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... the New, Grand, Local Gome Chriatmas Pantomime, entitled DAVY JONES'S LOCKER; Ob, Harlequin and the La of Liverpool. Opening Story of the Pantomime written expressly for this Theatre Mr. Win. rrington. The e and Music ...
... vacant by the lamented death of Lord Macaulay. We read in the Wiltshire Independent The venerable Marquis of Lansdowne, who a short time back was suffering from a severe attack of the gout, is now, we are happy to say, quite recovered, and has been keepinj* ...
... the effect that England was counte- Xancing and even clandestinely aiding the Moors. The correspondent treats the various stories as canards. On the Other hand, the Spanish cause was favourably regarded among some of the subordinates of the garrison of ...
... passengers, being a falling off of about 300. In short ships, not under the act, or submitted to Government inspection, 143 vessels sailed in 1859, with 5,203 cabin and 2,283 steerage passengers. These short ships include all travellers by the Cunard ...
... passengers, being a falling off of about 300. In short ships, not under the act, or submitted to Government inspection, 143 vessels sailed in 1859, with 5,203 cabin and 2,283 steerage passengers. These short ships include all travellers by the Cunard ...
... the business carried necessitated the use of very wide gangways, which caused 1 great loss of stowage room, and the lower story was njured by the inefficient manner which it was lighted. Che premises would require great and expensive alterations fit them ...
... Comic, Christmas Pantomime, W* entitled LITTLE BNOW WHITE; PRINCE )LDENHEART, and THE WHO never, saw her face in a glass I story the Tan Nomine, written expressly for this Charles Millward. overture ami Music of the Opening, and the Music of the > Scenes ...
... fal ithe territorial greediiess of Iussia is said to have tsisted in *giving the mortal blow. l Prince Gortschakoff,- so the story now goes, was quite willing, to epter the Congreas and . to agree to everything whikh France might propose for the pacification ...
... existed a remote little kingdom in the | Brer so long ago cal.ed Faraway, which at the primitive , ed bw a crafty i hich | story Yafers, kes: and t veal mx ture yelept Squander, Whoss re then unknowa eX dreamt of), had plunged his kingdom and his ors never ...
... and incapable of takingcar.ofhimself. 1 A polico oftleer removod him to Jordan street bride- well, where after remaining a short time lie became seriously ill, and a medical man was sent for from the South Dispcnsary. Tbe sgrgeon, after admitnis- tering ...
... was made to discover some trace of the stolen property, but without the slightest effect, even up to the present time. In a short time after this alleged robbery Mr. Guttmann became bankrupt, grounding the cause of his bankruptcy mainly on the loss sustained ...
... which the town clerk had ordered for the officials officially engaged in the booth. As a necessary consequence, the supply ran short, and our liberal friend ordered more. In due time the refreshment- bills came in for payment, and were submitted to the committee ...