The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1876-06-10 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

FOR BRADFORD. cattle crashing through the ceiling a general rush was order ? " "So I will," was the prompt reply. "if you made for the window • but although most of them insist on ike The following correspordence has been published:— and, lifting his cane, he smashed the " Reform Club, Pall Mall, S.W., May 26,1876. coped, three of then, sustained seal and other insist bottle on the sideboard. " Sir.—l am desired by the Political Committee to rjuries. It is computed that several thousand pounds ' will have to be spent to repair the building and tauk.— Daniel Webster was very fond of salmon. One day Inform you that a statement has been laid before them üb,a.ren. (copy of which I enclose), showing the party votes given ' a pretentious person of small size, sitting opposite to by you during the sessions 1874, 1875, and 1876, to allio him at table, exclaimed, '" Why, Mr. Webster, I didn't which they would invite your serious consideration. as TwAve of the Welsh quarrymen who took part in know that you great wise men liked good things 90 they are a opinion that it would be unfortunate if any the recent orranised attack On a number of ; much !" "Did you suppose that Providence made all proceedings should have to be taken under Rule 29 of "for igners" brought to work at Carnarvonshire : the good things for foolish little men ?" significantly the Club. —I am, Sir, your obedient servant, slate quarry have been fined £5 and costs each. ~ naked the gigantic etateeman.—Aracriron raper. Mr. Thomas Thanes, an alderman of Tenby, has corn- "Lewis Moanis, Acting Secretary pro tem, of the , The abrupt discontinuance of Signor Saisini's repro. I "Abel Drake" has been withdrawn from the Prinmitted suicide by shooting himself through the head Political Committee of the Reform Club. mutations has been a cause of much speculation. A ness's Theatre, with a revolver. "H. W. Ripley, Esq., M.P., 21, Queen's gate, S.W." , . Fever of a malignant type is raging at Upper Gornal, pro'aable reason ts that the theatre is unsuited alike to A translation of Serious "Paine," is promised at near Dudley, owing to the filthy state of the ashpite, "House of Commons, May 26,1876. ' the actor and the public to which he appeals. the Princess's. the refuse of which peroolatee into the houses. ''Sir,—ln reply to your letter of the 26th, which has It is understood that when Mrs. Hermann Vezin only reached m l e to-day, I beg to inform you that I was A well-known burlesque actress is about to seek the The Enchantress yacht has left the Royal Arsenal not returned to Parliament as a political partisan. On eaves this country—as se shortly will, after creating relief of the Divorce Court. , p pier, Woolwich, having on board the First Lord of the contrary, I claimed and had accorded to me by the the chief part in the adaptation, by Messrs. Marshall • the Admiialty and others, who are proceeding to the and Willis, of Belot's " L A.rtiele 47"—she will perms- • Mrs. Howard Paul has appeared with a new enterElbe. electors of Bradford who gave me their votes, perfect neatly settle abroad. ; tainment at the Alexandra Palace. political freedom. This fact may possibly tend to allay The Court of Appeal from Inferior Courts last the anxiety of the Political Committee of the Reform' week decided that billiards may not be played in an Club as to any public responsibility which they might The "Sultan of Mocha" is withdrawn from the St..l Rev. Romanis Boner, D.D., has in the press a long hotel niter the proper time for closing the house for the suppose rested upon them with reference to m action James's, and Mrs John Wood has made her centres poem. entitled "My Old Letters." sale of liquors. in Parliament. So far as the Reform Club is concerned. . B 110 St Mars,' ' there. The popular actress plays e na . in , The production of "Macbeth," with Signor Salvini At a recent meeting in Dublin, it was decided to I may ruention that when I was elected a member, some The Creole,' and Miss Jenny Leatherlungs, ii 2 1 In the title r6le, will shortly take place. put the Artisans' Dwellings Act into operation in that years ago, no conditions of political slavery were sought " Nillson or Nothing." city, and to form a city company, with a capital of to be imposed upon me, and Ido not now require the Dr. W. H. Russell is engaged on an account of the , Miss Wallis will shortly conclude, at the Theatre £50,000, for that purpose. advice of any political committee to guide me as to the Tour in India, and of the visits of the Prince ofRoyal, Glasgow, her fourth provincial our. . GI • r • •al tour. Lord Hatherton has remitted to the agricultural votes I may think it right to give, and I acknowledge Wales to the Courts of Athens, Cairo, Madrid, Lisbon, Very shortly Mr. Henry Irving will play Doricourt, tenantry cn his Teddesley estate, in Staffordshire, 10 per no responsibility except to my constituents —I am, sir, " Herrirr W.