, 1916 I iorigeally and so-
lntely renounced and abandoned the said surname of
Fuchs, -and declared that I had. assumed and adopted
and intended thencdforth upon all occasions whatso-
iigecrhto us: and sulbsgribebthfi rtrame oi Foxfegf
e,an sous ea. imes erea r ,
known and described‘ by the name of Fox exclusively.
—D.a.ted the 25th day of November, 1916.

«:01 JOHA-NIN J‘-UELIUS FOX.

HYMA-N BERGBLOOM .(l:now'n. as .Ha.rry Berea-
ford), of 31, Petworth-street, Cheetham, Man-
chester, in the county of Lancaster (a. -partner in the
firm of Beresford. & Pearce, Pllheatricel ends, of
Hippodrome Buildings, Oxford-street, anchester
aforesaid , it natural -bom British subject, hereby give
notice, t I have assumed and _i_ntend henceforth
upon all occasions and at all times to sign and use
and he called and known by -the name of Harry Beres-
-ford, in lieu of my previous name of Hyman Beng-
-bloom, and that such intended chon e or essu-mptron
of name is formally declared and evri enced by a. deed
.pol1 Imder my hand and seal duted this day and
enrolled in the Oentral Ofiice of the Supreme Court of
Judicature, on the 28th day of December, 1916. _In
testimony whereof I do hereby subscribe and sign
myself by mv iruntu-re narr_ie.—iDsted this 21st day of
December, 1916.
HARRY BEItESF-ORJD, formerly Hyman Berg-

M9 bloom.


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TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: » . p ‘ LINCOLNS .—‘NN’w‘c'2_ _

~ .26th November 1917.?

TEL. Ck: NTRAL 865.

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pl have received your letter of the 23r November. Is
it intended that the existing lease orlnirrene dated the 12th
may 1913 granted to the late Mr Frank Penn shall be kept on foot
and that the proposed modification of terms which has been arranged
with Major Weiteftenn ‘shall ‘continue for one year from the 24th
June 1918 and that thereafter the original terasjof the lease shall
revive; or is it intended that the present lease shall terminate
on the 24th June next and that the new terms are to coflS§it°té a

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terminate the lease at the ehd of the 5th or 2th years of the
o'term i.e. on the 24th June nert or the Zélh June 1920 if ncpicAéi£*

duly ;ivet If yoh hill be good enough to let me knot this

I think the best course will be for Major Penn's Solicitors to be
plplaeed in éommunication with me and I will make the requisite
; arrangements withchfm.

Yours truly,



 

He Blunt E§d.,
Bifrens Estate Office,


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A.H.SALTWELL.

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TELIGRAPHIO ADDRKSS:

“sPRouvEz.Hog.a.LoNDoNT LINCOLNS |NN’w_c.2'

TEL. C ENTRAL 865.

9th March 1918.

Dear Mr Blunt,

Bifrons Mansion.

—& 

I enclose a tracing of a plan of Bifronqgwill
you be good enough to let me know if this correctly
shows the property to be included in the Agreement with
major Penn. The Counterpart Lease is in the possession
of the Phoenix Assuranve Co pang atfi I have nvt been
able to refer to it.

Yours truly,

H. Blunt Esq .,
Bifrons Estate Office.
Patrixbourne,

’ Canterbyry.


SALTWELL a: CO.
A. H. SALTWELL.

TELEGRAFHIG ADDRESS: LSTONE BU”-DINCIS.

“EPRouv:-:z. HOLE. LONDON?

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TEL.CENTRAL 865. NCOLNS 'NN’w‘c‘2‘

25th March 1918.

Dear Mr Blunt,

Tithe rnd Rents.

u-—o——.—-—.—u—n—-—c¢-—-—¢-—

I have received your letter of the 23rd
iarch and a sheet of the Daily Telegraph of Saturday
February 24th 1917 with a Renort of Mr Lloyd George's
speech in connection with the subject which I have

nerused.“ijI have also commun‘catedt%ith the Board of
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‘A“gricultu"re and the ix'e:§r:asentati§3e"T‘L»r the Boerdhas A
informed me that nothing has been done by the Board
of Agriculture as to giving consent to the raising of
rents and that there would he no objection to rents
being increased nrovided the provisions of the Corn
Production Act 1917 are not infringed and that any
question raised by the tenants would be dealt with as
nrovided by the fict.

It seems therefore that the vosition is not
materially affected and the course advised by Hr Dightcn

woalcb

Pollock should be adhered to.. I will also call

your attention to a recent pronouncement by Mr Phrothero

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SALTWELL J: 00.
A.H. SALTWELL.

l,$TONE BUILDINGS,

TELEGRAPHIO Aoonlssz

“EP'*°UV,=*E-“°»LB~'-°"°°N7 “ 3 "' LINCOLNS INN,W.c.2.

 .,,, .

TEL. CENTRAL 865.

