... the committee ia £2.904 : the iub#cri P tlon £37,000. Total required, , affairs of Mr Verrel Nunn, the proprietor the Variety Theatre, Hoxton, have been before the London Court of Bankruptcy. statement of accounts has yet been filed, but the liabilities ...

... said to be almost g , asd na thoae of NewYork. n Two firemen were killed by failling walla at the recent burning of the Varieties T~heatre lo New Orleans. B By a return just published, it appears the assets of the. Canadian banks In October wore 105,557' ...

... On the princi al street, - ,n or one of them, we entered a bar-room, from the left of re which is the entrance to a Varieties Theatre, The worst of e-its kd, says my conductor. We do not enter it, but pass straight through the bar to a gambling room ...

... lines in your valuable paper. In your Christmas notice of the London Theatres your correspondent says the scenery at the Variety Theatre is painted by Messrs W. Robeon and T. Seaford. Now as I am the only one of that name in the professisn, and my services ...

... Haymarket early in December.—Miss Glynn will Shortly appear at the Princess's Theatre.—M. Kopp, the Well-known actor of the Variety's Theatre, has committed fitllcide by shooting himself through the ear with a pistol bullet. The motive of the act is supposed ...

... it was occasionally opened, but ever without success, until some months ago Leonard Grover and others opened it as a variety Theatre, and christened it the Adelplsi. Mr Grover managed it with great success Untnl he closed his season on the night of July ...

... blunts ties appetite for natural food among children. Chicago is about to transform its old post office building into a variety theatre. The males will go there as heretofore. Samuel Black, convicted of unlawfully wounding his wife at lornsey, was yesterday ...

... sum moned to answer a charge of having assaulted Edmund Bosaanquet. The complainant was leader of the orchestra at the Varieties Theatre, Hox- ton, and the defendant was ala actor there. For some time past they had been at ill-will, because the comn- plainant ...

... Gympie, on the 4th of March, the water was 29 feet above ordinary levels in the Mary. The water was over the roof of the Varieties Theatre and 27 houses, of which six collapsed and fell. ...

... and America thal I should perforln in solle but the ?? is the United States of Anicrica, mai~d not at the class of variety Theatres wve wvere takenl to. I have only ?? question to askc Mr 0. Allen, and that is, CouldI play at Wallack's or Booth's, or ...

... Pigott in New York, but it must not therefore be inferred that the stage is absolutely free. The other even- ing the Varieties Theatre there, a place of amusement of no very high position, was disturbed, we learn from a New York journal, during a performance ...

... havenoPigott in New York, but it must not therefore be inferred that the stage is absolutely free. The other evening the Varieties Theatre there, a place of amusement of no very high position, was disturbed, we learn from a New York journal, during a performance ...