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... Mur^arett-a, aged 30, who died on Friday evening at Elliott's Family Hotel, St. Mary-street. Deceased had been a cook at Gatti's restaurant, Bute-road, but as he was unwell he left that house. On Tuesday week he took lodgings at Elliott's Hotel, and complained ...
... Elliott a half-crown for her trouble in going for Dr. Beust, so that the remark that the deceasecT had been a cook at Gatti's restaurant, but as he was unwell he left that house, is, as I have stated, already likely to create a wrong impression. r Had ...
... half-a-crown to Mrs. Elliott for her trouble in going lor Dr. Buist, so that the remark that deceased had been a cook at Gatti's restaurant, but as he was unwell he k-ft that house,is, as I have 2.1- ready stated, likely to create a wrong impression. Had the ...
... thesmrdrng the day's sitting. After the Conference the Delegates will be invited to meet the 'B3 Council at Dinner at Gatti's Restaurant, Villiers-street, Strand, at h 0,10 itn, Mx, THOMAS HUGHES, M.P.. in the Chair. 01 Ifrm 1 ?? 29.6d esiob;to be obtained ...
... the Chair du, i n g the day's silting. After the Conference the Delegates be invited to meet the Council at Dinner at GATTI'S RESTAURANT, Villiers s.reet, Strand, at 5.30 p.m. Mr. THOMAS HUGHES, M.P., in the chair. Tickets of admiss:on to the dinner, 2s ...
... occupy the Chair during the day sitting. After the Conference the Delegates will l.e invited meet the at dinner, at Gatti» Restaurant. Viiliera street. Strand, Half-past Five p.m. Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., in the chair. . A . . Tickets of admission the ...
... open the Exhibition was almost unanimousf;oneg:fivcd. Afler the conierence, the delegates and other gentlemen dined at Gatti's Restaurant, Villiers-street, Strand, Mr. T, Hughes, M. P, , presiding, In the evening a meeting was held at Exeter Hall, at which ...
... PUBLIC DINNER. At half-past five o'clock the delegates partook of the hospitality of the Council at a public dinner in Gatti's Restaurant, Villiers-street, Strand, Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., presiding. There was a large company. On the removal of the cloth ...
... the Exhi u bition was negatived by the almost unanimous voice of the meeting. o The delegation then proceeded to Mr. Gatti's restaurant in Villiers Street, Strand, where a dinner was provided, and presided over by Mr. Thomas Hughes, M. P., with whom was ...
... forgotten their years and re-entered into the joys of their childhood. Next to Mr. Valiant's establishment, Mr. Carlo Gatti's restaurant was distinguished by a star of various colours. At the Old Thatched House some farther magic lantern exhibitions ...
... t. Mr. Hermes was with me. We did not go to a theatre in London. We went to Charing-cross station in a cab, then to Gatti's restaurant close by, from there to the Haymarket, then to the Cafil Turc, and then to another the name of which I forget. We afterwards ...
... Mr. Hermos and [ went cut on Christmas-eve about ten o clock. ‘V; 7dr ...