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... Novelties in Europe (exclusively engaged). T« i.-c Daily, at 3.1, aud i.O. THE DIVING HORSES. Something new under the sun.— Sportsman. THERESE RENZ. Most elesrant.— Westminster Gazette. LOLISE and ROBERT COTTRELL. _»., „ Extraoruinary.— Refctee. SISTERS ...
... office. Strand. W.C. CRYSTAL PALACE. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. GRAND CIRCUS SHOW. Daily at 3 and 8. Something new under the sun.— Sportsman. THE HIGH DIVING HOBSKB. _ THE HIGH DIVING HORSES. Who mount a platform suft. iv length, unattended, and voluntarily dive ...
... W, _ CIRYSTAL PALACE. / ?? CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. GRAND CIRCUS PANTOMIME Daily at 3 and 8. Something new under the sun. —Sportsman. THE HIGH DIVING HORSES. THE HIGH DIVING HORSES. Who mount a platform Soft, in length, unattended, and voluntarily dive into ...
... W I CRYSTAL PALACE. „_.„ CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. __ GRAND CIRCUS PANTOMIME. Daily at 3 and & Something new under the sun. —Sportsman. THE HIGH DIVING HORSES. ! __ THE HIGH DIVING HORSES. : Who mount a platform 60ft. in length, unattended, and roluntanly ...
... vigour of mauhood. The Government by this time has ceased to find the war amusing. It will be glad to obtain peace with honour, and honour can only be got by immediately ottering terms of peace to those we have so dishonourably atta -ked. ARNOLD LUPTON'. ...
... having any DEBT or ; CLAIM ai.-iiin.it or upon ihe ESTATE of the Right Honourable j FREDERICK GEORGE SCOTT i/ord HOWARD DE WARDEN i und SEAFORD {formerly knot-. n as the Right Honourable Frederick li.-orge Lord Howard de Walden and Seaford), lite of Walsingham ...
... Chureii-street, 'WestinuaUr. COLCNEL X J. LYNCH, P.S.C. (First Honours, Triple Special Mi r.tion). Alb-iny-b, billings. 3 ...
... Abyssinia. Kaleidoscope Illumination of ItW.UOO GALLONS of WATER. TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 7.45. THE LONDON HIPPODROME. THE SPORTSMAN says: A magnificent entertainment, the most wonderful in town. It has no rival in England certainly. London in its new ...
... AVERAGE OF ONLY THIRTY PUPILS. COLONEL E. J. LYNCH, P.S.C. (First Honours, Triple Special Mention). Albany-building*. ?? Victoria-street. s.W. DR. H. P. WRIGHT. M.A., LL.D. (Camb.) (D .utile Honours). MR. C. V. COATES, M.A. (Fifth Wrangler), 1. Ediiitiurgh-pmnsiiins ...
... LESSONS in , D-A^CISO. DEPORTMENT, and FENCING ; Schools attended.— Aaulv 110, Ebury -street, S.W- /IAPTAIN JAMES, P.S.C. (Honours), late KB., IY|R. E. CARLISLE, ALA. (Cantab), C CAPTAIN GREGSON. late R.E., J 5, LEXHAM-GARDENS. CROMWELL-ROAft KENSING TON ...
... and sate. Printipvi— R v. j. j. MILNE, M.A., Cantab. Ilnn of Ttti. EvoiSEEltlNn Sf.ition : H. T. DAYIDGE. ?? R.Sc. London (Honours), Wiiituorth Scholar, ie. S_-cret*.i.y .wn Lon nos Orncit : F. H. S. MEREWETUER, 31. Craven-street, W.C. Mr. Mcewether will ...
... FANCY DRESS SKATING CARNIVAL, Numerous Prizes. j ROYAL AQUARIUM.â The most Extraordinary Sight of the Century. The â¢' Sportsman says : The like of which has not heen seeu. ' A living Half Man and Half Horse. The Worlds Great Show, 2.lo and 7.10. ...