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... 3. and THURSDAY. Jan. 10. (On Thursday Next (Lord Roberts's Day), the performance will commence at 3.0 o'clock.) Seats can now be booked. HAY'MARKKT. C CRITERION THEATRE. -TO-NIGHT, at 8.50, J THE NOBLE LORD, by Robert Marshall (for Cast see Under Clock) ...
... everywhere. BRAND and Cc. ?? Mayfair, London. W. WATCHES.WATCHES, WATCHES.— KENDAL and DENT. Watch and Chronometer Makers to the I lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. High-class Silver 1 rs Lad es' and Gents'. £2 25.. £2 10s.. £3 35.. £3 105..£4 45.. £5 5s ...
... Charles AVyndhamand Mr. Arthur Bourcl. ier. —TO-NIGHT, at £.45. the noble lord. By Robert Mars_.ll. Lot d Archibald M.-lrose. M.P Mr. Ar. hur Hourchier. (Prime A! mister and First Lord of the Treasury.) The Rt. Hon. Oliver Watson, M.P. .. Mr. Weedon Grossmith ...
... Charles Wyndham and Mr. Arthur Bourchier.— TO-NIGHT, at 5.50. THE NOBLE LORD. By Robert Marshall. Lord Archibald Melrose. M.P Mr. Arthur Bourchier. (Prime Minister and ii7~* Lord of the Treasury.! The p.t. Hon. Oliver Watson. ?? Mr. Weedon Grossmith. ...
... ?? Wyu iiatnt and Mir. Arthur Bourchier.— TONlGHT. ; ...
... ANE, G.C.B. ROLAND Y. BEVAN, Esq. ALFRED FARQUHAR, Esq. Sir EDWARD BIRKBECK, Bart The Rt. Hon. Lord HILLINGDON. Lord GEORGE G. CAMPBELL. The Rt. Hon. Lord KINNAIRD. Genl. EDWARD CLIVE. MEREDITH MEREDITH-BROWN, Esq. Liberal and Comprehensive Insurances ...
... Charles Wyndhatn and >Ir. Artiur Bourchier.— TO-N IGHT. at 8,50, THE NOBLE LORD. Bj- Robert MaishalL Lord Archibald Melrose. M.P. Mr. Arthur Bourchier. Prime M mister a.id Firs! Lord of i he Treasury.) ?he Rt. Hon. Oliver Watson. M.P.. . Mr. Weedon OrossmiUi ...
... Charles Wyndham and Mr. Arthur Bourehier.— TO-NIGHT, at 8.5 C, THE NoHf.E LORD. By Robert MarsLall. Lord Archibald Melrose, M.P Mr. Anht.r Uourchier. 'Prime Minister and First Lord of 1 he Treasury. I The Rt. Hon. ...
... Christian. I The Countess of Bradford. H.R.H. Princess Henry of Bat- Lord WoSseley. tenberg. | Field Marshal Lord Roberta H.R.H. the Duke of Cam- (by cable from Capetown). bridge. Lord Kitchener (by cable from Prince BatthyanyStrattmann. Capetown). His ...
... ut, Scene A. Cathedral Close. Scenea. Westminster Abbey. Ac! Ill— Sc- ue 1. The Conservatory it Lord Derwent s House (Cariion-h.. use-terrace). S.-eue 2. Lord Derweni's Library. Scene 3. Lobby of the House of Commons. Scene 4. lhe House of ...
... be taken at 2.30 p.m. by Chancellor P. VER- NON SMITH. LL.D. The ADDRESS will be given by the Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of LUCKNOW. THE LORD'S SUPPER will lie administered in All SouW Church, Langham-place, W. (by kind permission of the Rev. v S. Webster ...