Ward, Rev. Arthur R, M. A., Vicar of St. Clement's, Cambridge. -25. Whitbread, Lady Mary, of Rutland

gate.

Williams-Freeman, William Peere, Esq., Clapton, Northamptonshire, formerly in Diplomatic Service.-18. OCTOBER.

Gower, Robert Frederic, Esq., oft
Glandowan, Castle Malgwyn,
Pembrokeshire, J.P.-12.
Grant, Sir Archibald, seventh Baronet, Anderson, the Rev. Alexander, M.A.,
Griffith, William Pettit, an eminent
of Monymusk, J.P. and D.L. - 4. LL.D., founder of Chanonry House
School, Old Aberdeen.-25.
Anderson, Rev. Richard, of Aiskew
House. Bedale, Yorkshire.-24.
Arnold, Rev. Charles, Hon. Canon of
Peterborough, Rector of Tinwell.-

architect and archaeologist.-14. Gunning, Thomas Wyatt, Esq.,

barrister-at-law -14. Hawkins, John Gurney, Esc, of Hitchin -17.

Browne, Dr James Collis, St. Law-Hay, the Hon. Francis George, second son of the Eari and Countess of Kinnoull.-11.

Buxton, Elizabeth, Dowager Lady.28.

Hooper, the Rev. Charles John, M.A., Hornby, William Henry. J.P. and LL.D, D.C.L.-28.

Ferrers, Marmion Edward, J P. and D L., senior coheir of the barony of Ferrers, of Chartley.-23. Knightley, the Rev. Henry Charles, formerly Vicar of Combrooke.-14. Medley, Major-Gen. Julius George, RE, formerly Consulting Engi-Jones,

neer Governm-nt of India.-12 Otway. Captain Cecil Alfred Tufton, of Newcastle Court, Radnorshine,

J.P. and D.L.-18
Riall, Phineas, Esq., of Old Conna
Hill, co Dublin, J.P. and D L -15.
Ross, George, Esq., of Pitcalnie, co.
Ross, J P. and D.L.

Roy, Mr. EA, Ass-Keeper of Printed
Books, British Museum -14.
Stephen, the Rev. Canon, Incumbent
of St Paul's, Sydney -20.
Shipman, Rev. Thomas Trafford,
M.A, Rector of Lydiard Tregoz,
Wilts, Hon. Canon Carlisle.-27.
Torrens,

Sr Robert Richard
G.C M.G., formerly M.P. for Cam-
bridge.-31.
Wharncliffe, Georgiana Elizabeth,
Dowager Lady.-21.
Wood, William Rayner, Esq., of
Single on Lodge, Lancashire, J.P.
and D.L.-20.

SEPTEMBER.
Arthur. Thomas, Esq., of Glanomera.
co. Clare, of an anciert county
family.-12.

Bagot, the Rev. Charles W..
Chancellor of Bath and Wells -10
Barnes, Colonel, commanding Royal
Artillery, Alexandria.-28.

Bates, William, Esq, surgeon of
Borough Hospital. Winson-green,
Birmingham, editor of "The
Maclise Gallery of Portraits."
Beresford-Peirse, Lady Adelaide.—

29.

Berrington, the Rev. William Morgan

Davies, J.P., Rector of Noltoncum-Roch, Pembrokeshire.-21. Bingley, Henry, Esq., of Higham, Essex, J.P. 22.

Blake, Admiral Patrick John,
Tburston, Bury St Edmunds.-29.
Bray, Major General George
Frederick Campbell, late Colonel of
the 96th-26.

Browne, Walter Raleigh, Esq.,
Fellow of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, an accomplished mathema-
tician and writer.-4.
Bullen, the Rev. Edward, Rector of
Eastwell, near Melton Mowbray.
Canning, the Hon. Catherine,
daughter of the late Viscount
Stratford De Redcliffe.-7.
Cayley, Edward Stilling fleet, Esq., of
Wydale, York, J.P. and D.L.-10.
Corfield, General Frederick Brooke,
of the Bengal Infantry.-2.
Dickinson, Robert, of Shotley House,
Durham, J.P., &c.-9.
Domvile, Sir William

Compton,

D.L., formerly M.P for Blackburn. Hughes, the Rev Henry Hunter, B D., formerly Fellow and Tutor Charles H. Esq, J.P, four of St. John's, Cambridge.-4. times Mayor of Huddersfield. Keane, Charlotte Maria, Dowager Lady.-8.

