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... on »J*RiicaUon to Mr. Tatloe, at the Union Bank. Zsri. 241* JaforcA, 1852. DE GREY ROOMS, YORK IfR, JAMES RUSSELL, of the Theatres JH ftojal, Drury Lsne, Coveat Garden, and Hav- awarket witl give READING- from SHARBPERE The ThirAßeading, from KING LEAR ...
... £188 12C I ADDITIONAL. Miss Roper, Cheltenham £5 » 9 Rev. H. M. Clifford, Fulford 1 1 0 G. H. Thomas, Esq., Mount 5 0 0 THEATRE ROYAL, YORK. Lbssbb Mb. John Coleman. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, positively the Last Night of MISS MARIE WILTON'B LONDON COMEDY COM- ...
... Class Tourist Ticket* .in kL . 'J l Way 16th to*thaSl_rtOeU^iB74 * * m force { '•' ( I-ndon. King', ...
... T. MR. FRED FRENCH. Of the Crystal Palace. St. James's Hall. Agricultural Hall. Drury Lane. Covent Garden, and principal Theatres in the United Kingdom, accompanied by ths following Artistes : — MISS ANNIE ROSE. MISS ISABEL VANE. MIBB LILLY DS GAUNZA ...
... -Orchestra Stalls, ts. j Pi 9 _;is, Js. ; 8*100r.y,25. ; Pit, ls. Tickets to be bad at th* Phikctpal Gatxs, at the Door* cf tbe Theatre, at Messrs. T_UA__srron and ?? -.iiimar. aitd at Mr. lv.iii BooKatrau. on th* Spa, where Plans od the Rc.ei veil Beats may ...
... FAMILY, & COMMERCIAL M PKIVATE HOTEL. , 7 5, r STHAND, two doors from Wellington-street, I - ;■ Exeter Hall, Law Courts, Theatres, aud all places of interest. J loall parts ; ass the doors. Tabic ?? for visitors on Sundays. Ad dress— Proprietor. -jl* ...
... Northallerton—The Legend ot the Slingsby Serpent—All Saints' Church, North- atreet, York—Freemasonry in York—Battle at Kiilloid—Theatre Royal, fork—St. Anthony's Hall, York—Antiquity ot In- toxicating Drinks—The Largest Kitchen in England — Origin of Judges' ...
... in August of last year he had certain suspicions as to the conduct of his wife. She had been in the habit of frequenting theatres and other places, and stayed out late at night. On one occasion when he was walking behind her in the street, a friend of ...
... CANDIDATURE. On Tuesday a crowded meeting in support of the candidature of Mr. Fry, the Gladstonian candislate, was helsl in the Theatre Roy;*l, Darlington. Mr. David Dale presided, and was supported by the Right Hon. H H. Fowler, Mr. H. F. Pease, Col. Scurtield ...
... house on Tuesday morning. Briefly the facts of the case were that the deceased's wife, Mrs Jane Newbold, had been to tbe Theatre Monday night, and upon her going home shortly after eleven found her husband standing up, raving. He took up a candlestick ...
... guineas, WALKER'S. 26, Merrion Street, near Grand Theatre, Leeds. I*7 7s. — Drawing-roorn HARMONIUM ; 7 JJ stops, full pipe organ tone. Great bargain. Carriage paid ■ WALKER'S, 26 Merrion Street, near Grand Theatre, Leeds. WONDERFUL BARGAIN.— Medium SEWING MACHINE ...
... duties of editor will devolve upon his able assistant, Mr. Verschoyle. k distinct success has been scored at the Vaude- ville Theatre by Mr. Mark Melford, a young dramatist who has previously displayed consider- able abilities. But '• A Screw Loose Ls the ...