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... BY HER ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. FUTVOYE'S ROTARY CIRCULAR GAME, applicable to the RACING, YACHTING, HUNTING, CHARIOT, and OLYMPIAN GAMES. Capable of being played by two or any greater number of persons. The necessity of u,ing Dice may be dispensed with ; ...
... inclusive- Entire charge taken Orphans and Foreign Pupils. . * , , References to Parents of Pupils in Ireland. gS£-The MISSES FUTVOYE. ...
... or taken in Exchange. 10, NASSAU-STREET, (Five doors from South Frederick-street.) BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. FUTVOYE'S ROTARY CIRCULAR GAME, applicable to the - RACING, YACHTING, HUNTING, CHARIOT, and OLYMPIAN GAMES. Capable of being played ...
... services to rers and Merchants, exporting Goods or Merchandise, any description, for the disposal of the same Commission. GEO. FUTVOYE, Licensed Ai ctionf.f.k, Bkoker, and Commission Agent. N.B.—Liberal advances made on consignments intended for immediate sale ...
... character the attractiveness of which might suffer less capable hands. Professor Futvoye found a capable impersonator in Mr. Percy Marshall; Miss Ethel Hunter made a capital Mrs. Futvoye, while the charming daughter in love with Horace, Miss Marjorie Chard acquitted ...
... London's latest comedienne, appeared is quite a number of character!, and contributed largely to the of the entertainment. Roy Futvoye formed au excellent foil to the comedian, and the comedy parte afforded Fred Payne,junr., ample scope for his abilities. Corn ...
... Ayrton; E&pkin, Mr. Paulton, jun.; chief the caravan, Mr. Henry Siebert; head waiter, Mr. Charles Hirst; Mrs. Futvoye, Mies Edith Hunter; Svlvia Futvoye, Miss Marjorie Chard; Mrs. tf'ackerbath. Miss Peggy Bell; Jessie, Mies Irene Wells; and Zobe’ca (principal ...
... QUESTION. _ The Preeident of the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division gave judgment in the Probate suit of Gomez v. Kama and Futvoye b Tournour, intervening, in which the will of a French gentleman resident at Guildford, and at the time of his death • naturalised ...
... shop floor, and, had It not been for the timely interference of one of Messrs. Futvoye’s clerks, who happened passing, the whole premises must have been destroyed. Messrs. Futvoye and Co. are insured the Imperial for upwards of £20,000, which company intends ...
... Robert Ayrton fully answered all demands. The ladies of tbeh piece, including Miss Marjorie Chard as Sylvia Futvoye, Miss Edith Hunter Mrs. Futvoye, Miss Mary Brough as Mrs. Hapkin, and Miss Peggy Bell Mrs. Wackerbath were also deserving of the highest praise ...
... foundation of Mr. Anstey’s oomedv, will be played by that clever young ectoc Sir. Guy Newell. Miss Marjorie Chard “Sylvia Futvoye,” and Mr. Percv Marshall, the much harassed Professor. ...
... account of Kev. J. H. S. Burr and co-trustees, in 1844 ; to the Farnham (Gipsies) School, £100, repaid by Mr. Sawtell (firm Futvoye, Sawtell, and Lightfoot). account of trustees, in 1856 ; to the Finsbury Wilson-stmt Wesley an School, £20, repaid by D. Brown ...