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... ur nine. ST._J AM ES S THEATRE. J___MJi~? MIEATRE. â Lessee and Manager, Mr. f^ George Alexander. TONIGHT, nt vine, LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN, by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Mr. George Alexander. Mr. â. 11. Vincent, Mr. Den Webster, Mr. __. Vane Tempest, and Mr. Nutcombe ...
... Murray. Mesdames Florence Paltzer. Amelia Gruhn. Alice Lethbridge, and Sara Palma: Messrs. Alec Marsh, Joseph Taplev, George Sinclair, George Capel. Harry Grattan. and Albert Chevalier. Full orchestra and chorus. Conductor, Mr. John Crook. Preceded, at 7.45 ...
... Broad-strset. E.C. ; and by GEORGE CROXTON, SecreUry. SAMARITAN FREE HOSPITAL for WOMEN and CHILDREN, Lower Seymour-street, Portman-square, W. FUNDS greatly WANTED. Bankers— Sir C. Scott, Bart., and Co., 1. Cavendish-square, W. GEORGE SCUDAMORE, Secretary. ...
... of MUSIC, St/ George's Hall; 2. Harrington-gardens ; 1, Old Steine, Brighton. Principalâ Professor WYLDE, Mus.D. Cantab. ANNUAL GRAND CONCERT, St. James's Hall. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 6. Entrance Day for next Half Termâ At St. George's Hall, Thursday ...
... of MUSIC (Established 1861), St. George's HalL Langham-placo; la, Harrington-gardens, South Kensington : and 1, Old Steine, Brighton. Principalâ Professor W'YLDE, Mus. D. Cantab. Fee, three to five guineas at St. George's Hall, four to six guineas at ...
... the 29th ult. Nt St. George's. Hanover- fiuarv. by the Hon. and Rfv. Henry Douglas, vicar of St. Paul's, >V rest. r. Ueorge Ponsonby Talliot, son of the late Admiral Sir i '>a rif* Talbot, to Blanche, daughter of Admiral Hou. George H. 11- .iiglas. fi: ...
... MUSIC (Established 1861), M_A St. George's Hall, Langham -pl ace ; 1 a, Harrington-gardena, South Kensington : and 1, Old Steine, Brighton. Pb___kcipa.l— Professor WYLDEIMus. D. Oontab. Fee, three to five guineas at St. George's Hall, four to six guineas at ...
... Messrs. Forbes Dawson, Herbert Ross, George Hawtrey, A. C. Mackenzie, and HARRY PAULTON. Preceded, at eight, by NO CREDIT. Matinee To-morrow, at 2.30. 2-Uj.h Peformance Monday, November 7. (GAIETY THEATRE.— Lessee and Manager. George X Edwardes— TO-NIGHT ...
... Mr. GEORGE ALEXANDER^ 131st PERFORMANCE of DR HILL, TO-NIGHT, at nine. DR. PILL, at nine o'clock, TO-NIGHT. . _Bt- M'illiam Brown Mr. George Alexander. '_ r l' rn,an , , _,- -_i- Mr. Albert Chevalier. Mr Hort^.nfhupenntendent of Police) Mr. George Capel ...
... Action wherein BASS. RATCLIFF. and GRETTON (Limited) were Plaintiffs, and GEORGE ENDCOX, of the Oxford Arms, No. 14, Westminster-bridge-road, Surrey, was Defendant, whereby the said George Endcox. his Servants, and Agents, were PER- PETUALLY RESTRAINED from ...
... . _ly s >n 1 the late Captain George Gunning John C'anip- ■K ' v h \ i\Ki.ir-S. and only grandson of the late William ■*•• M ?? • i ...
... Jobn's-TOlas, Upper Hoiloway, the wife of Edwin George Jackson, of a daughter. J^ ME?^2? £* »* Aldershot, the wifeof Major James, tioyal Scots Greys, of a daughter. MAKGRSSON-On the Mth ult.. at 63, Bt. Georges-road, S.W.. the Lady Isabel Margesson, of a ...