Leigh, the Hon. Gilbert Henry Chandos, M.A., M.P. for South Warwickshire, J.P. and D.L Levinge, Sir Richard George Augustus, seventh Baronet, formerly M.P. for Westmeath. Lidderdale, Thomas W., Esq., of the British Museum; distinguished as a Scandinavian scholar.-4

Livesey, Joseph, Esq., father of the Bank

teetotal movement, of parade, Preston.--2. Londonderry, Elizabeth Frances Charlotte, Marchioness of.-2 Milton, Rev. Welbury, Hon. Canon Ripon, Vicar of Mauningham. - 12 Moore, Major - General George Frederick.

Morris, the Rev. John, the oldest minister of the English Presbyterian Church.

Mot eram, the Hon James, Q.C.,
Judge of the Birmingham County
Court.-19.

Murray, Anthony, Esq., of Dollerie,
Perthshire -16
O'Shaughnessy, Michael, Esq., Q.C.,
of Bruree, Limerick.-28.
Paget, the Rev. Edward Heneage,

formerly Vicar of Hoxne, Suffolk.
-29.

Pennant, Colonel the Hon. Archibald

Douglas, Northamptonshire.-8. Pigot, the Rev. Hugh, Rector of Stretham. Cambridgeshire, author of "The History of Hadleigh." Radcliffe, John Netten, Esq., Medical Inspector of the Privy Council and Local Government Board. Ransome, William Richard, Esq., a well-known agriculturist. Reed, the Rev. John, Vicar of Newburn, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Richards, Thomas Vaughan, Esq., Q.C.-26.

Rowe, Richard Charles, Esq., M.A,

Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Professor of Pure Mathematics University College, London.

-21

Rumler, General Randal, Colonel of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

13.

Russell, W, Esq..

many years Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery-5. Seafield, Louisa Emma, Dowager Countess of -2.

Sempill, the Right Hon. Maria Janet, Baroness.-5.

Seton, Sir James Lum den, eighth Bart. of Pitmedden, Aberdeen.-

28. Simmons, the Rev. Thomas Frederick, M A., Canon of York, and Rector of Dalton Holme, Hull. Smith-Barry, Lady Mary, of Marbury Hall, Chesbire.-21. St John, the Hon. and Rev. Edmund Tudor, M.A., of Bletsbo. -- 30. Turner, Horace. E-q., of Liverpool, originator of reforms in the Dock Board warehouse systein. -1. Veitch, the Rev William Douglas, of Eliok, Dumfries, formerly Vicar of St. Saviour's, Paddington. -1.

2.

Barham, Dr. Charles. J.P., Truro. Blundell, the Hon. Beatric Holinshead, formerly Maid of Honour to the Queen.-3. Bontein, James, Esq., H.M. C'erk of the Robes, and Gentleman Usher to the Queen ---16. Carrick, the Countess of, widow of the third Earl of Carrick.-13. Chaloner, Admiral Thomas, C.B., of! Guisborough. York, D.L-20. Craven, Augustus, Esq., formerly of the Diplomatic Service.-4. Crofton, Parsons, Esq., of Mohill, co. Leitrim.-23.

Denison, Christopher Becket, J.P.

and DL-30

Bonham - Carter, John, Esq.. of
Hants, J.P. and D.L, formerly
M.P. for Winchester.-26.
Browne, the Hon. and Very Rev.
Henry Montagu, M.A., Dean of
Lismore.-24.

Burney, Admiral James, of Teddington.

Colclough, Mrs. Rossborough, of
Tintern Abbey, co. Wexford.
Devereux, the Hon. Mrs. Flora Mary,
of Clanronald.-5.
Dupuis, the Rev. George John, M.A.,
Vice-Provost of Eton College.-22.
England, General Poole Vallancy,
Colonel Commandant of the Royal
Artillery.-6.

Farrar, the Rev. John. a leading member of the Wesleyan Ministry. Fawcett, the Right Hon. Henry,

M.P., Postmaster-General -6. Graeme, Captain Alexander J., R N.,

Inchbrakie and Aberuthven.-14. Grant, Sir Alexander, tenth Baronet of Dalvey, Principal and ViceChancellor of the University of Edinburgh, LL D., D.C.L.-30. Goring, Sir Charles, ninth Baronet, J.P., Sussex.-3. Hamond, William Parker, Esq, J.P. and D L., Cambridgeshire.-12. K.CS.I, formerly of the Bengal Harvey, Sir George Frederick.

Civil Service.-4. Hulme, Frederick William, Esq., an admired landscape-painter.-14. Hume, the Rev. Canon, LL D., archaeologist and traveller.-21.

