... THEATER Proprietors. Messra. A. an.l S. GATTL Under the Mana^-nienl of Mr. HERBERT SLEATH. TO-NIGHT, at 8.0. Mr. CHARLES WARNER in Charles Reade's powerful and realistic Drama, DRINK, in vhi.ii Mr. Warner will make his reeppearnnce ,-it this theatre in ...

... Ellia, R.N., and Mrs. Ellis, Mr. F. C. Fletcher, Mr. George Grosamith, jun., and Mrs. Grossmith, Mr. A. 8S. Hay, Mr. H. M. Hyde, Dr. K.e'ogh Mr. Frederick Kerr, Dr. A. Macdonald, Mr. George L. Montgomery, Rev. G. B. Pwver, Mr. Edward C. Stearns and Mrs ...

... Menu. R.N.R.. Henry A. Clark. Richard A. Craves-Burton. Thomas S. W. Hannah. Charles Oswald. Aetinc-LjeaU. N.R.. G. Brown. John Roberts. Act Snb-tieata., R.N.8., Goo. F. Hyde. ACbct Williams, all t ...

... Henry W. A. Clark, Richard A. Graves-Burton. Thomas S. W. Hannah, Charles E O u-aid Acting Lieutenants, R.N.R.— David G. Brown, John RoWr+V Acting Sub-Lieutenants, R.N.R.-George F Hyde ?? Williams, all to the Excellent and the Vernon aridition-lB for ...

... acknow- ledge! in all cases where names and addresses are given. Mr. Walter Clifford Mellor, writing from the Caledonian Club, Charles-street, St. James's, says : Will you permit me to state through your columns that we are sending out next Monday week for ...

... He bad taken his elderly bride to the Italian Trikes and on their return they wete to occupy a house in tho neighbourhood of Hyde talk where the second Mrs Bourne worn- always lie pleased to welcome her step-daughter Nora thought more about Lady ancourt ...

... gold bullion the value one million rupees. A Corner in Hats. The manufacturers felt, silk, and wool hats or Stockport, and Hyde are arranging combining the whole hat industry of England. The capital about two millions. liank Suspension.—According to Berlii ...

... (corner of Cranbourne-.strect, Charing-cross-road, W.C). Sole Proprieior, Mr. CHARLES WYNDHAM. TO-NIGHT, at 9 o'doek. fora Limited Number ot Nights, DAVID GARRICK. Mr. Charles Wyndham. Mr. William Farr'-n. Mr. Arthur Bourchier. Mr. AlfreO Bishop, Mr. A ...

... farmer. Bughrooke, died, tiled 73. 19.--Mre. Brown, wife of the Rev. J. T. Brown, died at Northampton. aged 79.—George Thomas Hyde, of the Engineer Hotel. Wolverton. died soddenly, aged 45.—Mr. Lloyd-George, M.P., at Northampton. (Thursday).—Tree Chinch ...

... Preateign mid would torn b« (or him to think of retiring from pollttoal Ufa. 17. China: teg hoisted’at Taipu-Pu. Serious toe Hyde Park Court, Albert data. M. ' flag hoisted ' .4. Britilb ttg tt Kovlooft. 15. Motion for repeal of the CMmu Art injected >j ...

... Gilts to Customers) .. 210 Voted by Members o the Coburn .— letige, No. 1.804. 105 s, and Subscribed at Supper, 510, per Charles J. R. Tijou, P.A.P.G., Bag., secretary 1564 Freeth and Pocock, South Lambeth-road, and Proceeds of an Entertainment given ...

... mite, J. Ball, J. Besseorth. ti. I. Streeter, J. Sestinuna i F. A. Bake. C. F. Lallffbert, W. H. J. tams, u. ti. Sentou, A, Hyde, W. L. Osokieell. F. H. Meadows, .1. 0. Miller. A. E. Hill. J. and for the fleet time in the history tbe Dotrixt • laity delegate ...