"that the General question as to what legislation,
"if any, is necessary to deal with the question of
"Tithe is at present being considered by the
"Government."
I return as desired the sheet of the
Daily Telegranh which accomnanied your letter.

Yours very truly,

/§},$;’f%»Z£

H. Blunt Eso.,

Bifrons Estate Office.
Patrixbourne.

Canterbury.


SALTWELL. .9: CO.
A.H. SALTWELL.

TELEGRAPHIG ADDRESS: "STONE BIHLDINCS’

“er-vnouvsz. Hops. LONDON?

LINCOLNS |NN,W.C2.
2813?} E»,-iarch 1938

TEL. CENTRAL 865.

Dear Er Blunt.

Bifrons

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Major °enn's Solicitors have accepted the
draft as altered but with regard to the gameakeeoers
they have asked that there should be inserted these
words " unless nrevented from doing so owing to the
"War". You will remember that the clause as drawn
was " and the Tenant shall at all times during the

"salt term employ a Sufficient number of game
"keeeers to “rotect the said woods and under-
"wood and to protect the sake game anddestroy
“the vermin uoon the nremises” and the clause
will now read "and the Tenant shall at all times unless
Drevented from doing so by the War etc". I think
under nresent conditions these words are not unrea-

sonable.

Yours truly,

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H. Blunt, Esqre.
Bifrons Estate O?fice.

Patrixbourne.

Canterbury.


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.rv1Nnsor..‘oAsrLE, Arno’. 24.
The Marquis de Soveral,_ Captain the Hon.
Charles Wentm-oi-ch-Fitzwilharn. end" the Hon-
Sidney Greville left the Ca-s_t1e.t111s mormng. _
Prince and Princess Christian (55 S¢h16SW}8°
Holstein and Prince Albert of Schlesw1g-
Holstein visited the King and Queen to-day
and remained to luncheon. ' y
The Countess of Bra.diord~_has succeeded the
Lady Desborough as LadymWaitn1g to the
Queen.

Princess Mary celebrates her 14th birthday
to-dam -:

Lord Northcote shows improvernen , and
there is less cause for anxielw.

Lord J tice Fletcher Moulton arrived in
Loudony rday from the Continent.

Major-General Sir John Moody,‘ who has been
sufiering from a chill at Southsea, is now
convalescent.

Sir Owen and Lady Philippe, of Amroth
Castle, have returned to 76, Eatomsquare
irom South Wales.

Sir Maurice Levy, M2.P.," Lady Levy, and the
Mises Levy have arrived. at .33, Lowndes-
square for the season from Humberstone Hall,
Leicester. ‘ "

Sir John Dewar, M.r§',. has taken N . 5,
Great Stanhope-street, W., for the season.

Sir Ernest Cassel arrived in London last night
from Paris. ‘

The Chief Rabbi has uite recovered from
his slight indisposition. e was able yester-
day to leave the house and to keep his public
engagements.

Mr. Hennflserfieaton is now nearly con-
valescent.

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to _the Jubilee Commemoration Ball. to be held on
Friday, June 9, at the Grafton Galleries. in aid of the
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bury, Inrdand Lady 1iIacDonnall., I.ad£&Bel'.h.aven and
Stanton, Lady Heathcoatr-Amofin « dy Meesozn,
lady (Guillmn) Scott, and Major ex-al andthe Hon.
Mm. Arthur Heuniker. Particulars and tickets may
be obtained £1.-om the secretary, 4, Battersea-parlr
road, S.W.

Among those who are arranging to bring’
parties to Indy Edmund '1‘albot's charity ball at the
Grafton Galleries on Monday, May 8, are :—The
Duche§ of Marlborough, the Duch de Stacpoole,
the Countes of Denbigh, the Marchioness of Salisbury,
L::._dy Chfiord oi Chudleigh, Indy Mostyn, Lad
Primrose, Lady Wernher, Lady Bevan, Lady Body-
chfie, Lady’ Go ' . Lady . Rotherham, Indy
Marchamley, and Mrs. Stuart Coats. Tickets ma.
obtained from Lady Edmund Talbot, 1, Buc ' m
P ens, S.W., or from the hon. secretary,
Mr. J. E. Dormer, 2!, Great W'incheste1-street, I-3.0.

EMIBASSIES AND LEGATIONS.

M. Isvolslry, the Russian Ambamador inl?aris,
will arrive in London this evening to attend
the marriage of the Hon. Jasper Ridley and
Countess Nathalie Beuckendorff.

M.‘ Domicio da Game, the Brazilian Minister
at Buenos Aires, has been appointed Brazilian
Ambassador in Washington. '

The Brazilian Minister, accoxn anied. by
Mme. de Oliveira, returned to town om Rome
last night.

lll. Adrien Thierry, the new Attache to the

French Embassy, has arrived and entered upon
his duties.

F0 THCOMING RIAGES

Loan HABDWICKE um MISS Rcssnu.

