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... M I M E; Mrs George nlaen, John Kilkelly, George Booker. Departures from Kingstown per Royal mail stearaers-J Binney, Arthur Gray. J P. W L Murphy, Miss Murphy, G C Richardson, Mrs Richardson, J M Dickson, Ernald Richard. son, Samuel Worthingron, Mrs ...
... old man is at first averse to her kindly approaches. Wmhen, however, it is discovered that his son-in-lawis in reality Arthur Gray, and heir to Gabriel's wealth, he fully relents, and blesses the young couple, - whilst with the news that the bank is sound ...
... this song is melodious and stirring (Joseph Williams).- Don't Give Your Friend Away, an original motto song, sung by Arthur Gray, contains the proper allowance of moral senti- ments, set to a feeble melody (J. Williams).-Charles Salaman has gone out ...
... unprincipled landowner, who, for m some reason or other, which is unexplained, entertains se: feelings of ill-will towards Arthur Gray (Mr. George as Robinson), a young neighbour, who, unfortunately, while 22 at college, displayed a propensity for gambling ...
... London, e is also in attendance on the injured. e A YOUNG MAN GORED To DEATEI 1 LS Slough, Friday. to A young man named Arthur Gray, son of a Er farm er living atIver, entered afield on Thurs. x, day afternoon to ring a bull when the animal [r turned npon ...
... Miiistrels gave two sacred concerts here on Sunday. MIr Frel Southern and his company, includ- ing Mr Jacksoit Hayes, Mr Arthur Gray, Mr Harry Brayne, bliss Mlay E mery, and Bliss Hettie Cornwallis, are appearing bere in a dramatic sketch, entitled The ...
... but would lave been. improved by compression. The volume is nicely got up. CHARLES THE FIRST. A Tragedy, ii Five Acts. By ARTHUR GRAY BUTLER, KiLA. Lougmans, Green, and Co.- The interest awakened in the higher forms of the poetical drama is shown in such ...
... sh.oulder down the traok, Where, to the ?? Jac(I, r The vicor buales of England play Over tha hills anid far away! t Mr. Arthur Gray Bultler's little book, Choice of Achilles, consisti of a number of well- i chosen poenms, the author having exercised ...
... would have beenL still fursher enhanced in value had thore been -an index. (London: T. EL-her i Ci RHODESIA N POETS. MIfr. Arthur Gray Betlar and Mvr. Edgar Waalace have, at ans rn-ta, one point in common-they both lvlsoke the Muse's help in weort-hily hymning ...
... Armstrong; and Theresa was successfully undertaken by Madame Marie D'Alvera. Messrs Bernard Newcombe, Mr II-. Moounford, and Mr Arthur Gray are also in the company. LyczEUm TsmEATRE.-Manager, Mr E. H. Page.-The company opening on Monday included Far-ell and Wilnmott ...
... of the hill on Secederand United Presby~teriana Church in Aberdeen. th LAuY AND GENTLwMAN DROWNEDn IN THE TmAE~s. in -Mr Arthur Gray, 28 years of age, 'son of Col, Grey, di r . is supposed to have been drowned in the Tha~mes, to. Hi gather with a lady who ...
... and with tile national movement of his country. NEW BOOKS AND N'VEW EDITIONS. Charles 1.; a Tragedy in Five Acts. By Arthur Gray Butler, MA, (Longmans.) A long preface to a poem is rarely necessary, but Mr. Ilutler's preface to his tragedy is worth ...