... 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 ...

... foreigners of distinction; consequently the hotelkeepers are looking ruin in the face. The American billiard handicap at Gatti's Restaurant, London, came to a conclusion on Saturday evening, J. Roberts, jun., and J. G. Sala making a tie of it for the first ...

... foreigners of distinction; consequently the hotelkeepers iire looking ruin in the face. The American billiard handicap at Gatti's Restaurant, London came to a conclusion on Saturday evening, J. Roberts, jun., and J. G. Sala making a tie of it for the first ...

... y the hotelfrom En g l an d an d ver y few keenors are looking ruin in the face. The American billiard handicap at Gatti's Restaurant, London, came to a conclusion on Roberts, jun., and J. G. for the first prize with six SSlan w aa i t ns r medaaacylhdg ...

... the competition was over, the programme of the previous day was nearly repeated. Refresh- ments were partaken of at Gatti's Restaurant,and a trip to Westminster followed. Mr T. P. Price, M.P., offered to show the choir through the Houses of Parliament ...

... and 11. She bad been turned out of several houses on account of her drunkenness, and was trying to force her way into Gatti's restaurant, when he arrested ber.- Defendant said she had been robbed, and that made her excited, but she was not drunk.- Defendant ...

... MERCHANT ROBBEO, I At Bow-street to-day Henry Burward (32) charged-before Sir John Bridge—with stealing' coat from Messrs Gatti's Restaurant. Mr Georg* Simpson, amerchant of Cardiff, at present staying in London, deposed that last night he was dining at the ...

... ROBBED. At Bow-street on Thursday H. Burward (32) wai charged-before Sir John Bridge—with stealing a coat from Messrs Gatti's Restaurant. Mr George Simpson, a. merchant of Cardiff, at present staying in London, deposed that on Wednk-sday night he was dining ...

... ROBBED, At Bow-street on Thursday H. Burward (32) was charged—before Sir John Bridge—with stealing a coat from Messrs Gatti's Restaurant. Mr George Simpson, amerchant of Cardiff, at present staying in London, deposed that last night ho was dining at the ...

... time ago lived in his house, in furnished apart- ments, .as the wife of an Italian waiter, who was employed at one of Gatti's restaurants. This man is said to have treated the woman in a kindly manner, always allowing her £3 a week. The couple lived in the ...