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... TUESDAY THE THEATRES John Hare at the Theatre Royal Mr John Hare come to for a rtnigbt at the lie re production— Romance'” the the in week in Bair of Horse” the Fourth King” There is of choice you Mr Hare that for rather what Mr Hare do its pictures amidst ...
... 0001 SOPS. ARM. BILLPIELD.-Itagirr Pen-Terrier Sweepstake. sill tak l e 3C :s t l it ace in g. nay (Saturday!. when LI will he added to Is. irg usual coalitions. To commence at • o'clock. JOHN Proprietor. •CROWN POINT o*ol Nb .(4: • BRADPORD.-RalialT ...
... Flannelettes, Basaar, kc. ' DURING THE SALE, from all SPECIAL ORDERS ENTRUSTED to JOHN FIELD & CO. will be EXECUTED WITH DUb REGARD •TO THE GENERAL REDUCTION ON ALL SALE JOHN SATTERFIELD & CO. ED., 9 11,13, k 17. ST. ANN'S-SQUABE, MANCHESTER. ' Established ...
... rollicking good-humour about Irish duelling. Bodkin and Mr. Bourke fought their famous - tho latfcer's son, little John, afterwards Sir John, was hoisted on the shoulder of neighbour to Se'fun. O'Connell killed his first duel the Count and Flood Mr. Agar ...
... Fenton gained both fame and fortane. The first night of Grattan's play of Bee Nasir • one of the most unions ever witnessed. Edmund Kean appeared in it shortly before his death. Of its production Grattan himself writes :— The night at length arrived. Everything ...
... AUGUST ♦. UPWARDS £l5O GIVEN IN PRIZES. Handicap par; Mr. WALTER PLATT. Profeeaional Starter: JOHN WILKINSON (Sha«oldi. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1091 1. 120 Yards Handicap Flat Raea- First priaa Booth Hall Plata, value 10a: saoood. fit ...
... thought Raglan sent it to Cardigan; that wus his brother-in-law. and old sighed and shook his head, it was a pity, a sinful, terrible thing. I can remember. It is as plain as if saw it now. Nolan rode up and gave the order. Cardigan turned him and cried: ...
... employ the money in purchase of arms and equipments, should ressort to physical force become tho recognised Unionist policy. Tbe same correspondent states that have been made with a view to contracts for the supply of arms, and that 3'eaterday a club received ...
... 000 POUNDS OF CHOICEST FRUIT. REFUSE IMITATIONS OF JOHN HILL & SONS' RICH CAKES, WHICH ARE THE PURE, THE WHOLESOME CAKES. You can give them to the Children, the Old People, and enjoy them Yourselves. JOHN HILL & SON'S CAKE FACTORIES ARE THE LARGEST IN THE ...
... Mr. Dawson was boarding the car ho felt someone's arm passed round ' bim from bohind, and at tho same time there was tug at his watch chain. On teeling | for watch he fonnd that had gone. grasped the arm, which proved to belong to the prisoner, whom gave ...
... Arilwait Athletic Urohn.l.. Manchester; Athletic . . _ and. Burnley ; and Map. Croueds. Auden. %flaw. WREOTLlNtl—Matehes between John Moran. of Bradford. Manrhewar. and H. (lough. of Dukinfleid. for ilk). Jt the Reeseation tirouutle. Onalybrolge. !and Dan of ...
... heratital morning P. Tor med The Crojt dalloord a mile etc useful pare: Lord Godolphin. Mexuew Temple Perk. Ambereone. Arm wood. Grattan. Warratt. Pepper ernet. and lerheram colt Ws furinnde HALSEY's Common Talk. Drivel. t lima, Awe emit. Illy, and Hautaine ...