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... Deeming the actual kitchen. Hampstead Tragedy, Mrs. Pearcey and Relics' Six new original Tableaux representing the Story of a Crime. Caste, Models. Admission Is.; children under 12, 6d Extra Rooms tkl' Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. MADAME TUSSATTD'S EXHIBITION* ...
... Square. Three Unprotected Pumnto, A Buried Crime. The Earl s Daughter. Ups and Downs. After Seven Years. Broken Ties. A Protitless truest. Her Next- Dcor Neighbour. Sir Vivian. Hetties Mistake. Folly or Crime ? Leaving, Yet Loving. Roger Howth s Blunder ...
... PaU-maU, Manchester; Arthur Westworth, 129 a, Kishergale, Preston. Secretary (pro tern.) and Registered OlBceâ Krederick Crimes, 13, Spring-gardens, Manchester. THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Limited). PROSPECT l'S. 1. The Company has been ...
... attributes, and bis narrative is embellished i with many literary touches which lift il high above the ordinary story I of crime-. The plot, too, is constructed with an art which succeeds in ; baffling tbe readers curiosity and holding his attention from ...
... of Mines. .B, Jermyn-street, S.W., at 7.45 p.m., when the following paper will lie readâ Statistics of the Abatement in Crime in England and Wales during the 20 years ended 1887-8, by GEORGE GROSVENOR, Esq. ROYAL INSTITUTION of GREAT BRITAIN, Albe ...
... C r-periid interest attaches in this nt-w volume to Mr. Williams's ; r.- cr. -â¢_ iuto tlie conditions of life aud of crime iv the East-cud of ! London. I'l VIESâ FuII of the int. r. st which belongs to direct personal ; 0.:«-r.f i.t PALL ...
... WIZARD. By RODRIGUES OTTOLENGUL Lido, cloth, 2s. 6d.; boards, 2s. By the i-aii Author. /CONFLICT OF EVIDENCE. AN ARTIST IN CRIME. Cioth, 2s. i*l.; paper, __ MISS A. K. GREEN'S NOVELS. Cloth, 2s. 6d.; boards, 2s. LEAVENWORTH CASE : A Lawyer's Story. 2(Wth ...
... LOCAL OBPTION. Fully up to >he advanced ideas on tbeaubiect. ?? wSuaitt. ?? w.O. H A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF MRS. KEITHS CRIME. AUNT ANNE. By LUCY CLIFFORD. Author of Letters of a Worldly Woman, 4c In '2 vol-., crown Svo. Richard Beutiey âud -ion ...
... composers at different periods of ?? ot music, ice. Crown Bvo.. cloth extra, os. â â NEW FICJION AT _VLL LIBRARIES. THE CRIME OF MAUNSELL GRANGE. By FREDERIC BRETON. Three tols., Ms. 6d. Just out, THE PRIVATE LIFE. By HENRY JAMES. Crown li vo., cloth ...
... People At Home, ic. Music all day. Itf ADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION, Baker-street lti Station.-CHAMBER of HORRORS. THE STORY OF A CRIME. FREDERICK DEEMING, cast of Head and Neck, taken immediately after Execution, just received from Melbourne. Mrs. Pearcey, Relics ...
... again the sinister power of Mephistopheles overwhelms her. and cruelly instils into her agonised heart lhe s-.igga-stion of crime. In tne scheme of toe demon lnu.il is now to he coiiiphieiy demoralised and ?? no that he shad lind a heaven :u inert- sensuality ...
... i-aiids and British India. Photogravure front. Cloth. 16s. Ready next week, P__ Vol 4of The Criminology Series. OLITICAL CRIME. By LOUIS PROAL. Lare crown Svo., clotb. 6s Fifth and Cheaper Edition. HE COURTSHII-S OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. By MARTIN A. S. HUME ...