... i - ) • Februa 22„, 189 a . ROYAL ADELAIDE GALLERY. APER HANGINGS Fifteen per Cent. untie) NEW NOVELS. Paris ou Londoe at short being 25 63, it follows that gold is 0.74 Mint price of ..C3 17s 101c1 per ounce for standard gold, gives an NAME or PUBLIC ...

... M. Steveniers, Mr. Hill, and M. Rousselot. Mr. W. Sterndale Bennett.—The third and last performance of Classical Pianoforte Music was given by this Composer on Tuesday evening. Mr. Bennett performed Mendelssohn’s Fourth Book of Songs without words—the ...

... bench.) Mr. Bennett— I don’t think you are sober. The Friend (smiling)—Oh, yes—yes-hic-I am not drunk. Mr. Bennett fio ihe clerk)—Would you say that he. is sober? Clerk-1 should certainly say that he was not, your worship. (Laughter). . Mr. Bennett (to the ...

... Henry Will:;. in, .loiiiers'-hall-biiilaings, Mine and spirit merchant, Bept. -22. at one, Oct SI , at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Scott's-yard, Bush. lane, Cannon-street W \TSoN, James, Milton-terrace, Southwark Mridge-road, baker, Sept. 16, at ten, Oct ...

... Fleming, Mary Ann Keith, Ann Ryder, Mary Caney, William Jones, otherwise Myers, William Everett, Thomas Rawlinson, William Bennett, John Thorpe, James Brady, Felix M'Guiness, Charles Frederick Radford, Joseph Raffley, William Evans, Michael Lalley, Edward ...

... it. So much for Mr. Bennett's humane argument. 'fhis young nobleman, for the purpose of removing any trace of this frightful imputation, which has been now hanging over him for some months, has procured affidavits from Sir Herbert Taylor, and several ...

... They would hang, shoot, and transport, to cure the people of their taste for liberty and justice; they would, in fact, exterminate the whole Irish race, and then pronounce their act a remedy. It has been stated that the death of Sir Herbert Taylor will ...

... Fle- ing, Mary Ann Keith, Ann Ryder, ?? Caney, William Jones, otherwise Myers, William Everett, Thomas Rawlin. son, William Bennett, John Thorpe, James Brady, Felix M-Guiness, Charles Frederick Radford, Joseph Raffley, William Evans. Michael Lallej,, Edward ...

... five quires of printed paper, consist- ing of 135 copies of the Illustrated London Neivs, value 2 13s., the property of Herbert Ingram and others, his employers, was sentenced to. three months' hard labor in the Ilouse of Cor- rection. John Collier, ...

... purchase, vice Elwes, promoted. 3d Ditto—Captain Patrick Chalmers, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Edwin Burnaby, who ex c hanges, receiving the difference; Cornet William Henry Bowen Jordan Wilson to be Liextenant, by purchase, vice Chalmers, promoted ...

... sning, Mary Ann Keith, Ann Rjder, ;May.aney; Willid Jonea, otherwise Myers, WilliatiWlefrett^. Thoina8 Rawlin-. #on, William Bennett, John T'arpe, Jamei Brady,. Felis MIGulnesa,, Charles. ,Frede'rick' Radford, Jogtp) 'mRkey, WIIIA4.Eians,. )ichpel Lalley ...

... musician. Thomas Lee, Hartshorn, Derbyshire, grocer. John Jacobs, Rosemary-lane, general-dealer and pencil-maker. Charles Bennett, Peckham, publican. Juba Somerville Wood, 13;ntinck-street, gentleman. Edward Bell, Aldgate, accountant. James Fabhaw, Pa ...