1882. AUGUST.

Anne, George, J.P., of Burghwallis
Hall, Yorks.-25.
Baker, Sir George, 3rd Baronet.-27.
Berkeley, Right Hon. Thos. Moreton
Fitzhardinge, Earl of.-27.
Charrington, Lieut. H., R. N.,
assassinated by Arabs.
Gill, Captain W. J., R.N., assas-
sinated by Arabs.

Hill, Rev. Pascoe Grenfell, B.A.-28.
Ilchester, the Right Hon. Sophia
Penelope, Dowager Countess of,
widow of first Lord Hylton.-27.
Kendall, Harry, the Australian Poet.
Knight, Colonel Alfred.-17.
Maclean, Major-General John Nor-
man, Madras Army.-29.
Montmorency, Lieutenant-Colonel
Charles, Royal Engineers.-26.
Palmer, Professor E. H., M.A., mur-
dered by Arabs.
Rawnsley, the Rev. Robert Drum-
mond Burrell, M. A., J.P.-31
Reynolds, Lady, widow of Admiral
Sir Barrington Reynolds, G.C.B.-

28.
Scott-Murray, Charles Robert Scott,
J.P. and D.L., formerly M.P. for
the county of Buckingham.-27.
Seel, Henry H. Molyneux.-31.
Steere, the Right Rev. Edward, D.D.,
Bishop of Central Africa.-27.
Tenison, Lady Louisa.-27.
Thruston, Charles F., J.P., D.L.-26.
Trench, the Hon. Charles James.-31.
Turnour, the Hon. Heys.-27.

SEPTEMBER. Alderson, Sir James, M.D., M.A., F.R.S., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen, late President of the College of Physicians.-13. Balfour, Blayney Townley, formerly Lieut.-Governor of the Bahama Islands.-5. Bateman, the Right Hon. Elizabeth, Dowager Lady.-19. Baugh, Colonel Bempde

Henry,

retired Bengal Staff Corps. Bernard, the Right Hon. Mountague, P.C., D.C.L.-2. Boisragon, Major-Gen. T. W. Ross,

C.B., late Bengal Staff Corps.-28. Brooks, Lieut. H. Goodwin, Gordon Highlanders, killed at Tel-el-Kebir. Coke, Lieut. Edward Hardinge, R.M.L.I., at Alexandria.-20. Colville, Major Thomas, 74th Regiment, killed at Tel-el-Kebir.-9. Curtis, General William F.-2. Douglas, Hon. Mary Sidney.-29. Farquharson, Lieut.-Colonel Francis Dundas-16.

FitzGibbon, Gerald, M.A., Q.C.. formerly Master in Chancery, Ireland.-27.

Gibbon, W. Monk, LL.D.-29. Gordon. Miss Louisa Charlotte Melville.-18.

Grey, the Right Hon. Sir George, Bart., G.C.B., formerly Secretary of State and M.P. for Morpeth. Gribble, Lieut. Henry Cholmley, 3rd Dragoon Guards, killed in the cavalry charge at Kassassin. Harrison, Sir Edmund Stephen, C.B. Hartopp, Captain Edward, late 10th Hussars.-7.

Harvey, Captain John, R.N.-3. Henderson, Rear-Admiral Samuel Hood.-23.

Jones, Captain C. Neeld, 89th Foot, fell at Tel-el-Kebir.-9. Kays, Lieut. Dudley S., Highland Light Infantry, Tel-el-Kebir. Kemeys Tynte, Colonel, of Cefn Mably, Glamorganshire.-16. La Touche, William Digges, J.P. and D.L-22. Lardner, Lieut -Colonel John, late of the 47th (Lancashire).-25. Manningham-Buller, Sir E., Bart., formerly M.P. for N. Stafford -22. McNeill, Lieut. J. G., Royal Highlanders, Tel-el-Kebir.-9. Napier, Charles George, F.G.S.,

M.I.C.E.-2.

