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... and at the prin- cipal Music Shops. Madame Filipowicz had the honour to perform before their Majesties and the Royal Family on St. George's Day. _ SIGNOR and Madame GARCIA have ihe honour lo announce that their CONCERT will take place on MONDAY EVENING ...
... Sporting Pictures and Prints of all kinds. SPORTSMAN'S EXHIBITION, TO-DAY.— Admission, One Shilling. Manager, John H. Raffety, Agricultural Hall ; Secretary, Harry Etherington, 152. Fleet-street, London, EX. SPORTSMAN'S EXHIBITION.— D. RUDGE and CO., Coventry ...
... JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS, OOSTENEXTE PIANOS, rxiVAL rujarorESE j i KNIGHTHOOD 1888. T EGION of HONOUR, 1878. / ...
... THE SANS PAHEIL. ?? tbe ?? of the Right Honourable the Lord si!Ss*.-Th»» s^wt SATtfrJDAY, the Jth d»y of pst'f^n beswettetsted v faeourite Scotch BoHetDivertise. V^lorrfaraoA ot ibe-ctose-nf last Season. With onhoanded t^^led JAMIE OF ABERDEEN; ne, Love ...
... M|ss BRUCE has iii.- honour to aiiuoun.-t- -,Ui her HM SOIREE Mlsll ALL for the ?? iei sasoii will tike |)laee t«t ihe Residence of .1 . Taylor, (. fje-street. Hanover-squ-! e, on MONI)A\. Ht Nine o'Clock. under Ihe Patronage of ' ,„,. r. 1, I)' ...
... ?? Award, Gold Medal, r'i ?? Xew York. IS*2 JfOEDONE.- Highest Award, Silver Medal rrriwr-rwa. tt London, 18S1. Honourable Mention, Paria, 1878 REDONE GREAT NATIONAL 2°EDONE. NON-ALCOHOLIC ZOEDONE. BEVERAGE. To ensure hizh qualify all Z^EDONEpiuta ZOEDONE ...
... in stating that the death of Henry, seventh Duke of Beaufort, deprives the roll of our English nobility of one of its most distinguished and beloved members. Of chivalrous honour worthy of a less material age—of unbounded generosity, limited only by his ...
... and honour, end going on education, physical fitness, and the moral reapoosibiltties of Empire. It does not seek attain popularity by eoroUiog numbers indiscriminately ; it andeavours rather to get bold of boys whom means something, and its roll now includes ...
... deserving they were of such honourable distinction. The Colonel again addressed the battalion, remarking that it was in the power of every indi- vidual present, by similar good conduct and faithful services, to obtain the like honourable reward, adding that every ...
... 2 agst Sportsman. 5 to | 1 agst Tambour Major. 0 to 1 agst Sir Robert, and 15 to 2 I agst Lady Douglas. Tambour Major was first otf, followed ; ! by Sportsman, Smite, Sir Kobert, and Lady Douglas, but I : after going a short distance Sportsman dropped ...
... cause,” AS SPORTSMAN. The late Peer was the oldest Waterloo Cup nominator with the exception Sir Proeklebank. Coursing and shooting, Indeed, were his only relaxations, and though Ws brother, Mr. T, T. Cunlifle-Lister, won the highest honours of the year ...
... foreign caM charged fourpence for pot of marvellously bitter tea. which made one ill. twopence for roll and butter, and at least penny for the waiter. The roll was beautiful ia appearance. smooth sphere of golden colour, but in ordinary mouths it was unbreakable ...