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... piay, “The American The successful Heiress, yays its first visit te Gradiord on November Arthur Branscombe’s company will pre- 27, whea Mr. sent tie piece at the Theatre Royal. Mr. Albert Gawthorpe’s recital of Kipling’s poem tucks Minstrels was quite ...
... Gladys sang music Venus with great charm and effect, and Miss Clarissa Looker sang the songs of the Shepherd delightfully. The minstrel knights, addition to Tannbauser, were Messrs. Andrew Shanks, Brearley, Wm. Hale, George Hawkins, and Wm. 11. Good. Some sympathy ...
... Islands for walrus. schooner had a crew of four American The and 22 Japanese sailors. She made a successful run, and was returning to Yokohama, when she was stopped and by a Russian which fired and com- pelled the schooner to heave to. The Russians appear ...
... BRITISH VALVES RESEMBLING THE AMERICAN TYPES. By the eeds Mercury” Wireles Correspondent, MARK POTTER. Messrs. Tungstalite Ltd., of Leeds, have submitted for test specimens of Cleartron valves, which are said to be American-type valves made in England. ...
... through the Downs to-day. Gesoow. Thursday.-The Anchor Line steamer Bolivia from New York, arrived here yesterday. The Anchor American odfa steamer Furnessia, for New York- and the Allan Royal Mail Steamer Grecian, for Montreal, left hare to-day. HoNo-KoNo ...
... stage 57 years ago, and in 1861, at Notting- ham, was clown in ® pantomime, Mr, Wi being the harlequin. There isa American con’ pr of Madame Pelle Cole, the popular r. going to South Africa for a concert At a theatrical performance in London the otber even- ...
... 50 p.m. A change has taken place in the Ministry of Chili. The )6 inspter of Finance, Senor Comilo E. Cobo, has been com- pelled to resign owing to ill health, and he has been suo- ceeded by Senor Ramon Barzos Luc. Professor Agassiz has found many coal ...
... admission ee He had no man: asked for evidence of occupation. The applicant supplied it by putting a pro- ducing traces ene minstrel of these days who clai there was one ort a ope income-tax allowance of £7 a week off his assessed income for cost of make-up ...
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... £1000 was subscribed towards the erection of a new church. As the village consists chiefly of the working classes we are com pelled to apply to the public for aid in the of day our necessity. The estimated cost of a new church is between four and five thousand ...
... 61. Austin's third vic- tory 2s in the Butler Trophy. This match went to sixty games before Austin and Lysaght beat the American pair. Hines and Culley. by 6-2. 4-6, 12-14, 6-0, 6-4. Miss M. A. Thomas is the only remaining Enslisnwoman left in the Monte ...
... Paine's American Crisis, in a wrapper . 1 6 Ditto Rights of Man, ditto . 1 8 Ditto Common Sense, ditto . 0G6 Ditto Letter to tbs Abbe Raynal, ditto . 0,61 Ditto Letters to the Citizens ~hof United States of America ,,o4i Ditto Decline and Pell of thse ...