... Masonic Benevolence in 1881. During the 'year 1881 the three great Masonic charitable institutions, viz., the Royal Masonic Institution for Girls, the Roval Masonic Institution for Boys, and the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for Aged Freemasons ...

... within her ?? f.azette, August 9Mh, 1881. The title role is sustained by bliss Hilda Hilton in a manner that does her extreme credit, and proves her to be an actress of unusual talent and ?? Eveniog Express, August 9th, 1881. NEW THiSATRE AND OPERA House.-Our ...

... 11th, 1881. MRt EDITOR.-Sir,-Permit me to state that the tenor vocalist Mr Vernon, who was mentioned in your notice of the reopening of the Royal, was not yours obediently, HARRY VERNON, Chairman, Royal Music Hall, Holborn, October 13th, 1881. BIB VYBERT ...

... applause, and resulted in her beielg called before the curtain at the close of the last three acts- Exoete ?? Tibnes, August 9th, 1881. Mliss llilda Hilton as Frou-Frou was very happy as the light-hearted girl and giddy, thoughtless wife, but she was even more ...

... Wandsworth, S.W., July 7th, 1881. MIiss Dacre, as Fantine and Cosette. Fautine, the beauty, was portrayed by Miss Viola Dacre with much spirit sod a true appreciation of the attractiveness of the part.- ightonz Gazette, May 4thi, 1881. Of the aeting, I can ...

... well as myself, I should be glad if Drl:' Frcech would ?? give his information in a clearer inauler, and oligie February 23d, 1881. 1'XQtUlIRER. .PUESENTA'TION.-k very enljoyable eettllillm uric .pisit by a party of friends, under the ehairumaisbij of Mlr ...

... the third scene, whore she delineates the contending passions of love and jealousy raging within her ?? tgazette, August 9th, 1881. The title role is sustained by Miss Hilda Hilton in a manner that does her extreme credit, and proves her to be all actress ...

... September29tb, 1881, `7R.3 Population-1876 to 1879, 22,712.266 * 18SO and 1881, ' } 'JS 8,28G) Annual average convietions-1876 to 1879, 15,800; ci' to 1831, 13.536. Proportion of convictions to popula- C1uz-1S76i to 1U79,1 in 1,438; 18S0 and 1881, 1 in 1,918; ...

... for the building in which the performances take place. ,C. J. E-(1) According to an announcement in The Era of Aug. S7th, 1881, The Convict's Daughter; or, Broken Fetters was performel by Jr F. Jr. I afet'8 companyat the Theatre Royal, Manchester, on ...

... upon the premises, granted in England and Wales from 1877 to 1881, was issued on Thursday. This shows that in 1877 the total number of excise licences granted amounted to 21,729 ; while in 1881 the total was 29,085. The retailers of beer had increased from ...

... apply the interest on Victoria bonds received in 1882 to 1881 account, and still have the same sum (P120) for 1882. This t ouch of the wand appears to me like robbing Peter 1882 to pay Paul 1881. You can't have your cake and eat it too, and it is not ...

... subscribing mesbers had the society in 1881? The Hon. Sec. says they lad (632 days of sickness ''amongst members psuely. Will they nowsvor the question, how many subseribisg members pin-ely had they in 1881. We can then judge of the hold the society ...