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... that the London Troika' Conned 'task pawl from the rear—where it lagged behind to the very bead of the English organised lather movement. it is bat fair to myr our Continental friends the benefit of the doubt. Tl,e of London are about to make a new dimartatre ...
... Mr7s. Spurgeon during 1891 is pnblised, prioe The illustrated papers this week are exceptionally interesting. The principal feature of the Illustrated London News is • well-told fourpage story, illustrated by Mrs Oliphant, A Divided Pair. ...
... is some twenty-two years of age, was educated at Eton and Oxford, and sat in the House of Commons for North St Pancras from 1886 till his elevation to the peerage just two years ago. He was for a short time to 1885 private secretary to Lord Salisbury, ...
... was at 17 Mouutjoy square, and stated that he was agent for the Titanceute Bath Connpony. lirownrigg :kid given him an illustrated catalogue of the company, on which his name was printed. He had seen parcels addressed there to Broworigg and Company, ...
... to. SILICATED CARBON FILTER COMPANY Moans: BATTERSEA, LONDON, S.W. PRODUCTION OF WERTHER IN VIENNA. (r29mAsPscuL Vienna, Monday. A full dress rehearsal was held here this morning of Massenet s new opera, Vierther, which is to he produced to-morrow ...
... time is on now, but it will not last long, and when the fashionables want their new clothes they will not be content to wait till the strike is over. They will go to London for them, and • certain percentage of that custom will never come back. Already ...
... diabolical Omit. The exact number of victims has ant Fern rincitively nmertained. but the bodies of 6, children. most of them new-born infants. have trace'. The conepiraey was first a purely accidental manner. The e.i:!enre colleetc.l in the enure of the ...
... only got another lease of power. Considering that the Unionists went to the country with a precisely similar promise in Jane, 1886, Mr Balfour fully justifies his reputation for unabashed cynicism in getting up to repeat it in June, 1892. And the English ...
... the Pavilion Theatre. London, about the middle of July. Mr Miller also sends out a company with the Nationalist, which proved unoh • moms when produced last Christmas at Dublin. Another new theatre is almost finished in London. It is situated at the ...
... as can be gathered the Liberal anticipations for London are not the most hopeful kind. London will not be swept, but the Liberal form will be increased though to no very greet extent. Even when toe London elections an ebd?l it is not believed that the Glad• ...
... This Be True? SPECIAL FROM LONDON. (MON TUE 111S7tALD'S CO MEANT.) London. Friday Mormn7. Tim Healy's Wagers. The leader of the Bantry troupe of politi-p marionettes seems to be but a poor sporteml z. When leaving London he told all his atonian colleagues ...
... list of that town at the last revision. At the scientific meeting of the Royal Dublin Society Mr J It Wigham road paper on a new invention by Mr Kelly, Sanitary Inspector of Blackrook Township, which has been adopted by the township oommisasioners, for ...