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... 31 Large and airy state rooms. Eluctric iijrii* :i. ' every modern COnvt i. ?-,'. Surgeouand Stewardess.- Apply to Owners, John T. Rennie, S in. and Co.. 4. East India avenue, beadenbail-st., f..C_ or o - ?? an ; . J roy ther. 18. Cockspur-street^ S ...
... be Companions. John Sturrock, Esq., late Indian Civil Service. John Stuart Beresford, Esq., Chief Engineer and Secretary to the Government of the Punjaub in the Public Works Department (Irrigation Branch). Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm John Meade, Indian ...
... Manes or aornmanring at twelve ~lt answarlete. Ixondan. i.aalthnna. CARRIAGES, Harness, Cowl:makers' Materials, to- Yr. JOHN MILES 1,01 SELL try ACCTION, et the RARER-STREET CARRIAGE BAZAAR, TO-MORROW, J. Z. a twelve of 103 earrtaves, conversing otol ...
... Knit. Balfour. All»yne. Meicer, H.rsee, ?? - d>i. Courtney, and Miss Marie Elba HER MAJESTY'S. THIS EVENING, at 8.15, KING JOHN: Mr. Tree. Mr. Franhlin M'Leay. Mr. Louis Calvert, Mr. William Mollison. Mr. S. A. Cookson, Mr. F. Perciral Stevens. Mr. Gerald ...
... East and West Kent contingents already amounts to aboul £1500. Amongst contributors are Mr. Alfred Austin, £.0: Mr. James Russel, £250; Sir bpencer Maryon Wilson, £50; and Lord Stanhope, Mr. Laurence' Hardy, M.P., Mr. H. H. Marks, M.P., M ?? y. Watney ...
... manager, Hastings Jute Mills ; Mr. John Finlay 5° Mr. George Bennet 15 Mr. John VVestwater 15 Mr. David Malcolm 10 Mr, Alex. Jackson 10 Mr. Alexander iloyd Mr. William Small Mr. 11. M. Scott Mr. Alex. Henderson Mr. John Melville Mr. William Robb Mr. Robert ...
... truth in the statement that the Parliament represented the people; in this, there was none. In a celebrated speech, Lord John Russell described how astonished a stranger would be if be were taken to a ruined mound and told that that would send two rep ...
... aud West Kent contin- gents already amounts to about £1,500. Among the contributors are Mr. Alfred Austin, £-V 0: Mr. James Russel. £250 ; Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson, £50; and Lord Stanhope. Mr. Laurence Hardy, M.P., Mr. H. H. Marks, M.P., Mr. N. Watney ...
... SS. Chancery-lane. W.C. JOHN STONE. Secretary. OOBBOW AT £5 PER CENT. A YEAR and AVOID MONEY LENDERS. IF YOU REQUIRE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCB These are My Terms. THE MONEY NEED NOT BE REPAID as long as Interest is kept up. Mr. JOHN COURAGE. 2. HAYMARKET. S ...
... 2d 25 5 ® ST. JAMES’: Messrs. Frank Bailey and Co, J. Russell Buckler, Esq Peter Williams, Esq Fritz Reiss, Esq Portal, Dingwall and Nbrris C. G. B. Marsham, Esq. Messrs. Culvcrwell, Brooks and Co S. Marcus, Esq G. K. Moricc, Esq. Ernest Dresden, ...
... Comipany. Box-office open all day. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-Mr. TREE. EVERY EVENING, at 8.15, SHAKESPEARE'S LAST 5 NIGHTS. KING JOHN. LAST 5 NIGHTS. LAST TWO blATINEES. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), and SATURDAY NEXT, at2.15. Box-office (Mr. F. J. Turner), open 10 ...
... Marepiess of Lothian was still very ill, and that no change had taken place in his condition. The Lord Chief Justice (Lord Russell of Kil- lowen) has gone to Brighton for a few days, and is staying at the Hotel Metropole. The Attorney General (Sir R. Webster ...