Jephson, Sir James Saumarez, third

Baronet, Retired Commander
R.N.-17.

Lawrence, Lieut.-General Sir George
St. Patrick, K.C.S I., C.B.-16.
Leifchild, Henry Stormont, Esq., a
well-known sculptor.
Longfield, the Right Hon. Mounti-
ford, PC, LL.D., Dublin.-21.
Londonderry, the Most Hon. George
William
Henry Robert Charles
Vane-Tempest. fifth Marquis.-5.
Marjoribanks, Sir John, of Lees,
Berwick, third Baronet, M.A. aud
DL-18

Marett, Sir Robert Ripon, of Jersey.

Henry, J.P. Cornwall.-12. Richards, Lieut.-General Robert, Bombay Staff Corps.-13. Richardson, John Crow, Esq. of Pant-y-gwydr, Swansea, all of Glanbrydan Park, Carmarthenshire, J.P.-10.

Romilly, the Hon. Arthur, son of
John, Lord Romilly.-14.

Ross, Charles, Esq., half a century in
the Reporters' Gallery in both
Houses of Parliament.-5.
Rowley, Sir Charles, second Baronet,

D.L. for Norfolk.--23.
Saunders, Lady Anne, of Gatestone,
Sherbrooke,
Upper Norwood.-28.
the

Baxter, Miss, of Ellangowan, founded
Dundee University College.-19.
Bayly, Colonel Edward symes, of
Ballyarthur, Wicklow, J.P. and
D.L.-26.
Bedingfeld, Felix William George
Richard, Esq., C.M., formerly
Colonial Secretary, Mauritius.---7.
Bebreus, Laay Doris, wife of Sir
Ja:ob Behrens.-31.
Blakeney, the Rev. Richard Paul,
D.D., Vicar of Bridlington.-31.
Bowles, John Samuel, Esq., Milton
Hill, Berks, J.P. and D.L.-25.
Bradshaw, Thomas Joseph, Judge of
the County Court, Northumberland.

Crook. Joseph, Esq., formerly M.P. for Bolton.-S.

De Fortunato, the Marquis.-28.
Feilden, the Rev. Henry James, M.A.,
Rector of Kirk Lang.ey.-21.
Fitz-Simon, Christopher O'Connell,
Esq., of Glencullen, in the county
of Dublin, and Ballinamona, in the
county of Wicklow, J.P. and D.L.
French, the Ven. Thomas FitzGerald,
Archdeacon of Killaloe and Rector
of Castleconnell.-30.
Fuller, the Right Rev. Dr., Bishop,
Canada.

Girdlestone, the Rev. Edward, M.A.,
Canon of Bristol Cathedral and
Vicar of Preston.-4.
Goulding, William, Esq., of Summer-
hill, Cork. J.P. and D.L., formerly
M.P. for the city.-8.
Hartopp, Edward Bourchier, Esq.,
formerly M.P. for Leicestershire.-
31.

Hastings, Lady Frances, Franklands,
Sussex.-30.

Henley, the Right Hon. Joseph
Warner, of Waterpery, Oxford,
D.C.L, J.P. and D.L., formerly
M.P. for Oxfordshire.-9.
Hearn, Major-General Charles Shuck-
burgh, CIE, formerly Inspector-
General of Police, Madras.-13.
Jacobs, the Ven. Archdeacon, Dean
of Christ Church -20.
Kenyon-Slaney, William, Esq. of
Hatton Grange, Shropshire, J.P.
and D.L.-10.

Kerr, Mother Henrietta Mary Emma,
of the Sacred Heart.-4.
Lentaigne, the Rev. Joseph, SJ.,
M.A., Trinity College, Dublin.-

Mends, Vice-Admiral George Butler Clark.-13.

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1885. JANUARY.

A'Court, Hon. Henry Holmes, R.N. Allgood, Lancelot John Hun er, Esq., of Nunwick, Northumberland, J P. and D.L-22.

Anthony, Charles, Esq., proprietor of the Hereford Times, which he founded fifty-three years ago, taking part in its production to the day of his death.

Aston, James Jones, Esq., Q.C.-17.
Aylesford, the Right Hon. Hentage
Finch, seventh Earl of.
Barbour, Robert, Esq., of Bolesworth
Castle, Cheshire, J.P. and D.L.-

ana.-18.

