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... Theresa Fitzjohn (Miss Kathleen O'Connor)—and, odd say, earns the giatitnde of her brother, Mr. Aubrey Fitzjohn (Mr. Richard Purdon), who always has plenty of 1.0.U.'e on hand with which be is ready to part. To add to his embarrassments jnst tbe doctor is ...
... distance behind. great wave suddenly advanced and broke over the stone, overwhelming Mr.'Purdon and carrying him away as it receded. Seeing her husband disappear, Mrs. Purdon was with difficulty induced to refrain from rushing into the sea after him. Some other ...
... A. W. L. Hemming, T. Montague Wilde, Shaw, J. A. Richardson, Alf. Sich, T. Spencer, W. Elton, H. Lyall, Louis Prean, J. A. Purdon, Addison Brown. J. H. Moshet, H. Recce, Cardwell, A. Jenkin Mrs P. M. Whiton and daughters. White Lion Hotel.—Messrs and Mesdames ...
... KENSINGTON MUSEUM. The Daily News states that a new Court added to the South Kensington Museum is one of the results of Mr. Purdon Clarke's mission to Hindostan. Armed with purchasing power to the extent of £5,000, Mr. Clarke spent twenty months in India ...
... —Messrs E. Hawkins Norman M'Lean, T. F. A. Hamilton, F. Megary, J. A. Lindsay Staples (U.S.A.), F. Leyborne Popham, J. A. Purdon, A W' Hankin, G. Masterman, II. Bradshaw, Montagu Wootten A. F. Wootton, and Squatt. ' White Lion Hotel.—Messrs and Mesdames ...
... should be occasionally snubbed, perhaps even bul«l i S .v. A d M much M ever - this point Reginald Bunthorne (Mr. Richard Purdon) enters followed by a train of adoring ladies, who are so absorbed in their latest object of admiration that to the surprise ...
... burned out were removed at the first outbreak. The portion of the India Museum which has been injured consists mainly of the Purdon-Clarke Collection, which was formed with much pains and care as representative native Indian architecture workmanship—fabrics ...
... puzzle the worthy Frenchmen who first brought Betsy into existence to guess the meaning of. The acting generally good. Mr. Purdon makes up cleverly Mr. Samuel Dawson, the penni- less and somewhat disreputable tutor, and Mr. Sinclair equally good as the ...
... election. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. Rev Brymer Belcher, vicar of St. Gabriel's, Pimlico ; vicar of Bodiam. Sussex Rev W. Purdon Blakeney, curate-in.charge of Sulby Church, Isle Man Yen Kichard Frederick Lefevre Blunt, D.D., archdeacon of the East Riding ...
... Clarke, Bivmfil, Rosser and Newman, three-quarter backs; W. F. and L. Watkins, half-backs Girling, Mann, Phillips (Cardiff), Purdon, Lyne, Harding, Phillips (Newport), and another. January Bth the Somerset foam journey to Exeter meet tbeir old opponent, ...
... Gilbert and Sullivan's New Opera, entitled— PATIENCE, Or, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE. Supported by the following Artistes :—Mr. Richard Purdon Mr. Walter Grey ling, Mr. Chambers. Mr. F. Frederci, Mr.' Edward Clowes, Mr. Horace Bolini, Miss Katie Cohen, Miss Constance ...
... H. W. Fitzwilliam, M.P., 4, Grosvenor Square, London, W. Ed. Wm. O'Brien, Esq., D.L.. 24. Roland Gardens, London, S.W. C. Purdon Coote, Esq.. D.L, Bear Forest, Marrow. Ireland; and Th mas Cooke Trench, Esq., J.P., Millicent, Naas, Ireland. Bankers —The ...