... occupy the Chair during the day sitting. After the Conference the Delegates will l.e invited meet the at dinner, at Gatti» Restaurant. Viiliera street. Strand, Half-past Five p.m. Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., in the chair. . A . . Tickets of admission the ...

... forgotten their years and re-entered into the joys of their childhood. Next to Mr. Valiant's establishment, Mr. Carlo Gatti's restaurant was distinguished by a star of various colours. At the Old Thatched House some farther magic lantern exhibitions ...

... to tbe hotel. Mr. Hermes and I went out on Christmas-eve abont ten o'clock. We drove to Charing-cross, from there to Gatti's Restaurant, from thence to the Haymarke t, and paid a visit to some cafi ; s. We afterwards returned together in a Hansom, and ...

... described as foreign accountants. — Replying to Mr. .t, he said lie saw Insiiector Shaw on kite ith iry, and went to Gattie Restaurant oa that morning with Shaw, There they met one Berkel in r*aw him later i:_ the day, when he was with a man named ?? and ...

... a solicitor's clerk, was charged before Mr. Flowers with assaulting R. Vanina. — The Complainant is manager at Carlo Gatti's restaurant, Viiliers-street, Strand. He alleged that the Prisoner created a disturbance in the restaurant on Tuesday night. The ...

... imprisonment Another cabman named James Brown WWI charged with a similar offence in the Strand. He was outside Messrs. Gatti's restaurant, and when asked to leave he nearly collided with an omnibus. A Constable requested him to alight, and it was found that ...

... was charged, a t y], n Bow-street Police-court yesterday, with stealing the money of his employer, Carlo G.vrrr, i,f Gatti's Restaurant. He hud been suspected for some time, and, by means of marked money, he was detected. Over one hundred pounds in notes ...

... peace for six mouths. 30W-STREET. Ettore Galezzi was charged with stealing marked mouey, belonging to Carlo ( latti, of Gatti's Restaurant, Villiers-street, Strand. The evidence was interpreted by Signor Vagnolini. — The Prisoner had been for some months ...

... from the authors of the piece. She used to drink when she was acting at tlie Opera Coinique. Once she made a scene at Gatti's Restaurant, and attempted to strke him.— By Mr. I'emberton (who appeared for Mr. Oliver: Mr. Oliver was treated as a friend ot ...

... She 18 years of age, and the daughter of a captain in the merchant service. Ile gave her fruit and sweets end tea at Gatti's Restaurant. She consented to dine with him on a subsequent occasion, and without the knowledge of her mother, who was now dead ...

... in the merchant service, was then eighteen years of age. Defendant gave her fruit and sweets, and took her to tea at Gatti's Restaurant. She consented, on a subsequent occasion, to dine with him, and without the sanction of her mother, who had since died ...

... irom delirium tremens, and charged with unlawfully causing bodily injury to his brother, Valentine Ferrari, foreman at Gatti's Restaurant.by striking and biting him on the f ace . — -phe Complainant was not yet able to attend ; but it was stated that he ...