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... periormance of new and Vaudevilies, a very excellent and superior D tAMATIC COMPANY has been ed, among which wiil be found Miss JOSEPHINE MANNERS, from tho Theatre-royal, Shefic’d; Miss SELTON, from the Theatre-reral, Edinburgh; Mrs. from the ‘Theatre-royal ...
... hemist, 75, U Par Mr. John Brown: gg, Chemist, Pus! 0 ‘Kament-street. Mr. J. M. Ch: Mr. Wm. Bexter, Chemist. P ostoffice, 81, Kensington. ernist. 1, West Derby-street. Mr. J. Gill, Chemist, Netherfield- Mr. Wm. Wilding, Chemist, Posteffice, 2, St. A ...
... the death, and, re membering the wish of Miss Benanomi, ordered the remains to be buried in Rose Bank Cemetery, and monument with the inscription quoted to be erected t her memory.—Caledonian Mereury- ee nd Sir J. D. Pavt.—The whole of the effects of this ...
... will be found Miss JOSEPHINE ! MANNERS, from the Theatre-royal. Sheffield; Miss SELTON, ! from the Theatre-royal, Edinburgh: Mrs. HORSEMAN, from the Theatre-royal, Manchester: Mr.STANISLAUSCALHAEM.frcmthe Theatre-royal. Sheffield; Mr. J. C. SHORE, from ...
... Postoffice. Old Swan. Mr. Wm. Baxter, Chemist Postoffice, 81, Kensington. ' Mr. J. M. uck. Chemist. 1, West Derby-street Mr. Wm. Wilding. Chemist, Postoffice, 11, St Anne-sveet. Mr. J. Gill. Chemist. Netherfl eld-road. Mr. Thos. G. Fear on. Chemist, Walton- ...
... ! m _? , balance, and that he should have admitted j he took, wrongly or rightly, that of sub- j mitting himself to examination by Sir Benjamin -orodie. The result of that examination was in favour j M. Sumner, and was communicated to his wife and her ...
... of ladies' boots from the shoo of Miss Janette Kay, 46, Paddington, under false pretences. It appeared that the prisoner had gone to the shop, and represented that Mrs. Agnes Alders, Brownlow-hill, lady known to Miss Kay, had sent her for five pairs of ...
... number Nights. Miss BLANCHE FAtiE will make her first appearance in Liver- pool, preparatory to her debut at the Theatre-Royal, lay marker THIS EVENING (Friday) the 13th icst., 1 THE SCHOOL FOI SCAN HAL. Sir Peter Teazel, ; Ranker: Lady Miss Blanche Fane ...
... zen S Be Charles Mathews. A DAY AFrER THE WEDDING. AS A CUCUMBER. TAKE THAT On Wednos G THE WIND. TRL AWAY. D PATLER v, CLATTER. FAMILY On. J TEFIT of Mr. C. MATHEWS; and cn On The BE araace this Season. Saturday. is Last. FRENCH PLAYS. THEA? E-ROYAL ...
... Mr J Carm-heri Mr John Kay, Mr J Connelly, Strain, Mr Geo. Mistrot, Mr M Waterhoaee and lady, C M V t y n > W Murray, Miss Draper, Mrs J Knowles, Mr W H Sargent, Mr Geo Wooliscroft, ■Mr Sloo, Mr Alexander Leith. Mr James Broui-h. Mr Barry, Mr Mr ...
... a magnificent hearse, • drawn by two white horses, under the management , committee appointed at meeting of citizens of the j j Eleventh Ward, the night previous. The coffin was 1 made of mahogany, highly-polished and lined with white ! satin. On the lid ...
... OPENING IN THE DRAPERY - d PARTNERSHIPS. —W.NICHOLhas several ,-rr. Cll«nti Capital who are disposed to join Mercantile Concerns as PARTNERS. J Dispose o? sCTerml hi * hlj Coaeana to street, Liveniool. feMional ' Patent . d Inturaaoa Agency, T. CMI» ...