 

case 3 Lady O'Hngan, household

silver tankard; the Hon.
pearl pin ; Lady strnchey

Mu-y 0’Eagan rub and
. books ; ‘lsabal Marc nos!
olslz silverbottlestands and glass gobletsl 1-013--
and Lady Elledhorough, a silver toast- k°

T343 1 II)
51-33 3 ll l'IJOd 5.11635.
in e.any "73? Sm" 'i’§§Tp‘§‘ix.é I oi'i1a1n~.es3:

bury, a silver cigar-cutter; Lady Aahbourne and the
Hon. Constance Gibson. sllvor spoons; and
Lady Ca:-ew and Lady

Lady Rayleigh. in china vase:

Cory, a miniature; Lord and Lady Shuttlcwortlh 9:

china bowl; the Earl and Countem of Inverpool, 3.

china inkstand; Lord and Lady Havershanla 05133

flower-pots Lord and Lady Aberdare, enamel
and Lady Dcnman, a silver inkstancl;

vases: Lord
Lord and Lady Crawsbaw. a silver rose-bowl: 
and Lady Iawrence, a silver paper-kmie; the Bishop
of Bi-pen and Mrs. Boyd Carpenter. 8» Silver Swlmfi:
wax holder ; the Bishop of Herelord and Mrs. Perciv

a silver sugar dredger; Colonel and Lady Margaret
Proby, brass candlesticks; Indy Maud astmgfi. a.
silver cigarette-box; Mr. and Lady Mande‘Roundel_l,
Thermos flasks ; the Commit-tee of the Atlantic
Union, books; the oficers Essex Battery R.H.A.. 8
silver salver; deaf children of Burnley, a loture; the
Havering Choral Society. a silver cake asket;_and
2;: tradesmen of Romiord and Havering, a. silver

ver.

Tar: Hox. Mmo Tamar um Miss J orczr.

Tho Eon. Milo Talbot will be married to-day at
St. Peter's. Eaton-square. to Mia Eva Joioey. The
following wedding presents havabeen received :—

To the bride :

From the Earl and Count& of Altamont, a parasol ;
Lord and Lady Allendale, silver candlesticlra; Lord
and Indy Bellow. a mumneer; the Dowager I-‘K1?
Bateman, a gilt and glass flower bowl: Sir Hugh and
Lady Blackett, silver menu holders: Lady 301307381
2. silver mirror; Lady Borthwick, a silver scent
bottle ; Theodosia Countess or Cottenham, an enamel
parnsol handle; the Countes of Cassillis, an Algerian
embroidered cushion cover; Lord and Lady William
Cecil, a writing set; Lord and Lady John Joioey-
Cecil, a case of gold dessert spoons and forks ; Master
F. Cecil and the Misses Cecil. a French enamel clock :
Lady Frances and Lady Ioulsa Cecil. a silver basket;
Sophia Lady Paston-Cooper, opera. glaasas L941?
Carew and Lady Cory, 8. china miniature and frame;
the Countas of Dundouald, a. silver-mounted tele-
gram case; Lord and Lady Dnnbo e, Coronation
tea-spoons: Sir George Douglas, a._s' ver tea caddy ;
Lady Edith Drummond, a gilt and glass vac: the
Dowager lllarcbioness of Exeter. a silver box; Lucy
Countess of Egmont, Coronation l'£8rSp001lS: Lady
NestaF‘if2Gera.ld,ahuntlng<n'!<1>g - Lsdy|Fitz”Wygrarn.
a gilt flower vase; Viscount Viscounfess Gough. a
painted fan; Eleanor Visoountea Gort,a silverbcxx:
Lady Waldle-Griilith, an old silver sugar basin and
cream jug; Laura Lady Grant, W01-cater vases; the
Hon. Catherine Hozier, a silver casket; the Hon.
eers.

Lord and Lady Joioey, a silver tea. tray; Mr. and
Mrs. James Ioicey, a gold and enamel clock; M13.

Joieey the bride's mother), a diamond necklace, is
diaruo cross endant, and a pair of diamond
earrings ; the Hon. Arthur and Mrs. Jo). , a tortoise-

shell and silver writing set; Major and Joicey,
an inlaid tray and five silver dishes; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Joicey, a silver bowl; the  Muriel,
Maud, and Audrey Joicey. a silver mkstand; .
J’. G. Ioicey, a. book ; Sir Hubert Jerningharu, a gold
we b et; the Earl and Couotss of Iddes-
leigh, a fan‘; Colonel the Hon. George and Mrs.
Napier, china. candlsticksg Lord and Lady Knares-

bomugh, onyx habpins; Lord and Lady Mowbray

and Stourton. a ninted fun: Viscounta Mount-

garret, cut glam ower vase; lord and Lady New-

lauds, a silver fruit basket and dishes ; the Bishop of

Newcastle and Mrs. Straton, a. fur motor _mufi ; S11‘

Fitzfioy and Lady Maclean, silver fruit dish; Inrd

and Lady Raveusworth. a silver rose bowl; the

Counta of Ravensworth, a. gilt framed mirror;

Lady Mary Savne, a silver and enamel frame; Vis-

count Cyres, a silver box; the Marquis and

Marchloness of Sllgo, a silver bowl; Mr. and Mrs.

Ernat Meyscy-Thompson, a. diamond tiara; Mr.

Victor Meysey-Thompson, a silver breakfast heater;

and the Earl of Wnstmeath, E.l.lV€l.‘ candlestxcks.

To the bridegroom : _

From the b ‘do, a gold watch and a. suit case;
from lord and Lady Talbot de Malahlde, 9. silver tea»
pot, sugar basin, and cream j 0 ; Louisa Lady Walker,
a fruit dish; lll’ajoi~General and Lady Kathleen
Bx-ownlow, a writing case: Ma1oz~Genere.l and the
Hon. Mrs. G. Barker, a silver cruet stand; Colonel
and Mrs. F. Bailey, a plate heater: Major-General
and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, asilver bridge box: Sir
John and Lady Evelyn Cotterell, a pair of breakfast
dishes with heaters; Lord and Lady Dunleath, a.
silver cream jug; llIajox~.Genex-al S11‘ _Charles and]
Lady Alice Fergussou, a pair of candlestxcks; Colonel I
Count Gleicheu. a set of pe'l:ld0l.'v studs ; the Earl and
Countess of Darrnley, antique copper vases; Sir
William Garstin, a case of SD00”-9: Did? E01115?»
3 silver mustard -pot. ; Mr. and Lady Itlonoi-a._IBZod.(?I'oz1,
a silver toast rack; Lord and Lady John ._Toxcey oil.

a. set of .<1i,=‘~h.L°9ve=s_= the. H°*.=- Pm» ‘.3921 Ives». *9“

1m~.A.s.DALrA:énM1sslI.J.uas.
Tho engagement is announced of Ashley Skefington.

rd Daly, M.E.0.8., L.R.O.P., younger son of Frederick

H. Daly, M.D., J.}?., and Mrs. Daly, oi Hackney. to

Maude, daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur 0. Jarngs
of Roundham Head. Paignbom

 

MARRIAGE. _

Ma. Bunxmsnaw AND Miss 1143:.
Miss Gwennie Mars. one or the leading members
of “ The Follies," was marded yesterday to Mr.
‘Henry Bnrlrlnshow, a civil engineer, of Calcutta.
The wedding, which took place at Holy Trinity
Church, Kilburn. was attended by only a. few personal
iirleuds of the bride and bridegroom and several mem-
bers of the Apollo Theatre Company. Mr. Lewis

Sydney was but man. 1
Miss Mars will return to Mr. Pélisslefs company §

after her honeymoon.

DINNER.
Loan AND LADY Knaroanr. -
The Earl and Countess of Kilmorey entertains
the following guests at dinner last night at 5, .Aldtord-
street. Park-lane, W. :-—

TheConntess ofcamarvon, Iords.udLady Richard
Wellesley, Viscount and Viscou11te$ Acheson,

' Villlers, Lieutenantrcolonel the Hon.
Henry Needham, Captain the Hon. Edward Needham,
R.N.. Viscount Newry, the Hon. Francis Neediham,
Count Arco. the'Hon. Mrs. on Grosvenor
and Miss Gnosvenor, the Hon. bait and Mrs.
Grosvenor, the Hon. H and Mrs. Brougham,
the Hon. Alexa. Bertie, the Hon. William Westenra,
the Hon. Mrs. Granville Knox, Sir Vincent Corbett,
Mr. and Mrs. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gordon, Mrs. Woinbwell,
Mrs. _Heneage, Miss Taller-nacho Scott, Captain

Sharpe, and Mr. Guy Vivian.

TEE OPERA.

The attendance at the Opera last night was very
large. The Ducha of Miarllrorcugh was again pre-
sent in a box.cn‘the pit tier. Mrs. Hall Walker, Indy
Mend, and Sir Carl and lady Meyer were in beers on
thesame tier. The Marcbioness of Rinon wssin her-box,
on the grand tier. and with her were Lady J'uliet'Dnf£ ‘
and a party of friends. Florence Lady Nunbumholme 3
was accompanied by the Countess of Chaterfleld, l
and Count and Countess Lutzaw were in the stalls.
Colonel and Mrs. Fludyer again occupied a box, and
I.:gyCa:~ewandI.a.dyCorywe1weintheDukoo!
B oi-d’s box. \-

There were also -present the Earl and Countms of
Earewood. the Marquis of B-ipon, the Hon. Mm.
Rochfort e, Mrs. Meyer _Sa.ssoon, Lord Egerton
of Tatton, rd and Lady Mlchelham, George
Alexander. Mrs. J‘. A. Pease and ms. Pease, Lord
Alwyne Com ton, Sir Edward and Lad Stern,
Viscount casziereggh, Lady Alastair Innes~ er. Lo:-d=‘
Ca:-il Manners, Sir S eucer Maryon-Wilson, Colonel‘

Derenbmg.

Sir Edward Ward, on Mr. and Mrs. Carl

Tar: Dunn on Same Rurm. K

The Duke of Sasso Rufio died suddenly on April 14‘

at Upton Towels. Slough, where he was staying with!

the Princess and M. do Yourkev-itch. The body will ,1

be taken‘ to Naples. and a Requiem Mam will be'
held at the Roman Catholic Church at Slough in the

list days of this week.- ‘

Commrrnna '1‘. U. 'I‘n'nrxr., R.N.

The funeral of Commander Thomas Ulric Thynne,
R.N., will take place at Findon Church to-marrow,
at 1 o'clock. _ The train leaves Victoria at 11 a.m.,
arriving at Worthlng 12.26. Will any one wishing
to attend kindly communicate with Mr. Ulric Thynne,
13, Great Stanhope-street, W., who will arrange ior
the necessary motor-cars to meet the train 3

 
 

THE KING AND QUEEN or TEIE
BELGIANS.

-———-—-Q?--

The King and Queen of the Belgians landed‘
at Gibraltar yesterday and were welcomed by!
the Governor, who accom anied them on a
sightrseeing expedition. tor taking tea at
Government House their Majesties re-embarked
in the Caledonia and left for London.

OBITUARY.
.____.._._.....
Ma. Tao:-us Ammmxo.

 

THE TIMES, TUESDJW

furniture, gum, and in St Saviour’: Church. Colgate. on Thursday.
china; the non. Mrs. de Beaumont-Klein. a Georgian . June 8-


The  will take place at St. Peter's, Eakbui
square, on Thursday, of the Earl of Hardwicko
and Miss Nellie Rusell, daughter of the late Mr. James
Russell, of Auckland, New Zealand, and Mrs. Rusell.
The bride will be attended by her slsl'er,MlsBydney
Russell, Mis Sylvia Morris (her cousin), and Miss
Rosamond Attwood. and will be given away by heu-
mother. The Hon. Bernard Yorke, brother of the
bridegroom, is to be best man. Ptebendary Storrs
and the Rev. Campbell Yorke, cousin of the bride-
groom, will ofiiciate. The reception will be held at
Langton House, Palace-gate, and the honeymoon is
to be spent at Hamble Clifl, Southampton, lcnt by
the Hon. Mrs. Eliot Yorke.

Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, has sent an
antique bureau, some table china, .3 cup , and
bookshelf as wedding gifts to the bridegwom.

Among the other presents are the following :—
From the bridegroom to the bride, a diamond neck-
lace, a. pair of pearl drop earrings, a. sapphire and
diamond ring, and a. sapphire and turquoise ring;
from the bride to the bridegroom, a silver-fitted
dressing case; Mrs. Russell, diamond and pearl
necklace; the Count& of Hnrdwicke, a. pearl and
diamond coisage ornament; Laura. Connttss of

Wilton, a diamond brooch; Miss Sydney Russell, a‘

pearl and sapphire ring; Lady Ravensworth, a
diamond and sapphire pendant; Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Walter, a jewelled bracelet; Lieutenant
Nevile White, R.N.. a. bracelet; the Hon. Mrs. Eliot
Yorke. a. ruby and diamond pendant; the Hon.
Bernard Yorke, diamond and pearl studs: Mr.
James ‘Williamson, 5 diamond bow brooch; Sir
Charla and Lady Rivers Wilson, two gold baskets;
Miss Russell, silver tea.-kettles; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Browning, a. pair of gold bowls; Lord and Lady
Ellenborough, silver toastrracks; 19rd and Lady dc
Rothschild, a. pair of silver centre pieces; the Hon.
Lionel de Rothschild and Mr. Leopold do Rothschild,
chcqugs; Mr. and ‘ Mitchison, a diamond and
emerald pla ue and diamond chain; the Earl and
Count& of zmfrnly, a knife box; Lady Batteisea,
3, pair of sc1-mus; Iajor the Hon. E. St. Aubyn,
apair of gold spoons: Mrs. John Gordon, on enamel
and gold clock; the Hon. Mrs. Walrond, leather
handbag; Lady Brddulph, a. gold fitted box; and
Mrs. Lorillazd, a gold cup.

Loan 0'HAGAN Azvn MISS Smacmzt.

