... Do you, or not, believe that the women who attended there, speaking of them as a whole, were members of that class ?-Not the whole of them. I say speaking of them as a whole 9-No, not speaking as a whole. Was your nest venture a hall at the Freemasons' ...

... thlat if ceompliissnnt liked lie would essgage hiim for one Iseck sst 25., antd that at the etid of thit time Ice wotiblc speak to him is gain. To this eorn- plaisianit sisesiteel. At the eid of tiho crok wittiess said to him, ] hsus', wve st~l1l have ...

... Gordon Whit- bread, Esq. The action was brought by Alary Lipscombe Ingleby, as the registered Proprietor of the piece Who Speaks First? by the late Captain Dance, of whom she is the executrix, for the full statutory penalties of 2 each for five repre ...

... arrived at the entrance to the stage the defendant, wiho was the Stage-Manager, kicked him twice. The Clerk (ir Hebbert)-Did loe speak to you? Como plainant-Yes; lie called me a - fool, and said you are always late. Mir Weekes-What character were you playing ...

... The Era on the 16th inst. The plaintiff in the first cases sued for the penalty of 40s. for each of five performances of Who Speaks First ? by Mr Walter Joyce, and for causing to be represented the same piece by Mr Arnold, the sole responsible Manager of ...

... during the hearing of the case avowed that he had never been to a Music Hall in his life, and they rightly infer that he was speaking of that concerning which he was confessedly ignorant, when he referred to the debased tastes of the patrons of these e ...

... at which it was knocked down to Mr James Mlyers, Circus Proprietor. Musical Re-union. A season of almost unexampled success speaks well for the management at the Scarborough Aquarium of Mr G. G. Cleanlier, who has during the summer left nothing to be desired ...

... by Sir T. Chambers. He upon the day in question had been to the races and was returning home by the last train, when, in speaking to a friend, he did say - welshers, upon which Mr Howard Paul interfered, and, the defendant being provoked, did then use ...

... , however, admits of a political interpretation, for the Russians, as Panslavists, look on all, or nearly all, the ?? speaking populations of Austria and Prussia as belonging, more or less, to the Holy Empire. ON Monday Mr G. Crofton sailed from ...

... attended at the Petty Sessions the licence would no doubt have been transferred to Wilson, as witness was in attendance to speak in his favour, as the police had no complaint against him. Inspector Alstin, M Division, corroborated the testimony of the ...

... from his walk and partly from his generally disordered manner, that something was wrong. As soon as Anderson commenced, to speak he discovered that the man was unmistakably drunk. The. plaintiff was perfect in his lines the night previous, but on the occasion ...

... The Chief Justice-But suppose there is no villain in it ? ?? it would be some other part. Mr Justice Smith-Just as yeo would speak of a preacher as heavy, although his subject may be important? Witness- It is simply a name in the Profession from time ...