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... Eliza Lady Blanc, relict of Sir Hugh Seymour Blanc, Bart., aged 74. — Sir John Sheppey Ribton, Bart., aged 87. — Mr. John Russell Reeve, ?? a..cd 73. 2. Lieutenant-General John William Croggan, aged 72. 4. Lady Campbell, wife of Sir Donald Campbell, Bart ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSION HOUSE. John Gobbutt, of 166, Brady-street, Bathnal-green-r.ad and WUliam R. Cutts, of 70, Cambridge-terrace, Hyde- park, the former a porter, and the latter a clerk In the employ of tbe Great Eastern Railway Company, Liver- ...
... NURSE r M>. Harry Jackson and Miss Fannie Leslie. At 7.45, JANE SHORE : Miss Heath, Messrs. C. Warner, W. Rignold, Howard Russell, Rcgere, Ihorne, &c; Mrs. Alfred Mellon, Mrs. R. Po*er, Misses Hlington, Barry, Harvey, Red.liffe, &c. LYCEUM THEATRE. Lessee ...
... NURiEr Mr. Harry Jackson and Miss Pannie Leslie. At 7.45, JaS'K SHORE : Mi.s Heath, Messrs. C. Warner, W. Rhjnold, now3rl Russell, Rogeis, Ihorne, dc; Mrs. Alfred Mellon, Mrs. R. Poorer, Misses lUiDgton, Barry, Harvey, Redclitfe, &c. LYCEUM THEATRE. Lessee ...
... Warren, to Florence, second daughter of the Late Colonel the Hon. K. B and cock. Wkthkiell— HOCGH— On the 29th ult., at St. John's Church, J-rwi.h-in, by the Key Canon Mouey. Jam*. Wether-11, foimeily of Uarlngton, to Harriet, youngest daughter of G. Bough ...
... NURsE: Mr. Harry Jackson and Miss Fannre Leslie. At 7.45, JANE SHORK : Bliss Heath, Messrs. C. Warner, W. Rignold, Howard Russell, Rogeis, Thorne, Ac; Mrs. AUred Mellon, -Irs. R. Power, Misses Iliington, Barry, Harvey, Redcliffe, Ac LYCEUM THEATRE. Lessee ...
... NUR.E: Mr. Hirry Jackson and Miss Fannie Leslie. At 7.45, JANE SHORE : Miss Heath, Mesitrs. C. Warner, W. Rignold, Howard Russell, Rogers, Thorne, &c; Mrs. Alfred Mellon. Mrs. R. Power, Misses Ulington, Barry, Harvey, Redcliffe, &c. LYCEUM THEATRE. lessee ...
... from the pro- ductions of the principal representatives oi wii it is known as the Norwich school — viz., John Crome (called Old Cr. m.- ), John Sell Cotman, Joseph S-annard, and Crome's pupils and followers — George Vincent a-id James Stark. Except ...
... NURIE: Mr. Harry Jack.en and Miss Faunie Leslie. At 7.45, JANE SHORE : Miss Heath, Messrs. C. Warner, W. Rignold, Howard Russell, Rogers, Thorne, Are.; Mrs. Alfred Mellon, Mrs. R. Power, Misses Ulington, Barry, Harvey, Redcliffe, __c. LYCEUM THEATRE. ...
... was a member of her Majesty's Government at that time, and was a president of the Board of Trade. Ia February. 1854, Lord John Russell, in his seat in the House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone sitting next to him as Chancellor of the Exchequer in the same Cabinet ...
... NUR-iE: Mr. Hu-ry Jackson and Miss Fannie Leslie. At 7.45, JANE SHORE : Miss Heath, Messrs. C. Warner. W. Sigmoid, Howard Russell, Rogers, Thorne, &c; Mrs. Alfred Me'lou, Mh. R. Poaer, Misses Hlington, Barry, Harvey, Redclirfe, *c. LYCEUM THEATRE. Lessee ...
... Pepys, Esq. Rtv. William John Crichton, Earl of Powis. M A. William Ba\ne Ranken, Esq. Rev. George Cjrrey, D.D., Rev. K. J. Ridlej-, M.A. Master of the Chart ci house. Lord Bishopof Ripon. Bei iah Drew, Esq. Lord Rollo. Rev. John Ev ...