... Miss Gr.iee Newton, Mr. Cecil Noel, Mr. E. L. Norman, Mr. O. Norman Oliver, Miss Pauline O'Carroll, Miss G. O'Neill, Mr. Frank Osmond, Mr. II. L. Osmond, Mr. Gilbert Oxley, Miss Christine Pakenham, Mr. R. J, Palmer, Miss L. Patterson, Mr. G. A, Perry, Mr ...

... Chasmoro, Miss Alios Norman, Miss Eva Cheetham, Mr. W. Norman, Mr. E.B. Childerstone, Miss Noll Osborne, Miss Clarke, Mr. Frank Osmond, Mr. Henry Clarke, Mr. Conrad Palmer, Mrs. B. Claverlug, Miss M. Parry, Mish B.die Clements, Miss M. Pelham, Mr. Charles ...

... Newbury, Mr. Frank Newton* Mr. Cecil Newton, Mr. W. Noble, Miss Gertrude Norrie, Miss Beat Oakshott, Miss O'Neill, Mr. Frank Osmond, Mr. H. L, Palmer, Miss L. Parker, Miss M. Pattison, Miss La'* Payne, Miss Cora Perry, Mr. T. B. Pitt, Mr. Chas. D. Price ...

... drama that I am almost surprised at the title of An. , ther Womax's Territory (Constable), which the author has selected. Frank Osmond, exiled in Australia A ith his sister, has suffered imprisonment for forgery, and he has writtestithe tragic story of his ...

... Toy.” Two songs, “The sunlit highway* and “The Admiral’s broom ” were given by Mr. Percy Howard, who was joined by Mr. Frank Osmond in the duet, All’s well,” the latter also cabscribing two solos, “The flight of ages” and “Tell her I Icve her so.” Mias ...

... fine; and the Rose Vernbam of Miss Hampton quietly convincing presentation. The humorous interludes are provided by Mr Frank Osmond as Toby a ca) Mrs Halling, a vivacious Qusen’s ia —! and Manager, ir Chas. a. den ; Manager, iar hon, Bush. —Judy, a Child ...

... laden. At the Church and Conorregation Steil the ladies presiding were Mesdames lost, Simmonds. W.-tmon. Mayes, Coma, Franke, Osmond. and Joselin. At the Refreshment and Sweets Stall were M,daxnee Auburn, Raybould. and Moore. and Mies Pickard, while the ...

... Neison , Mr . F . Newman , Miss L . , Miss Alice Noble , . A . IS . Norman , Mr . Norman V « , Miss Nora , Mr . K . , Mr . Frank Osmond , Mr . Henry L . , Mr . B . Pardon , Mr . R . Parsloe , Mr . Paley , Mr . Pearce , . F E . Pembroke , Mr . Perry , Mr ...

... representation of the drome t y ettitt, entitled 4 Revenge. The pesformanee was in the Mies @ very po toel: ded ‘Me L. ter of Frank Osmond, who, in the eharac- bimeslf to be a thoroughly sound actor. Miss Chalaee as Mar 7 wae lady-like more tha praiseworthy ...

... Bermondsey, a Post Office Savings Bank book and a pair of opera glasases, value 65., belonging to a fellow lodger named Frank Osmond Gunnell, a clerk and counterman.—Mr. Herman Ganson. from the soLcitor's department of the G.P.0., eaid the prisoner had ...

... of £lO. and also forging' a Post Office receipt.--It was elated that the prisoner lived in the same house as a man named Frank Osmond Gunnell, who had an account with the l'ost Office Savings Bank. Returning to his lodgings, Gunnell found his Post Office ...

... SKATING RINK, BLACKHEATH, S.E. Local Manager - Mr. FRANK OSMOND. ...