... aboriginal inhabitants lived on the very bosom of the water. NIIORBOUBS' QUARRItS.—At the Croydon Police Court on Saturday, Ernest Letts was summoned for assaulting Sarah Ann Bales, who was charged with assaulting Letts. Richard Stressedl was summoned for ...

... Prtberick, D. Pethwick. M. Hartley, F. Garr»d. E. TeTlor. K. Willourby-Osbome, M. Grunt, D. Present, M. Church, end Master Ernest Letts. Aooornraniat—Miss A. Petheriok. Recitation by Miss M. Terry. Doors open 7.30; to begin »t Proceeds for tbs Psriwh ...

... secretary.. Class 2 isongsm—Mr. Edward Letts and Miss Macye. - . Class 3 !pianoforte solo'—Mrs. Jerdon. Class 4 telocutioni—Mr. Ernest Letts and Prat.t. _ . Mr. G. T. Gillespy was in charge of the arrangements and the Rev. J. Wright vicar of Addlscornbe). was ...

... also saw William Letts brandishing a poker, and Ernest Letts a bar of iron. Strunwell also told witness's husband that he could get measured for his coffin, as he,would,do for him. The evidence of Ernest Letts was to the effect that Sarah ADD Bales came up ...

... also saw William Letts brandishing a poker, and Ernest Letts a bar of iron. Strunwell also told witness's husband that he could get measured for his coffin, as be would do for him. The evidence of Ernest Letts was to the effect that Sarah Ann Bales cams up ...

... Sheridan Grant Nicky Sharp Ronald Mansell Launcelot Perkins William Macllwraith Rev Roger Roebuck. Oliver Fisher Mr. Meek Ernest Letts Paul Bcnbow David Lyall Angela Smart Jean Trend Directed by John de Lannoy. ...

... galloped, but stated it was hard-mouthed and he was unable to pull up.—The Bench fined him V, and costs las. [MACY. ILLEOI ERNEST LETTS, printer, 77, Falkland-road, Dorking, 111111* summoned in respect of the illegitimate child of Bertha Gibson.—Mr. G. Scales ...

... Peter O'Toole pours out the charm. It's a pity, though, that this William Wyler film is so long and drags so interminably. ERNEST lETTS ...

... into the pert of nt ri, while Alec Pleasance makes admirable Boniface reminiscent of Lewis, as Nibdo, ‘the Gee. James ; Ernest Letts as Prince Edwin, and Mar and - Murdock as Anita, his wife, all u The chorus is disappointing, pu rtioularl the ladies, ...

... no traits of stage fright, and her pleasing singing, dainy dancing, and clever acting was appreciated by the audience. Ernest Letts, as Prince Edwin, was well cast, and Margaret Murdock as Anita (his wife) played her part well. The same could be said ...

... part. It has little of the freshness of Lord Boniface. Gwen Gibbs does well as Countess Stasi, and a sterner father than Ernest Letts (Prince Edwin of Cozenach) could not be found anywhere. Others of the cast all do well in minor roles. They are James Lewis ...

... an active part as Sir Toby Belch. With Dorothy Aimer as the princess's woman, (Kenneth Aimee as Sir Andrew Agnecheek and Ernest Letts as a clown, he was part of a quartette that gave much colour anc4 life to the performance. Most talented was Mavis Marks ...