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... Williams, ex-mayor of Melbourne. The prosecutor, late on the izevious Light. was making inquiries cs to the departure of a Mid-Kent trair at one of the barriers in the Cannon-street Station, when the prieenPr crushed up against Lim, and asked the inspector ...
... Annie Powell. There was a crowded and fashionable attendance, and the play was received withacclamation. The Goose ?? the Golden Epgs formed the concluding item in the pro- gramme. PRINCE OF WALES's THEA'RE.-Proprietor, Mr D. Grannell. -Closed with the ...
... Admiralty Pattern Room. FRANCIS W. ROWSELL, Director of Navy Contracts. ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS for ls — ART UNION of KENT.-DR AWING, 7th AprU. forPRIZEB from 150*. te 21. 25., at Town HaU. Mounted Photo with Three Tickets.— Tickets ls. each, of ...
... ministers of all Christian denominations. . AU approving its • Assocates. ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS for Is.— ART UNION of KENT. -DRAWING, 7th April, for PRIZES from 150?. te 21. 2a., at Town Hall. Mounted Photo with Three Tickets.— Tickets ls. each, ...
... EDOUIN in the aganza, THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. C Crystal palace.— The majiltons (Les Trois Enables) in the Easter Extravaganza, THE GOLDEN Bl I'll: (ill. V— THIS DAY. Crystal palace.— caster holidays.— Grand Eai I i.THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. GORGEOUS SCENERY ...
... Harvey and Davids, 126, Bishops Old Kent-ron nites from Railway St MESSRS. HARVEY and DAVIDS will SELL by Alt TION, at the ' k, on Thursday, April 19, at On ipital HOUSES, situate and being Nos. 15. 17, 1**. and 21 1. Old Kent-road ; all let to n ?? ; lease ...
... Easter Extravaganza. THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. CRYSTAL PALACE.— The MAJILTONS (Les Trois Diables t in the Easter Extravagauza, THE GOLDEN 111 I'TEIi ELY. -THIS i).VY J CRYSTAL PALACE.— EASTER HOLIDAYS.— Grand Eauter Fair- aTHE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY. 1 AN HICKS ...
... prosecutrix that he was a “gentleman,” and offered her 10s,, s 0 that she should not be deglrived of her day’s pleasure. The golden bait, however, did not take, and on being handed over to the constable three other purses were found on the “gentleman,” who ...
... Building Land, in tear the Station, now ripe for build- >Vo. olicitors: at the Mart, I. ces, 46, New Kent-road. S.E. •noval. MB STI M LEMO VE to tho commandinp KENT-ROAD (opposit e the so soon an the necessary alterations are com- South Loudon. Tei Bankers Dr ...
... produced the cloak in question, and ' board, not a single ono of 'em I aria' got a fartliin' Much more could be writteu about Kent-street and parlour by his friende. and from thence the party pro• out o• the traneeetion—the t ,yo von at the front , its ...
... Combe House, Barton! ?? in the county of Kent, deceased (who died on the l'th day of February, 1877, ami whose will was proved by Alice Tomlin, of Combe House, Barton-tielels, Canterbury, in tbe county of Kent, -widow ; Edward Locke Tomlin, of Angley ...
... which renders the boots beautifully soft, durable, and waterproof, while its lustre equals the most brilliant patent leather. Also sole makers of E. Brown’s Nonpareil de Guiche Parisian Polish, an excellent varnish for dress boots ; and E. Brown’s Waterproof ...