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... MONARCHISTS AND REPUBLICANS ON THE PARIS STAGE. The Paris Correspondent of The timet, writing under date April 25, gives the following interesting description of the representation on the Paris Stage jof an important phase in English history, the subject ...
... place in the stage-box. When the audience hod done applauding Foote for the justness of the representation, Qnin bawled oat, with loud hoise-langh, “I’m glad on’t the poor fellow will get a clean shirt byit” And Foote retorted from the stage, •• A clean ...
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... thanks, as given to air Charles Campbell at the Executive meeting held, at Pontypool oo April 9th. The result of the election in this Division in January last, shows that Mr McKenna polled 2 591 more votes than he did in 1900, whereas in 1900 (after 5 years' ...
... Frenchman, named Francois Farbos, two years ago, at Buenos Ayres, for the purpose of robbing him. It is stated that on the of April, l&H, little before midnight, a policeman’s attention was drawn by a citizen o! Buenos Ayres to parcel tied up in antimacassar ...
... who were about to du others harm. _ Mr llayuam seconded. Mr Hopkins said : He that wishes to free himself should strike the blow. He contended that they should form a deputation of themselves and show that they were men enough to fight their own cause ...
... commenced work that morning. —Defendant was sentenced to 6 days bard labour. AMATEUR THEATRICALS AT GBIFFITfISTOWN. On Thursday April 12tb, a musical entertainment and amateur theatrical performance, aid of the building fund of St. Hilda’s New Schoolroom was ...
... muck in Market-street Shows of the old-fashioned sort there were none, but Mr llord opened his capacious theatre and gave day performances, and the actors and actresses came out on the stage in full costume and danced upon the stage, and very odd it was ...
... moved the second re,\Ülng ol the Altai'. Waki itf ^ula'ioii h i), cbjocfc of the bill wa« to pievent the exhataiion of uha noxious vipoursroiuldng fr:J1 tiie processes cirrledou in alb-id work, Tlx* Earl cf Darby would not oppose the second readiog fcnt ...
... 397;; death rate. ; pbthisis rate, 016 ; zymotic rate. 2 2 ; :nfantile rate per 1,000 births, 1306. The following table will show the deaths at different sees as compared with former years :- 1901 1903 1902 1901 1900 1899 1806 1897 1996 1603 it Kt 101 114 ...
... sombre robe, while sneeze after sneeze was all the public heard from him. Amid the hubbub on the stage and the shrieks of delight from the audience the stage manager, between the sneezes, rang down the curtain. Fearful Conflagration at Hamburg.— May sth ...
... Alderman Salomons, Mr. Henley, and Mr. Hennessey, the House divided. The numbers were-For the second reading, 130; against it, 44; majority, 86. The bill was read a second time. In the House of Commons on Wednesday, July 20, Sir H. Willoughby gave notice that ...