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... recent calamity at Brooklyn Theatre, a competent architect and surveyor should examine the theatres in the town before granting or renewing their license. A resolution was passed that in future the Bench would not license any theatre without receiving a sa ...
... tradesmen. Mr. Gladstone's pens and inkstands and the records of Lord Beaconsfield's recent speeches. E xeter Hall, and all theatres without sufficient exits. The more rotten part of the Stock Exchange. Tattersall's, and the card and billiard-rooms of certain ...
... of Cures have been Mr. Thomas, the acting manager of the Prince erectet, in Bilious Disorders, Sick Headache, India Wales Theatre, Birmingham :— January 9, ge.Aion, Colds, Coughs, Rheumatism, Scurvy, and 1877 Sir i wish to now if you want a pupil for ...
... n of ants, there were still few subjects in natural history capable of furnishing more interesting matter for study. The theatre was crowded, and the lecturer was followed throughout with close attention. among -tted ...
... THRIFT AND THE WORKING CLASSES. On Saturday afternoon, in the theatre of the King's College, Strand, Professor Leone Levi delivered a lecture on Savings Banks and Friendly Societies, being the last of a series on Work and Wages. There was a full audience ...
... scarcely a viva was to be bead. His Majesty was entertained at a banquet by the authorities, and in the evening visited the theatre, accompanied by the Ministers of Justice and Marine, when the following incident occurred: The two gentlemen mentioned above ...
... STREET, BRIDLINGTON QUAY. PROFESSOR PLIJ XLEY ON ZHE HISTORY OF BIRDS. A lecture was delivered by Profeasor Huxley in the theatre of he Royal Institution of Great Britain , Albemarle-street, London, on Friday night, on the History of Birds. The audience ...
... state that Miss Catherine Lulu. Campbell, p.ofessionally known as Madame Mendoze Rita, and who appeared at the Charing Cross Theatre as an actress, announced in the playbill Zuleika, the Persian Princess, is very highly connected. Closely related to a ...
... Bosnan.—After the count-out in the House of Commons on Tuesday evening last the Speaker attended the performance at the-Folly Theatre. On returning to hii carriage the right hon. gentleman mitred his gold watch. The robbery must have been committed by en expert ...
... treasure lavished on this gigantic undertaking.-- The Farm THROAT IRAITLTION.-130TOHOS5 and dryness, w hi take you to the theatre . ling and irritation, inducing cough and affecting i. ' Every Ma thing, y, dear, since . voice. For these symptoms use lippe's ...
... necorarmy him at seven o'clock ; whereupon Constantia threw herself on smothered her with kisses. - ffik#' TH E TIIZATAB. - The Theatre Royal was crowded that night, for an eminent i leou4on Company had for a week usurped thaplact of the usual sfiock actors ...
... May upon a rigidly economical system, and whilst Arabella and Constantia, in the most costly of dresses, have flitted from theatre to opera—from flower show to archery meets fetes champetre-- cl:oquet parties—race balls—fashionable concerts, lc., May, as ...