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... TONIGHT, at 9.0 o'clock. THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. By George H. Broadhurst, Author of What Happened to Jones aad Why Smith Left Heme. STRAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 9.oo'cloc'.-. TIIE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. By George IL Broadhurst. At 8.15. THE OBEY PARROT. By W ...
... promptly in the women attendance, but despite ul imetely died BURNING ACCID! ATGALASHIELS. Yeaterday, about sight Catherine Dawson or Mack. a widow, about 62 years of age, 4 Bridge iele, died from the effects of burn- Street, Galash About half-past eleven ...
... aged 12 6 Mr A K Holman's Lafayette, 6 yin ?? 12 1 Mr C J Cunningham's Nunnikirk, 6 yms.. 11 11 Sir George Presecott's Iping, aged ?? 11 10 Ur 0 R Dawson's Coenmaad, aged ?? 10 12 Mr R T Bell's Reredos. 5 yea ?? ,10 8 Mr C WV U Henderson's Midns, aged ...
... GARRICK ! Mr. Charles Wynd- ham, Mr. William Farren. Mr. Arthur Bourcnier, Mr. Alfred Bishop, Mr. btanley Hewson. Mr. E. A. E. George. Mr. S. Pringle, Mr. C. Terric; Miss Emily Miller. Miss Emily Vinitig, and Miss Mary .Moore. Pre- ceded, at 8.30. by DOCTOR ...
... their stations. WHITE'S SORTIE UNCONFIRMED. The Times correspondent Frere Camp, wiring on Friday evening, says: The report George White's sortie is unconfirmed, and is not believed here, though another native reports it. night at BJO. the naval gnus which ...
... license nminptJy earrltd thrauga. ' T. Dawson. J.P. offleer. 16 Marshal! Street. _ MARRIAGES .Special lleense iy?ere«l for 10s, includes | no fees; avoid -Apply for j with registration lines complete. Mao- Ptierson. 3. George IV. y to 3. MARRIED good cfr-omstances ...
... C. Stiven (nephews); Provost Gray. Broughty Ferry Mr Robert Blackadder, Mr James Luke. Mr John Douglas, George Watt, Mr John Bald, Mr William Dawson, William Philip, Robert Morrison, Air Alexander Robertson, R. G. Mackenzie, James Watson. Mr Robert Morrison ...
... Jkird Derby, fx>rd Kxeter. Lord Anoesley, Mr. Bowes otlier well-known owner* of At Tho-mn* Dawson, Fohert, Osborne, the elder, and the brothers William sml George Oates pursued their calling. Fobert, 'hat time, had a large number of employers, among them ...
... Hall. There was a large company, including many friends from Glasgow. Messrs. George M`Neish and Thomas Wilson took up the duties of masers of ceremonies, and Messrs. A. Dawson and James Sharp did the purveying to everyone's satisfaction. IT HAS BEEN arranged ...
... Ogue Escott 6 11 8 Mr A Jol— nd's Granuale Owner a 11 8 l2 r S!,v M( ! s ?? s „ Sn J l)i! Haseall all 3 Mr B S R_ fiend s St George Eyears all 3 Mr C A Mills's New jersey Escott 5 10 10 Mr R Craig ■ Abbey Bell Private 5 10 6 2 Q .0 _ ;T, h *n£ EE i i , PARK ...
... Cun due £450 fittznys worth 42, well built, mante gu, Séreet. ramen wanied t once fcr Stationery ‘Folding, A Apply eon and Dawson, Printers, at . Ga Ss. TRADE.—Warted, guod RIVEFERS on wap sunny Bank Boot Factor waited.—Apoly W aiter Aibrecht and 3 Place ...
... (6) Gordon. J., & Forte, C. Gibbons, Nathl., & Hendricks. Angus Crumbs, E.. Woodroffe, E. A. Griffith, S. Grant, J. & J. George, T., & Sugulam Gilks, Veerasawmy & Conrad (5) .. Green, S. Green, C. E., Husband, A. Griffith, W. Ifill. J., Hall, A. & S ...