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... THE ROYAL (lHOL'ORN).-Tho Proprietor of the Royal Music Hall is evidently determined not to allow its ancient popularity to decline through lack of novelty, or energy in placing such novelties before the public in an efficient manner. No sooner does an opera, dancer, or song begin to pale upon the taste of his patrons than another series is announced, and, however popular a performance may ...

... fro,, ~ ~ ' healt) s i* the gardens t such recreatiou would be proiti -fs conduce to raise the condition of the and moral point of view, and °v f lle the day of rest. It was cor.temtHu/ and their families should t'fov , lQ gardens the country air, good of recre ation as might add to the im;n, l Sll and mind. It was hoped, more- Satheriugs might lead to a better bo® * ag,! '’, cetweeu various ...