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... yesterday, an action was brought by Mr. John Gordon, jun., president of the Leeds St. John's Football Club, Igainat Mr. William Henry Billington, the promoter of the Baldwin Entertainment which took place at the Cardigan Fields last October. The defendant ...
... battle of Alma. He also took part in the charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, ttirougss which he escaped unhurt, but at the battle of lukerman his right arm was shot away. ...
... HARSH, Mr. JOSEPH TAPLEY, 14r. HT. GRATTAN. asd Mr. E. D. WARD. Moss ANNIE HALPORD, Mho SALLIE IrI'ILNER. Hiss NELLI F. WOODFORD. Miss }ATTIE BENNETT, and Miss CARRIE COOT!. rewertul Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, Mr. John Crook. SPECIAL SCENERY. GORGEOUS ...
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... the next Edition is publnh.i THE SAD FATALITY AT BLAYDON. Thin morning, at the l'ioneer Tai ern, B:aydon Haugha. Gamier John Grattan' held an enquiry into the eirtuni• tames Attending the death of Mary Ann Iltilnies rituninemile, aged roinitbs, who died ...
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... crossing when a train came suddenly upon ner. She was hit on the head by the butler, and killed almost instantly. The Rev. Dr. John Hall, formerly of Dublin. raw pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, is said to be the richest par.on &Ike. li is ...
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... humours crowd this side* of a large audience end .hook tbem irresistibly. Mr. Lionel Riguold, Mist Hattie Chattell, mad Kittle Grattan, oantribreed priocipdly to keep the spirit of the faros moving rapidly. At the Metropolo Theatre, Gateshead. the vital Trip ...