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... New Cross, S.E.—Pan- tomime. PUSS IN BOOTS. EVERY EVENING at 7.15pm.. and MATINEES EA'ERV MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and SATURDAY, at 1.15 p.m.. until further notice. Press and Pnolic Unanimons in Praise of PUSS IN BOOTS. Children und»r 10 Half-price, Matinees ...
... Cross, S.E.—P-J__-- tomime, PUSS IN BOOTS. EVERY EVENING at 7.15 p.m.. and MATINEES EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1.15 p.m., until further notice. Press and Public. Unanimous in Praise of PUSS JN BOOTS. Children under 10 Half-price, Matinee ...
... 10.0. ARRlCK.— Lessee and Manager, H. T. Brickwell. TWICE DAILY, at 1.50 and 7.50. THE CHRISTMAS FAIRY PANTOMIME. PUSS IN BOOTS. LcttyLind. I Charles Laun. Powerful Company. Chorus, and Dancers. It is played to a sipplingaccompaniment of glee.— The ...
... Mills, Bayer-street, Golden- lam-. City, Jan. 2. Bradley, Warwick, and Co., 1, Mitre-court, Fleet-street, City, solicitors, Dec 50. Bur.n. P. Coulson. 31, Lombard -street. City, company promoter, Dec. 1?. Glover, Richard Sydney. 73. Kent House-road. Beckenham ...
... jntv;ir.ce, as there is a prospect • .1 ! i.. •.•advances in prices. The yarn market is very brisk. naiiably linn prices. The boot aud shoe trade revives f. ...
... New Cross, S.E.—Paxi- tomime. PUSS IN BOOT,!, EVERY EVENING at 7.15 p.m.. and MATINEES EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1.15 p.m.. until further notice. Press and Public Unanimous in Praise of PUSS IN BOOTS. Children under 10 Half-price, Matinees ...
... PANTOMIME, PUSS IN BOOTS. The Referee says :— PreUine*3, grace, and fun are its characteristics. Powerful Company, Chorus, and Dancers. Box-office. 10.0 to 10.0. Doors open at 1.0 and 7.0. GARRICK THEATRE. FAIRY PANTOMIME. PUSS IN BOOTS. For children ...
... 24th Nov.. 1R99. Formerly lived at Sh-do-hurst and j Staplehurst. Kent. Nearest relative will bear of something to j his or her advantage by applying T. C. Keuward. Woodcburch. Aahford. Kent^ _ j TXTILLL-M HENRY CHILDE wishes ERIC j ▼ ▼ GEORGE HERBERT CIIILDE ...
... brisk, with contracts suffi- cient to take off the whole production for the next six or nine months, and prices are strong. Tbe boot and shoe trade is brisker, and ..notations arc 5 to 10 per ceui. higher, to meet the enhanced values of leather. FLAX AND LIKEN ...
... purpose. All these officers belong to lhe East Kent Mounted Rilies. The other vacancies for the first company have yet to be filled. The company will probably be ready to embark on February 5. Th.c East Kent collectionfor the Imperial Yeomanry Hospital ...
... ployers, Messrs. Elliott Bros., electrical engineers, Century Works, Conmgton-road, Greenwich. George Matthews, manager of a boot shop, residing at Kennington-road, was, at West- minster Police-court yesterday, fined four pounds for assaulting a guard on ...