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... URIC ACID TROUBLES. When any of the symptoms referred to exist, or others, sucli as pains at the joints, irritation between the fingers, the palms of the hand, feet or ankles, they cannot safety be neglected or ignored. They will not cure themselves. Every day’s delay strengthens the hold of the affection on the system and makes it more difficult to eradicate. You may obtain something that ...
... Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. Charles Krohhan. EVERY EVENING, 8.30, Mr. CHARLES FROHMAN'S Duke York Theatre Company present Comedy in lour acts, entitled MISS HOBBS. Ir.Rostr. K. Jerome. Preceded, at 8 o'clock, by domestic drama in one act, entitled A BAD PENNY, bv W. Lestocq. Doors open at 7.30. MATINEE, TO-DAY, and EVERY SATURDAY, at 2.30. SPECIAL MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, Jan. £4. at 2.30. ...
... Mr. De Wolf Hopper has transferred the bag and baggage of Mr. Charles Klein’s and Mr. John Sousa’s “The Mystical Miss” from the Comedy .to the Shaftesbury Theatre. The piece doubtless gains by the transference, for the larger capacity of the new stage enables Mr. Hopper to use more elaborate scenery, and generally the players show a sense of relief in more liberal elbow-room. We cannot ...
... New Patriotic Military Billet, SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN, at 10.3& Also the Ballet NAPOLI. Varieties by Deonza Bros., Amelia Slone, Rawson and June, Burton's Dofs, War PictureSa Frantz Family, &c. Doors, 1.30. PALACE THEATRE OF VARIETIES. SHAFTESBURY AVENUE. EVERY EVENING, at (.45, and SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, 1.45. All the best talent and the most elegant Theatie ol Varieties in the Kingdom. The ...
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... THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1900. ...
... The Westminster Gaxette says: «Reading of his trials and triumphs, admirably set forth by Sir Herbert Maxwell, oi his unerring judgment and prompt decision, are almost tempted to exclaim ...
... THE SOUTH-GALATIAN THEORY.t As allusion to the controversy between North-Galatian and ‘South* theorists might probably be made to produce, even in an assembly of the educated, something of that hilarions bewilderment which was exhibited when the late Mr. Wallace challenged the House of Commons as to the differences between Sublapsarians and Supralapsarians. Even to Biblical students it may not ...
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... Visitors to the interesting collection of Chelsea relics which has just been established the Victoria Gallery of the local public library will probably have noticed beneath a glass case “A Snipe Shot in the Meadows at Cretnorne, near Chelsea, about 1852.” In itself the circumstance is not rcmafkable one, in view the enormous transformation in the hitherto rural suburbs of the metropolis which ...
... BISHOPS LITHIA VARALETTES. Mr. Nutter, Earl-strect, Kennington, writes : “lam sending you the address of friend of mine who has been a complete cripple with chalky gout and rheumatism for many years. Now he better than he has been for twenty years, and all this change has been brought about by Bishop's Lithia Varalettes. My friend tells every one he comes in contact with, and 1 myself find ...
... PRICE ONE PENNY. New Patriotic Song. By ETHEL BENINGFIELD, FOR THE EMPIRE AND OUR QUEEN. Words by Ada Bartrick Baker. Sung by Mr. Kenneriey Rumford. Mr. Charles Copland, Mr. Arthur Barlow, Mr. Franklin Clive, and favourite singers. WEEKES and CO., 14, Hanorer-street, Regent-street, W. f ■ , 1 -i n i .'i t . i 1 Reviews. PICTURES OF THE WAR.* •* The first law of the correspondent’s life is to ...