September.

1. At Thirlestane Castle, Scotland, the Earl of Lauderdale, in his 76th year.

At Gosport, Eng., Lieut. General Richard K. Clavell, Royal Marine Light Infantry, in his 59th year.

2. At London. Eng., Mr George Payne, for many years master of the Pytchley hounds, aged 75.

At Barnstaple, Eng., Sir Frederick Williams, M. P., in his 49th year.

4. At Picton, Ont, found dead in his bed, Captain John P. Downs, an old and respected resident.

At Montreal, Rev. R. A. Fyfe, D.D., President of the Woodstock (Ont) Theological College, in his 62nd year.

8. At Petersfield. Eng., Major General John Simpson, C B.

General Rowley Hill, one of the survivors of the Peninsular War, In his 83rd year.

11. At Ottawa, Ont., Mr. W. H. Lee, late Clerk of the Privy Council of Canada, in his 80th year.

14. At Quebec, Rev. J S. Sykes, for many years Port Chaplain; much beloved and regretted

20 At Ottawa, Ont., Hon John Simpson, Deputy Auditor-General, in his 71st year.

24. In England, Sir John Griffith, C.E. author of the Geological Map of Ireland.

John Penn, an eminent mechanical engineer.

26. At-Hull, Que., from a fall over, a bridge, John Stewart, Esq., Barrister, formerly of the Canadian Civil Service.

At Uxbridge, Ont., Benjamin Workman, Esq., M.D., formerly of Montreal and Toronto, in his 84th year.

30. At Bonn, Germany, Mr. Justice Keogh, of the Irish Court of Common Pleas.