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... Right Hon. HENRY CECIL RAIKES, Chairman. Henry Robert Brand,Esq.,M.P. Edward Leigh Pemberton.Esq., Sir Stuart Hogg. a M T, _ _ ~ ,_ Richard Basil Huth, Esq. Sir Henry Drammond Wolff, Edward Masterman, Esq. G.C. M.G., ?? M.P. Mons Jules i'astre. Tie.- Company ...
... March 27, j •3*l of on Go el Friday. - ! ON-SEA. Good Friday, Eis'cr ?? jftlt-.i.-v and Monday. The Saloon SVnm ...
... , Strand. T\TEW NOVELS by well-known Authors. J_l Now ready at every I ibrary iv the United Kingdom. THE CAPEL OIRIS. By EDWARD GARRETT, Authorof Ly Still Waters, Occupations o' a Retired Life, Crooked. Places, Ac. In 2 vols. Will meet with ...
... Telegraph Company). j, K«se, Esq., London. ?? LVlnard W. Watkin, M.P., London (Chairman of the South- ?? ni Railway Company). ,rjc Edward Wythes, Esq., London (Director of the London, t;nguu»n, and South Coast Railway). HANKERS. ?? i,i>n, Mills, Currie, aud ...
... comparison shops invited.— Douglas, ti. Shandvt lek-place, Edinburgh. IN RE SQUIRE'S CHEMICAL FOOD for Delicate Children.— Edward Parrish, by contract, transferred the manu- j facture of his Syrup vo Squire and Sons, her Majesty's Chemists. The ! Pl BLIC ...
... from gentlemen of position and Influence at places in Yorkshire, where the company is not ully representßd, may be tent to EDWARD BAGSAAW, Yorkshire Branch, No. 1, Old Bank Chambers. Park-row. Leeds. THHE YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE * INSURANCE COMPANY. E ...
... SARAH SYMONDS and THOMAS SYMONDS, infants, by Willi** m Parker, their next friend, Plaintiffs, agiinst EDWARD SYMONDS, Defendant, the CREDITORS of EDWARD SYMONDS lato of No. 19, Saint James's road. Victoria Park, in the county of Mddlesex, gentleman, who ...
... Side of LONDON BRIDGE, at 10.30 (weather per- -s'ttlng), calling at Blackwell, Woolwich, and Oravesend. Ask for ?■ AI.IiERT EDWARD or PRINCESB ALICE. First-class Re- z__siinent.s on board. RIOUTHEND and SHEERNESS Daily, from LONDON- Jj? BRIDGE WHARF, below ...
... gratification such a* bat not been afforded under iianlar circumstance* since the diipenion of th* Orleans Gal- lery. The richei which will be found among the worki of the great masters in the Reman, Florentine, Venetian, Bologuese, and Lom- bard School* ...
... STRAND.— BENEFIT of Mr. EDWARD COMPTON. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY).— THE ROAD TO RUIN : Harry Dornton and Goldtinch, Mr. Compton. After the Comedy Mr. Compton will say a few words to the audience. — STßAND. STRAND.— Mr. and Mrs. EDWARD COMPTON. LAS'I NIGHT oi ...
... IGHT PRESERVING ~WRITING~PAPER._: EDWARDS and JONES have (at the suggestion of Mr, White Oooper, ?? introduced a NEW WRITING PAPKR of a Unt peculiarly agreeable and baneflcial Ip the eves. Samples free by poet -Edward* aiid J«w tji»*'-^crs, 161 and 167 ...
... 8, at -2.30. Gallery, 6d.; pit, Is. OLYMPIC THEATRE.— Mr. EDWARD TERRY'S SEASON.— THE CHURCHWARDEN : Messrs. Alfred Bishop, J. G. Taylor. T. C. Valentine, Wm. Calvert, J. Clulow, and Edward Terry : Mesdames Clara Cowper, Lottie Harcourt, Maria Jones ...