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THE STANDARD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1904. TODAY. »t 2,0 and B-O.^THE^OBCHID: Millar. Mane Stodholsne. H»T. ..
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THE STANDARD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1908
... Omnibus Company (Limited) (Applryand v New London and Suburban Omnibti* Company. Limited, and other*). From 2 4.—John (Limited) (Mardon John Mardon. Limited, ami others). Room 68.—At 12 o. Charles S. Badey (Limited) (Jowctt Charles 8. Bailey (Li tc ...
STATE BALL. THE GUESTS
... Bryce, G. W. Balfour, A. J. Balfour, St. John Brodrlck, Henry Chaplain. Sir Ernest Cassel, Sir Savile Crosaley, Bart., Austen Chamtierlain, Sir B. H. Carson (Solicitor General), Lord Juatlce Cozma-Hardy, Sir John Dorinjrton, Bar;., Sir Joseph Dimsdale. ...
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THE STANDARD, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1901
... F»rd gr. F, J. !*«»•» , Wr. ««>• Ormaßith. Jua.. Mr. L. Hadtiodrr. Mf. Willi* War.l*. Mr. Robert Mr. John Trtta-ihar. Mr. A. Jlr. Many Grattan, I and Mr. Edmund Marie Rtadbofm*. Sim Clair* KomaiMt M Maud Hol-aoa. Mu*« Ma>die Hopa. Mim Kan* V«Mr. traaer ...
THE NEWEST BOOKS
... single reading. BY-WAYS IN BIOGRAPHY. Some Literary Eccentrics. John Fyvie. (Constable. 12*. fid. mt.) Among thr gaps in Charles Lamb's bookcase was on« next an odd widower-volume of' Amorv's John bunrlr,” which Kli.i imagines mourning ravished male. Humic ...
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FURNISHING, THE STANDARD, SATURDAY* SEPTEMBER 27* 1902
... MOST GRATEFUL AND DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Manacmg Director. Arthur Cntlias. TO-DAY, 1.45 and 7.45. THE BEST FRIENDS Mrs. John Wood. Mrs. Mrs. Hicnard Edgar. Miss Mauds Daaks: Messrs. Sydney ent.ne. H. Beeves-bmith. Harbcrt sundmg. C. M. Lowue. Conway ...
THE WAR IN SOUTH.AFRICA
... entered by George the Fourth's ftate, between the York and Lancaster Towers. Windsor will be en fete, and the bells of St. John's Church will be rung during the arrival. Upon reaching the courtyard the Brigade will form line and await the arrival of the ...
AN IMPERIALIST STATESMAN
... out ol the House wnthout voting Not so. however, now », aneluso Bill. H. one amendment, to tho second reading, moved hy Lord John Manners, requiring the whole sclM-mc, both tho. 2nd the distribution of tile franeluse, laal tlio House Iroforo tho Bill was ...
THE TROOPS FOR SOUTH.AFRICA
... stocked kit from generous donors. Colonel Blair gave field glasses to the Leicestershire Company, Lady Cardigan presented each man with a Cardigan jacket, and the Mayoress of Leicester with a khaki covered Bible. Other donors to the corps were Lady C ...