... Service will be held on the last Sabbath evening of the year, and that the services of Miss Annie Murray, the converted Music Hall singer, hat been secured. Fatal Accident. —On Monday night young nian named John Brown (24), a railway •errant, redding ...

... somewhat shady young widow, who let furnished apartments professional people—chisfly ladies and gentlemen the theatres and music-halls—and it was underflood shat Ae ex-miil girl was in receipt of a comfortable allowance from a well-to-do-relative resided ...

... gathering wool ia sign that you are not attending your duties. Is warning to avoid law wits, football matches, theatres, and music-halls. ...

... makes itself apparent reluctantly. More often than not is hidden by that frothy sentiment which takes its colour from the music-halls—but it exists. This Crusade of Tcace is giving a new demonstration of the fact. Battersea has been followed by Paddington ...

... elope vat cn luo y would sit the grass and witness the large stretch of rough grass, unadorned by either downing of the “music-hall artistes” the rough flower-bed or tree. At one corner a large platform stage; and later would repair to one or other of ...

... unfailingly expended in cheap literature and tune only increased his passion for reading. Instead of going to the cheap music-hall, as his workmates did, preferred to plod through literature’s lowly and old novel, picked some second-hand bookstall, had ...