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... Box-office- open 1U till G ami 7.40 till 1(1. GLOBE. Mr. JOHN HARE. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at S.2U, a New Play, in Fonr Acts, written by Miss Martha Morion, A BACHELORS ROMANCE. REAPPEARANCE of Mr. JOHN HARE. (For cast see umler clock.) At 8. VILLAIN AND ...
... Tuesday, Cricketers, Bagshot ; Friday, Twyford Station, 11.30. Allen-Jefferys's, Mr. — Wednesday, Ilminster, 11.30. Amory's, Sir John— Tuesday, Rackenford ; Saturday, Chawleigh, 10. Devon and Somerset— Monday, Cloutsham ; Wednesday, Hawk- ridge ; Friday, Hawkcombe ...
... H. Dunlop, 3rd Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers 1,275 J. Smiley, 4th Batt. Argyll and Sutherland High.. 1,242 J. C. Holford, Cardigan Artillery 1,216 Royal Artillery. B. B. Crozier, Antrim Artillery 2,049 C. R. Woodroffe, Sussex Artillery 1,961 O. 31. Harris ...
... Arthur Brand, Algernon Bourse, Reginald brett. Kenneth Cainpbed, Charles Cadogan, John Campbell, Arthur Chichester, George Colville. G. Crichton, Francis Dawnay, John Dawnay, W. Dawnay, A. Dawson. J. de Grey, Harry Lee-Dillon, C. T. Dundas. Sirs. Ponsonby ...
... Harcourt, turnimr towards the benches occupied by the Irish Mem- bers, quoted as true of Mr. Gladstone words which were said of Grattan : As it has been the object of his life so it was his dying prayer that all classes of men might be united in amity ...
... Blackheath, Ada i. >visa. tne dearly-loved wife of Henry John Hooper, ?? and only daughter of the late Rev. Robert Wye Eett_, of Peckham, aged fjrij-l.ur. JORDAN.* On the 20th inst., at Cardigan, Angelina, youngest da iciiicrof the late George Bowen Jordan ...
... Jte^erHarris,^; : C :I CUii)ham-common. London. Rev. John mcneill. LARGE AGRICULTURAL HALL, Islington. N. SUNDAY, May 1, Evening Service seven o'clock (Week Evenings 7.30. Saturdays excepted): 11 a.m., St. Johns-wood Presbyterian Church. N W CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED ...
... was worthy of the occasion : old colleagues, old political antagonists, old friends ; men like the Gathorne-Hardy and Lord John Manners of bygone days — themselves octogenarians now— Lord Dufi'eriu, the Duke of Westminster, Lord James, Lord Cross, and ...
... WEDNESDAYS, at 3. C^l LOBE. Mr. JOHN HARE. | T EVERY EVENING (except. Saturdays), at 8.43. Will be presented a New ami Orisinal Comedy, in Three Acts, j hy Q. Stuart Ogilvie. entitled THE MASTER. {Cast under clock.) GLOBE.' Mr. JOHN HARE. Mis= KATE TERRY (Mrs ...
... been entered into ill Au agreement dated the A.th day of May. I**. lietween Wtliiaia Gioson and John Lawrence Langman. the reudors, .f tr.e on* part, and John G. Johnston, on oenalf or the Coimauy, vi tae otner part, for the sale ol the property to be ac ...
... Sidney ?? . Box-ofti.-e op-n in i ul 6 and ?? till 10. CILOBE. Mr. JOHN HARE. r LAST NIGHTS. LAST NIGHTS TO-MGHT.at 8.2 a. Miss Martha Morton s Play, A BACHELOR'S ROMANCE. Darid Holmes Mr JOHN HARE. For remain. lei ol cast see finder clock. Preceded, at 7 ...
... Box-office open 10 till b and 7.45 tiU 10. (^LOBE. Mr. JOHN HARE. T TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at 8.20, a New Play, in Four Acts, written by Miss Martha Morton. A BACHELORS ROMANCE. REAPPEARANCE ot Mr. JOHN HARE. (For cast see under clock.) At 8. VILLAIN AND ...