... Aug. 80: 80k. iba paut (Frooa the Ediaborgb Gaaetto. J. and J. Smith, bonding .eentraeieca. Nfoodaida law* Dombarioe. Arm. and John Smith, bmldiag ooatmcWr. Woodalde House. Dumbarton, and Jamas Smith, oeotractor, Windsor Cottag*. High-atreet. Dumbaitm ...

... hruispd Mrs. Ringp. 50, Victoria-road, Kentish Town, spverc bruisca. Mr. 8. J. White, 21, Cardigan.street, N.W., broken wrist. Fred Scott, the conductor, arm and legs injured. Four the injured were taken to Guy's Hospital, but the house surgeon informed ...

... RENNCY. British sebommr. totally wrecked sooth of DoaaghaSee: crew drowned, bodies recovered.—Bel CRYSTAL. British ketch. Cardigan for Holvbaad. parted mooring* 31st. went ashore Flshgaard Bay; feared total lorn: ran saved.-Ftahgaard. Jan. I. CYMBELINB ...

... jun., I. Mackinder. Horry Grattan. Rol crt Nainby. A. Halbcrton. O. Ur.gory, C. Brois n. D. Sioden. U. Lewi*. DALY’S. THIS EVENING, 8.0. THE CINOALEF: Messrs. C. Collin. Rutland Barrincton. Fred Kay.-. .lames Blakeley. Arm-oni. C. Dixon. J. Roddy. Greene ...

... GARRICK. THIS EVENING, B.IO.THE ARM THE LAW: Mr. Arthur Bourchier and Mias Violet Vanbrugh: Messrs. Mills, Kobenahaw, Clarence. Musgravc. Pearce. Uigby. Chesney. Sims; Mi dames E. H. Brooke, SerjeanUon, Clement, Gnmston, Faue. At 8.15, Marriage has been ...

... noveL'*—Birmingham Daily Poet, rj!HE MAIDS OF PARADISE. fpHE MAIDS OF PARADISE. Bj ROBERT W. X CHAMBERS, Author of “Cardigan.* “The Mald«t- Arms. he. [2nd Edition. **Written with remarkable vividness and power. . . . The characterisation is masterly. . . ...

... Saveray &.2i Arthur Bo'M*ris 2,>» Troupe A 5 j t-electionC Wjl'.taniTell‘i 9.u5 Esmond and . Ll 5 and Koyoehi. lu.lo AlfredM.Arms*n AiS Liaoea .. IC.cO A&ißePiclureFoftearde 8.55 Llephacfe .. 10.;0 Ziri PapUloo Asg j Bioscope 10.50 WeM from i'a. ...

... stuck and defence. nine o’clock the battalion fell in, under their Commanding Officer. Colonel A. J. Bolton, and marohed to Sir John Moore’s Plain, where the companies were exercised independently, first in skirmishing, and afterwards in the now attack. About ...

... Ladnr* UnubW Bwdksy.-Srmi «nsl Ronnd: Mw Mocwk r.. C. John brsl and Mii» E. W. o»r '•. V*v • Arm.ftons fcls* E. Morgaa. o«c brat Mr._ ■II ami Mim: E. KtacS. 15.3 16—4. I—4. 7—s|. Rouml- Sd, .. k snd John«*in Me-. Armrlrong sn«l Orntbirra * pmibjrs_Ha»dtr ...

... Miss Doris Woodall. BiSs MAy Storia, Messrs. John Bard-des, Harry Reynold,. Albert Chapman, Francis Williams, and Allan Palladium artists this week also include James, Rinaldo, George Mozart. Hetty King, arm Ernie Lotinga. Next Monday Mr. Arthur Sour. ...

... of miners from Derbyshire, and artisans from Staffordshire, will speak behalf of Sir John Cockburn, in answer to tho representatives the Miners’ Federation. Sir John Cockburn has assured the National Committee of Organised Labour that is entirely favour ...

... Mrs. Elinor Glyn, Mr. de Vera Staepoole, Mr. Max Pemberton, Mr. Charles Marriott, Mr. Pett Ridge. Mr. Bernard Partridge, Mr. John Hassell. Mr Will Owen. and many others. The Coliseum's Titanic matinee on Weiner day will be • magnificent entertainment. the ...