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... HAMLlfET, MiSs CLARE 1HOWARD as the PRINCE OF DENMARK. HferassualtitO of the sublime character was particularly .0ee speaking every line with a charlm that was distinctly refrexhing, and the attendance was most ?? The It ...
... Banbury from exposure to the cold. She had a fft and lay on the highway all night. Sh) was married and leaves twelve chil 'ren. Speaking in Bliminioham, ?? Arbuthnot said he was able to deny from his own knowledge the statement that our guns had been outranged ...
... ApIto , tth referretce. to TiE ?? Bi1tIA -P TINO ?? 02.20 ititato-t, Souith, Belfast. WITANTED, Smtart Baggiitlt4 Mtau to Speak few V Lineis. Must be ta't, totod Appoaratice, otto. above all, : o.e (iL andL o r<g. 0 oh;ar'o fihursdav no Nt. Cotas. DARRULI ...
... inbad, ALEXANDRA THEATRE, LOND)N. Another hit, The Alseat-Mitided Lady. rIISS ALMA CUPRZON, ''If the man in the moon could speak, PALACE, CI5.OYU)ON. W W E N N I E H A S T 0, 5.) E~nurnaous Suecess, Prinripal Girl. I.'YCEUO T[IEATRE, SHiEFFIELD. Thanks ...
... friends became acquainted with it, the more thankful will they be to Dr. Garnett and his colleagues for furnishing the English-speaking people with sucl' a household treasure. It is, indeed, a mine of literary wealth. W. J. BAXTER. FEW INVESTMENTS HOLDING ...
... coinolete Iies of all productions in the English, American, and prineipil Contioental theatres for the past year, or, to speak bv the card, from Dec. Ist, 1898, to Nov. 30th, 1899. The theatrical a'manack continues to be a prominent feature, as does ...
... Address, 35, Waldegrave-road, Upper Norwood, S.E. MISCELLANEOUS. LITTLE MAY DAY, Specially Engaged by Mr F. R. Benson for Speaking Fairy, Cobweb, in Midsummer Night's Dream, Lyceum Theatre. MARIE and DORRIE HARRJS, Child l Actresses, Vocalists. and Dancers ...
... 27F. Apply, lith reference, to Tnn IRIS81 BILLOe.Poe'tx Co., 22, William-st. South, Belfast. WANTED, Smart Baggage 'Ian to Speak few VT Lines. Must be ta'l, Good Appearance, and, above all, De civil and obliging. Rehearse Thursday next. CHAS. DARRELL, ...
... app'icction, sy aleter (address, free trims, tie-I to Z. B~, nu 21, We3ley-fftreet. at AU ALL NURS YGV~ S.Ayonnnr rermunn MA ?? 1(s~peaks Enerli-h fisestn an esices with her l 'CNGLIHMAY wel acqaintd Fen, -Spanish. al I~h IalinPorageso Grma, intbSwedish, and 51 ...
... complete lists of all productions in the English, American, and principal Continental theatres for the post year, or, to speak by the card, from Dec. let, 1898, to Nov. 30th, 1899. The theatrical almansak continues to be a prominent feature, as does ...
... iii avmeead Rwld Baptist Church, a, 3.30 p.m., on loe yNET, Februar7 19. Rev. Dr. It. F. HOR01TON and F. F. li ksn' q., will speak. The ANNUAL M'LEETING of the UNION willI be held in st~eelbouse Lane Chapel, enlFzsRuARY 19, a:7.15. KF EEY e. .. wilt preside ...