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... MUSIC HALL. GEO. SEXTON, LL.D., London, on Friday, »th January 1875. Subject—’* The Relation of Living Beings to the Great Foret* of Nature—Heat, Light, and Electricity.” HALL OF CLUB. Rev. A. MACGREGOR, M.A., Inverness, Friday, 12tb February 1875. DR ...
... MUSIC HALL. Probably one of the most novel, as it was one of the most exciting, competitions of agility versus strength, took place at the Star Music Hall, Liverpool last night. Blanche, about 15 years of age, sister to Nathalie and Leotine. throw down ...
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... THE MUSIC HALL. SPLENDID STRING BAND the Lcadmbip ol H. T. TUFP. BudWer. EXHIBITION OPBXS»t ONE P. V. on THURSDAY Aoniciion unTiitncniV froni One to Six, In; from Bit to Ico, M.; »n (rum On* to Six r.a., U; to Ten , ...
... MUSIC HALL. Proprietor, ROBERT F. Born:frt. t eteraun's Canine Comedians, Jessie Lynn. bliv4 Amy Juke!. Medley, the marvellous mimic; Mr, J. W. Young, Mr. Clumpy. The Three lEccentrii. Wives, Florrln Rohm*, Aubyni. Manta. the American Etautlibrist. Clarks ...
... MUSIC HALL. THE Growing taste for Musical Performances ol high order and upon an extensive scale, renders it necessary that some suitable provision should made in Cambridge for the entertainment and amusement of the Public. While the acknowledged want ...
... MUSIC HALL. piRST QRAND EVENING CONCERT, ...
... MUSIC HALL. At the Royal Music Hall, Dunlop Street, there has been an almost total change of company since we last referred *to it, and the programme , now includes the names of deserved favourites. , Among thee, are the Sisters Mackway, duettists , and ...
... MUSIC HALL. ID, — lt at PHILIP PHILLIPS, TEM 1111101140 PILGRIM. Aossissom, 2 1 sa'lo. 11•11-pries. - - °HESTER SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND LET, OROSVENOZ MUSEUM. ST. AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. HOME NURSING AND HYGIENE CLAM Leaver • D. WATERS. Meats Noe. L. at ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. To-night the Music Hall clout for the season. A specially attractive programme hat been arranged, and the Hall it certain be crowded. Last night a large number ol valuable prizes were given away—the principal one, gold watch, being eeoored ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. Last night the Musio Hall was highly appreciative audience. The p* o Messrs Newham and Latimer—the new * week—aro much above tho average , presentations, and their efforts wero greatest enthusiasm, their seaside >™ being again aud again ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. I programme is t livan M * in Minstrels continue to thorn ° ' applause bestowed 32?*Leroni, who T h * 'of J'v extra ordinary, while him are really u s° fe880 ?, Frank Travis is an expert T S andk ! epin audience fits ai 6 usmg performances ...