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... I.ork. by R. . E. Herbert Woollen. of Putney, to Agatha. daughter of the late Henry Woollen. of Bexhill, • TROUSSEAUX: WAILTEE. 100, Stmt. Sutton. Utlittg. flti.tT.-thi the 17th Oct., le:S. at the re.ideure ,if pun. Chon-Irs Bennett. Fiirlawn. Mermii ...
... delighting most the audience,—' The Married Man's Lament,' Mr. Fairbairn; For Home and for Love,' Miss M. A. Bennett; Caller On!' a trio, the Misses Bennett and Mr. Fairbairn; a ballad, Johnnie of Braidislee.' This is of the same class as Chevy-chase,' and other ...
... Bishop, John Herbert Allkins, and Vincent Chard. The following gentlemen wore allowed the otnee of broker, viz.Messrs. Herbert Marsh, Henrv Hutc^n wn Spiller, Frank Charles Capel, Amos Biglan-l, Walter Joseph Kestin, James Paul, Bcsford Bennett, Rowland Lawford ...
... Sergt. Smith and Private Allen. Itiscruits' Prizos.—Shooting—Cl lc, Priests Bennett ; 17s. 6.1, Private Coomber. Drill Attendance—Mr. Males' Prize, 7e. 6d., Private Bennett : Mr. Francis' Prize, 6s. 61, Private Coomber. The health of The Sergeants, ...
... . . Batchblob.— On tlio stb inst., Bromley, kont, the wife John Batchelor, E*q. _ , . .. . Bennett.—On Inst., fit Bank House. Gnmsby, the wife William Bennett. E«q, Lint— Tnistt.ros,—On the 4lh Inst., St. Mnrjr’l, Jhmwehnry, Rev. Henry Lino, M.A., Rector ...
... examined the body of the deceased, and that he had no doubt that death was caused by hanging. The Jury returned a verdict, That the deceased came by hisdeath by hanging himself while labouring under temporary insanity. By this melancholy event a vacancy ...
... that infect, The chairing taken by the lfcm Auheren Herbert, who in operin;.; the proceedinga he should like to know whether their political opponents' locked up their novels and an sondem. Did they hang their pictures with the to the well on Solway? Did ...
... These were sustained with great vigour and strong colouring by Mr. Bennett himself, and Mr. Phelps, the manager. a literary work, this play is highly creditable to Mr, George Bennett, manifesting it does considerable constructive skill, knowledge effect ...
... The Reid Festival, since the accession of Sir Herbert Oakley to the music chair of Edin burgh University, has assumed an importance out of all propor tion with that accorded to it in former times. Sir Herbert, by means of courteous demeanour, musical ability ...
... Prisoners were remanded for a week. STEALING SAUSAGES. Robert Hockey and Herbert reality. two young b)ys, were charged with stealing from the inside of the shop if Mr. Bennett, of 5, Homeadale-roal, two mintage.), vales 2d. J.mes Ere, shopman, in the ...
... Dawson, Herbert Ross, George Hawtrey, A. C. Mackenzie:; Misses Beatrice Lamb, Helen Ferrers, Georgie Esmond, I.Goldsmith, C. Zerbini, Eleanor May, Cynthis Brooke. At 8, NO CREDIT, Misses ksmond, Goldsmith, Mr, Hawtrey,&c. GARRICK THEATRE. Mr. Joun Hang, Lessee ...
... the bridges,' including the financial one, which bound him to New York. The Queen has been pleased to give and grant unto Herbert Warington Smyth, Esq., Her Majesty's Royal licence and authority that he may accept and wear the Insignia of a Commander of ...