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... LESIONS IB BIUUBDS JOSEPH BENNETT (ex-Champion), Who has been twenty-five years teaching billiards, and can impart more to Learner one lesson than any other Mayer can in six. Spot stroke taught thoroughly in one Lesson. trial will convince may pupil of ...
... fray with true British valour. Bead, what Mr. Bennett Burleigh, in his eloquent letter to the Daily Telegraphy had to say of the plucky feats of our soldiers and seamen in the British Square commanded Sir Herbert Stewart at Abou Klea : But what of the square ...
... firths. JBamanta, * fltath*. t ?? «sas_ BIRTHS. 'u^flrf^^ 8Mt ,Mk ' 8Urbit0n- 16 ?? • * ?? Herbert Eastwick Comp- D a VI. N PORT '-On the 85th inst.. at 13. Evelyn-terrace, Soutt I. . , a-ugton. the wife of Alfred Davenport, of a daughter WI '\™t'££$ ...
... WARWICK-—continued. Hackney James, 11 Bennett's-hill, Birmingham . ,printer o Howard Samuel Edgar, Colmore-chambers, Newhall- accountant . street, Birmingham Humphrey George, jun., 43 Cheapside, Birmingham, wire weaver .. (Trading as George Humphreys ...
... LINCOLN, BENNETT, ud CO., HAT MANUFACTURERS. ' 1 2, and 3, SAiKVILLE-STKEET, and 40, PICCADILLY, W., pleasure in announcing that they liave SUCCEEDED to i bJ'^KV MELTON'S lil SIN E.SS, lately carried on at 1»4, ?? • ?? •■•_.. W. ?? ?? ?? :! , ..i Hat ...
... LI KOO L N, BENNETT, tnd CO, HAT MANUFACTURERS. l . and 3, SACKVILLE-STREET, and 40, PICCADILLY, W., ?? Measure in announcing that they have SUCCEEDED to yt HENBY MELTON'S BUSINESS, lately carried on at 194, fc^ent-street, W. e nensive Hat Manufacturers ...
... r I\CO L N. BENNETT, aad 0 0., 1 , * HAT MANUFACTURERS, *^ 1 2, and S, SACKVILLE-STREET, ud 40, PICCADILLY, W., ■*. Tilea-ure in announcing that they liare SUCCEEDED t© •- nfcVRV MELTON'S BUSINESS, lately carried on at IM, i'L; -^trent, W. *f ev*eisive ...
... LINCOLN, BENNETT, aad CO., * HAT MANUFACTURERS. 1 2, and S, SACKVILLE-STREET, and 40, PICCADILLY, W., two nlea-nre in announcinc that they hays SUCCEEDED to \ ...
... four heats producing three figure breaks. Of these 15S by Peall was the highest, J. Bennett made 116, North 107, and J.Roberts, 122. J. Bennett (scratch) and Herbert Roberts (receives ISO) played the opening heat of the handicap on Saturday after- lioon ...
... I.ork. by R. . E. Herbert Woollen. of Putney, to Agatha. daughter of the late Henry Woollen. of Bexhill, • TROUSSEAUX: WAILTEE. 100, Stmt. Sutton. Utlittg. flti.tT.-thi the 17th Oct., le:S. at the re.ideure ,if pun. Chon-Irs Bennett. Fiirlawn. Mermii ...
... Chiswick sad Hammersmith Police is Axed for the 14th prox. Datneic.—At the Hammersmith Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. Bennett, Herbert Whitehead (29). of 31, Quick-road, was fined 6d for being drunk and incapable. The summonses ordered to be issued by ...
... Brighton. Mr. A. C. Collins, senior deacon, occupied the chair, and among those present were Rev. H. H. New (Addiscombe), Rev. Herbert Arnold (Streatham), Rev. Joseph Halsey (Anerley), Rev. .1. P. Wilson (Croydon), and a number of other gentlemen. In opening ...