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... THE MUSIC HALL 'MURDER. Nathaniel Ostmark was Agreed at Lambeth =gris Monday with the wilful waredor of ooms eerie. knows es the Oasterbery Masts Bell, well Mr. the Tummy, and Mr. Chime the risme, Omagh seemed gad sheet the Mart, gemidenelly the eseesel ...
... PROFESSOR WASHINGTON 1171 S The well-known Coloured AFRICAN HERBALIST, 38, Spring Street, Portsmouth. (Near Empire Music Hall.) TO LADIES ! LADIES ! ! LADIES ! ! Especially to those who wish to know of &safe, certain, and up e ly remedy for all Irregclarities ...
... PROFESSOR WASIIINGTON DOS The well-known Coloured AFRICAN HERBALIST, 38, Spring Street, Portsmouth. (Near Empire Music Hall.) TO LADIES ! LADIES ! ! LADIES ! ! Especially to those who wish to know of a safe, certain. end op ely remedy for all Irregularities ...
... PROFESSOR WASHINGTON DAVIS The well-known Coloured AFRICAN HERBALIST, 38, Spring Street, Portsmouth. (Near Empire Music Hall.) TO LADIES ! LADIES ! ! LADIES 1I 1 Especially to those who wish to know of a safe, certain, and ep e.ly remedy for all Irre ...
... PROFESSOR WASIIINGTON DOS The well-known Coloured AFRICAN HERBALIST, 38, Sprits.. Street, Portsmouth. (Near Empire Music Hall.) TO LADIES ! LADIES ! ! LADIES !! ! Especially to those who wish to know of a safe, certain, and Bp eiy remedy for all Irre ...
... PROFESSOR WASIIINGTON DAVIS The well.known Coloured AFRICAN HERBALIST, 38, Spring Street, Portsmouth. (Near Empire Music Hall.) TO LADIES ! LADIES ! ! LADIES ! ! Especially to those who wish to know of a safe, certain, and sp ely remedy for all Irregclarities ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S MUSIC-HALL. Through the death a relative some years ago Mr. Joseph Chamberlain became the oprietor of tho Alhambra Music Hall -I?. This properly has now been sold to Mr. Thomas Barrasford. who takes possession in October. Mr. Barraaford ...
... Miscellaneous Concerts. —On the first three evenings of next week it is announced that Mr. J. W. Gordon, proprietor of the New Music Hall, Southampton, with his talented company, will attend at the Queen'srooms, Newport, and from the attractive programme issued ...
... library filled with copies of Shakespeare and Byron would prevent ihe depopulation of our villages. After all, the circus aud music hall aro an attraction in these days, when everyone craves for •* pastures new. ...
... Goechen received over a hundred addresses from Unionist Associations in Scotland, presented by three hundred delegates, in the Music Hall. In acknowledging them, he urged that it was the duty of all good citizens to take an active part in the present struggle ...
... STRIKE OVER. The West-End tailors and Worms's who have been on strike have resumed work. At a mass meeting at the Pavilion Music Hall Mr. James MacDonald, secretary of the London Trades Council, pointed out that the funds of the London Society of Tailors ...
... ealeulattist*a by wrapping it in paper be would disarm suspicion as to the character parcel's contents. He went to a West End music hall, and during the psrformanca with his precious parcel under his feet, ad that he might feel the slightest touch . At the ...