Baxter, Dr. Evan Buchanan,

F.R.C.P., formerly Professor of Materia Medica in King's College.-14. Bilke, Edward, Esq., of Chestersquare; known for his benevolence and princely donations to hospitals. Bland, Thomas Davison, Esq., of Kippax Park, Yorkshire, J.P. and D.L.-16.

Bristowe, Lady Alicia Mary, at Datchet House, Bucks.-31. Browne, Lady Agnes Elizabeth.-17. Budd, General Richard, retired Madras Army.--22.

Burnaby, Lieutenant-Colonel, killed

at the Battle of Abou Klea.-17.

Carmichael, Major Ludovick Monte

fiore, 5th Lancers, at Abou Klea. Cator, Lady Loui-a, at her residence in Bryanston-square.-7. Cutton, the Rev. John, Prebendary of Norton, Hereford.--16. Cole, Henry Thoma, Esq., Q C., formerly M.P. for Penryn and Fal

mouth.-5.

Conroy, the Lady Alicia, widow of Sir Edward Conror, Bart.-21. Cook, the R v. William, D.D., an esteemed minister of the Methodist New Connexion.

Coote, Henry Charles, Esq, F.S.A., lawyer and antiquary.-4. Davies, Dr. Herbert, F.R.C.P., Con

sulting Physician to the London Hospital.-11.

Deedes, John, Esq., of the Inner Temple and South-Eastern Circuit. Dundonald, the Right Hon. Thomas

Barnes Cochrane, eleventh Earl of.-15.

Eliot, William. Esq (Eliot. Pearce,
and Co.), bankers. The oldest Free-
mason in the world, having been
initiated seventy years ago.-20.
Ferguson, Colonel John Stephenson,
2nd Life Guards.-11.
Fetherstonhaugh, Charles, Esq.. of
Staffield Hall, Cumberland, J.P.
and D.L.--10.
Findlater, Dr. Andrew, many years
associated with Messrs. Chambers,
of Edinburgh.-1.
Fraser, the Hon. John, of New South
Wales.

Freer. Colonel, commanding the
Halifax Regimental Depot.-30.
Fullerton, Lady Georgiana Charlotte,
sister of Earl Granville.-19.
Hall, the Rev. William, Rector of
Little Saxham, Suffolk.-14.
Hardy. Lady Laura, wife of Sir John
Hardy, Bart.-19.

Hertslet, William James. Esq, H.M.

Consul East and West Prussia-12 Higgins, Charles Longuet, Esq, of

Turvey Abbey, Bedfordshire.-23. Hosken, Vice-Admiral James.-9. Hyde, John, Esq., D.L., of Creg, formerly of Castle Hyde, Cork.-3. Keppel, Lady Maria Anne.-8. Kingsale, Adelaide, Dowager Lady, widow of twenty-ninth Baron.-21 Lanchester, Dr. Henry Thomas, Park House, Croydon.-8. Lethbridge, John Christopher Baron,! J.P. and D.L, of Tregcare.-8. Lewis, the Rev. William Garrett, a prominent Baptist minister. London, Right Rev. John Jackson, DD, Lord Bishop of. Lumley, Major James Rutherford, late Assist. Adj.-General, Bengal Army.-24.

Macgregor, Lady Letitia Louisa, of Carisbrooke House, Isle of Wight.

-5.

Macpherson, Cluny, of Cluny, chief
of the Clan Macpherson.
Normanby, the Right Hon. Laura,
Marchioness of.-26.

O'Connell, Morgan, Esq., formerly
M.P. for Meath.-20.
O'Leary, Surgeon-General Thomas
C. He served with the 68th Light
Infantry at the siege and fall of
Seba-topol, receiving the Crimean
and Turkish medals.
Paske, the Rev. Edward, diocese of
Norwich.

Pope, Major-General George, C.B.,

late H.EI.C.8.-20.

Quinn, the Most Rev. Dr, for many years Roman Catholic Bishop of Bathurst.

Ribton, Dowager Lady Emily, of

Woodbrook.

Ricketts, Admiral Sir Cornwallis, second Baronet, of Leicester-39.

Rigaud, Major-General Gibbes, late 60th Royal Rifles. -1. Robertson, Patrick Francis, Esq., late of Halton House, Hastings, J.P. and D.L.-20.

Rodd, the Rev. Charles, formerly Rector of North Hill, Launceston. -16.

