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... and Manager, Mr. Harris Fineberg.—The old-time drama Alone in London is having a capital presentation here this week by Mr. Charles Gibbon’s company, which comprises a number of artists of merit. Miss Nelly Clyde deservedly earns the sympathies of her audience ...
... l for Sir Charles Schwann in North Manchester The canvass is in full swing and far it shows preponderance opinion of Liberals night Sir Charles had hands policy noise adopted by the Tories is militating greatly against Mr Howell Sir Charles who of Ireland’s ...
... trial with breaking into Nanhoran Selcroft-road Purley and stealing plate &c about £160 belonging to Mr Charles F Farlow Accused confessed to robbery and to other burglaries Champion Hill East Ham He the police that of the property be found in Whyteleafe ...
... of the Irish Department of Agriculture, has appointed a committee to inquire ioto the flaxgrowing industry in Ireland. Charles Dickens’ grandchildren are arranging to give an entertainment to the 230 inguienta of the Royal Hospital for Incurabies, utney ...
... life-motion studies of flowers and leafage, diversified by the action of light, which Mr. Alfred Butt (with the connivance Mr. Charles Urban) is including in Kinemacolor,? may be taken as the crowning-point of bioscopics in Nature?s tints, since they are the ...
... Editor of the “ Post and has decided to offer each day this week a prize of & eee | away since Fifty years have rolled Charles Dickens, in “ The Old CONSIDER COTTON ' Curiosity Shop, wrote the following Cotton is grown in the United States. it might have ...
... what she had told them, or else, had had of the new boarder's standing, were removed at the full of the proceeds of many robberies, perhaps some of our if she were not hanged, she would certainly go to penal sight of the large cabin trunk, the much-labelled ...
... Mrs. Lawson, and they made to her a presentation | THE DICKENS FELLOWSHIP. FELL 7oo YARDS. rature rose to 57 at Tor- of a handsomely chased silver salver. There were The Sheffield branch of the Dickens Fellowship er a very large portion present the Rev. ...
... 10 CHARLES PIPE 24 LORD COMPTON INDISPOSED MESSAGE TO CONSTITUENTS At meeting support of Compton’s candidature at Holy Trinity Hall Southall on Monday evening Mr Haslip the for the Brentford Division said that they would all that Compton unable to address ...
... I'lim Pavilion (Uencral Manager, Mr. John D. Hunter; Musical Director, Mr. Charles Fawcett). Variety turns and the popular biOBCope films make an oicelUnitrnferlaiuuie t. Charles Penrose, who is in admirable (o-m, bad a tine re ception as a capiui! comedian ...
... presided (Lord-Lieutenant- of Rutland) Muir Hub-bersty Lieut Lieut Regimental Sergeant-Major Kaye Squadron Sergeant-Major Dickens Colour-Sergeant Kornick dinner loyal toasts chairman followed by County” R B Muir” “The Territorial Infantry” others The follows ...
... January were issued yesterday by Board of and indicate an increase both exports imports Dickens’s Influence Mr Marcus Stone RA in London evening said Charles Dickens’s influence a young man was enormous it could fail to prove great factor the formation ...