... HARRY SINCLAIR. Is represented by the vivacious MISS J U L I A KENT, IN1 so long a pantomime pet at the Pavilion.-Referee, Dec. 29th. Most daintily represented.-Lloyd's. Miss Julia Kent makes an ideal pantomime heroine, and dances like a true daughter ...

... U L I A E E N T, so long a pantomime pet at the Pavilion.-Referee, Dec. 29th. Most daintily represented-Lloyd's. Miss Julia Kent makes an ideal pantomime heroine, and I dances like a true daughter of Terpsichore.-Topical Times, I Dec. 28th. MORTON'S THEATRE ...

... Title-rle, in Babes in the Wood, PRINCE'S THEATRE, MANCHESTER. MISS ALICE AYNSLEY COOK, .lU. great success as ROBIN, in IPuss in Boots, THEATRE ROYAL, BRISTOL. MLISS ALICE AYNSLEY COOK. -v Miss AliceBristol Mercury, Dec. 27th, 1889. Miss Alice Aynsley Cook ...

... ching; nine anutere: t shorthand; bookfeeing. Ge orencns Hi, Briu' Beoo laundress, church: no extoas ?? ME Fly cay, Lewishama. Kent.-EDMUND COtheit ingl wl Clot -1DU CAATION, from Ziigh~tesiu Guiea ?? .LA oard laudres. Enlish, French. latis nd ol. o c d PUIdres ...

... Babes in the Wood, PRINCE'S THEATRE, MANCHESTER. MA ISS ALICE AYNSLEY COOK, .171]. great success as ROBIN, in Puss in Boots, THEATRE ROYAL, BRISTOL. rR. HORACE MI L LS, .111 as TOMMY ROTT, in Dick Whittington (by S. G. Horton and Horace Mills) ...

... Wood. and Pope. solicitors. , B.luelrleisblury ; enid of the Auctioneiers, 4, old Jewry, Cheapsile, EC.1., Lind Bve.t diere. Kent. 1~3~iir.deeae-S Shre ?? a Assurance So- all CietY. established in 1843. TeUroibdSaeca~a sa SI 0.0N, in 4.0tO Sreof;£15 each ...

... two two-ton cranles, tee. 2,157 groat-ccats, 8,540 frocks end tunics. 700 ?? trousers, -I IfTGu n aind Sizcete 1 uitO airs boot and sthoes. 1,112 yadsey cloh r ftansel Steshi. old 1.4ffotdn shrts, se 50 blane ts, l eargehuntty wi badgs, ff eat er. elwts ...

... and MakiF, uariiti ofMaterial. &e. Price Id.;, post f ree, 2d. 11 ed~iiand O.7,Stlat mpton-street, Strand.,-Linden. 'The GOLDEN LIBRARY.-SQiiare flfng. cloth, la., CON TRIBUTIONS to a BALLAD HISTORY of ENGLAND. a Athena-am.i-lThest ballads ace uplifted ...

... and Black Variety Artiste, and Annie Raymond, Bur- lesquc Actress, Vocalist. Song and Dance Artiste, and a First- 'class Top-Boot Dancer, finish To-night, Albion, Bury. Vacant, Twelve Nights, Monday next. Sure succees, W ANTED, Known, George Ashley and ...

... Ulte. S20 Atki p (the kleovase fleer Suito boot Live] tobas Rloo and i sitf11 i ront irono r J fati , Adll 0ti Thllc o ?? rten her it is allA oil cc t011e ientu eaom room fino I hens ttoro Suit otEol- boot stairi beur a hon Menom 'aive roomr add I coo ...

... principal boy, a comely figure, a good voice, plenty of dash, and What could you wish for more? Her principal songs are Love's Golden Dream and a very pretty medley, with Home, Sweet Home refrain. London Daily Telegraph. Dec. 27th, 1389. Miss Alice Avnsley ...

... permission of M. Simpson, Esq.) ',1- 92, Theatre Royal, Birmingham, again. Town Agent, E. Colley, It3, Stamford-street. T Golden opinions fromt all sorts of people.-SiAKEaS'EARN. Another phenumieial success achieved, and first debut in Birmingham of C ...