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... but pure Lyons Silk. Mrs. Bennetts frieuds in Lyons have made it especially for ber. It will make a beaatiful iasliionable dres>, or suitable for mourning. The Most Honourable tho Marchioness of D. says she thanks Mrs. Bennett tor the second piece of Silk ...
... { cap was found to broken- 1 Destructive Lads near New Mills.—At the ftew Mills Petty Sessions yesterday five boys, named Herbert Shaw, Wm. Berry, David Barton, John 411 j. e P^ en Beard, were each ordered to pay , loa. od., including costs, for having ...
... bnt pare Lyone Silk. Mn. Bennett's friends in Lyons have mada it especially for her. It will make a beantiful fashionable dress, or suitable for mourning. The Most Honourable the Marchioness of D. says she thanks Mrs. Bennett for tbe second piece of Silk ...
... Hunting, J. H. Pearson, C. W. Crawley, IX H. Redhead, J. Adnitt, J. Simpson, G.hiebis, J.Clifton, J. Batten, J. Herbert, and J. Herbert.—Jt having been reported bo the Watch Committee that there were several places the city where stakes were placed horses ...
... (absolutely the strongest man living. Harry Payne (clown), and Herbert Campbell; Misses Harriett Vemon, Marie Faudelle, Agnes Hewitt, L Willson, Comyns, Edith Charteris, Rosie Deering, Venie Bennett, Sybil Grey, _Ene_, and Maggie Duggan. Box- aflice open daily ...
... boogbt at the shops before they wad tbe cheque. Mrs. Bennett can a! .ow hundreds of lettere from tbe nobility and gentry wbo are wearing the Silk. Tbe (reach iinsaals at Lyons make it for Mrs Bennett, and that is why she tells it ao cheaply. Win yon kindly ...
... tbe visitors won by an innings and 92 runs- Aid. Wood (Mayor) dbtributed the prizes at the Wyggeston Boys' ScbooL 27. Moses Bennett, scissors grinder, was knocked down by a cart in Belgrave-gate and killed— Annual sports for the benefit of the Institu- ripn ...
... Pegs, 8.A.„ also spoke in feeling . . w i t h e. a emera ti o a b oa . ois mi ss whi te song i Mr. Bennett said he nhould remanol the cam Mr. Bennett .An you prepared to show it ? MR. MITCHELL'S COMPANY AT : 22nd and died later the eases day. -Dr. J ...
... amusing imitations of such well-known comic vocalists as the Great MIacdermott Arthur Lloyd, James Fawn, Jolly JobnNash, and Herbert Clampbell. Mr Mledley might add to his list with advan- tage, for there are plenty of new subjects for his mimicry, and he ...
... passing, Horace Pike equalised, and thi game remained a goal each up to the Crossing ove Wednesday had the best of the game, Bennett adding ¢ second goal, while fifteen minutes later Betts accounted for a third, Fryar Score: Sheffieid Wednesday ...
... smd Boosey and Co., 295, Regent-street. ST. JAMES'S HALL, PICCADILLY. IVfEWLY and BEAUTIF L'L LV RE-DECO- J_^l RATED by Mr. Herbert Hanks, the Eminent .Decorator, of 39. Bemers-street. TNSTATXATION of the ELECTRIC LIGHT By tho Acme Electric Works Company ...
... Again, 1 10; Sudden Death, 1 1 1 1 ; Mackay, 0; Never Sure, 1 0 ' Wharrier, 111 1 ; Spot, 111 0 • Bennett, 111 1. Stakes divided. Pfew9—Try Again, 1 0; Bennett, 1 1 1 1 0; Wharrier, 0; Brampton. 1 1 1 10; Scarlet, 1 a Makes divided. 54 sweep —SU Foot. 1 1 ...