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-EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS.— BROWN BROTHERS have some of the most Complete and easy kind known. Pack up in
a very small space for travelling, and adapted for home use, export, military, and invalids. Catal ogues free.- 165, Piccadilly.
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
SURREY. Lossecs Lawyer Pane Peter Bless Old Gaston Clement Rathbone Ralph Gaston Captain Walters Mr. Spencer Pane ... Sir Everard
Dudley Capt. Charles Dudley Col. Marsden Chevalier Dubois ... Hector Mainwaring Rev. Mr. Eustace Tony Black Jem Maggots Mr. Raffles Jack Travers Mr. Balance Mr. Pounce Kr. Granger Willis... ... Policeman Billy Lilian Mary Granger Meg Scatcher... Betsy CoL Delorme Victor Delorme
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
T HE ISLE OF WIGHT HOTEL, Appuldurcambe Park, Near Eandown Bay, Shanklin, and Ventnor: Terms—A Bed-room, with the use of
general Drawing and Dluing-rooms (elegantly furnished), including board and attendauca, as follows: Ladies per week 21 Guheas each. ' C entlemen ' „ 3 Cha - ,ges per day and for suites of rooms for Families elually moderate. The Company's Omnibus, the Griffin, leaves Ryde Pier f
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
FIRE! THIEVES! FIRE! - SAFES, the most extensive i / assortment, by Milner and other eminent makers, at i !
g half the price of new. Dimension, 24 inches high, 18 ^ a 4 inches wide, and 16 inches deep, £3 10s., at C. Griffith'r, / 3 t ae , No. 33, Old Change, St. Paul's, E.C.
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
THE GREAT FIRE IN UPPER EAST SMITHFIELD.—" Colour Works, 115, Upper East Smithfield, London, 17th 'June, 1852. Sir—The Safe we
bought of you three or four yens bask was unlocked by us this morning, and all the books and parennents were uninjured. The Safe was exposed to the fm.y.of fire from nine o'clock, p.m., to eight o'clock, a.m., during wli 4 ch period not less than forty tons of oil and one hundre
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
ATAPLESON & CO.'S BRITISH & FOREIGN MUSICAL AGENCY. Offices: `,Narence Chamtliers, 12, Haymarket, London. This Agency, establishet. 4 1857 for
the purpose of supplying what has been so lanr.r,equired both by Managers and the Musical Professimi - r - enerally, viz. medium of communication, and great; - facilities for the transaction of all business connectea * Cts- 1 3,141 1 -k ie ip.4l
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
ARCIIIBALD BILL-POSTER GENERAL, 12, I.Tpper Albany Street, Regent's Park, N.W. First-class Statio!is. Advertising Boards, Boardmen, e c c., &c. Bills
Posted in Town and Country. Contracts bY the year on liberal
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE DAILY DIRECTOR AND ENTR'ACTE, a Record of all the Daily Casts and Performances of the
London Stage throughout the year, price One Penny; to Subscribers iii Town, Two Shillings per Month. —Stamped Copies, Four Shillings per Month, payable in advance. OFFICE FOR ADVERTIBEDIENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 5, CATHERINE STREET, STRAND. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. The DAILY DIRECTOR
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
D OSHERVILLE BOTANICAL GARDENS. fl j Summer is come. The cheapest, most beautiful and entertaining Gardens in England. Order your
pic-nic's, and see these delightful grounds. Fireworks every Saturday, w eather permitting. Mr. J. Seaton, M.C.
29 September 1860 - Daily Director and Entr'acte - London, London, England
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