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... Club into action. The monstrous imposition of a 10s. nomination fee is the more astounding when ••compared with 'the half a crown which has been the recognised charge of Messrs. Weatherby from time immemorial ; and lam glad to notice that the stewards have ...
... Full Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, Mr. Manns The Opera produced under the direction of Mr. George Perren Admission half a crown, or by guinea season ticket. CRYSTAL PALACE. -MONDAY, Sept. 18 GALA DAY. BLONDIN'S J-AKI.WELL. Numberless Special and varied ...
... CO.'S NEW BOOKS. New Edition, crown Bvo., with a Steel Portrait, cloth, 55., SHELLEY MEMORIALS from AUTHENTIC SOURCES. Edited by Lady SHELLEY. With (now flrst printed) an Essay on Christianity, by PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY. Crown Bvo,, with Two Portraits, cloth ...
... HENRY WOOD. D On the 26th inst., in 3 vols., crown svo EN E HOLLOW: A NoveL By Mrs. HENRY WOOD, Author of •■ East Lynne IVC Richard Beatley and Son, New Burlingtoo-street.' At all Libraries, in 2 vols. , crown Svix A MAN of the PEOPLE: A Story of the Year ...
... orchestra and chorus. Conductor, Mr. Manns. The opera produced under the direction of Mr. George Terren. Admission, half a crown, or by guinea season ticket. BLONDIN'S FAREWELL. — SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.-MONPAY next. CRYSTAL PALACE.— GREAT EXCUR- SK)NISTS' ...
... Edgar, R. Cathcart, H. Standing, J. Roberts; Mrs. Eburne, Mrs. Power, and Mm. W. Kendal (Miss Madge Robertson). Stalls, half a crown. TO-NIGHT. —The LAST BALLAD CONCERT j of the Seison, at St. James's HaU, TO-NIGHT, at eight 0 dock. Artists : Madame Sherrington ...
... Cents. • ' i. i- ?? ?? ?? -nam '-il fulling to-day 2 and i\ j; ■;• c ?? i'i ,c '>c lively. I!)ne Unils after being c:: ?? ■' fla't-T were ?? to LT per cent. lover c. ?? d \vi.ii yesterday, Caledonian ?? SnuiT ?? Deferred taking the lead. ?? Tr_r*k of Canadsi ...
... Hudson. R. R. Holmes. L. V. Har- court, Howard of Greystoke, Hughe--, Harwood, Hod-son, Hal- dane, James Hope, R. M. Harvey, Flatt Uiggius, J. H. Johnstone, C. J. lunesKer, Robert Kennedy. J. G. Kennedy, Lees Knowles, Austin Lee, Lindsay. J. VV . Lowther ...
... councn^'>' ° r> - ° f lhe ?? Central Railroad Company, in an- to state !>•• tl » assessment on tne capital stock, deem it right &fl»atT» rf call is ma(3e M preference to attempting to carry Uketlnsr* . ?? Present state of the money market. They l &e or»'ni ...
... ons (marked 'Summer Treat) may be sent to the | Treasurer. W. A. Bevan, Esq., 54. Lombard-street, E.C: or to Pere- grine Flatt, Secretary, the School, Vine-street. Clerkenwell-road. E.C. HELPLESS-HOPELESS-HOMELESS. THE BOARD of MANAGEMENT of the BRITISH ...
... By BAYLE ST. JOHN. Crown 8vo„ cloth, 3s. 6d. A POINT OF CONSCIENCE. By Mrs. HUN- ?? CERFORD. Crown Svo., cloth, 3s. 6.1. mHE WHITE VIRGIN. By G. MANVILLE FENN. 1 Post Bvo., boards, 2s. THE HARDING SCANDAL. By FRANK BARRETT. Crown Svo., cloth, 3s. 6d ...
... artificial X⢠ollt lastemngs. ?? Tooth-crowning provit'.es teeth without y7.t^V,o'T UV f Uniy \ l, 7' Sil,l ?? {: r- J ' dt: ' * uslhe n^ui-d ones by utili/.iug S* , -⢠i 7 y . u ?? less anti decayed roots. When the crowns are attached It W ansolutely .mpossiole ...