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... Henry Irving; Messrs John Clayton, Beaumont, IH. Forrester, J. B. Howard, F. Charles, John Carter, E. F. Edgar, 11. B. Conwvay, Miss Le Thifre ; and Julic da Mortemar, Miss Isabel Bateman. After which, A HUSBAND IN CLOVER. Horace, Mr John Clayton ; Lydia, ...
... UTILITY GENTLEMEN. To competecet aced respectable parties, respectable salaries. Apply, by letter, to Messrs P. ToEsIcs acnd J. RUSSELL. A week's silence a polite niegative. MR: TOM MACLEAN, Comedian and Vocalist, THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL, every Ececeing. A ...
... Permissive Bill. In answer to questions, both members declared them- melves in favour of opsuini the museums on Sun- days, of Sir John Lubbock's bill for early closing, the breaking down of the monopoly of the gas com- panies, and the withdrawal of the troops ...
... followed, Mr Harry Cromipton appeared, and gave several comic songs with ability. Ol the ?? evening Mr Richard Duum and Mr John Manhill appeared for the last tume here. Both have been very successful during their engagement at this Theatre. The Pantomime ...
... A. A. Batburt, C., ?? Barrington, C.. barwlcb-lieut.-eolonel Jervis, C. Ilertford-Captain A. J. Balfour, a ]guatingdon-S1r John Kerslake. a. LeomnIOster-Mr. L Arkwright, C. Iudlow-CO1onel Hon. G. R. W. diVe. WabmeaburylMr.W. Powell, C. )Tarlborouvbh-Lord ...
... All letters respecting engagements for Opera, Concerts, Oratorios, or Opera Bouffe to be addressed to 16, Eeppel-street, Russell-square, London M DLLE. ANNETTA S A SI will shortly return hean her successful Tour iii Italy and France, und is at Liberty ...
... but several members of the Jury have since signed a mensorial praying for a modification of the woman's sentence. IEslras JOH-N YOUNG AND S. L. P1'cE, tic liquidators, asnounce a first payment of 2s. in the M21 to the creditors of the European Assurance ...
... Wednesday, 28th ult., at Peckham, Mr John a. carter, Acting-Manager at the Surrey Theatre, to Clara F. Glover, second daughter of Reuben Glover, Esq., Peckham-park. BIRTsI.-On Friday, January 30th, at 36, Great Russell- street, Bloomsbury, London, the wife ...
... which, as Prime Minister, Ettl Russell had advocated; but he did not believe that eminent statesman was aware of the danger that threatened. Tiut lulu the action of the Papacy had brought him in league with Earl Russell. (Loud cheers.) , The resolution ...
... it has certainly chanced that while the metropolitan censtituenciee have occasionally ssnt to Parliament men Sheridan, John Russell, and Sir William Moles. worth, with such lesser lights as Layer-a. Sir Francis ltu:dett, Thomas Sling-shy Duucombe, Wakley ...
... illness of Earl Russell, Sir John Murray, Bart, ( Philipisaugh), presided. The proceedings having been opened with prayei by the Rev. V. Cadman, the Chairman said that hi had in the first ipstance, a message to deliver from Earl Russell. That nobleman ...
... regretted to say it bad been sworn ?? Ties, July 13th, 1616. DsR. J. C~oi~s Browne's CHILORODYNE.-- DRJ The tr ght lieu.m ?? Russell communicated to the College of Physicians an J. T. Davenport that he had received wiforulation to the effect that the only ...