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... tg.i.h burlesque writer has ever written.— Tho Kc-io L'ui.ualilxd success.— The Daily Telegraph. Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Mrs. JOHN WOOD. Mrs. JOHN WOOD. as Pretty Poll of Putney, will introduce her famous Ballad, MY LOVE HE IS A SAILLEUR BOY. aud will sing ...
... Solici tors. URSUANT to an ORDER of the High Couri of Chan- cery made in the Matter of the Estate of JOHN BARRY, audi ''RY v. BARRY, the CREDITORS of JOHN B \I: B V tate * ; N o. .TO. Bernard-street.'Russell-square, in the county of Middles**: y of 36, ...
... l T t 1 .3, Vic- eadiliy, w. : or to Pi,. St. Dunstan's- house. Cross-lane. Great Tower-atreet, Loudon, _.C, aud 26, South John-street LiverpooL GRANTS of LAND in NEW ZEALAND.* I nder The Immigrai ts Land Act 1873, persons who are n-nrn-._i hv th.- ...
... PaU- T E ?A?rI I -^ EY LINE.-STEAM, LONDON to ' o ds at thr!., u X ' St - John. N. 8., Quebec, and Montreal enrrying _ nd U inv._ g , r^ tes f or Charlotte Town. P. EL, St. John's, ?? Powerful RtI?J ) L. Cr ' I,i ' ...
... W. No. 22 .the CREDITORS of JOHN WICK HAM, late of Codiington. in the county of Gloucester, farmer, deceased (who died on the 2d day of May, 1872), are, on or before the sth day of May, 1874, to send, by post, to Mr. John Trenfleld, of Chipping Sod bury ...
... Annual General Meeting. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. The D • rotation are— John Mo.on Clal>on, Esq. John Rob. rt Dam 1-Tysscn. Esq. Battle John Laurie l-'rere. Esq. r. Esq. Charles N orris Wilde, Esq. They are eligible, and offer themselves ...
... will be enter- ?? this 25th day of August, 1877. (.Signed) JOHN W. ELLIS, I Sole Executors JOHN HARDWICK, ( to Deceased. R. JOHN FAGAN, Deceased.* ANY PERSON HOLDING a WILL made by the late Mr. John Fagan, for- merly of the Military Secretary's office, Hor ...
... TRUST COMPANY (Limited). 1)1 B-l SAMIfEL LAING. Esq., MP, Chairman. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. I John Horatio Lloyd. Esa Malcolm A. LtiinK, Esn. John Fender, Eso , M.P George Leeman, Esq., M.P. I Sir Philip Rose, Burt. Officesâ No. 5. Lothbury. E ...
... Esq. Frederick W. Heilgers, Esq. James R. Bullcn Smith. Esq., John Jones, Esq. 0.5.1. Eniile Levita, Esq. James Whittall, Esq. WUUam Macnaughtan, Esq, | Ludwig Wiese. Esq. Manager.? John Howard Gwyther. Sub-Manager.? James Simnon. Secretary.? WilUam ...
... Travers Buxton. Esq. Kirkman D. Hodgson, Eeq. The Hon. Jas. Byng. Sir John Lubbock, Bart., M.P., John Clutton, Esq. F.R.S. Octavius Edward Coope, Esq. John Dorrien Maeens, Esq. John Coope Davis, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. George Arthur Fuller, Esq. William ...
... Privy Seal, President of the lustitution, in the Chair. _14, John-street, Adelphi, March 16. RICHARD LEWIS. CLERGY OR P HAN S CHOOLS. BOYS' SCHOOL, 8t Thomaea HIR, Canterbury. GIRDS' SCHOOL, St John a Wood, Loudon. The nnmber of Annual Subscribers to these ...
... om ud. No fees. Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD. rpO-MORROW AFTERNOON, HENRY VIII. ATLiiDAY AFTERNOONS.â Mr. PHELPS as CARDINAL WOLSEY; Mrs Charles Calvert as Queen Katheiine, and Mr. John Clayton as Henry VIII. ; and full com- pany.â ...