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... 'YOUTH AT flRU.Y-4ANE rpllIFATRE. Cs1 6Ittlji sl, AuguUst (ills, a' 1New Sciasatilaija sad Diccistic Prlcisci 133' Plaul Mevitt aciid Augutits II;L I cia 1v.joseph) DarlmgltOa ?? lie ?? a1cLsER Frank D~arlingtoll ?? I s . r AUGUSTUS HARIISi Cajlslel Dalton ?? AILTeUrc MATTIIISON .Mjacr itiandal RockleCy ?? sle.. W. II- VeesasN Captain Lord Larerton .. ?? It. Brure Captain 1Ron. Arthur ...
... What is the use of giving promenade concerts when every- body is out of town ? was a rernark we heard on our way to the new series of promenade concerts at the Royal Italian Opera, which again opened last Saturday night for the season. We soon discovered that, if everybody had gone out of town, a few thousands must have returned to the metropolis in order to be present at Covent-garden. DMr ...
... I^Teasteb volunteer 1 &* SIANCEUYEES. 'it.om orr. coiir.EsroxDEJ.-T.) CANTERBURY, Friday XionT. . n - ?? v of the Metropolitan Volunteers ?■ jr-.t unfavourable to any departure time-honoured Brighton Field-day, J** -1 vVniiniii? * ° * 0G * ha ?? there is mhch ?? Slt -l in favour of the marching columns, -**At those who participate in them ;- e h better idea of the duties they ?? , .to ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. —Tes-ebbat. Lord Chancellor took bit teat lbs woolsack quarter before fonr o'clock. INDIA PUBUC BERVIOEf reply the Earl of Kimberley, Lord CROSS said.tbat was true ...
... MURDERER'S END. THIRD EDITION EVENING NEWS OFFI6K 3.15. LATEST TELEGRAMS. EXECUTION TO-DAY. Reading, Tuesday. John Carter, agricultural labourer, was executed here this morning for the murder his wife at Watchfield, near Faringdon. The facts of the case are follows :—Prisoner's son stated that on the night of June 20th, he heard a knocking in his parents'bedroom, and his mother calling out, ...
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... Iht QUARTERLY RETURN of MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. ♦ The quarterly return of marriages, births, and deaths registered in the divisions, counties, and districts of England, issued by authority of the lUrgistrar-General, says : — The resident population of the United Kingdom in the Vniddle of 1883 is estimated at 35,631.290 persons ; that of Ei Tland and Wales at 20.762,974, of Scotland at 3 ...