... Saarting Bangs. & tN amha iv HOt mL, 144, DEANSGATH, near B | SMOKEROOM OF UNEXAMPLE Dk ESCRIPTION. ONDON.—MULLEN’S Tron L mouger-lane, Cheapside, E.C., in the heart of the City ; close to the Bank of Exgland and Stock and Woo! Fxch Fstablish ed over ...

... ELECTIONS from the OPERAS. t. JAMES !''HALL. S CONCERTS. CONCERT, SATURDAY NEXT. at 6 30; Concert at 7 30. fe '^ )ELAII)E MULLEN. Sk« BT S - EDITH LONSDALE, - Madame VERNON HEYWOOD *Q ' H. STORP» LESS - RIDSDALE BOWLEY. Mr. STANLEY COOKSON. BARTON M'GUCKIN ...

... 08011 Mistress Pamela Patch. Mndiuie Amadi ; B,r? ' «s F. Shortland ; Mrs. Pounceby, Miss Conn »abel, Miss Alice^sty. Mr. Claude Jnqniuot. ITbnrsday), L'AMICO FRITZ and RUSTIC \r. and Alice Estv, E. C. , *°bt)E» iuckin ; Night and Saturday Morning, m ...

... Opera Madame GEORGINA BURNS CINDERELLA. DANDINI, Mr. LESLIE CROTTY. Supported Mesdames Alice Bejnett, Alice Bath, Adelaide Mullen, Messrs. Henry Beaumont, Charles Durand, Campbell Bishop, and Mr. R. Morand. and Gorgeous Costmnas. New Scenery and Mechanical ...

... Ldndon. Bankers: ams _ * , * on Co., 20, Birchin-laue, London. ARK~FREE LECTURES. -Tuesday 4- 26th, 1895, by Mr. BEN. H. MULLEN, * c, «ator of the Salford Museum.) Title : tN THE MUSEUM (illustrated hy means of ; tt ,irawi ags). Section 1., Prehistoric ...

... SALFORD.—FREE .{yp-LECTURES for the People. An ADDITIONAL jo^-- RE-will given on Wednesday eveninir. March 22, by R'EN. H. MULLEN, Esq., M.A. Subject, The N.B.—Those persons who have seen the On? 1 ?. 'Tapestry,' or'the fac-simile at present . ei hibi'tion ...

... Norwich: Ayrshire, 1 and J. Holm. Ongar. A. Merry, Leighton Buzzard; Kerries. 1 and 2 Express Dairy Company, Finchley. H. Mullens, Battle: Dexters, 1 and E. S. Woodiwiss. Upminter. 2 J. Robertson.' Papisford, Cambs.; cows of other breeds or crosses, 1 ...

... Mr. : Bruno, Mr. Brooklyn ; grpoi-al Mr. Fox; Delve, Mr. Countess •adame : Babette, Heenan j Toruo, MX. Wood, Conductor-Mr. CLAUDE JAQUINOT. be followed the Enormously Successful Opera, HANSEL AND GRETEL. »?cter broom maker;. Mr. Homer : Gortrude v his ...

... VOLUNTEER NOTES. National Rifle Association Failure Lord Claud Hamilton on the Recent Action of the Authorities—The Opening of the Shooting Season. For jre years than I care to think about, less to mention, I have been constantly endeavouring to show ...

... Ernest jun., (School Art, Rochdale): Rachel Hallworth. (Technical School, Vc^rington); Helen Shaw, I'rmston, and Bernard Mullen. Moss Side (School of Art, E.« (Technical Softool. Accrinston); Daisy B. Stephens, Withington (School Art, Mam Hester); Arthur ...

... faithfully, LAKE ft CURRIE. Condensed report Mr. R. H. Williams, M.E., F.R-G-S, mining engineer, and late repretentative of Claudes Ashanti G oldfields Limi ted : A, Walbrock. London, E.C. the Directors, Gold Mines Limited. Gentlemen,—l have carefully perused ...

... to the STALLS. I N C E '~S T E. MONDAY NEXT. S?nt«mber 17, Mr. ARTHUR ROBERTS his London Coinjiany, in the New Burlesque, CLAUDE DUVAL. OOMEDY THEATRE.—UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. Popular Prices: 25., Is., 6d., and 3d. E N ' A R~E~T HUMAN NATURE. EVERY EVENING ...