Dramatic Fine Art Gallery guided by famous names
A London gallery project aims to host an in room show with paintings by actors and artists, inviting broad public access if the subject matter suits the competition. Patrons include Brasile Rgier and other notable figures, signaling a high profile cultural venture.
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Gree Purcore Filen
Rop
Apalis
Martine Campos
Bondatrent
London
G. W.anson
Brasile Regier
Shampion
France
America
Idge Graham
Reac
Booker
Dorking
Bury
National Skating Association
Ich
England
Benagh
My Dinger
Brock de
Charles Dickens
Gloucester Crescent
S Park
Bhethe
George Hh
Chard
Rorke’s Drift
John
Abyssinia
bin Dain
Bondan Nebia
Gordon Pasha
Goudan
Deka
Devonahirs
Airdrie
I Ment
Calderbask
Hlangh
Birmie
Peuperiam
Royal Medical College
Right of the Press at Deputations
In a mercy deputation to Lord Loftus the press was initially barred by an aide. After intervention the governor allowed one reporter to attend as a favor, not a right, stressing it would be an exception in future cases. The report notes the lobbying by M.L.A. Robert Hartlett Smith and Alderman J. Roberta.
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Nbar
Hosal
London
Poplin
Duchess of
Balmoral
Prince Consort
Sia
Prince Leopold
Brighton
Dominion Line
Borussia
Mersey
Fermera
Texas
City of Bruesels
Ternenzen
Netherlands
Zeeland
Evelyn Wood
Delfast
Bullerin
Adjutant-General’s Department
Irving
Lyceum Theatre
Opera Comique Matinies
William Beckerton
Kidderminster
America
Messia
W. G. Armatrong and Co
Elawick Engine Works
Newcastle-ontyng
Europa
Iovernmpak
Teter
Mankina
Sen
Washington Township
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Baptist Church
George Anderson
Arabian Gulf
Rangibar
San Francisco
Quebec
Canada
Ekoglighveneur
Manitoba
Uodena
Paris
Cavendish
Qnela
Bishop Peck
Syracuse
Wilfrid Laaweon
Bootland
Bia
Drishang
Cuba
Antilles
Spain
New World
Epaniarda
Europe
Mexico
Peru
United States
Wales
Victoria
England
Sterta
Rory of the
Hall
Templeview
Kateecan Blige
Belliora
Gordon
Sligo
Ballymore
Kensh
O'Shaughnessy
Christine
Remais
Toabella
Children's Hospital
Thehon
Wiliam Forster
Forster
Pegesilr
Nesen
Robert Hartlett Smith
M.L.A
J. Roberta
Hia
Augustus Loftus
Bashir Kogan
Hin Excellency
Loftay
bin Lordshiyraciah
Wneb
Tin Excellency
Woftas
Michael Hicks-Beach
Victoria R
Irornmont
Earl of Beaconsfield
Poametresa
Anvera
Antoisa
Malle
Chinenca Blossier
Ewain
Mille
Hiusaier
South Kensington Museum
Aulaland
Apoko
Pondaland
Secocceni
Ree Eirmeett
John Eldar
Orient Kina
Australis
Kalina
Germany
Rusais
Welt
Messrs
Baring
Bliguidres
Egypt
Khedive
the Times
Service
Barry
Lord Lytton
Cabalia
Wali Mahomed
Roberts
Curious Boston shopfront spoof ends with hidden reticule
A zigzag tale from Washington Street Boston describes a thin visaged black haired woman buying a reticule for two dollars fifty in a playful exchange with a polite clerk. A hidden second reticule appears under her cloak as the scene winds with a courtship anecdote and miscellaneous clockmaking and imperial notes.
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Washington Street
Boston
U.K
John Brown
Haddington
Brown
Janet
America
Eagland
Germany
France
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Tottenhaw Green
Metropolitan News and Notes
Ireland
Sydney
Erin's Green Isle
Bnshal
Boott
Ann Nesbitt
Hince Boott
Nesbitt
Ayer
Mmarauder
Euffer
Dem Neabitt
Switzerland
South Africa
Ope
Combe
Dorset
Mary Bowden
Pulay
Cali
Jimen
Japan
Berlin
Katlias
St. Peteraburg
Kalisa
Vienna
Pesth
Savaral
Jules Stelle Aos
Globe
Euops
Asia
Alrea
Qecania