... piece of work. The Brothers Loretti gave a capital trapeze parformance, and there were other acceptable turns by Slone and Hardie, comedians; Miss Eugenie Power, serla comic and expertdancer; the Halliwells, comedians and acrobats, and Capt. Foster, in ...

... Greet. Under the management of Mr. Tom B. Davis. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, 8.16, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy's Teas of the D’Urbervilles.’’ Tess, Mrs. Lewis Waller. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES. TO-MORROW (Wednesdav), and EVERY ...

... Greet. Under the management Mr. Tom B. Davis. TO-DAY, at 2, and EVERY EVENING, at 8.15, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy's Teas ol the D'UrberviUea.’' Tess, Mrs. Lewis Wilier. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES, TO-DAY (Wednesday), and EVERY WEDNESDAY ...

... General Election will be, “A British Dinner for the British Isles.”— Yours faithfully, 51, Cavendish-square, W., April 17. Thomas G. Read. COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE.-11. [Bv J. Holt Schooling.] By the figures given in my article of yesterday I proved ...

... weddings which is shortly to take place will be that of the Earl of Rothes to Riss Noelle Edwardes, the only child of Air. Thomas Dyer Edwardes, J.P.4 of Picknash Park, Gloucester, which is fixed to tale place on Primrose Day from Mrs. Atherstan Riley's ...

... William Greet. Under the management Mr. Tom B. Davis, XO-.MGHT, and EVERY EVENING, 8.15, TESS. By H. A. Kennedy. Founded on Thomas Hardy’s Tees of the D'Urbervilles.’ Tess, Mrs. Lewis Waller. Alec, Mr. Fred Terry. MATINEES, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at ...

... thin red 'eroes, nor we aren't no blackguards too, But simple men in barracks most remarkably like you. * Mr. Thomas Atkins. By E. J. Hardy, M.A. (Ln'win.) ...

... 3. At. Shackleton mr were elected. Mir. W~alter H. Cluderay was re-elected - hon. secretary (sixteenth year), and Mfess-s. Thomas HIu-tlsy and W. Gill were appointed delegates onr the Ruri-decanal CounciL. ST. MA zRYS, QUIJRRY HITL-The Vicar (the Rev. ...

... Caring Cross from St. Petersburg. Yesterday's bulletin- says the Duke of -Argyll re- mains in a very critical condition.- Sir Thomas Lander Brunton' M.D., and Dr. Blailde, are in attend- sacseon his Grace. , - , - - The Duke of Devonshire, as Lord President ...

... prevalence of the strong gusty wind on Mionday morning last, a large sigilhoard alt the top of the premises of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and Willis, at the corner of -New-Inn-Hall nncl Queen-streets, was blown from ils fasteningi; and fell with a Iloud crash in ...

... covered by sacking. I think my the corresptndenats observatiots are justifiei. much There can be little or no advertising value hardy in' the public display of a coffin, and it one ol would mueh more accord with the fitness Conse of things to have it covered ...

... Peter's. Ciauley-gardens, toe contracting parties being Lieut. Francis 'ICayley, u.N., and Miss Margery. Freaks, daughter of Sir Thomas and LadtYra zhe. Intormation reached the School of Miii. tary Etngineering, Chetham,on Thursday, of the suicide at Curragh ...