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... deny the charge, and was condemned to three years' imprisonment and five years' surveillance by the police. The American Variety Theatre in Philadelphia was recently destroyed by fire. The audience was large, but escaped without injury through the doorways ...
... nest day life wgas found to be extinct. AN ?? STE nsEARn.-A terrible fire broke out in Philadelphia at the AmeericanF Varieties Theatre on Wednesday, June 19. IThe demonL dance was about to be per- |formed, when some excitement occurred among [the audience ...
... CRlITICISM IN NEW YORK, A critique in the .VYez os'k Tr'ibusn of January 7 commences as ?? Hall has been converted into a varieties theatre. As such it was opened to the public on Monday evening. The per- fomnmaices were then wituessed by upwards of 3000 persons ...
... the streets near a tthe gaol were densely crowded. The roofs of every available shed were filled, and also that of the Varieties Theatre, from which an im. a perfect view could be obtained. While the noose eI was being arranged about the victim's neck, a ...
... was built many years ago as a bowling saloon, and was known for years as the Badger Bowling Alley. In 1866, after the Varieties Theatre, on East WVater-street, was burned, Mr. Norman Caldwell fitted the place up as a sort of Concert Saioon, and it was then ...
... Committee was a voluntary offer from Mr Wood. (Applause.) Thanks to Dr. Beauman for presiding concluded the business. The VARIETY THEATRE, Pittfield-street, Hoxton, has just been completed from the designs of Mr C. J.-Phipps, ?? the architect who designed ...
... VnnnevY, Strand, restaurant 3101i4.3, JAglos Roesler, Forest-gate, uesac, builder, August, V~att. Fosta-roilIhieto, ad Variety Theatre, ?? i'itcJA1L3 Welinto rod, t.John'ti-wood, wau- '1'illrrederat.thir petiv Ditrctourts. *'rsvIleor,~ltto. ?? ?? 25, at ...
... onsa now almoet readt to be put into blast, or not. L ONgDO0N G A ZE T TJ i [Fresn Last Nigshts Gcsetfesl VEIUUxL XUNN, Variety Theatre, Hoxtoc, Londenl. IflLLAiS EDMUND ALLEN. 4, Tokenlheuse Ysrd, Lenten. ,tnck bieker. EDWAr;D LoOKWOOD, Bailey, Yorklhire ...
... appear that the total debts amount to about f1i.400, Z3,Sco being unsecured and rii,ooo secured by mortgages upon the Variety Theatre. the 'White Horse Tavern adjoining the theatre, and other property. INo return of assets has yet been made. The proceedings ...
... for tbem.-ED. D. P.] THE VARIETY THEATRE. At the ILondon Court of Bankruptcy, yesterday, a first meeting was beld before Mr. Registrar Haslitt, in the matter of Verrell Nunn, of 111, Forest Road, Dalsbon, and of the Variety Theatre, Hoxton, proprietor of ...
... by this mail, Stipple, the barrister, has sh been convicted of murder. A great firo in. Melbourne ho destroyed the Varieties Theatre; loss $15,000. The Par- to linineut of Victoria has been Prorogued. The Govern- in meot refuses to subsidise Webb B lie ...
... gambling with a fixed board is the novelty. I am, Sir, yours obediently, AN INSPECTOR. COURT OF BANKEUPTOY.-(Yesterday.) THE VARIETY THEATRE-IN RE VERIELL Nunt.-The bank- rupt, who was a licensed victuallerand proprietor of ?? Theatre, Hoxton, appeared before ...