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... Kabfi. A PPOIXTMENTS, Julj- 10.—Midshipmen—John W. Ramsay, Charlc S. Le Strange, Lionel Fanshaw, Palmer K. Smythies, to the St George. Naval Cadets (Nominated)— Edward V. B. Gaunt, Alfred Robertson Siras. Engineer Frederick I. Taplin to the Cumberland ...
... officer in the place of Dr. Lionel Booth. W. F. Rawdon, Esq., wa3 in tho chair. Tbe medical officers reported that they had examined the testimonials of nine candidates, and that their opinion Mr. Collier, Mr. White, and Mr. Allshorn were the most eligible ...
... Mr. Charlesworth 10 10 0 Mrs. Harris 10 10 0 Mrs. Langley 110 Mr. Rtlcker 10 10 0 Mr. Tayler 110 Mr. Albert Brassy 5 00 Mr. Lionel Cohen 3110 0 Anonymous 50 0 0 Mrs. Ha-.riet Wagg ?? 1 10 Mr. Parnell 5 00 Mr . S. Joseph 110 G. de B 100 0 0 Mr. John Mackrell ...
... In eonsemience of the great success of thin famous Realistic Comedy it will lie repeated until further notice. _ DUGGB Mr. LIONEL BROUGH. And MILKY WHITE Mr.H.T. CRAVEN. At 9.0 o'olock, pQLL AND PAUTIrER JOK New Nautical Burlesque, by Biunand. One of ...
... MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. Allshorn (A. H.) On Protuberant Abdomen : An Outline of its Causesand Treatment. Roy. Bvo. Houliston. 2/ Atthill (L.) Clinical Lectures on Diseases peculiar to Women. }rd ed.,, revised and enlarged. Post Bvo, pp. 306. ZFannin ...
... Harvey, Mr. T. Ratoliff, and Mr. Laugston. There were also on horseback ia this part of the piooession Mr. Garrad Baker, Mr. Allshorn. and Mr. P. Butler. ' The hearse, drawn by four blaok hor«es, followed, these and four mourning coaohes being supplied by ...
... way I do it/ and She lost her way, both il nightly ; supported by Miss Rose Cullen, Messrs. F. Mervtn, Beyer, Fisher, and Lionel Brough.- Great success; crowded houses. /CRITERION TH EATRE.— THE PINK \J DOMINOS (258 th Nirhu, EVERY EVENING. For cast of ...
... Bignold, Esq 0 6 0 Farnham Close, Esq 6 6 0 S. Putney, Esq 2 2 0 J. R. Hovtll, Esq. 110 Rob- rt Stewart, Esq 6 5 0 Ad. lph H .AlLshorn, E_q.,M.D 6 6 0 S. Shirley, Esq 1 1 0 Miss Hibbert 2 2 6 Mrs. J. Vilson Buckley 10 10 0 B. Gtav.s, Esq 10 0 Mis. Alan Chain ...
... — Feb. 22, at The Bank, Rugby, the wife of Arthur Williams, of a son. . MARRIAGES. ALLSHORN— WHITEHEAD.— Feb. 22, at St. Andrew's, Sharrow, heffleld, Adolphe H. Allshorn, M.D., of Dalston, London, to Florence Ada, third daughter of the late William -White ...
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... permission of Mr. DOyly Carte). TOOLE'S THEATRE. -Sole Lessee, Mr. J. L. Toole. j I n.lerthe M.imi'eii ie nt of Willie E.iouiu nnd Lionel Broii.h. TO-NIGHT, at -.SO, new Burlesque. THE BABES; or. Whines, from the Hood, by Harry Paulton and \V. C. Levey. At 7.40 ...
... April 5. AIETY THEATRE.— A SERIES of MATINEES of O'd Comedies will be given, under the direction of Miss KATE VAUGHAN and Mr. LIONEL BROUGH, commencing TO-DAY with SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, with the following cast :— Hardcastle, Mr. John Maclean ; Sir C. Marlow ...