Nicolay, Lady Mary, widow of General Sir William Nicolay, C.B., K.C.H.-23.

Norman, George Warde, J.P., D.L. Palmer, Charles John, Esq., of Great Yarmouth, a distinguished Fellow of the Royal Society of Antiquaries. -24.

Parks, Allan, Royal Highlanders, of

Pauncefote, Bernard, Esq.
wounds received at Tel-el-Kebir.
Pusey, the Rev. Dr., Canon of Christ
Church, Oxford, and Professor of
Hebrew.

Rawson, Commander Wyatt, R.N.,

killed at Tel-el-Kebir.

Reeve, the Rev. John William, M.A.,

Canon of Bristol.-26.
Shirley, Mr. Evelyn Philip. M.A.,
Hon. LL.D., F.S.A., M.R.I.A.,
M.P.-19.

Somerville, Lieut. Louis, Highland
Light Infantry, at Tel-el-Kebir.-9.
Strong, Major Henry Harford, Royal
Marines, at Tel-el-Kebir.-9.
Tenterden, the Right Hon.
Charles Stuart Aubry Abbott, third
Lord, K.C.B.-22.
Townshend, General H. Dive.-22.

Sir

Treeby, John Wright, formerly M.P.
for Lyme Regis, J.P. and D.L.
Wahab, Charles, traveller and ex-
plorer.
Wardell, Captain John Charles, Royal
Marines, at Tel-el-Kebir.-9.
Wardlaw-Ramsey,
Jane.-9.

of.-19.

Wedderburn, Sir David, Bart., formerly M.P. for Ayrshire.-18. Wellesley, the Hon. and Very Rev.

Gerald Valerian, Dean of Windsor. Whitlock, Lady Harriet, widow of Lieut.-General Sir George Cornish Whitlock, K.C.B.-17.

OCTOBER.

Affleck, Sir Robert, sixth Baronet,
J.P. and D.L.-9.
Annesley, Arthur Lyttelton, Esq.,
of Arley Castle, Staffordshire.-24.
Atkinson, Staff Commander, J. C.,
RN.

Balfour, Lieut.-Colonel Robert F.,
Grenadier Guards, of wounds re-
ceived at Tel-el-Kebir.-23.
Bell-Martin, Lieut. Edward Herbert
De Tour Gonne, 9th Lancers,
at Umballa.
Bradshaw, Francis, Esq., of Barton

Blount, in the county of Derby, J.P. and D.L., High Sheriff, 1851.

21.

Burnell, Dr. Arthur Coke, C.I.E., late District and Sessions Judge, South India.-12.

Carthew, George Alfred, Esq., F.S.A., M.A.I.-21.

Chabot, Mr. Charles, expert in handwriting.-15.

Clements, Colonel John, police magistrate, Gibraltar.-11. Clissold, the Rev. Augustus, M.A.

30.

Esq.,

Thwaites, Dr., formerly director of the Botanic Garden at Peradengia, Turner, Richard Edward, barrister-at-law.-25. Tylecote, the Rev. Thomas, B.D., Canon of Ely.-1. Worms, Baron de.-20.

NOVEMBER. Arbuthnot, the Hon. Gertrude S., daughter of the late Viscount Gough, and widow of Mr. A. F. Arbuthnot.-19. Barnwell, the Rev. C. Barnwell, of Milcham Hall, Norfolk.-27. Berwick, the Right Hon. William, sixth Barou.-28. Bramwell, John, Recorder of Durham.-25. Buchanan, the

Right Hon. Sir Andrew, Bart., P.C., G.C.B.-12. Cadogan, Lady Augusta Sarah, Hon. Lady-in-Waiting to H.R.H. the Duchess of Cambridge.-28. Campbell, Colonel Sir Edward Fitzgerald, second Baronet.-23. Challis, the Rev. James, M.A., F.R.S.

Chancellor, Colonel Frederick Hugh,

R.A.-26.

