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... elementary stage. 14 class; Amy F. Paine, elementary stage, tad class; Alic •IC Parsons, elementary stage, 2nd class ; CI era Nicholia. elementary stage, tad class; Annie B. Walker. element try stage, 2nd class ; Mabel Asher. elem nt •ry ...
... and her various suitors, may all be made acquaintance with at Old Trafford, and on much easier terms than if any of them were alive in the body. When I add to all this, the Soulages collection, the almost innumerable works of art, and the unique collection ...
... both on the stage and in the hall. During the tint part of the programme I was mostly oe the stage, but during the iitereal and the second part of the performance . ' was in various parts of the building seeing to the audience and helping to keep order. I ...
... with the Scienoe and Art Department, Ilouth Kensington, in competition for Government certificates, prizes (in art), &c.. upon sending in their names to me before the 25th instant. 21m (Huns AS,. Model and Freehand Drawing Thursday. May sth. Geometry and ...
... FINK ART SALE TODAY. A street weak, M. was Branch and Leek. commence to-day a sale of an unusually fine collection of the property of the late Mr. John Burton, of Preston. The name of the deceased owner and the celebrity of elle of the Artists are sere ...
... MR. HENRY IRVING AT THE! ART CLUB. The liverpool Art (nab Let sight tabutented )lr. Bear, Irving to a pond banquet at the Clubrooms, Upper Parliament-street, which were spunkily ifibesested foe the The club Mee entertained the leading members of Mr. Irvises ...
... general practice of the pre-4 matters 1 - to discuss the of the or to speculate as to its result. We may. %. r. rtmtin our readers that there am in whichn nun may kill another viii t any cri ttt itial responsibility. Sur% I termed either pe•titiahle or the ...
... peat swim in the art at working upon the (WM. of the plidesilieepie, of beating , charitable Games profitless except te their promoting, of keeping alive ethos w h i ch ought long are to her* bees extmL!ui.hed as effete, useless, or simple impositions ...
... THE SURREY ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1897 . ()YOUNG. VOLUNTEER CYCLISTS' COMPETI. TION. The aunt.al mutest by Vlimner cyclists for the rap presented by Lord Wol.elty, took place on Saturday 44, the initial stage of the petition triminencing at *AMYL ...
... THE LIVERPOOL ECHO, MONDAY, MAY vr4, I. PLOT TO ASSASsINVh, P l um , : ALE\ 01) I. ALARMING INTELLIGENCE. REVOLUTION IMMINENT IN EAST ROUMELIA. MORE RUSSIAN INTRIGtI7d. The Berlin Paldoe!r the following particular. of the alleged conspiracy aga.nst Prince ...
... SATURDAY, MAY In, 186 S A fund of 00,000 to oppome Dir. Glacktont's lotions taproom*/ to he starW The Rowe L00t,.„ ..r• the orlittnetor, Mr Jam Lord, et W.A.., 'e hoe sired A:I Ity may of Mart i n nent, of a Sudden and Revel, T has hove advised by hl ...
... as they will fetch there, in coder to keep a full supply from reacLing oat markets and hriapai down prices to a fair level. So VMS the °gainer is supplied with Whitstable natives cheep in order that we ben may be made to pay deist ter t•iem. An ingenious ...