The marriage of Lord O’Ha.gau and Mis Francs
Strachey, daughter of Sir Edward Strachcy, M.P.,
will take place on Thursday at St. Margaret's, Wat-
minster. The Bishop oi Hereford (cousin of the
bride), the Bishop of Colchmter. and Canon Henson
will otficiate, and the bride will be given away by
her father. The Hon. Mary 0’Ha.gan (the bride-
groom’s sister), Miss Amabel Strachey (cousin of
the bride). Mis Wenefrydo Tollemache Scott, the
Mimes Ghitn and Cicely Stanho , Mis Nina. Butler,
and the Miss Marguerite and both do Beaumont-
Klein are to be bridesmaids. Mr. Harold Mclntyre
will be best man. The rece‘ tion will be at 82, Eston-
squnrc, lent by Isabel Marc ionas of Sligo.
_’1.‘1;§ following wedding presents have been re-
CEIT :-—-
. To the bride.—From the bridegroom, 9. diamond
’and _ea.rl pendant, a diamond and emerald ring, a
sapp and diamond brooch, and 3 ink topaz
cram: Lady Strachoy, the lace for the wefdlng gown,
_fonr_I.ouis Quatorze fans. a picture of Philm, a case
of silver tea-spoons. a. silver milk and su basin,
and an enamel bird brooch with diamon drops;
Su-_Edwurd Strachcy, a cheque; Lady 0’Hagan,
a diamond and pear necklace; the American Am-
bn-SSm‘10l-‘ and M13. Whitelaw Reid, 3. silver bread
basket: Earl and Countcm Waldegrave, an old silver
bowl; the Hon. Mary 0’Hagun, a blue enamel and
P9-“'1 Fwd-‘ml’-3 Lucy Counta of Egmont, a. liqueur
Stand and 818§S€3; Lord and Lady Ellenborough,
silver candlestxclcs; the Countms of Altamont, a.
china tea set and tray : Mr. and Mrs. st. Loe Strachey,
a set of table kmva; Lady John Kenned . a. coral
necklace; I-=1d}'_ H3-1‘¢°11-Pt. an umbrella; Isuhal
Marchioneev. of S1130. a glass flower vase ; the Marchion.
as of Tweeddalc. a. t noise buckle ; Ig1fl,gnd]"ady
navel-sl . a slim" tmu‘-$311-lug clock; Lord and Lad
Allen e. 811 llmbrelln; Viscount Peel, :1. sllv:u-- ' t
box;  Fitzmaunce, a life of Inrd Granville;
Eleanor Vxscounfess G_ox-t, a silver box; Earl and
Countess Carrington, silver candlaticks: Lord and
Lady Westbury, a silver mkstaud: Countess Liitzow.
silver Candlesticks: Lord and 103? Mersey, a. book;
Mme. Kato, an embroidered Japanese lcture; Lord
and Lady H-ylton, a book ;the Dowager y Wynfopfl
and the Missw B515, _=!- leaf-her f00t'StO0l_: Mr. and
Mrs. Hobhouse, a pair of silver candlestxeks; lord
and Lady Pentlan _a. silk cushion; the Marquis
and Marchiaues of Sh o. a silver sugar basin; and
Lord and Indy Wynfor afan. Sir Edward Strachey's
constituents inbouth Somcmet. a air of Queen Anne
silver candelabra and silver can esticlrs to match.
Misc Roberts and children of Stowey School. Somexset,
a. riding whip; the cottagers on the Sutton Court
estate, silver sultcellars; the outdoor servants at
Sagan Court, a silver incékztandz the servant?! at
So on Court on 27, ogan ens. a s ver
auger; and the senants on the Sol: :1 Court estaffls
a. ’versalveran twoflower vasa. '
To the brid m.—Fmrn the Ducha of Albany.
1. walking-stick; from the bride, s silver-fitted dressing.

nes ‘ Uountess Antoinette ra penneun,
:n‘;ilrv:rnu d; Mrs. George Napier, ‘:1. pair of
decanters; Earl and Countess Robe a pair of
silver vases; Viscountess Stratlmllan and the Missm
Dmmmond, an anti 9 liqueur case; Major-_Gen_eral
the Hon. Sir R. and y Talbot, 9. silver fi"tlll': dish;
the Hon. J. B. Talbot, silver saltoellams; Mr. E.
Talbot, an umbrella; and the Hon. B. and Mrs.
Talbot, 3 silver kettle and tray.

Tm-: Hos. Fanrcza Naunmn: ALB MISS Conan.

The Hon. Francis Needham, who is to be married
to Miss Esther Combo to-day at the Guards Chapel,
has received the following wedding presents :-

From the servants at 5,Aldford-street. a. silver ink-
stand; the servants and employee at Mourne Park,
a. tuntalus: Mr. Combo, a gun; lifiss Constance
and Mr. John Combo, 9 fitted luncheon case; Lady
Petre, four silver salt-cellars ; ofllcors of the Grenadier
Guards, 2. grand piano and a. set of table silver; the
Countess of Carnarvon, 8. silver kettle; the Earl of
Jersey, tea and breakfast services; Mrs. F. Womb-
well, two breakfast dishes : the Hon. Mary Westenra,
Oriental coffee cups; the Misses Marjorie and Eileen
Combo, 9. silver cigar box ; Lord and Lady ore,
four silver salt-cellars; La.ddvnlHersey Baird, a. leather
box: Lord and Lady Wear e, a set of china vases;
Mr. R. Stewart Menzies, an antique clock; the Mar-
chioness of Ehveeddale, a barometer; Mr. and Mrs.
John Grenfell, a breakfast heater: MIs- Algernon
Grosvenor and Grosvenor, two silver dishes
on tra. .

