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... dramatic element over the old music-hall given, Notwithstanding the enthusiasm of the hai in quiet greys and neutral tints, which hang about—so leaven. Mr. Morton bore the brunt of theatrical attack at sans of the two belligerents present, no disturb- ad: to ...
... witne both men, owner of the pro- A first yed at Mr Moore’s—well known | inclosure, 500 for a valuable cup. In the fir John Bennett, 126, ance than his suddenly, 25, Finally, 199, ot Grand, shot out t G, Hunt, 50, he outsider, Lord Cook’s chief break an ...
... Walewski and suite, and Count and Countess Agrado and suite, arrived at Dover this morning by the mail packet Waeve, Captain Bennett. They soon afterwards left by mail train en roe/c for Chisel- hurst. The AMorning Post has information that the French journals ...
... of weather. Brighton Aquarium was formally opened in presence of a brilliant company—the Lord Mayor of London, Mr. Sheriff Bennett, and Dr. Carpenter, President of the British Association, being among those taking part in the interesting ceremony. The Mayor ...
... could be truated time The Duffy observes The Onentiti Que^ tion now moves in two distmct lines. While the smoke of warfare hangs over the Morava VaUey, the electric telegraph is alive with the project* and proposals of diplomatists. Oat Vienna correspondent ...
... loss of the Captain, and yet, after the First Lord had left the country, the Prime Minister kept his sentence of dismissal hanging over his head, and eventually on the 31st of January summarily removed him from his office. The noble lord commented in caustic ...
... sentenced to five and seven years’ penal servitude respectively, were flogged at Newgate in presence of Sheriff Sir John Bennett, the Governor, and the representatives of the press. The men showed great cowardice in the way they bore their severe punishmeut ...
... Cents., 72,251, neing a rise of 20¢.; Suez Canal Shares, 690 f., being srise of Bf.; Peruvian of 1570, 344 f., showing no ‘hange. The Paris Exchange on London this afternoon ~as 256.154, showing a recovery of . The demand for high-cliss investments coninmes ...
... sutfered in every way by Davies, R. Loch, G. Williams, W. against the united efforts of a couple of cliques, who could | collar hanging dow: rate he fed the game, then he paid the aces ne Sir W penne | not tind four persons to stand as candidates resident in ...
... Mdlles. R usB 1L Lennox Grey Bla Dot Robins, Annie all, Grosvenor, Marie DeGrey, and Lilian Gray : wood, .1 . Piuinpton. Bennett, and Dentil ROYAL SURREY GARDENS.â TO-MORROW NIGHT, GRAND GARDi i honour of the Visit ol the fOIAH Alniissi v Que Shilling ...
... THEATRE.? VENICE, Operatic Spectacle: Madame Mathild- Zimeri. Misses Emma Chambers, ?? Gillert, and Constance Loseby; Messrs. Herbert Campbell, Frank Hall, G. Conquest, iun., L Kelleher. Wingrove, and George Oonquet.-TO-NIGHT. at B.IS.? LAST EIGHT NIGHTS. ...
... last night. On dit in the event of a dissolution of Parliament occurring within the next year, Captain C. E. Sargent, of St. Bennett’s, Lanivet, will offer himself for the representation of the borough of Bodmin. Arrangements are in active preparation to ...