... time ago there were some theatrical people of the name of Lymo and BMarsh who entertained the idea of establishing a variety theatre in Oswaldtwistle. They took some land in March this year, and agreed to pay for it a ground rent of £2 per mouth. Bradley ...

... landlord ddirained for ens vearas t due in advance in June, 18S5. ]N Inst the bankrupt becae She tenant of the Gaiety of Varieties Theatre in St. Hkelens, whic& he caried a for about a moth asa rns- haL .He had O=ied to keep wh boics of LcOOM=ts fin sadtd ...

... EXCITING SCENE IN A RQLTON THEATRE. The Bolton Ch1ronicle of Wedn as 'v reported: The principal attraction at the Viot -ri Variety Theatre this week iR a pack of wild wolves, suoplied from Mr. Oross's menagerie at Liieripol, which are put throngh a performance ...

... da: The number of strikers at St. Etienne, in ma France, now exceeds 9.000. Only 6,000 men remain -De at work. nig The Variety Theatre at Brooklyn, beloning to Messrs. Hyde and Behman, was burned down on wil Tuesday morning. wa Snow fell for a short time ...

... On August 10th he had been i to Birkenhead to draw his wages, and afterwards I: came over to Liverpool, and went to a variety!' theatre. He came out of the theatre about a quarter to nine o'clock, and met a man named Lyons. While proceeding to cross Ca ...

... learned friends for a music and dancing licence, r under the 25th section of the local act of 1882, for the Palace of Varieties Theatre in Oxford-street.. He mentioned that the site had cost close upon £40,000, and the building about £40,000 more, and a ...