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... Marsden, M. Bonheur. anti May Yohe. 7.40.WEATHEHWI8E.—MATINEE. SATURDAY. GARRICK THEATRE. Mr. John Hare, Lessee and Manager. ,™ts EVENINO.ntB.IO. MONEY. Mr. John Hare. M.-itf. Robertson, Cecil, Kemble, Brookfield, Q. Hare, Bourehier, o r, Rtx;k, Du Maurier ...
... time Lord Cardigan commanded the light brigade of the cavalry division. I never had any personal differences with Lord Cardigan when m the Crimea, and can recollect nothing of an angry correspondence. 1 was on very good terms with Lord Cardigan at the outset ...
... Rose Lcelercq Messrs. W. Laidlaw, S. MontelU, and Charley Sngdrn. GARRICK THEATRE. Mr. John Haro, Lessee and Manager. THIS EVENING, at 8.15, MRS. LESSINGHAM. Mr. John Hare, Mr. Forbes Robertson, Mr. Charles Rock, Mr. 8. Lascelles, Mr. G. W. Hardy, Mr. G ...
... Hewitt, Adelaide Astor, Maggie Roberts, Ruble Temple, and Letty Lind; Messrs. Harry Grattan, GtKirgc Grossmith, jan., Arthur Playfair, Sidney Howard, Frederick Roe®e, and John L. Shin#.—MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, at 2.30. DALY’S THEATRE, LEICESTER-SQUARE. EVERY ...
... AVENUE THEATRE. l . Manager, Mr, O. T. H. Helmaley. (iSjy EVENING, 8.50, will acted a Romantic wadi, Three Acte, entitled arms and the man, %. _ , By Bernard Shaw. ,Y^®StG P 1, ® ' Bernard^o James Welch, A. E. and rnett • Meedamea Altna Murray, Charles ...
... Lonncn, John F. Sheridan, F. Cook, George, Roland Corse; Mesdaracs Maud Holland, i *2 or( ** Alice Lethbridge, Gracie Wbltcford, Eva Greville, Thome, ?. Wilson, 51. Marsdon, M. Bonhenr, and May ®T at 2 30°' *— SATURDAY GARRICK THEATRE. 5Tr. John Hare, Lessee ...
... —COMEDY. AVENUE THEATRE. MwuMfer, Mr, 0. T. H. Heltnsley. EVENING, at 8.50, will acted Romantic * d 7. Three Acts, entitled ARMS and THE MAN, Vi o. , ' SI i»w. Ste fiernartl Gould. James Welch, A. E. 0 nctt; Mesdames Alma Marray, Charles Calvert, Pl** ...
... Hewitt, Adelaide Astor, Maggie Roberts, Rubie Temple, and Letty Lind; Messrs. Harry Grattan, George Grossmith, jon., Arthur Playfair, Sidnev Howard, Frederick Rosse, and John L. Shine,—MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, at 2.30. DALT'S THEATRE, LEICESTEB-SQDARE. EVERT ...
... projects as national policy. When Grattan ceased to influence Irish politics, O’Connell rose into the ascendant. The deteriorating effect of his power over the popular mind consisted in this—that to the pure patriotism Grattan, of which doubUess possessed ...
... (as far as regards John Barrowcloughl-lliram Daniel, Richard Owtiam, and John Staley Buckle, Manchester, manufacturers and yarn commission agents—Thomas and John Warburton, Warrington, Lancashire, grocers—Benjamin Crabtree and John Fiance, Oomeraal, Yorkshire ...
... with the memories of John Mitchell, was reminded that the present leader of the Irish nation did not scruple, when he was only English historian (cries of “He is not our leader;” “Parnell is the leader”), to traduce the memory of John Mitchell in disseminating ...
... lies, Irene, Mr. Barrier, and Mr. John Clayton. _ .. AVENUE THEATRE. Under the direction of Messrs. John Hollingshaad and _ Michael Gunn. TOSIOBT, at 8. Offenbach , last Comic Opera, LUEKTTB. siisk, Florence St. John, inny Coleman, and Lottie Venue ’‘rti ...