Salis, Amelia, Countess de, widow of sixth Count de Salis-8. Scott, Colonel the

Hon. Charles

Grantham -5. Smyth, P. J., Eq, of Loan Fund Board, Ireland.-12. Steel, Lady Elizabeth, wife of Sir John Steel, Knight, R.S.A.-26. St. Vincent, the Right Hon. John Elward Leveson Jervis, fourth Viscount, of Meaford, Stafford.-17. Thistlethwayte, Mrs. Elizabeth Catharine, Southwick Park, Hants.-22. Thornton, the Rev. T., M. A., late Fellow and Tutor of University College, Durham.--7. Torrington, Mary Anne, Viscountess. Turner, the Rev. Dawson William, D.C.L.-29.

Vivian, Letitia, Lady, widow of

Richard Hussey, first Lord Vivian,
G.C.B.-4.

Waller, Colonel William F. F., V.C.,
Bombay Staff Corps.
Whichcote, the Rev. Christopher,

M.A., Rector of Aswarby, and
Vicar of Swarby.-4.
Wilton, the Right Hon. Edward

Arthur Holland Grey Egerton, third Earl of --18.

Wodehouse, Lady Dulcibella Jane, daughter of sixteenth Erroll.-10.

Earl

of

FEBRUARY. Arengo-Cross, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Alaric E., 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders.-28.

Fyre, Lieut.-Colonel Philip Homan,
of the South Staffordshire Regi-
ment (late 38th).-10.
Falconer, the Rev. William, formerly
Rector of Bushey, Herts.-9.
Fegen, Frederick James, Esq, C.B.,
R.N., of Ballinlonty, Tipperary.-1.
Gilbert, Miss, the lady President of
the Association for Promoting the
General Welfare of the Blind.
Goold Adams, Captain Francis
Michael, R.A., Ass. superintendent
of the School of Gunnery.-26.
Gough, Major Wilfred Arbuthnot
Royal Dragoons, killed in action at
Abou Klea.

Hadfield, M. E, Esq., architect.
Hill, the Hon. Emily Noel, daughter
the fourth Lord Berwick.-14.
Hume -
Mrs.
Rothery,
Catherine,
youngest daughter of the late
Joseph Hume, M P -12.
Jenkin, Mrs. Charles, author of

several novels.

Johnson, Captain Cecil Godschall,
San Fernando and
Knight of
Isabella la Catolica Spain, late of
Queen's Foreign Service.-11.
Johnstone, Lady Eleanor.-26.
Lowell, Mrs., wife of the United
States Minister, London.-19.
Lumsden, Lady Mary, sister of the
Earl of Stamford.-15.
Lyon, Colonel Francis, Royal

Artillery, Superintendent of the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich. Maberley, Colonel William Leader,

formerly Sec. to the Post-Office, and M.P. for Westbury, Northampton, and Shaftesbury. Macintyre, General Andrew William, the C.B., of Royal (Madras) Artillery.-27. MacCabe, Cardinal, at Dublin.-11. Maxwell, General Edward Herbert, C.B.-24.

Middleton, William Joseph, Esq., of Myddleton Lodge, Yorkshire.-

Phillimore, Sir Robert Joseph, Bart., P.C., D.C.L, late Judge of the High Court of Admiralty.-4. Pierce, Major-General Thomas, of the Bengal Staff Corps (retired).-3. Platt, Lady Augusta, widow of Sir Thomas Platt, formerly Baroa of the Exchequer.-16. Poole, Lieut.-Colonel Matthew Conway, M.S.C., Deputy Commissioner, British Burmah.-28. Pritchett, the Rev. William Henry, Powys, Commander George, R.N. M.A., Rector of St. Paul's, Old Charlton, Kent.-12. Sainton-Dolby, Madame, emitent for the young and her interest in Shaw-Lefevre, Lady Rachel Emily. as a contralto singer.-18.

Askwith. Lieutenant William Bayne,
Royal Engineers.-27.
Avonmore, the Right Hon. Barry
Nugent Yelverton, fifth Viscount,
Baron Yelverton.-13.
Barwell, Mrs., of Norwich, an
authoress well known for her works

Chichester, the Hon. Francis Algernon.

Coke, the Rev. George Francis, M.A., of Lemore, Herefordshire, Vicar of Titley, a descendant of George Coke, Bishop of Hereford, one of the twelve Bishops imprisoned by Parliament.-13. Curzon, the Hon. Edward Cecil, J.P. and D.L -12. Douglas-Gresley, Robert Archibald, of High Park, co. Worcester, J.P. and D. L.-13. Earle, Major-General. died from wounds received at Kerbekan, in the Soudan.-10. Everest, George, Esq., C.B., &c.-21.