Cole, the Hon. John Lowry, formerly
M.P. for Enniskillen.-28.
Corfield, General Robert William, of
the Indian Army.-30.
Cotter, Sir Ludlow, Knt.-23.
Critchett, George, F.R.C.S.
Dealtry, the Rev. Thomas, Vicar of
Maidstone, and late Archdeacon of
Madras.-29.

Dunne, Thomas, J.P., D.L.-22.
Edwards, Lady Harriet.-23.
Fitzgerald, the Right Hon. Lord
Otho Augustus, P.C., formerly

M.P. for Kildare.-18.

Gosling, Mr. Frederick Solly,

F.R.G.S.-9. Grey-Egerton, Dowager Lady Anna Elizabeth.-26.

Hamilton, Lady Emily, wife of Major John Glencairn Carter Hamilton, of Dalzell.-11.

Harvey, Roger Kerrison, J.P. and

D.L.-13.

Harrowby, the Right Hon. Sir Dudley Ryder, Earl of, K.G., P.C., D.C.L.-19.

Hawkins, the Rev. Edward, D.D.18.

Herbert, James Maurice, County Court Judge, South Wales -18. Hoare, Sir Edward, fourth Baronet. -15.

Hutt, the Right Hon. Sir William, P.C., K.C.B., formerly M.P. for Hull.-24.

King,

26.

Jodrell, the Rev. Sir Edward Repps,
M.A., third Baronet.-12.
Staff-Commander John
William, R.N.-3.
Leeke, Ralph Merrick, Esq., of
Longford Hall, Shropshire, J.P.
and D.L., High Sheriff in 1850.—
Ludlow, Major-General John.-30.
Macfarlane, Captain Dugald, Water-
loo Veteran.
Meyrick, Lady Laura.
Miller, Thomas, Esq., of Bradley
Grove, Mitcheldean.-5.
Pease. Joseph Walker, formerly M.P.
for Hull.-22.

Peile, the Rev. Thomas Williamson,
D.D.-29.

Petre, the Hon. Arthur C. Augustus,

-4.

Randall, the Ven. James.-19.
Ripley, Sir Henry William, Bart.,
formerly M.P. for Bradford.-9.
Rose, George, Esq., better known as

"Arthur Sketchley."-11. Ryder, the Hon. Frederick Dudley,

M.A.-19.

Sawyer, William, the author of "The
Legend of Phyllis."-2.
Smith, Captain Robert, late 44th
Regiment.-26.

Stephens, Edward Bowring, A.R.A.
Stratford de Redcliffe, Lady, widow
of the late Viscount Stratford de
Redcliffe.-25.

Tronson, Major-General

Robert

Nixon, of the Bengal Staff.—9. Valpy, the Rev. Frederick Edward Jackson, M.A.

Vyner, Henry Frederick Clare, of Gautby.-11.

Walton, Sir William H., Knt., M.A.

-23.

Wauchope, Captain W. John, of Nid-
drie Marischal, Midlothian.-26.
Westby, William Jones, Esq., of
High Park, in the county of
Wicklow, J.P. and D.L.-26.
Westmacott, Colonel G. R., Bengal
Staff Corps.

Wraxall, Lady Mary Anne.-27.
DECEMBER.

Allan, Sir Hugh.-9.
Ashbrook, the Right Hon. Henry
Jeffrey, sixth Viscount, and Baron
of Castle Durow.-14.
Ashburnham, the Hon. and Rev.
Richard, M.A.-8.

Barnett, Charles James, formerly
M.P. for Maidstone. -31.
Bernard, Colonel Thomas, of Castle
Bernard.

Bosanquet, Samuel Richard, Esq., of

Dingestow Court.-27.

Brett, Lieut. Eugene L., of the Scots Guards.-8.

Brooke, General Sir George, K.C.B., R.A.-31.

