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... Tuesday, Newton ; Thursday, Every Arms ; Saturday, Dunstall Hall, 11. __!iddle.on : s, Lord— Monday, Birdsall ; Tuesday, Aldby Park, 10.00 ; Friday, Bovntou, 10.15 ; Saturday, Bulmer, IO.MO. Monmouthshire— Monday , Somerset Arms ; Thursday, King of Prussia ...
... broad blue ribbon of the Garter crossing his breast. Mr. Arthur S. Cope had, prior to the production of his picture of the late John Pettie three years back, done much to gain a reputation as a portrait painter, but the position which this gave him has been ...
... n. The rectory of Deene, in Northamptonshire, which was recently oifered to the Chaplain of the Savoy by tho Countess of Cardigan, was intended to be held in conjunc- tion with the chaplaincy of tiie Chapel Royal. The ! Chaplain, after careful inquiry ...
... THEATRE. GARRICK THEATRE. Mr. JOHN HARE. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES Of SLAVES OF THE KING. By Sydney Grundy. SLAVES OF THE RING.? MATINEE and LAST PERFORMANCE TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 2.30pm. GARRICK THEATRE. ARRICK THEATRE.? Mr. JOHN HARE will appear as THE EARL ...
... of April, 1805. FISHERS, 24, Essex-street. Strand, W.C., Solicitors for tlie said Executor. JOHN COTTENHAM LUXFORD, Deceased.* Any Peiaon having a WILL of JOHN COTTENHAM LUXFORD. formerly of Stevenaffe, Herts, afterwards of Bedford, and late of Sea- ford ...
... -mists liave already promised to attend : *Arthur Roberts. Charles Coborn, Hurry Paulton, John Le Hay, Algernon Newark, Ben Nathan, Fred Wilson, Walter Sweetman. j John Banks, Gurney Russell, Harrison Brockbaiik, Percy Co well, htuiirt \\ alker. Arthur Helmore- ...
... rent -REE OE CHARGE. |_>ANKERS? Capital and Counties? Ludgate-hill Lone* VVTRITE to JOHN SHAW for bis ADVICES XX Hkai> Okfi ...
... LADY can RECOMMEND her late MAID : age 26 : good dress- maker and needlewoman : left for no fault : Ixmdon preferred F. P_ Cardigan Hon-.. Mnnford-road. Manor-park. E ?? A LADY wishes to RFXYIMMEND her French-Swiss MAID: excellent hairdresser, milliner ...
... HALL (Drawing Room). Pi -cadilly. W. DAHjY, at 3.0 and 8.30, JOHN ROBERTS (Clump-on) v. HARDY. -i.'JUU jitiints up. Hariiy 10.0UJ starl. Admission Is. Reserved seals 35.. and 5». Table by John Roberts and Co.. fitted with the Patent Pneumatic Cushion. ...
... HALL (Drawing Room), Piccadilly, W. DAILY, at 3.0 and 8.30. JOHN ROBERTS (Champion) v. W. J. PEALL 24,000 iioints up. Peall 9,000 start. Admission ls. Reserved seats 3s. and ss. Table by John Roberts and Co.. fitted with the Patent Pneumatic. Cushion. ...
... post free.— JOHN T Cavendish-street. London (only address of ge.nuii INVALID COMFORTS.— BATH CH propelling Chairs. £2 : Carrying Chairs, £1 : Bed Tables, 6s. 6d.; Bed Rests, 7s. 6d.: Leg R ...
... SUSAN, EVERY SATi'KDAV, al Z'Al , Doors open at ?? CRITERION THEATRE. GARRICK THEATRE. Mr. JOHN HARE. A PAIR OF SPECTACLES, by Sydney Grundy. To-MGHT. at 6.43. Mr. John Hare, Mr. C. Groves, Mr. Gilbert Hare.Mr. A. Aynesworth, Mr. ti. Raieinoiid. Mr. I* Rock ...