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... COMFORT AND CURRY. 1 regret, Mr. Chairman, sincerely To learn from the speeches to-day, Provisions are selling so dearly, And all things in such a bad way: I infer from the looks of each member He thinks that throughout '46, And even this present December ...
... and some think (who believe his story of the treasure) that if such a man was murdered by Currie it was because the messmate had discovered Currie's secret. Currie was eventually released, and he came to Jamaica, where he saw Commodore (now Admiral) Ward ...
... of Burns; but who this Currie was, where domiciled, or how it came about that the mate- rials for an authentic biography were committed to him-these things are among the mysteries of the Burnsian czdtan in this age. James Currie was the son of the minister ...
... AMUSEMENTS IN GREAT GRIMSBY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. PRNCE OF WALrESS TREATRE-Proprietor, Mr H. J. Curry ; Manager, MrJos. H. Curry.-Mr Frederick Wright's company have been here on a return visit with Fsie Lights. Mr Henry Renouf makes an earnest ...
... by the secretary from Mr Donald Currie, M.P. 'Mr C. S. Parker, MLP; Colonel Williamson, Provost Veitch, Crieff; and Professor Ramsay. Mr Currie's letter was dated 13 Hydepark Place, W., Loudon, 6th December. Mr Currie stated therein that Sir James Paget ...
... Ernmeline, Currie's wife, at once departs to combat with her mother, and two of Richard's old companions, Charlie Bagot and Bob Sandys, desire his company at a mask ball, which they are going to that evening with three Spanish dancers. Currie, who pretends ...
... . ?? I t*VfiMaJ Yj5X. I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) I PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE. -Proprietor, Mr H. J. Curry; Acting-Manager, Mr J. H. Curry; Assistant I Manager, Mr A. Loveday.-Mr Charles A. Norman's 1 company havesupplied the frst part of theent ...
... AMUSEMENTS IN GREAT GRILMSBY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE.-Proprietor, Mr H. J. Curry; Acting-Manager, Mr J. H. Curry; Assistant- Manager, Mr A. Loveday.-Mr Charles A. Norman's company have supplied the first part of the ent ...
... with a pinch of curry. T- A.-Lih'd it ye weel, my ragged, ragged cove ? N Warmed it your heart, like strong mull'd sherry? 05 B.-'Yes; I went very SinUg and'cosy'to my rug IvP OOn 'the peppe. and sucai things as composed this curry. th A.-Then ye'll ...
... AMUSEMENTS IN GREAT GRIMSBY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PRINCE OF WALES's THEATRE. -Proprietor, Mr H. J. Curry; Acting-Manager, Mr J. H. Curry; Assistant- Manager, Mr A. Loveday.-The week now drawing to a close has been devoted to the benefit of the ...
... - (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PRINcE OF WALES'S THEArTRE.-Proprietor, Mr H. J. Curry; Manager, Mr J. El. Curry; Assistant Mana- ger, Mr A. Loveday.-On Sunday Mr Curry generously gave the free use of the theatre for a benefit on behalf of the widow and ...