Canterbury, the Right Hon. and Most Rev. Archibald Campbell Tait, D.D., Archbishop of.-3. Capua, Penelope, Princess of, wife of H.R.H. Charles Ferdinand Bowston, Prince of Capua. Chetwynd, George, Esq., C.B., Accountant-General, General Post Office.-10. Close, the Very Rev. Francis, D.D., formerly Dean of Carlisle.-18. Eden, General Williams Hassell, 2nd Battalion (the Cameronians) Scottish Rifles.

Etwall, Ralph, formerly M.P. for

Morrell, Frederic Joseph, Esq., of Broughton, near Banbury.-13. Pirie, Lieutenant Graham, of the Gordon Highlanders, who was badly wounded while gallantly leading bis men to the charge at Tel-el-Kebir.-1.

Prime, Arthur, Esq., of Walberton,
Sussex, J.P. and D.L.-10.
Prussia. Prince Charles of.
Smith, the Rev. Samuel, Chaplain of
the Deaf and Dumb Church.-3.
Spring-Rice, the Hon. Mrs. Charles
(Elizabeth Margaret).-11.
Stamford and Warrington, the Right
Hon. George Harry Grey, Earl of.
Style, the Hon. Lady (Rosamond-
Marion), of Glenmore.
Suther, the Right Rev. Dr., late
Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney.-
23.

Tredegar, the Right Hon. Rosamond,
Dowager Lady.

Vincent, the Rev. Sir Frederick, Bart. -9.

Ward, Mr. Robert, of Newcastle-onTyne.

ham.-21.

Bold,

the Rev. Hugh, M.A., of Boughrood Castle, Radnorshire.--

24.

Delmé, Henry Peter, Ensign of Con-
naught Rangers, 88th Foot.-29.
Doré, Gustav, artist.
Doveton,

Major-General William
John, late of Madras Army.
England, General Sir Richard,
G.C.B, Colonel 41st Foot.-19.
Fenwick, George, Esq. of Bywell
Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne.-16.
Fox, Francis Ker, M.D., of Brisling-

ton House, near Bristol.-7.

Forsyth, Sir John, C.B., K.C.S.I., Honorary Physician to the Queen. -14.

Greville, the Right Hon. Fulke Southwell Greville-Nugent, Baron of Clonyn, formerly M.P. for Long

ford.-25. Greville, the Right Hon. Rosa E.M., Baroness.-17. Harries, John Henry, Esq., of Tregwynt and Heathfield.-14. Harrowden, the Right Hon. George Charles Mostyn, Lord Vaux of. 28.

Hallowes, Admiral John.-11.
Hill, Lieut.-General George Mytton.

-13.

Hood, Lady Amelia Ann.-31.
Hope, Sir Archibald, Bart.-24.
Howard, Philip Henry, F.S A., for-
merly M.P. for Carlisle.-1.
James, Mrs. Ivor, the niece of John
Keble.-16.

Langmead, Prof. Taswell, late of
University College.

Lloyd, John, Esq., of Gloster, King's County, J.P. and D.L.-26. Marshall, the Rev. Charles, M.A., Vicar of St. Bride's.-29.

Martin, the Right Hon. Sir Samuel,

Knt., P.C., LL.D.-9. Massey, the Hon. Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen.

M'Culloch, the Rev. Dr. James Mel-. ville, of Greenock.

Meux. Sir Henry, Bart., formerly
M.P. for Herts.-1.
Money, Major-General Ernle Kyrle.
-21.

Wemyss and March, the Right Hon. Francis- Wemyss-Charteris-DougWise, Henry Christopher, J.P., D.L., formerly M P. for Warwickshire.15.

Whitbread, Gordon, Esq., Judge of the Clerkenwell County Court.-29. White, James, Esq., formerly M.P. for Brighton and for Plymouth.-9. Woolrych, Edmund Humphrey, Esq.,

J P.-28.

Wybrants, Dr Jonathan, Coroner for Somerset.-1.

Harness, General Sir Henry Drury; K.C.B., Colonel of the Royal Engineers.-10.

