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... in four acts, by the late Henry Herman and Mon- tague Turner (originally produced on Jan. 2d, 1899, at the New Theatre, Cambridge)- Surrey. 11. Clildren of the Ghetto, drama, in four acts, by Israel Zqngwill-Adelphi. 11. Dare-Devil .isx, melodrama in ...
... Bishops-he Ia had now to bring before their notice two other lh names, and first the Duke of Marlborough-I le- (cheers). He thought he might honestly say this, to that since the Duke of Marlborough had been at among them he had over and over again shown al his ...
... Stanley Clarke was in attendance. Tlhe Prince of Wales visited the Duchess of Albany, the Duke of Albany, and the Princess Alice, to-day, at Buckingham Palace. The Duke of Connaughit, in consequence of his appointment to t!he Irish Cotnmand, lis abandoned ...
... death of the Duke of c Westminster', Marmcduke remarkis in Truth chat his predecessDr, the second marquns, wats generally supposed ro be mean; the opin'on arhich prevaiied was accentuite4 by the Times, . which, when the ltae Duke siicceeded, encou- ...
... in four acts, bh tbe late Henry Herman and Mon- tague 'Turner (originally produced on Jan. 2'd, IS9t, at ?? New Theatre, Cambridge)- Surrey. 11. Ch ',14,eit of thc 6Uhetta, drama, in four acts, hv Israel Zingwill-Adelphi. 11,)'rri:)tcvd ine, rmelodrama ...
... Norfolk, Suffolk, tEssex, and' Cambridge. eiver Of the Suffolk civilians who passed the, nedi- teta cal and riding 'tests ware prlominent cross- donw 'cou~ntry 'riders like Mr.' Goldfnch. and Miir. sooi Dighy, who took over the, Duke .of Hamilton's hnx Hare ...
... stunning woman serpent-sings and acts remarkably well; Mdlle. Saulier looks pretty ; and M. Perrin sings tastefully. THE Duke of Cambridge saw the performance of A Messagefron Mars at the Avenue Theatre on Thursday night. ...
... and Bowie only twenty-eight out of 2.>6. The j lady members come out remarkably well in their I totals of attendances. The Duke of Norfolk is in more ways than one an exceptional Postmaster-General, but in no way so much so as in respect of his volun ...
... of Yeomanry, has written to the chair- E e 3 man of his Election Committee stating that, ! having been given command of the Duke of t Lancaster's contingent he will he go to I -iSouth Africa in three weeks' time. Hefeli a,! sure hsis conalitnents will ...
... preface and the tablos of contents. l,, It would .e unjust to say of Mllr HEarrison, as; ta Lord Rosebery gently said of the Duke of lit Argyll, that he is a portentous pedagontue. Ie ten ?? has, on the contrary, always posed-if he , Mn g can fairly ...
... __ T-7.; Ias lad A .-.n X~ 0X ?? L& JL.L11 'S XV J.L.Ltfl`X1. dTHE Ries. Walter Cecil Page, B.A., of Emamanuel g College, Cambridge, lies taken up his duties as e stipendiary curate of Chippipig Norton, and read thimself in on Sunday morning lust at the ...
... and the Misses M'Leod will perform a comedietta entitled The Challenge. A matinee concert. under the patronage of the Duke of Cambridge, Princess Adolphus of Teck, Lady Audrey Builer, Lord Wolseley, Major-General Trotter, and the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress ...