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... /CRYSTAL PALACE.— LONDONand NORTH- 3 Vy WESTERN, LONDON, BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAS7 and NORTH LONDON RAILWAYS. '' I CRYSTAL PALACE ria KENSINGTON Arrangements have been concluded under which Passengers ' foi the Crystal ...
... inexi>onsive; suites nf apart- ments ladies' coffee-room, ftc. The wines at continental rates, ROYAL CRY!- PALACE HOTEL, Facing the Crystal Palace. This delightfully situate Hotel and grounds, commanding exten- ind close to ■ iiv Stations, is replete with ...
... Half-a-Guinea Season Tickets, available till April 30, li(i2, may now be had at the Crystal Palace ; 2, Exeter Hall ; and the usual Agents of the Company. CRYSTAL PALACE. -BLONDIN'S BENEFIT THIS DAY MONDAY .—Open from 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. for admission. ...
... â The CREATION, by the National Choral Society, TO-MORROW, at eight o'clock. 700 performers. Tickets, Is., 25.; reserved area, 35.; numbered stalls, ss.â Offices, 14 and 15, Exeter Hall (first floor). CRYSTAL PALACE. â THIS DAY (TUESDAY).â During ...
... GROVE, Secretary. Crystal Pa'ace, July, 1864. CRYSTAL PALACE. — The INDEPENDENT ORDEft of ODD FELLOWS (LONDON UNITY), NEK MONDAY, llth July. CRYSTAL PALACE. -Tiic GREAT DAY of til* FORESTER-*, as usual, on tho Z'A August. ?? ...
... to receive payments in full may be obtained. METROPOLITAN AND SUBURBAN STATIONS 0 NECTED WITH THE CRYSTAL PALACE. From the Crystal Palace to From the Palace to Blackf liais (Surrey Side). Beckenham. Ludgate. Penge. Farringdon-street. Dulwich ...
... pRYSTAL PALACE. —LON DON and NORTH- \J WESTERN, LONDON, BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAST an j NO RTH LONDON RAILWAYS winwui, CRYSTAL PALACE vi& KENSINGTON Arrangements have been concluded under which Paseencws for the Crystal Palace from Euston, ...
... 108, Old Kent rc-d. S.E. CRYSTAL PALACE. THIS DAY.— WET or DRY the Palace equally delightful. Grounds, refreshed by rain, r never more delightful. The luxuriantly foliaged ferns round Crystal i Fountain now most beautiful. I Palace open for ...
... AM RRA PAI Alost M World. tjOYAL ATiHAMI'.RA PALACE.— The cele- II; brated HUNGARIAN DANCEI'S and 300 Performers EVERY NIGHT. UOYAL ALHAMRRA PALACE.— SoIe Manager, Mr. K. STRANGE (late of the Crystal Palace). The coi a Club, and i .i Call- cott, CV. ? ...
... Bohoi-Oai-e. Est, 1837. CRYSTAL PALACE.— GUINEA SEASON TICKETS; dating from March 1, may now be had at the entrances to the Palace, at Exeter Hall, and of usual agents. The Two Guinea Railway Ticket also from same date. Palace open for admission. I Operetta ...
... J. S. FORBES, General Manager. CRYSTAL PALACE HIGH-LEVEL STATION is now OPEN fer traffic. Frequent TRAINS by LONDON, CHATHAM, and DOVER Line from VIcrORIA, Wands- woith, Clapham, and Brixton Stations. Fares to Palace and back — ls. Od. lir_t class ; ...
... ue Ballet.— Box-office open daily from ten till five. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. HANDEL FESTIVAL CHOIR. Conductor, Mr. COSTA. 6, Exeter Hall, Nov. 15, ISO 2. The Committee of the Society have received many representa- tions urging the continuance during the ...