Hood, Lieut.-General Charles, a Crimean officer.-8.

Johnson, Charlotte Elizabeth, Dowager Lady.-21. Leeds, Marian, Dowager Lady.-14. Lowry, John Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., of Belmore. Macbean, Alexander, H.M.'s Consul for Tuscany.-26. M'Denall, Charles, LL.D., formerly Professor of Greek in Queen's College, Belfast.-25. Mainwaring, Major-General Sweed

land.-15.

United States.

Drummond, Henry, Major-General
Royal Engineers.-28.
Emmet, Miss Margaret, of Boston,
Fortescue, Matthew, Esq., J.P.,
James, John Collinson, Esq., C.E.
Judge of County Court.-27.
Jessel, the Right Hon. Sir George,

Master of the Rolls.-21.
Jennings, the Rev. John, Archdeacon
and Canon of Westminster.-26.
Gibson, George S., Esq., banker.
Haggerston, Lady Sarah Anne.-

24.

Haldon, the Right Hon. Laurence,

Lord, J.P., D.L., formerly M.P. for South Devon.-22. Hall, Richard, Esq., of Innismore Hall, county Fermanagh.-6. Harrison, William George, Q.C., Bencher of the Inner Temple. Horton, Rear-Admiral William, C.B.

-22.

Lacon, Lady Eliza Georgina.-31.
Loch, G., Esq., J.P., of Hampstead,

Police Court -19.
Mallock, the Rev. Rawlyn.-22.

Marston, Henry, an actor.-23.
Martin, Colonel Arthur Gonne Bell,
9th Queen's Royal Lancers.-23.
McAlister, the Hon. Arthur, formerly
Michell, Major-General John Edward,
Premier of Queensland.

C.B., Royal Artillery. Monsell, the Hon. Mrs. Charles

Arney, Sir George Alfred, late Chief
Justice of New Zealand.-7.
Avonmore, the Right Hon. William
Charles, fourth Viscount.-1.
Barry, Major General
Wigram, C.B., Royal Artillery.-19.
Batthyany, Prince.

William

Browne, Lieut.-General Andrew,
C.B.-8.

Buckley, Lady Sarah.-21.
Clifford, Major-General the Hon. Sir

Henry Hugh, K.C.M.G., V.C.-12. Cazelet, Edward, Esq., J.P.-21. Emerson-Tennent, the Dowager Lady.-21.

Erskine, the Hon. Edward Morris,

C.B.-19.

Fyers, Colonel Amelius Beauclerk,

RE.-5.

Hatton, Frank. Esq.-22.
Finch-Hatton, Lady Louisa -11.
Hire, Rear-Admiral William, C.B.-

13.

Holloway, James Lewis, C.B, M.D.,
Surgeon-General.-19.
Howell, Sir Thomas, Knt.-23.
Jones, Alexander Montgomery, Esq.,
M.A.

King, Lady Anne Sophia.-29.
Leitch, William Layton.-25.
Mackarness, the Right Rev. George
R., M.A., Bishop of Argyll and The
Isles.-20.

Malahide, the Right Hon. James,

Lord Talbot de, formerly M.P. for Athlone.

Mansel, Sir John Bell William, Bart.

-14.

M'Leod, Joseph Addison, Esq., Q.C.

Turner, Thomas, Esq., a DeputyStonor, the Hon. Mrs. Eliza.-14. Lieutenant for Middlesex, &c.-9. Upton. General the Hon. Arthur, late Coldstream Guards. - 23. Montefiore, Nathaniel, a munificent Vernon-Harcourt, Admiral Frederick Jewish gentleman.-28. Pole, Mrs. Chandos Katharine.

Harriet.-25.

Edward.-30.

Violet Yea, Miss Eleanora A. H.-27.

Reade, Philip, Esq., of The Wood-
Rolfe, the Rev. Edward Fawcett
parks, county Galway.-25.
Neville, M.A., Canon of Gibraltar.