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In England, Mr., Griffith Wright, aged 81. He
was, perhaps, the oldest proprietor of newspa-
per in the kingdom, if not in the world having
established Wrtghfs Leeds hatelkgeneer, in 1851,
nine years before his Majesty came to the Throne.


In England, Nov. II, 1918, SOPHlA-CHAR-
LOTTE, Queen of Great Britain, born May l9,
1744. She was the youngest daughter of Charles
Lewis-F Ferdlnand, Prince of ofMecklenburg-Streli.z.
She has left husband who was born May "a,
o. S. 1888, and is now in his lst year. and twelve
children, the youngest of which was born IN l777.
This is considered as extraordinary instance
of family longevity and it is equally extraordi-
nary, that she has not left single grand child.
The following extraordinary circumstances unit
ed in the person of the father OF the present King
ofCreat- Britain-That he was the son OF q King
the father of King, and never King.


Ia alsace, France, the Marshal Duke of Feltre
aged So. He was known, during the French rev.
! olutionary war, as General Clark; and was, in
1909, &c. Minister of " ar to Buonaparte aie was
by him first GRATED Count d, ,Hunebourg, and
whsu he received the Marshall staff was created