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... A COLLIER'S TUESDAY NOT 11111E111$ VIFE TO IEIII domestic is reported from Panty .rnnwr, newt flrml7.erai. A Her rrelled • .th hr vide, and &Kind to have thrown • ligbt..d lamp at her, setting her rlnt bins fir.. TIC. roman Iraa terribly burned ...

... Diutrowl wits:Miss Evelyn D'Alroy. oltaok7 where free teel..konen b Meyer. Robert flualterr and i;orhos Lennox VIU be p.rforsted at the Thestr Rona ea Nfondae eeen.sc. and ought to yore a•ttuetont A brig °white of pl.o in ar folloo - s —ln the fret tut ...

... 8. Shedden, OMr. Ernest Keand, Mr. D Matthews, Mr. Arrack Saumy, Mr. J. Peters, Miss Dora Moorhouse, Miss Maud Digby. ' The Empire K‘mgnmna for the coming weck includes Ihe Haytors, in their sketch, “A Hot Time”; Leo Tell, Arthur Recce, Amy Sn=van, ¥rank ...

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... IL BEERBOHM TREE AND HIS LIME LONDON IseMelte, MISS CONSTANCE COLLIER. SYDNEY WON. EDMUND MAI'PIIC. HRS. R. lIIIOORS,' MISS NOR .\ LA NCARTER. MOIL. ?CM. 21r . IIIIIAAT DI BUSINESS. and Tkla IMO BMW= D Erbatad. add THE BALLAD imam BOTTUM, NIGHT. THE ...

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... MISS KILLEIEN. who sent op eight pupi:a of ages from 14 to 9 years, was successful in obtaining certificates, of merit on the pupils she prepared for the examination. This splendid result reflects much credit on Miss Gallagher. The eldest was Miss Killeen ...

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... day boat. Appended are the teams:— Ireland.—E. M. Dillon (Ulster, goal; J. Sherrard (Ulster), H. J. Brown (Leinster). full•barks; M. D. Fox (Leicester ). G. R. Malcolmson Ulster ) , D. R. Rowlands (Leinster), halfbacks; W. A. Brown (Ulster), Charlie Sully ...