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... TRILIR GRATTAN AS SWEET LAVRADZR. more tender and charming representative of Sweet Lavender. When only five or stx, Miss Grattan appeared as Mignon in Rip Van Winkle, with Mr. Joseph Jefferson, and later on she took the part of Josephine in the ...
... No 12169 THEATRE NEWCASTLE L Director 12tb AND EVERY EVENING THE WEEK (GOOD EXCEPTED) EMILIfi GRATTAN in SWEET LAVENDER A W Pinero Monday april 19th— mr greets in a Musical THE NEW MEPHISTOPHELES Written by George Office Hart) a the Theatre from 11 345 ...
... DEATH OF JOHN PEEL Mr. John Peel, a well-known hunter, died at his ,idence, Ruthwaite, last week. Deceased, who was 90 sears of age, was well known as Young John Peal. he warn the son of the old famous hunter in abuse 1 onour and remembrance the rollicking ...
... Markets, Faire, t¢. Advert! ee JOHN MITCHEL In the quiet little charchyard of the society with which and his family nected, the dust of John Mitchel rests ashes of his fathers. There is a pleasant that those who in life have drunk deeply ! of adversity ...
... persons were present both employing working interest being well represented Mr John Jones of Middlesbrough represented the while Mr John of Darlington waB on behalf of the employes John Jones submitted the following report from Mr Waterhouse :— CHAIRMAN MBMRBR8 ...
... Irish history it is truly a bright spot when Grattan 117801 obtains in the native parliament the celebrated resolution as to its sole COgaratency to make laws for Ireland. In the year 1763, young Grattan entered Trinity Dublin, where he *as distinguished ...
... MELODY John Cunningham Lightsome convey’d Love crown’d tne plains little arrows Love the swains But mnch onr dread (Spoiler of their scudding fawns they fled Frighted tho’ they wanton slier each fond mischief ripe in Pan’s attire Tuning sweet oatun pipe ...
... the battle of Alma. He also took part in the charge the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, hut at the battle of Inkerman bus right arm was shut away. ...
... the wife of Mr John Snaith, of a son. MARRIAGES. 15th inst., Mr William March to Mary Ann Mules, 14th inst., Captain John M’Kenzie, R.A., to Sarah, widow of Mr Thoraas F. Forrest, of Marsden Cottage. Loxo FRAMLINGTON, 11th inst., Mr John Appleby, Weldon ...
... orders me to say, that if yo of he will make w of Henry Grattan. he looked upor } of the alavery, was » most paper writer ; most He wa t, being bow of a that he made a point even of ret: that Mrs, Grattan once said to ; and was so fond of walking wit “You'll ...
... only a matter of course to say that his last night was loudly applauded, Miss Helena Miss Welford, Mr. Inkersall, and Mr, Grattan Kelley, one after the other, in songs, ballads, and duets, were enthusiastically encored. Two of the most effective songs ...
... General Calthorpe concluded his speech with a graceful reference to Lord Cardigan's reliant condunt in the charge. ten the. war was over lie I.Gencral Calthorpc) criticised Lord Cardigan's tactics, but nothing could be mid of the way in which he led the Light ...