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Pall Mall Gazette
Reading at Noon To-day. plot or Cold F Wet or ie FORECAST OF OUR WEATHER GLASS. o- H 32 T
... E I P- _ ?? 70- South England 6o- ?? London A a t 60- _ Yester- and Channel). % ?? ?? Ho Sootherly and j! 30~ N 500 1 _ south - easterly 401 ?? ~winds, light ~~oo'i5 A Set ?? doll, someo sleet _ 5 l a_3°s i 9 or rain at tones. so ...
SILK AND STUFF
... Judges have often commented on the chronic reluctance of justices to grant bail. Mr. Justice Mathew, who has always been conspicuous in deprecating this tendency, has length been moved, by some recent instances of long detention of untried prisoners, to make novel suggestion. It is that, where bail has been refused, application should be made to a judge in town by post, a copy of the evidence ...
I . FO~l(CASi I SSUEiD N\l 1i A.M. ro-t).v. mk RO 3o- Soolth 1j-giand (with Lonidon and Civiroel)Soot westerly ..
... 1g(at dulld d - 32 close to fair amt bi ight| Soon ro.day \ 4 I 1:21 I 9' ?? to-dav I s0_l > # SartiLdoov'O-It 30 Wr T E~h:A'11;aR AT NOON lTO-DAVI Jtte 3, z8,,-Fine; light trorn airs. Readizds by NIRETTE aN r d ?? lru/tZO. JIRTHlS, M.ARRIA4GES, AND DEATHS. IRTII.--- O~ the 4t'I mnst., Alt 4). Gwrsvenor-road. We.,taiinster, Mlarv Whhtall. the wire of B. ;c. Custdioe, at a daughter. ...
—STRAND THEATRE
... Under the management of Mrs. Leasee, Miss Rate Sahilm TO-NIGHT, EVERY EVENING, at 9. (Last Weeks.) l t , by T MRS^K)^I^^~ACn^SS.* last matinee TO-DAY (Thursday), and SATURDAY, July 14, at 3 o clock. EMPIRE THEATRE. HOME OF BALLET. ANOTHER EMPIRE TRIUMPH __ A f nopular Bailee, HOUND THE TOWN AGAIN. „ , , and ReveU, War Picturea, Clara Ballenni, Staler UdterSi, P’aulinetti g and Pico, Scott ...
SERVICE NOTES
... Those who have been reading Sir Herbert Maxwell's Life of Wellington, and they are many, will probably have noticed, not without regret, that the art of despatch writing has not prospered since the days of the Duke. The bulletins of Bonaparte were no doubt well calculated to please those to whom they were addressed, and the soldiers for whose glorification they were written. British officers ...
German Shipping
... Attention is drawn by the Berlin correspondent of the Eamoi>„„ to the fact that the coasting trade of South-Eastern Asia has passed into German hands so far as the bulk of the business is concerned. Th purchase of the Holt Line, alluded to previously, and the Scottish Oriental by the North German Lloyd has brought about this very undesirable state of affairs. The new combination receives the ...
PALL MALL MAGAZINE
... Edited by LORD FREDERIC HAMILTON, IS NOW READY. ...
IN THE ISLE OF THANET
... IN THE ISLE OF THANEC. ...
TWO TERRIBLE DEATHS. A shocking occurrence took place at Hanley last night. A woman named Thirza Price, aged ..
... alone in her residence, ho, Broad-street, *and, while in the act of warming some clothes the flarnes reached her dress, ,and on her .busband enlering several hours later he discovered her body lying across the hearth literally roasted to death. The body of a labourer named Kennard has been found lying dead, and frozen to the ground, on the road near Llanwyddyn, Montgomeryshire. The. deceased ...
I NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY DIVIDEND. The directors of the North Western Railway Company have declarea a dividend ..
... half-year at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, which is at the same rate as for the corresponding half of i285. THE OXFORD CREW. Mr. Charles Hammersley, of Abney House, Bourne End, Maidenhead. has again invited the Oxford crew to stay at his residence for their usual few days' practice on the Thames between Abney House and Marlow. The crew have accepted the invitation, and will arrive at ...
BUBBLES
... B UBBLES. (With ?? to Sir Tohn Millais and Messrs. Pears.) ...