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... Mr. Willie Ward.-. Miss Bosie Boote. Mr. Robert Nainby Miss Margaret Fraser, Mr. John Tressahar. Miss Maie Saqui. Mr. William Wyes. Miss Kitty Mason. Mr. Harry Grattan. _ and Mr. A. Hatherton. Miss Katie Seymour. and Mr. Edmund Favne ?? _ i MATINEE THURSDAY ...
... Mr. Willie Warde. Miss Rosie Boote. M r. Robert Nainby. M iss Margaret F raser, Mr. John Tressahar. Miss Maie Saqm, Mr. William Wyes, Miss Kitty Mason. Mr. Harry Grattan. __ and Mr. A. Hatherton. Miss Katie fcejmour. and Mr. Edmund Payne. 1 ?? MATINEE ...
... TORQUAY sniff d Dartmeet ;s) [July 3] Hull WATERFORD armed Reginialtl k s)P uly3) Lvrpuol Gazelle (s). Team, Milford Limerick (e), Driver, do WATERFORD Zayda, Conruins [July 3) Cardiff Alpha,3l'Grattan, Livrpool Thermuthis, Rochester iteid.Campbell,Farehm ...
... Grand Prioby ok the Order ok the Hospital of St. John ok Jerusalem in England, July 2. I Tb_ Queen has been graciously pleased to sanction the following appointment to the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England : Lady of Grace— The Most ...
... A. A'otes. 1. Phyllis Greenwood .. 57_1 l. John Oua-c-le stfl 2. I.co .ii.rd Elphick ?? Cs'. .. Marjone !I -.rdwell . . . . V 47 3. Dorothy Wadkin ?? _4i S. Vincent Koherts 733 F. .1. WELCH, Chairman. JOHN WEST. Gen. Secretary. __0. Vauxhall Bridge road ...
... ilypot lane. Staining-lane. City (adioining ?? li: partly let and partly void: rental value £230 per arm.; held ;.ir rl years, at th- groum'-rent of £55 per arm. Particulars at the Mart. EC: of Messrs. Phelps. Sidgwrick, and Jtii.i!.-. solicitors. 22. Aldermanbury ...
... sailed Pernambuco (a) [July 5 RAMO armed Ida (s) [July 4] NYILIOBDMO sailed Edske Emit, Nielsen [June 27) England MST= arrived George Harry Mudd Thomsen [Jne29]Englnd Germania, Schaneker [3o] England OLUCISTADT armed Germania (s) [to July 4] Lynn HAMBURG ...
... in an hour is prelty arm, even for the G Joucestershire captain, but to score one-third faster than this is fever-heat, and I fanC\' that even Thorntun has never 'eclipsed or even equalled this. What makes E. J. Wa!lis, prelty arm, even for and has never ...
... Saxe-Cohuru-tiolha). Con- di.et.-rs -Mr. John Thomas and Cavaliere Alberto Randecper. Tickets, sola stalls. _ls. ; reserved se.its. 10s. 6d. ; balcony.Ss.: area. 2s. 6d. : gallery, ls. : to be obtained of Mr. John Thomas, io, Welbeck-street W. : the usual ...
... to H.K.H. the Duke of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha). Harp: Mr. John Thomas (harpist to her Maie.ty the Queen) and Madlle. Clara Eissier (harpist to H.R.H. the Duke of j Saxe-Coburg-Gotha). Cjuductors: Mr. John Thomas and Cavaliere ! Alberto Raudegger. Tickets— Sofa ...
... Browett, Ltd., Bradford Street, Birmingham. Telegrams —Ferblanterie. JEWELLERS' MATERIALS, REAL AND MUTATION STORES. John W. Xing, 13 St. John s Square, Clerkenwell, London. E.C., and 11 Albemarle Street. (Established oeer ! ,ewes./ The noted house for brooch ...
... E !. Redwav. M* Borne Ko . (,t J?- Mr. Rur-Tr Naini-y, Mr-sMnrsm ret Fraser. Mr. John Tressahar, Miss Maie Saqni. Mi Wi iia • Wyes, Jlißs Kitty Mr-ison, Mr. Harry Grattan, „. _ d Mr. A. Hatherton, Muss Katie Seymour. and Mr. Edmond Pavne. MATINEE THURSDAY ...