... embodiment to this powerful agent, it de has been decided on to convene a public meet- 5U i y ing of the inhabitants. The Theatre Royal WI very has been engvaged for next Tuesday evening, va and we expect that so strong an expression ita II o of public ...

... powerful agent, it deep att has been decided on to convene a public meet- so p with lot 'B iY ing' of the. inhabitants. The Theatre Royal Mr.I very' has been engaged for next Tuesday evening, varnishi i o ail~d i. expect' that so srn an xrsin its cam -Ca-- ...

... potent embodiment to this powerful agent, it doe has been decided on to convene a public meet- St1 ing of the inhabitants. The Theatre Royal I has been engaged for next Tuesday evening, vae and we expect that so strong an expression its of public indignation ...

... at Wolverhampton, together with the lengthy-though neces- sarily greatly condensed report of the glori- ous meeting in the theatre-precluded any comments on the case as it stood, on closing our last report. And it may be now sufficient to state, that on ...

... Wolverhampton, together with the lengthy-though neced- ksarily greatly condensed report of the glori- o us meeting in the theatre-preeluded any comments on the case as it stood, on closing . our last report. And itbmay be now sufficient to sta te, that ...

... Wolverhampton, together with the lengthy-though neces- I sarily greatly condensed report of the glori-. ous meeting in the theatre-precluded any e comments on the case as it stood, on closing E our last report. And it may be now sufficent r to state, that ...

... GeorgeHenryPerry, who was fined £5 for a cowardly and ruffianly assault upon one of the tinmen, The important meeting at the theatre-the lmeeting among the hired men-the ignomi- lnious rejection from the Council-the adverse verdict of the magistrates, are ...

... Honry Perry, who was fined £5 for a cowardly asid ruffianly assault upoir one of the thimen. The important meeting at the theatre-the meeting among the hired men-the ignomi- nious rejection from the Council-the adverse verdict of the magistrates, are ...

... George HenryPerry, who was fined £5 for a cowardly and ruffianly assault upon one of the tinmen. The important meeting at the theatre-the meeting among the hired men-the ignomii nious rejection from the Council-the adverse verdictof the magistrates, are c ...

... late English Marquis of II-, and ho gave her an hotel in the RUo Cau- miartin, a carriage and four horses, boxes in all the theatres, and the toilet of a queoc. In throefuees of Longehamps, Tubtreuse-such was her sina de guerre-cast by her luxury that of ...

... late English Marquis of 1t-, and he gave her an hotel in the Rue Cau. martin, a carriage and four horses, boxes mn all the theatres, and the toilet of a queen. In threefitu of Longehamps, Tublfreuse-such was her nom de gtuere-cast by her luxury that of ...

... late English, Marquis of II-, and ho gave her an hotel in the Rue Cau- martiD, a carriage and four horses, boxes in all tbe theatres, and the toilet of a queen. In threfites of Longehamps, Tube&euie-such was her nmm do guerre-cast by her luxury that of all ...