N° 32 983
LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1890
Price: 3d.
BIRTHS
O n the 7th inst., LADY MAUD WOLMER, of a
son.
O n the 8th April, at West Mount, Dover, the wife of
RODNEY VENITY, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES
O n the 5th April, at St. John’s Anglican Church,
Buenos Ayres, by the Rev. R.G. Gilliam,
FREDERICK MARK WALLACE, of Buenos Ayres,
and ELIZABETH CONSTANCE, second daughter of
J.H. FRASER, of Newbury.
DEATHS
O n the 30th March, JONATHAN SMALL, of
injuries received in a “hit and run” carriage
accident.
O n the 6th inst., CLARA MERCY, youngest daughter
of the late JOHN PERKINS, or Cornwall, after five
months of painful but patient suffering.
O n the 8th inst., at 2, First Avenue, Brighton,
CAPT. JAMES BARNARD NICHOLS, late 1st
Royal Dragoon, aged 34.
F UNERALS — COBAY’S for FUNERALS.
F UNERALS by Clarence Robinson.
L ONDON NECROPOLIS, Brookwood. Private
Station. Near Woking. 500 acres exquisitely
planted. Most beautiful
cemetery
in Europe.
50 minutes from private station, adjoining Waterloo.
Refreshment and retiring rooms. Cheap return tickets
on Sunday for visitors. Charges fixed by Parliament.
C REMATION,
Embalmment,
Funerals.—
WINSTON RAWLINSON, proprietor of the
Reformed Funerals Company. Burials in and out of
London. Telegrams — Winston Rawlinson, London.
Fixed charges for high class work. Reformed Funerals
Company.
PERSONAL, &C.
E RROL — Welcome Home. — Violette.
J ONAS — Regretted not keeping appointment;
will you forgive and arrange again?— S.E.
F ITCHETT — Any one who
can
give
INFORMATION as to the family or relatives
of Jacob Fitchett, who was last heard of as serving
on the United States steamship, Dakota, is requested
to COMMUNICATE with Cunningham and
Davenport, Solicitors, 13 Chancery Lane, Lincoln’s
Inn, London, WC, who know of something to
his advantage.
W ILL any LADY or GENTLEMAN assist a
young lady in very reduced circumstances
with the LOAN of £100 to enable her to learn a
profession which would place her in an immediate
position to gain a competency to support