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... Seeing is Believing f ? SPECTACLE'S PLACE p IN MODERN DRAMA By a Special Correspondent The success of Ivor Novello's Glamorous Night at the Leeds Grand Theatre tempts one to ask whether an evening of sheer spectacle is sufficient to appease the appetites of theatre-goers, even if the libretto does not come up to a particularly high standard. Apparently| it does. Nobody who has seen ...

... BRIGHT AND THE EDUCATION ACT. Bright writes as follows to the . Sir, —The letter of yonr correspondent Amiens Teritatiß” requires from explanation or reply. My recollection of what took place in regard the education question just before I was withdrawn from the Cabinet is this :—The only document which I can recollect to have received and read is the draught bill of the date January 22, 1870, ...

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... Nr. SKIRLAUGH STATION and ELLERBY. TOM JACKSON haa received instructions from J. A. Foxton and Son to Sell by Auction TUESDAY NEXT. 22nd APRIL, 2941. the Farm. 120 STORE CATTLE, all home-bred. STRONG STORE BULLOCKS. 2 to 2'j years old In forward condition. 90 STORE CATTLE from 2 years old. 20 STRONG STORE PIOB. The place of sale is mile from Skirlaugh the Hull and Hornaea lint. Hull and ...

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... SALES AUCTION THIS EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK AT THE RED LION HOTEI . PONTEFRACT, BALE THE FREEHOLD SHOP Pontefract. MOXON and BARKER. Solicitors OLIVER. KITCHEN and Auctioneers MESSRS. PREMISES ...

... something in the way exceptionally brilliant play comes from the game of 16,000 points up ev«n in 'the above match Saloon, Catherine Stwt, Strand, London, which finishes today, victory wrms well within the grasp North. Yesterday's doings the part either man, alsbough not quite what has achieved during the week, fully upheld their high repute. Thin gone stood ...