... COURT SCANDAL will resumed. BE TH R B.—MVr JOHN HARE, Lessee anr) Maua|»or. CLOSED THIS WEEK (Holy W'eok). RE-OPENING EASTER MONDAY only, RoHt-rUon's Comedy, inABTE.‘ EASTER MONDAY (LaaTTime)' K0e1e5,. Mr. JOHN HARK. The Theatre will CLOSED NEXT WEEK ...

... NEXT GENERAL ELECTION, South Bucks.— The Radical Association have invited Mr. John Thomas, of Woobnrn, paper manufacturer, to oppose Viscount Curzon. Bedfordshire, S.—Unionist delegates meeting at Leighton Buzzard yesterday, under the presidency of the ...

... Yoggs and Mary, Harry Picon, Borns and fcvous, Alice Pierce, TheStaullehiß,KUward Leslie, Mary Elliott Pago,Howard Scott Russell, Edith Courtney, The Mark Anthony, The fitliarlans, and the AULUIC BIOGUaI li, with all the Up-to-Date Subjects. Commence ...

... Louis Tiercalln. Box Oftico 10 lo 10.30. Telephone 3,700 Gerrard. TERRY'S THEATRE. THIS EVENING, 8.15. TUB LIFE. W. Wtt Uui?t, John Ueauchamn, A. llolmw-Gore, Harold Scott, Reiftli, Frederick Wright. W, P. Warron Bmith, Jamra CflUf, Cecil UutUiml: Evelyn ...

... astbourne, Frederick George Clinton Hurafroy, Capt. 7th Dragoon Guard- 1 !. Indian S.C., to Mary, daughter of LleaW* Col. Russell Stevenson, R.U.A., deceased. Monkbouse— HaKßiMOTON.—On the 2nd Inst,, St. Church. Richmond, Surrey, Edward Wyndbam Ksq., M ...

... The Eev. W. T. Ferrer, incumbent Bt. John’s Wood Chapel, has accepted the living of Philip's, Bethnal Green, offered to him by the Bishop of London. Under the St. Marylebone Church Pate Abolition Act the St. John’s Wood Chapel becomes attached to the ...

... used as stores. This, with its contents, was badly damaged. JUDGE AND THE BOOKMAKER. At th© i.ierkenweU Court to-dRT, Mr. Russell, eclioolmaster, had Mr. Charles Bafcb, of Canonbury, before Judge Edge on a judgment summons.—Mr. Popham (for the defendant): ...

... THE RADICALS. Mr. St. John Brodrick, speaking last night at meeting of the Primrose League at Farnham, nllu to the charge made Badicals that the policy of the Government was mean and cowardly, contending that the charge could uot substantiated. It was ...

... and expressed himself as being highly satisfied with their appearance. Tho Army Service Corps were inspected Gen. Sir Baker Russell, commanding the Southern district. Both corps arrived at Portsmouth railway station at about nine o’clock this morning, the ...

... to rapidly alternating pressure. Witness had known steel which had passed the Admiralty tests, develop cracks. Mr. Arthur Russell Emden, Assistant Engineer the Admiralty, stated that the estimate of the strength of the connecting rod in the centre was ...

... Bourne Bridge, tot (8. Loates) 0 Mr. J. B. Leigh's Steal*war. tot (Bobinson) 0 Mr. Mosher’s Ohoyening. tot (lliakaby) 0 Mr. Russel's Bright Key, tot Duke of Portland's .309, tot Ulb (M. Cannon) 0 Winner trained Huggins. Retting: 6 against Diamond Jubilee ...

... ambition with Mr. T. TassAud. Mr. W. S. Gilbert desired to « Hone Artilleryman, but now glad that he look to something eke. Mr. John Le Sage, of the * Daily Telegraph,” was for cavalry service too, but ke Aon not confess satisfaction that he is Journalist ...