... a disturbance in the theatre had something to do with the opposition. Cross-examined by Mr Yate Lee-The fracas occurrea in 1881. They had since been compelled to advertise through Mr Partington, owing to his having the monO- poly of advertising on the ...

... the Pavilion. It was urged on his behal that the libel of which he now comn plained. and which was published on October 9th, 1881, had been aggravated by the fact that it had been published just before the time at which he had necessarily had to apply for ...

... be has no claim on any of these. Yours respectfully ERNEST D'ALCORN. 18, Bernard-street, Russell-square, WK. , August 4th, 1881. ...

... invitation of his lordship he then went into the witness- box, and shortly addressed the jury, The plaintiff's case was that about 1881 he composed and wrote the wvords of the song in question, which was entitled Then IMake Love toNelly. In 1883 he wrote another ...

... the licence for the Two Spies was transferred to the defendant from his wife. A renewal of the licenee was granted in Mareb, 1881. Henry Ward, sessions officer, her Majesty's Prison, Wands- wortb, produced a certificate of the conviction of defendant on ...

... defendant of Messrs Keymer and Harris, jewellers and silversmiths, in St. James's-street, that that firs went into liquidation in 1881, and that Mr Ayres, the trustee, assigned all the debts due to the firm to the plaintiff for 22,500. The case for the defendant ...

... already insti- tuted. DroD, on the 6th inst., at 27? Summer-hill, Dublin, R. W. Hely, formerly of Limerick. DIED, December 25th, 1881, at Dublin, David Byng, aged - seventy-two years. - - DIED, on the 29th inst., Albert William Allnutt, the beloved Ison of ...

... from her with the London pest-niark, hut without any address. rit Justice Butt-When dil you next see the lady?- In the year 1881, and atter that I heard of the tivo suits that had beet instituted asainst her bh- the too gentle- men who had each enarieid ...

... the magistrate without hearing any evidence for the defence. DIED, in Sunderland, the 21st June, 1883, born the 27th June, 1881, the son Of Julesl Guise and wife, born Th~rbsa Tourniaire. ...

... nna. I may niention that the theatre will be opened to the public early in the spring. I am, Sir, yours truly, December 1st, 1881. EDMUND BURKE, ...

... Theatre has always taken the part of Mabel. Yours faithfully, YOUR BIRaMINGHeeAM COn- JESPO.NlIeNT, Birmingham, November 23d, 1881. ...

... Jury, was heard the action Wall v. Martin, which was brought under circumstances similar to the above. On the 28th of May, 1881, an entertainment was given in the Central Schoolroom, at Barton Brow, near Over Darwen, by the Church of England Temperance ...