NEW THEATRE FOR BRISTOL
... Cape Town and Plymouth, cit Mfadeira, in August last, remains the quickest on record. BIRTH.-April 15th, the wife of Charles Chaplin, cide Lily Harley, of a beautiful boy. Mother and son both doing well. ...
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SATIN DA r MAY 11, 1889
... appointed to meet Ely Charles Russell, and submit the arguments pro. and r ,, n. At the last mcsient Mr. Sexton found it imponade to attend, so Mr. Gitt ayfor the tenants. The ease on both aidhaving aygeared stated, Sir Charles Russell announced the ...
KENSINGTON PETTY SESSIONS
... Broadway, Ernest Alfred Young to Johann Ludwig Rehm, The Crown, Standish Road, Ham- mersmith, Frederick Ho Wilkinson to Charles Stenner. The Duke o Po ambridge, Willesden, William Stevens to William Alfred Payne, The Coach and Horses, Chiswick, John ...
Hhomlitrli Sterner. |-0F PUBLICATION. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR] No. 1,689.—V01. XXXIII
... the PEINOE AND I’UINCESS CHRISTIAN. THE EARL AND COUKTBB9 OF LATHOM. Amharst Tyssen-Amhnrst, Esq., M.P., Sir Hunter, M Sir Charles Russell. M.P., Professor Stuart, M.P., Henry Irving, Esq., J. L. Toole, Esq., Edward Terry, Esq., John Ward, Esq., H.Pickford ...
GRAND BAZAAR
... Actress, has kindly consented to give a Dramatic Recitation. Solo Violinist : Miu Kate Chaplin (Gold Medallist, Royal Academy of Music) ; Accompanied by her Sister, Miss Chaplin. PIANISTEs : Misses Van Der Meulin, Miss Hetty Kennedy, Miss Bessie For's, Miss ...
YORK RACES
... gemcnt of AUGUSTUS HARRIS. OboeSIMS° COMMITTEE. Lord Charles Heresford, M.P. A. De Ilurietta, Esq. Earl de Grey. Henry Oppenhelm, Esq. Colonel the 117 n. 0. Montagu. H. V. Higgins, Esq. Henry Chaplin. Ewe. The season will commence on Saturday, May 18th ...
THE EAST LONDON ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1889 MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
... the Future ; or, Art without Science, which should prove very useful to would-be exponents of th« drams. The first of Mr. Charles rliCkens's recitals will be givcn in Prince's Mall, on Monday ncxt,when David ( oppertield and S Sob Sawyer Party will ...
EAST LONDON OBSERVER
... for that owned by Mr. H. Chaplin ; and that, pending the building of any other houses on which the Council may subsequently determine, the houses be let by the week at the nominal rents of 2s. 6d. each to Mr. Regan and Mr. Chaplin, and that the solicitor ...
Total
... Total Wright, c Lorrini9r I, Bowley 30 J Collior, c Chaplin B )wley 5 Karittall. c Shingler Ir Hassell 6 Rylott, not out Extra Total SHOOTING. MOORS, FORESTS, AND FISHINGS. The spring salmon fishing by rod this year has been below the average. ...
PROVINCIAL THEATRICA
... Leonard Yorke, Mir Charles Riley, Mr II. Yorike, Mrs C. A, Clarke. Miss Ethel Sac- jient, Miss Mary Hardacre, and Miss Ethel Hardacre. 3PRINCE Or WALES's TmmcATeE.-Managers, Messrs James Rodgers and St'n; Acting.-lanager, Mir Charles Appleby.- Captain ...
PROVINCIAL THEATRICALS
... Mr Leonard Yorke, Mr Charles Riley, Mr H. Yorke, Mrs C. A. Clarke, Miss Ethel Sar- jient, Miss Mary Hardacre, and Miss Ethel Hardacre. PiIeNcE OF WALEs'S THrATRe.-Managers, Messrs James Rodgers and Son; Acting-Manager, Mr Charles Appleby.- Captain Swift ...