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... fordshlre Bricks and Tilee, and Building MaterIals of of all kirds, always ID Stook r H3E DAIL1N G'TON PAINT STORES. si T THOMAS JAMES, Engineer's Vrotor- Faints, ORD, VooIse6he, Brushee, B. Canon and Co.'s Gins and 5Sij Powders, Cocoansit Door Elate ...
... TUBWELL.IIOW. DABLINOTON. 12N ri 1HE OIRE AT SUCCESS of HARDY'S JL PENNY HOUSEHOLD DYES has led to the Introdnotlon ol worthless imitatlois. To prevent d4, appointment ask your, tradesmanu for Hardy's, san44d not be persuaded to take any othor. T'hengpa ...
... and PIGS, are entries to date. Others are solicited till morning of sale. S olliug will commence with the Beef at 10.30. THOMAS WALKER, Lechlade, Feb. 2, 1882. .uctioneer. rf1HOMAS WALKER has a First-class SHEEP T and BARLEY FARM of 600 Acres, in a good ...
... Mr SIDNEY BELTRAM M ALICE Mr D. ST. JOHN ICS BRUCE Mr L. R. HARDY and and Mr ARTHUR WHITTAKER Miss ADELINE AIDE Scenic Artist, Mr SIDNEY BELTRA.u. Acting.Manager, T. T. BRNDLErY. MR. THOMAS THORNE'S 1hi HALF-WAY-HOUSE COMPANY Nvill commence on Easter ...
... ? r- o .DEACON'S MUSIC HALL ?? 915 VARIETY THEATRE ?? 10 30 Managers wishing for Specialities should communicate to Fred. Thomas, Stage-Manager, Variety Theatre, Hoxton. Notice to Proprietors and Mantagers. T DICKi WADE3SON, Variety Artiste and Trick ...
... CaIN4, About 60 Tote of First Quality BLEOTRO SILVER PLtTE, A few OIL PAINTINGS and cloice ENGRAVINGS and I6iiZZOTINTS, By J. Hardy, T. Lawrence, D. Cox, Luny, Haifaer, Park Crome, and Ibbitson; A few Pieces of ANTIQUII FURNIrU11RE. Five Folios I)RIANINGS ...
... JOlIN BOYD & CO., WHOLESALE LONDON BIRMINGHAM, SHEF. FIELD, & FOREIGN FANCY GOODS WAREHO USEMHEN, Have REMOVED from 17 and 19, Thomas-street, to New and nmore Extensive Premises, situated in IASON.STREET, SWAN-STREET, MANCHESTER. Where they are now Showing ...
... PAINUE RGEE i.T-STltZat' STOCKTON. 'HE GREAT SUCCESS of HARDY'S T PESNN HlOUSEiHiOLD DYEbS has led to the introduction of worthiess imitationis. To prevent die' b appolutnsent ask your tradeamuan for Hardy's, and do I neo be persuaded to take any oUIer. They ...
... Pantomrime. MR. THOMAS T HO R N E'S .LVJ. ~~COMPANY. TIIE HALF-WAY HOUSE, by G. R. Sims. Under the Direction of Mr W. J. LANCASTER. Miss DOLORES DRUMMOND I Miss ROSINE POWER Miss BESSIE KNIGHT M Miss LOUISE DALBY Miss MARIE ILLINGTON Mr THOMAS B. APPLEBY ...
... Phil Dlorris, A.KA., W. P. Frltb, B.A., blarcusStone, ?? J. MetcihIrter, ?? a. B. Burgesm, ?? W. Millier. B, W. Leador, B. Hardy, F. W.Khnlms, J, ~S. Noble, J. Dredy, J . Webb, And a very largo and '.randly-paInted PICTUTRE byan M J. byer, I'TIOw on the ...
... clerg~ymn;oen ;a sobolaraheip recenltly gainled at Hertford College, Oxford. NELT TERM BEGINS l Eay 4.-Hed Miaster, E. G. HARDY, M IA., late Fellow of Jesuls College, O RESTAURANT & LUNCHEON -51 nd 52, U ing st . (West), opposite Star HIotel. 'HIRL AE ...
... Tour, THEATRE SIOYAL, BRIGHTON. MR S. B BERNARD-BEERE, LU. GLOBE THEATBE, every Evenine, as BATHESIIEIIA EVERDENE, in Messrs Hardy and Carr's successful Play IFar from the Madding Crowd.' Private address, 63, York-terrace Mansions, Regent's-park. M I S ...