... to-morrow, after which date, the watching the trials will left in the hands Sir Ellis Hume Williams, Mr. Vernon Gattie. Mr. Claud Mullens, and Mr. W. Woods, of the Treasury. Lite Stamford _St. Martin'* Bench imposed fine £5 oti Wilfred t). Lewis, York, for ...

... heard to-day was mainly corroborative the previous testimony. The interpreting in this case had been done poorly, and Mr. Claud Mullens, the English barrister whits interpreting for the British mi-sion, had corrections mado in several instances. From the ...

... b. 1 Mullen 2 .T. 0 .G. 1 Mr. >O.Oll. ym. car. 21b K. C'halooer U Mr. The Pusher, 3yra, Pease Betting : 4 agst Soaplock, 14 Rosuie. 10 1 each Dry Toast, I'iiniea. The Pusher, aid CrsyweJ. 11 Wise Mao, IUO agb. ICO to -Spur, ao«l .0 to 1 scion. •Surer ...

... CROSS* GLEN ROYAL. Boh Hope, Dorothy Laiaour. THEY OPT US COVERED. 6-30 P-m. ILLS Picture House. Davis. Paul . Bknreid. Claude Rains. NOW VOYAGER HEADIHGLEY PICTURE HOUSE, Cottage RA. To-night, Two Distinct Houses 5.55 and 8.15. MAUREEN O'HARA. EDMUND ...

... Desert Sheik, 10 1 each Hectic Polly and Gapleri*. 100 8 Claude Duval, 20 1 others. Tote—Win 345. .. P' ...

... Carr; Hectic Polly, Mr. J. Hoppell; Potooki, Mr. G. Owen; May Com©, Mr. Bissill; Richard Slingsby, Mr. Groves; Caplerig, ; Claude Duval, Mr. Renton; Itallyvoy, Mr. do Moravillo; Soundless, Mr, Rutland; Benzol, Mr. G. Elliott. 2, o.—Stannerley, J. Mason; ...

... by Technicolor, starring NELSON EDDY, SUSANNA FOSTER, CLAUDE RAINS, presented 2.10, 5 25, 8.40. DALE EVANS in “THE TRESPASSERS (A), presented at 12.40, 4.0, 7.10. SUNDAY NEXT: MERLE OBERON and CLAUDE RAINS “ THIS LOVE OURS (A). Phillip Terry THE DARK HORSE ...

... DRAWING for PRIZES will take place WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2Uth, 1869, and will consist ONE THOUSAND PRIZES. ' God Acre (Ist Prize)..CLAUD* CALTOROP—£2OO bhrimpers the Beach (2d Prize) .F. Usokrihl'— ...

... Right Hon. Thomas Emerson Headlam, M.P., President. Sir Cecil Leachm. K.C.8.1. The Hon. Edmund Drummond. The Right lion. Lord Claud Hamilton, M.P. Richard Harrison, Esq., C.BJL, late Comptroller-General of Accounts far India. John Horatio Lloyd. Esq. Arthur ...

... tlcYets. The DKAWINU lor PRIZES will , , , v'l, KU.NESDAY, Dec. 29th, 1569, and coastal rfIOISA.N PRIZES. • , Acre' (Ist Prize)..CLAUDE CALTUROP-£2)O Beachi2d Prise) ■?■ Vnvbruilu-£l2O aid taut IW) other Palnth>gs. from £76 down. ,Particulars lu Prise Usts ...

... Robert Harris (golf). Mr. Fred Pitman (rowing), as well prominent stockbrokers such Sir John A. Mullens and Wing-Commandcr Louis Creig, old player. Mr. Claude Lemon. 28, Austin Friars. E.C., is the honorary treasurer. Commenting prompt action tlio Slock ...

... Pauleo had been proposed by William Tibbs and seconded by John O'Neill, that Joseph Silk Bigger had been pro- posed by Joseph Mullen and seconded by Joseph R. AM'Closhey, and that Mr. M'Corkell had been proposed by Mr. Newton and seconded by Matthew M'Clellan ...