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... a ?? :oi. tan be entertained if received after January 20, 1890. I CHARLES MORLEY. Hon. Sec. T7 ! .oi -1 TION. EXTEMPORE SPEAKING.ORATORY. E _ Pr eseor HAYSACK. original teacher, whose Pupils ore sr r :;if first cierpmen. doctors, barristers, solicitors ...
... seats. Entrances in Arcade, Charles-street. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.— NO EARLY DOORS. THE TIMES says :— ' Cinderella' is, to speak plainly, as good a pantomime as any child, or for that matter any grown-up man or woman, could desire to trne. HKR MAJESTY'S ...
... d fiom Mr. Geor-.-e Watson. Registrar, at the College No such | application can be entertained if IHLOCCTtON, EXTEMPORE SPEAKING.ORATORY. _ Professor HAYSACK, original teacher, whose Pupils are I among tbe first clergymen, doctors, barristers solicitor^ ...
... Stalls, Is.. 1000 seats. Gallery, fld. 2000 teats. Entrances in Arcade, Charles street. THE TIMES says:— 'Cinderella' is, to speak plainly, a« good a pantomime as any child, or for that matter 1 any grown-up mau or woman, could desire to see.^ HER MAJESTY'S ...
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... Press and pnniic t> be the most gorgeous Pantomime ever pro- duoed in any Tneatre. THE TIMES sajs:— •« •Cinderella' is, to speak plainly, a* good a psmtomime as any child, or fcr that matter any grown-up man or woman, could deaire to trne. THE REFEREE ...
... not being large enough to hold the crowds anxious to witness eyery representation. THE TIMES sajs :—« Cinderella ' i-«, to speak plainly, as good a pantomime as any child, or. for that matter, any grown-up man or woman, could desire to lac. mHE REFEREE ...
... and full particulars al t ■ .■: -ri-if- 10j, Victoria-eti-et, S.W., or at the depot, SO, Parlia l- -tn- 1..5. W. T^XTEMPORE SPEAKING. 9 a ...
... No such apphcation can be entertained if received after January 20, 1890. CHARLES MORLEY. Hou.JSea E LOCUTION, EXTEMPORE SPEAKING.ORATORY: Professor HAYSACK, original teacher, whose Pupils ar* among the first clergymen, doctors, barristers, solicitors ...
... per ton. . . . . . The Agent Ueneral. alsit in a paper read by him on the Mth May, 1889, at the Royal Colonial Institute, speaking of the Silver Quein Extended (Claim 189!. says, 10 tons trom the •Silver Queen Extended' gave 102 ounces ot silver and ...
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... Schoolroom Maid; a Swiss, speak ing good French and German, wishes for a situation aj above 1 willing to make herself useful— H.jM., 4, Lowndes-street, B. W. AS Travelliko Maid for the Coiitinept; experienced in all hei duties ; speaks French. English, Italian ...