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... to Woodhouse- Leill lane, College-road and Moorland-road, down Hyde ri Park-road, along. Burley-road and Denison-street, C, clown. North Hall-atreet to Kirkstall-road, through West-street, St. Pau~l-ttreat, and Infirmary-street, to ]1 B3oar-lanae,up Briggate ...
... A Deserving Case. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRA. Sir,-James-or better known as Jimmy-Kelino, clown and acrobat, of the Kelio troupe, died in Mid- dlesex Hospital on last Sunday week, after a long and painful illness. He has left a widow and nine children totally ...
... an almost nightly change of entertainrmert Exciting scenes in the circle, zyirnastio marvels, admirably-trained horses. and clowns of the most comical character, are £1 features of show which is deservedly patronised in a liberal mnner. Morning per- formances ...
... st'eamer, of -ld frorlI' qeuiglers ismd ,a general cargo v I i.in Grav-es-end Rleach wi' itliC Lloyds. boundl out in hal'~- Clown to within a foot of the vtill Fashore on the Essex sideout ent ii o Floating at two o'clock, she v,tuit I Lloyds has her steel ...
... . ~IGIiNS. 0 A young woman from Beauly has eloped with a clown sy in a travelling show. c), Lord Robert Montagu has been elected a viecepresiderrt so of the Prayer-book Revision Society. id . The Duke and Duehess of Connaughbt visited the Sr. ?? Theatre ...
... Majesty wvas meat voelferously cheered. Tise Olaughton. took the rouate laid down in tlso programme ; ant iafter siteasnisig clown the river till nearly opuosite NewBrighiton, else steamer returned and passed round the sehooc shi Conwvay, thle traimling ...
... eveniise at thle King's Arms lInn, when a good E number of parishioners and friends from the neighbour- Su ing villages Pat clown to a capitol tea psrovidodl by Mr. sdc and Mi's. Huffell. After tee, the usual toasts were given pe and responded to. Various ...
... this afternoon for there to bh sny improvement in the attendance at Newmacket, milien an in- teresting afternoons sport was clown for decision, including amgon the items the Payns Stakes which last year brought Melton into such prominlenee that he became ...
... places lying, two or three feet deep Tie collars of meley houses are flooded. At nine o'clock lr hlast ilitb raiii wats coining clown in torrents. A later cc' teleigrami from Sheffield states that reports continue to be wi received of disasttrons floodsg il ...
... Queen also presented to Lady Radcliffe two engravings of a painting of her Majesty in State, which she had caused to he sent clown specially to Liverpool. Amongst other graceful acts of her Majesty may he mentioned the fact that she has requested the Mayor ...
... aud 3f%. dcep~whilst; under thre Park Street bridge thleoh depth must have been ?ft. or Sft,; end from the line it rpoured clown into~ the subway wschir carriss 3Bridgeusan a' I Street under the railwsy, aend there rose to a height of r YIllft or llft ...
... I Misallantatto. A young woman from Beauly bas elopead with a clown in a, travelling show. aDavey, one of the men injured by the explo- sion of 4L charge of dynamite at Dolmatn Mline,,Corn A wall, on Seturday, die~d onaMonday 3 A Dublin. cor~respondent ...