... Earl-istreet, Stockport; Missim Lis- bona, 184,.i:Cheetham Hill-road, Cheethami Manches- ter, Hplnikh E. Cartwright, 49, Queen Victoria-road, Burnley ;, Mabel Rourke, 29, Burligtoh-sfredJ C?. ?? Mancheater; and Arthur Dunks, 159, Ash- ton-road, Denton, ...

... himself justice- M 1 f nd eo (London:rSleffingto 01 m., Ii''aior We have receiar phlets from:- thn ?? Light Ienf Son, 53 Queen Victoria Street, ter Eondor-Ascent of the Nile, tbewhic gives in! ?? tours, fares, aecommnO- P irclfdation, &c. Thel Land E er; ...

... nia cy evening, when a, loceal party gave it at the be an Theatre Royal, Cardiff, on behalf Of the founds mal id- of the Queen Victoria, Nnrses' Instit-ute. AI lip, as fairly good house attended, and gave - o)th an 1 as play and performers, a, hearty reception ...

... Mullen's Three IHungarian Dances, Corbin's Santiago, God- frey's The Shop Girl,!' Rose's Star Queen, and St. Quentin's God Bless Victoria. The following was the cast: Dramatis Personte: Mr. Arthur Maxwell (the Barrister), Mr. Frank J. Bland; ...

... on a run of about 60 miles the P.R.R. got an average of 68 miles en hour. As to Australia, long runs are accomplished in Victoria at an average speed of seldom ev-r 42 miles per hour. The railways in this colony are broad gauge and the trains heavy. It ...

... anid appropriate mnusic was performed by the Menico Orchestra, under tire conductorship of Sig. E. Candia. Tire health of Queen Victoria w-as given from the chair and err- thusiastically drunk by the company. comprising nearly 150 native. of 'Switzerland ...

... and pleasure exhibited at the wonderful banjo playing of Mr Franco Piper. Mr Fred Herbert gave a topical song ; Miss Vesta Victoria sang one of her characteristic songs, being cleverly imitated in Miss Lina Verdi's interlude of mimicry Mr Charles Mildare ...

... of tile whiole enitertainment, and one wiich causes real tears of laughter. Heisadmirablysupported by Miss Kitty Loftus as Victoria Chaffers, who is, as always, delightfully taking silt vivacious, and succeeds in gaining many recalls for her songs Jolly ...

... success of the whole entertainment, and one weich causes real tears of laughter. Hlei admirablysupported by 1issKitty Loftus as Victoria Chaffers, who is, as always, delightfully taking and vivacious, and succeeds in gaining many recalls for her songs Jolly ...

... the Du Cane Trio's leaping act is received with an amount of favour which testifies to its excellence. The Soldiers of the Queen is judiciously retained in the programme at the Alhambra; and, though the first flush of patriotic enthusiasm has now died ...

... heard in the pretty little a ditties which are scattered about the comedy. Mr a Montgomery introduces a patriotic song, The Queen and the Shamrock, which in a military town like Aldershot has naturally met with great favour. The I adventuress, Mrs Fleeter ...

... heard in the pretty little a] ditties which are scattered about the comedy. Mr Montgomery introduces a patriotic song, The Queen and the Shamrock, which in a military town like Aldershot has naturally met with great favour. The R adventuress, Mrs Fleeter ...