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... daughter of the late .dtniral John R. D. Tollemache, and was born Dec. 8, 1707. She married first Mr. C. F. C. A. J. Johnstone, but that marriage was dissolved in I^2l*. On the 10th of June the same year she married the Far! of Cardigan (then Lord Brudcnelf) ...
... of the seven bishops — were acts of innocence. » ...
... Bute. Wcathersby, F. Gaillard, E. Desmont, and John S. Clarke; Mesdames Sylvia. -1. Thompson. V. Carew, Lan- caster, Deacon, Coni. Beamout. Callaway, and Sallie Tuniir. CAIETY. Sole Lessee and Mauager. Mi. John Hollingshead. THIS EVENING, at 80. THOSE GIRLS ...
... Bute, Weathersby, F. Gaillard, E. Desmont, and John S. Clarke ; Mesdames Sylvia, ■}. Thompson. V. Carew, Lan- caster, Deacon, Corri. Beamont, Callaway, and SaUie Turner. GAIETY. Sole Leasee and Manager, Mr. John Hollingshead. THIS EVENING, at 80. THOSE GIRLS ...
... Amalia, Jonghmans. Cardigan. Cecile. Misses Faggl, and Bliss Lila clay. •>—-—-* VAUDEVILLE. , ?? Lessee and Manager. Mr. Thomas Thome THIS DAY, at 2.30 and 8.0. THE RIVALS : _*£££ William I*.ol*,1 *. 01 *, ?? 5 - Vj ~ k Arener. John Maclean. A. Wood JR ...
... on bed near the window. She was laid with her face downward. her rose flattened as if she had been struggling, and her right arm marked if from Dlows. The other daughter, named Elizabeth, about ten years of age, was lying behind the house-door with her ...
... J'f. e lr£g? 3 Brightling. Violet Tyrrell. Addie Blanche Alice ArooldlV&s tars Babo. H. Grattan. C. Cooper. J.J. Sargood. OWVETTh. COWS Opera: Misses F. St. John. Minnie Byron : Messrs. H Brag*, Ashley. De Lange. Clifton, and Manus-TO-NIGHT, at 8.0. SURREY ...
... Welton Dal, A. E. VV. Mason. Frank Lacy. E, H. Paterson: Misses Minnie Palmer. Emilie Grattan. Sidney K. Phelps. Jane Grey. At 8.0. IN OLDEN DAYS: Messrs.Harry Grattan, A.E. W. Mason; Miss Emiiie Grattaa. CONSTANTINOPLE AT OLYMPIA. TWICE DAILY, opt _ at ...
... , Thomas Pelham Hayes, John Lubbock, and Thomas R. Gage. Sirs.— George Carroll, Frederic Madden, Henry Light, ?? Charles Douglas, M.P., John Orde, Charles Tre- vely-m, Henry Willock, John Kirkland, and Charles Lyell. Queen's Counsel.— Andrews. Rev. Doctors ...
... , Bishopßgate. I afterwards saw bis arms and knees. His arms were much bruised, and his knees were grazed. Ho was attended a few days after hy Dr. Owen but he did not kcop bis bed. He was never able to use his arm again. I complained to the police. A ...
... stuck and defence. nine o’clock the battalion fell in, under their Commanding Officer. Colonel A. J. Bolton, and marohed to Sir John Moore’s Plain, where the companies were exercised independently, first in skirmishing, and afterwards in the now attack. About ...
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