Mi’syCo1nbe has received the following presents, in
addition to those already ublished in The Times :—
From Sir R. and Lady arton, a set of tortoise-
shell brushes and mirror; Mr. Allan Mackenzie,
a. travelling cushion; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Grant,
9. watch ; Miss Cfilvia. Gmnfell, :1. diamond and ruby
ring; the Hon. :3. Mulholland, a silver cream jug;
Mr. G. B. F. Rowley. tour silver flower vases; Sir
John Fuller, 2: silver bon-bon dish. '

Tan HON. Amuaxox Smtrrr Am) sum Hos. Eu
Bnuca.

The following presents. in addition to those which
have already been announced in The Times, have
been received by Captain the Hon. Algernon Strutt.
and the Hon. Eva Bruce, who are to be mauled
to-morrow at St. Margaret's, Westminster.

To the bridegz-oom.—-—From Mr. and the Hon. Mrs.
Molcolmson, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Allix, the Hon_
Norah, the Hon. Margaret, and the Hon. Muriel
Strntt, a canteen of silver; Countess Howe, a gold
and turquoise pencil ; Lord Vivian, a. gold matchbox ;
Lord Worsloy, a clock; Mr. J. J. Astor, silver sweet
dishes; Lord and Lady Loch, a gold mounted cane;
Mr. and Mrs. Tollemsche, a silver tautalus; Lady
Mabel Coke, a. silver inkstand and watch ; the Hon.
Henry Lygon, a walking stick : Lady Evelyn Cobbold,
a. set of waistcoat buttons; Mr. Denis Le Marchant,
a. china breakfast set; Lord and.Lady Crawshsw,
two silver bowls; the Dowager Viscountess Powers-

court. two Shefileld glare candelabra; Sir Kenelm
and the Hon. Lady
Herbert Strutt, a silver tea tra ; the Earl and
Countess of Dunmore, two glass ecante ; ofllcers
of the 1st Life Guards, large silver solver; Mr. and
Lady Dorothy Meynell, a silver tea. caddy; Lady
Joan and the Hon. Gerald Legge, two silver mustard

ots; the Down er Countess of Dunmore, a button-

ole watch; 1'. 9 Hon. Arthur Chichester, Mrs.
Ohichestor, and the Hon. Lilah Winglield, breakfast
dishes and heater; Lord and Lady Ernest St. Maur,

two silver sauce-boats; Sir Ernes and Lady Puget,
a silver codee-pot and milk-pot; Lady w, 3
silver-topped bottle; Sophia Lad Paston-Cooper,

a. silver ash-tray; Sir He

dt H Lad
Marchnnt, two silver .1 *3‘ ° °n‘ VI”

_ _ _ dishes: Mr. and Lady
Brag Dalrymple-Hamilton,-silver sweet dishes;
Lo 0'Ha.gan, a. silver map mmmc; the Dowager
Countess of Leicester, two silver and glass jugs;
Sir Hervey and Indy Bruce, 3.-gold pencil; Messrs.
R. and H. .Woodfleld, and the emplo-yéa of Kingston
Gypsum Mines. :3 silver tea-get, su basin, and
cream jug; Lord Bolper's 'o ' ' and
Derbyshire tenant:-y, a silver cup; Lord Belpex-'3
Leicestcrshlre tcnantry, a silver salver; estate
rdeners and house servants, in silver solver ; Viscount
on, Indy Mabel and Lady Violet Anson, a. set
of silver tea knives; Lord lllontgomerie, a. silver
calendnr; the teachers and schoolchildren at
Kingston, two silver candlesticks; and hard and
Lady 0. mrd, silver spoons. .

.’.l‘o the bx-ld_e.—_From the bridegroom,.'a diamond
and sapphire rmg ; Lord Aherdam, pearl and diamond
earrings; vloulsa lady Vivian, n .ma.g-blg fi ;
the Dowager Marchiones of Exeter, a. silver-fill;
Sir George and Indy Cooper, 1:. rl necklace with a
bow of pearls and diamonds : dy 1\"ay1or-Ieyland,
two silver dishes; Colonel Janna and ofiicers of the
5th Welsh Regiment, :1 silver rose-bowl; and apt.-rin
find ms. Archibald Welsalla 8 diamond and sapphire

roach.

