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... Margie Robert,. Mandl Lockett. Lydia Flopp. and Lett y Lind ; Me.N. Harry Grattan. George. Grolkmith. jun.. Arthur Mayfair. George Crawford. F.4lrar Stevens. Froti Storey. and John L Shine. At 7.40. THE SILVER HONEYMOON. TERRI'S. Lessem and Managers. F ...
... Astor. Maggie RoiJert , . Rub.' Tentole. Maud Lockett. and L.e.tp Lind ; Meek*. Merry Grattan. Geurge Grankth. jun.. Arthur Playtair, Howard. Frederic): Rae. and John L. Shine. PALACE. EVENING. at 7.46: Hill and HulL Duncan and hi 7 Collie Bamako', i. ...
... tbo Plover, amputation ol right arm, invalided ; sent home by packet. John Johns, A.8., tbe Plover, Io3S of left eye, invalided; convalescent. William Padin, private, Royal Marines, the Plover, amputa- tion of right arm, invalided; sloughing, {jcneral ...
... THEATRE.—Mr. JOHN HARE, And Manager. TONIGHT. at 8 15 p.m- a New and Original Play. in Four Acts. written by ()curse Fleming. entitled MRS. LEsSINUHAM. Mr. Walter (oarrl4er) Mr. FORRE , -ROBERTSON. Major Hanle. ILA., V.C.. . Mr. JOHN HARI , . Laity ...
... held them at arm's length, and relired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet major until deprived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomonta.de, but plain fact, as recorded in the Qazttte. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... Misses Baby Bri.htling, Violet Tyrrell. Addie Blanche. Alice Arnold ; Masters Babo. H. Grattan, C. Cooper. J. J. Sargood. OLIVETTE, Comic Opera: Misses F. St. John. Minnie Byron; Muesrs. H Bi_,cy, ?? Va Uuge, Cliftou, aad Muius-TO -XIUt-T, at 5.0, ?? ...
... Richards. Amalia. Jonghmaus, Cardigan, Cecile, Misses Paggl. and Misa Lila clay. VAUDEVILLE. Sole Lessee and Manaeer. Mr. Thomas Thorne. THIS EVENING, at 8.0. THE RIVALS: Messrs. William Farren. Henry Neville, Frank Arcner. John Maclean. A. Wood, j it G__uford ...
... in Lord Cardigan's brigade, his lordship is responsible to his chiefs ; but it has hitherto been unheard-of that officers in command should be systematically annoyed by anonymous complaints through the press. I have no doubt to Lord Cardigan himself these ...
... Me being nothing more than a piece of white statuary portraying a girl in the costume of a Pierrette wite a poodle in her arms. It is the Emperor will be familiar to many through M. H. do T. Grazdterook's picture of the sentinel, who falls asleep, ...
... MeelamesJessießond. Agnes Astor. Robert.. Maul LoAstt. Lydia Flopp. Mesem Ham/ Grattan, George orosensith. Pin.. Arthur Mealy Georm Cratefosl. Edits/ Stevens. Fred Storey. and John L. Shine. At 7.10, THE SILVER HONEYMOON. TEBETV. !ewe. and Manager.. E. J. ...
... Acland, Charles Lemon, Moses Montefiore, A. Spearman, John Walsh, Robert Price, M P., William Mag- nay, John W. H. Anson, Percy vai Hart Dyke, John Puck- worth, George Nugent, Robert H. Inglis, John Hall, Johu Lister L. Kaye, Compton Domvile, George Shee ...
... the late John Stanton, of Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, and Lloyd street. Pentonville. in her 62d year. WHVaasgNP.â ?? 19, at Twyning, EUzabeth Ann. widow of Henry William Townsend, Esq., aged 81. VAPGHAN.âMarch 21, at Llangoedmore, Cardigan, Sara, ?? ...