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... of Herr Wilhelm Ganz, 37, Golden-square; at the Hall; at Olliner's,, 19, Old Bnd-street; and of the principal Miesiesellers. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA .J.J.L TWICE TO-DAY, at Three and Eight. Egyptian-hall, Piccadilly. TOWES and CUSHING'S GREAT UNITED Ils ...
... direction oS the Leeds Rational Recreation Society.) SiX~h CONCERT (the last of the present reason,) will Thrc in the M1usic-hall, Albion-street, on Saturday Even- Jte Pjune Tiveifth. ,Oy nertx a VocArLIlsT :- Mrs. ALEXANDER NEWTON, together with ggnowN ...
... James's Grand Hall, on Tuesday, May 24, at uight 'clock, Tiykots to be had of Messrs. Chappell and Ollivier, Bend-street; sf Cramer and Cs., and Addison, Regent-street; Emedy, Oxford- t street; Keith and Co., Choapside; and Mr. Austin, at the Hall. E DRB AJACOBS' ...
... Major-General SirWitliam Davies, ?? Clay- gtate, Esher, iormetly Member ol' the Legislative Council of India. Ernest Grant Govan, Esq., 45, Albert-gate, S.W., and The Gratge, Piton.r, Middiesex. The Right Ho10. toud Hay of 'iniauns, 27, Halsey- street ...
... 3s. ld. l eserved Seats, 2s. 6d. ?? at the Palace ; 2, Exeter Hall; and at the usual Agents. .f R Y S T A L P A L A C E.- , GtJ GRAND CONCERT TO-MORROW, Saturday, July 30. s 'The. EXETER HALL OFFICE will remain OPEN for the 0 SALE of TICKETS at Thrce Shillings ...
... -ewcastle Courant is sent by post to all parts of the United Kingdom on the following terms :-2s. 9d. per quarter, 5s. 5d ner hall-year, ls. 105. per annum, payable m advance. Paymnent may be mnade to anlly News Agent, or to the Publishing Offlce, Newoastls ...
... presence andl ?? tronage of the Right IHon, the LORD SutAYOt of LONDON and the LADY MALYOl)ESS. CIANTERBURY HALL CONCERTS. sJ -In the MUSIC HALL, EVRTY EVE2NING, Proifssor Sterodale Bennett's May Queen, Grand Selectioiss fiom Dinorab, Macbeth, ...
... YORK, AND BETWEEN _ D LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON. The Boeton WV calling at HALIFAX to land and receive hasengers and her Majesty's halls. CUDA (bduiig).Captain SCOTIA ?? B. E. JUDKIN8. ?? ?? EDWARD . LO. ?? ?? JAmEs STONE. ?? ?? TuosrMsSeALL. [s t::: ?? , ?? SA ...
... -It would be advisable to employ a collector. A 1cED REIrUBLICAS.-Debating' Societies, among others, are held at the Coger's Hall, E.u.: the G-cen Dragon, Fleet- street, E.C. ; the Dirkbee-k lIrstitute; the Polytechnic Institute, ltegent-st'eta and this ...
... , large- - sized chest of drawers, washstand with marble top, dressing table, three chairs, towel raili, and toilet ?? to Morris and Co., 25 and 27, Berry-street. 28MYJel WIALNUT DIRAWIKG-ROOM1 SUITE for Ii Guinleasi - V coprising six carved-back chairs ...
... fiee, direct from the Author, on re- rceipt of twelve stamps, C ANTERBURY HALL, Westminster-road. Proprietor, C. MORTON.-The FINE ARTS GALLERY, in connection with the above Hall, is NOW OPEN DAY and NIGHT, from Eleven a.m. till Twelve p.m. The New Gallery ...
... Gospel. London Hall and Co., 25, Paternoster-row. Now ready, in I vol., price its. cloth gilt, illustrated, THE PRINCE of the HOUSE of DAVID; or, T Three Years in the Holy City. By the Rev. Professor 3.11. ING1AH1AM. London: Arthur Hall, Virtue acid Co ...