Ms. A. T. Honasox um Miss C. L. Haavrar.
The ‘marriage between Mr. Arthur Thornton
30585011. of Highlands, Bolney. Susan, and Constance

Le on1Ydanghteroftb.eIte..E.D. ,
o1nI!31::d'inzwood. Fay Gate. susiex. wm‘.:.:.'%“£'x.‘§.

lgby, a silver inkstand; Mr.‘

The death took place on Saturday, at his residence
at Abbots Langley, Hertiordshire, of Mr. Thomas
Ar-inslzong, C.B.
Mr. Armstrong was the eldest son of the late Mr.
Thomas Armstrong, of Fallowfield, Manchester,
and wasboruin 1832. He wasapupil ofAry Schefler,
and in 1853 went to study art in Paris. where Du
,Ma.urier, Whistler, and Sir Edward Poynter were
among his associates. He lived in Algiers in 1858
and 1859, and in the following year worked with
Du Maurier at Dfiseldorf. He exhibited in the Royal
Academy from 1885 to 1877, and for the four following
years at the Grosvenor Gallery. In 1881 he was
appointed Director for Art in the Department of!
Science and Art. retaining this omoe until l898.i
He was made a QB. in the latter year. Among his.
dint‘ were “Feed1ng‘ Pi eons,” “ A irrl ‘ ‘
En Euézroid Frame," § The Harbgur %:.i-dug
Teignmouth," and " The Riviera of Genoa in Spring.”
He married in 1881 Alice Mary. daughter of Colonel‘

J. J. Brine, of Torquay.
‘The fume:-nl will take place at Abbots Langley at

3.15 p.m. to-morrow.

Mr. W. Moran Gurmam.

Mr. Walter Murray Guthrie died yaterday at
his residence, Duart Castle, Isle of Mull, after a long
illness.

He was born in 1869, and was a. son of the late
Mr. J. A. Guthrie. of Craigie (a director. and at one
time Governor, of the Bank of England), by his mar-
riage with Ellinor, daughter of Admiral Sir Jama
Stirling. He was educated at Eton and Trinity
Hall, Cambridge. From. 1899 to 1806 he sat in the
House of Commons as Conservative member for the‘
Bow and Bromley Division or the Tower Hamlets,
retiring at the General Election in the latter year.
From 1903 to 1909, when, owing to ill-health, he
resigned, he was Alderman of Cornhill Ward in
the City of London. He served during part of the
Boer War in theField Ambulance operations. He
was a. partner in the firm of Masra. Chalmers, Guthrie,
and Co., of Idol-lane, a. director of the London Joint
Stock Bank, of the Commercial Union Amurance
Company, and of the National Discount Company,
one of his Majaty’s Lleutenants of the City of London, ‘
and a. member of the Merchant Taylors‘ Company. a

He married, in l894, Olive Louisa. Blan youngat,‘
daughter of Sir John Leslie, dist baronet. of Glaslough, '
and Lady Constance Leslie, sister of the fourth:
Earl of Portarllngton. There were two sons and:
two daughters of the marriage. One of his sisters}
is Lady Rodd, wife of the British Ambassador at}
Rome, and another in the Hon. Mrs. Edward Montag-u- |
Stuart-Wortley, of Hxghclifle Castle, Christchurch,-
Hia elder brother. Mr. D. C. Guthrie, was Line;-all
member for South Northamptonshim from 1892 to:

1896.
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WILLS.
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Mr. James Gonnsnmrn, of Milton, Portsmouth,‘
who died on February 23, left estate of the
value of £146,423, with net personalty £35,409.

Mr. Tnoaus Hmmv Srraraims, of Maids+one,5
Cathedral-road, Cardiff, retired solicitor, one of me!
first Omcial Receivers! Bankruptcy, who died on 1

anuary 15, 79, t (state of th gross ax ' 1
£52,719, witlfiig personalty sworn at»e£52,48; ne 0

Mm. E‘r£nrI.r.~m Favour.-1-rs Ixonm, of 3901
Hall, near Beddlwh. roprletzrm of Richard Hemming
and Son, of Redditc , needleand fish hook man“.
facturers. who died on October 28, aged 43, “mow
of Mr. Walter Herbert Ingram, left estate of the gross
value of £19,069, with not personalby £11,053.

Sm. Gaannns Fnsnmxcx Lumz, of Lima-road,
I<‘ol‘k$tone, late Judge of the S reme Court of
Jamaica, who died on February 2 , aged 54, 1551»,
estate of the gross -value at £2,469, with thg neg;
per-sonalty sworn at £2,088;

 

 
 

THE PHILLIPPS SALE.
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Mcxrs. Sotheby, _Wilkinson, and Hodge 
yesterday the five days‘ sale of a fmther (the 15th)
portion of the extensive collection of clasicnl, his.
torical, and other manuscripts, formed by the late
Sir Thomas Phillipps. Bt. A reference to some of
the more important lots was made in The Timw of
March 2'9. Yaterday 215‘ lots realized £1,337 135,

ADVERTISEMENTS or Household Servant: Dig-
cngaged and Requiring Plocaa, oi Gardeners, Ohoufieu",
and Goad”-nan, Board and Residence I718 Apsnmmu,
litmus Wanted and to be 56. Pmnerahip: and In.

vmmaus. Mason-ave Ior Sale ¢nd__W¢n:ed, and Schaélg,
mllbeloundonpogu 2. 14. 15, and 25 .


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