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... that tbe marks would be indelible. Tho Hong Kong operator tattooed the arm of English Prince, and, Kioto, engaged for whole month reproducing the trunk and limb 9 ot an English peer series of scenes from Japanese history. For this be was paid about £lOO ...
... dimmers with one, of her gentlemen friends, and amerted her rbnrietion that one of her tattooers •ould be elected to C, ogress. Another admirer. a wealthy young English mailman, offered t•• that he wool,' not be elected. Finally Mire X at:-.4 to wager a ...
... America. Flaring gone thus far with the preparation of this particular cigarette paper. I read in an English paper an interview of th.s same Society tattooer, who makes supposed disclosures in reference to certain ladies of title, one of whom has had garters ...
... half. The most notable anniversary was that of John Knox Church, Newcastle, which celebrated its hi-centenary. It an old English congregation. whews re cords go [melt almost to the Act of Toleration, and for long it met in the Groat Market Chapel. Ludic ...
... Aker. Newcastle. J. 8. CHILLONER & SON, MOSLEY STILEET. P.O. Telephone N. 667 National Telepboos, Trlegraphie Address.' °tattooer. Longbenton School Board.—A Ilieeting of Longbentun Schou! Hoard was te,tertlay. at St. Nicholas' Buildings, New•aastle. ...
... appearance in England of The first WEALS DENR, DUNBAR TRIO, MI'SICAL CARSON, AGNES LISTON, and Bolt PI A RTLF.Y. ST. CLAIR, ENGLISH'S COLUMBIA TRIO. ARTHUR BOYNE. GRAND NORA GORDON. LILLY r,NGLisii COMBINATION REANLAND BROS.. MR DEMPSEY, Sketch In RIDING ...
... 2a., Is. 61., Is., awl 61 Box Opea All l).y. THE ART GALLERY, NEWCASTLE. !will Riblbition of PICTURES AND DitAWINGS, By English and Continental Artist& ARTEMCS TOOTH and CO.. of 21. Queen Victoria Sheet, Landon, LC., beg to announce that their tuLLEcrios ...
... embroiderers in gold, rilvir, and other mverials; singers, dancers, jugglers, a set of marionette makers and manipulatory, tattooers, and their own complete native hared of imerumentalids. A few gentlemen had the privilege of dieing theme curious people ...
... connection with tho Lochsh Rugby Union, which as purely amateur organi=tinn will recognise no at aIL The English Union has decided that no Itemise of the English Union obali play in any gsnie with th• Ncrthern Union. Mr. William Woodman, solicitor, who cued at ...
... one—tie eiii.rafement of the International French and English Champion Wrestlers. These connoted of MM. de ILeuf, Dubois, Dubois, Jun., and Bouichier, the French cLampiots; Jamieson and Wright. English heavy weights, and Graham and Deeby, light weight champions ...
... Po-inns prima. 2. &1., 2., la. 61., Is, and &I Boa open day. THE ART GALLERY, NEWCASTLE Special of PICTURES AND DRAWINGS, By English and Con/Mental *Kat& Mean ARTEMUS TOOTH and CO., of 21, Queen Victoria Skeet, Lredoo. LC., beg to annocmce t eat their COLLECTION ...
... descriptions of foreign are firmly held at full, kite rates, shiLt fur camel on coast and shipment prices show some improvement. English remains quiet without quotable alteration. &mall attendance of manure, and very little taw:miry for barley. Odessa maize 9d ...