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... HICKLING STUBBS, NORFOLK, .boat 'flues MI frost Btalham. WILLIAM HOWLXTT rewired instructions from Mr. Charles Dance to Sell by Auction, at the Greyhound Inn, Hickling, on 11031D17, AMOCO! lern, BSI, at Six o'clock in the Evening, is One Lot, a most Desirable ...
... every Afternoon and Evening during the week. Production for the time on the Pier of the favourite old Two-Act Comedy, by Charles Dance, author of Delicate Wound, sc., entitled NAF'AL ENG.4OEMENTS; or, ALL AT SEA. Concluding on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ...
... A DANCE ATEfINABRITN. CHARLES DANCE, a young man, was charged with • game trespass on land at Fetcham, over which Mr. J. B. Hankey has the right of shooting, and pleaded not guilty. —James Hamblin, gamekeeper to Mr. Hankey, said h• saw defendant on the ...
... verting his own use a bicycle, value rffiff property of J. D. Bond, of Cinderford, ' 24th. Prisoner hired the machine and Charles Dance, labourer, of Huntley, Prosecutor did not desire to press the char? ' was the first offence which the prisoner *J committed ...
... Lovell. and THURSDAY, A WIFE'S SECRET, Play in Three Acts, by George Lovell, ~“ DELK'ATE UND,” A Comedietta in One Act by Charles Dance. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, April 28th and LIFE & HONOUR, Grand Military Drama, in Four Acts, ly PRIVATE Dakss UIR UPPER UR to ...
... FRIDAY, JULY 13th and 16th. -- Play, in One Act, by Jerome K. JAL entitled SUIsl I% To be followed by a Fare in Ts ts, by Charles Dance, titled NAVAL EN GEMENTS. _ The following Ladies and Gentlemen will appear : Misses Gordon, Cleather, Wen, and Maud Wotton ...
... CHIMING FAT. At West Ham Police Court, Charles Dance, yo. • bricklayer, of ty Aseot.street, Canning Sown, was charged with assaulting Charles Alfred Moore. Prosecutor and Dance are relations, and some time ago bad some words over domestic matters. On ...
... Kildare, Miss Ina Moore; violin solo, Hon. A. B. Batburst ; song, Mr B. Hanson. Part II.— The Bengal Tiger. a farce by Charles Dance, Esq. : Sir Paul Pagoda, Mr A. H.Butler: Edward Henderson, P. Napier Jones ; Arthur Onslow. Mr A. W. Previte : David. Mr ...
... Shefford and Mary Ann Dance were charged with stealing a number of articles of furniture, etc., value 305., the property of Charles Dance, corn porter, of Percy-place, on July lst. Prosecutor said the female prisoner was his wife, and the Bth inst. he saw her ...
... entitled THE EIDER-DOWN QUILT. By TOM B. Preceded .1 7-10 o'clock. by the Ommidiettik. In One entitle DELICATE GROUND, By CHARLES DANCE. : GALLERY PIT Or.. UPPER CIRCLE - - - 00. DRESS CIRCLE & STALLS- 3s. Early Doors to Upper Circle. Pit. and 0511.3. 6d ...
... THE EIDER-DOWN - QUILT. By TOM If WOTTON. Preceded at 7-30 o'clock. by the In One £Ol. eatitIedDELICATE GROUND, By CHARLES DANCE. .. Pastes:— GALLERY PIT In. On. UPPER CIRCLE -11 a. Or. DRIBS CIRCLE & STALLS' In. Early to Upper Circle. Pia sod ...
... TO- NIGHT, and lug the Week, ••1 GAY UKISETTE,” X!y Charles Dance, author of *■ ly Slavey,” ” The Gay I’aneienre, Ac., Ke. Doors opeu, 7. Early is, - 30. Scats may Booked at Ramsdcu's, Lynn-strect, Next, “Tii k Puamiß Klowbk.” 11 ROYAL. WEST HARTLEPOOL ...