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... 22d a railway aoid. dent occurred on the Haarlem and Newhaven Railway, by which 20 persons were seriously injured. The Varieties Theatre, Ncw Orleans, was burnt down on the 21st ult., the loss of which amounted to about' 20,000 dlollars. On the 23d ult. ...
... death. The Brighton Town Council have resolved that it is expedient to have a salaried magistrate for that town, The Varieties Theatre at New Orleans was totally destroyed by fire on the morning of the 21st ult. The 10ss is estimated at over 90,000 dollars ...
... KTT-TII Yk*U»' Ai.vum aTukatnr.—When Arnal was Thursday niuhr tha midst ol his amusing foolery, on the stage of the Varieties Theatre, loud detonation suddenly caused sums in the housa. It turned out to explosion of gas. winch had taken place the vestibule ...
... Stratford. The report of a disaster Honolulu, shows how the Sandwich Islands are going a-head.” A fire has destroyed the Varieties Theatre,” and the police station,” besides three large stores. regular establishment for the manufacture of spurious golddust ...
... loaded his carbine and shot tho corporal dead. An English Fashionable Pickpocket in Paris.— An incident occured at the Varieties theatre, night or two since, after the performance of Low I re*, and which might almost have passed for episode of the piece ...
... Metropolitan Theatre, St. Louis, May 31st; Cincinnati Academy of Music, July 12th; Louisville Theatre, October 12th; Varieties Theatre, Nashville, Novemter 4th; Phoenix Theatre, Petersburg, Virginia, Novemler 18th; Orleans Theatre, New Orleans, December ...
... stay Paris, visit London, ”an excursion from which,” was pleased to say, be anticipated much pleasure. The American Varieties Theatre, Philadelphia, has been burned to the ground. Although the eudience escaped, several persona were subsequently killed ...
... NEW VARIETY THEATRE HOXTON. VERRELL NU ROPRIETORNOW OPEN EVERY EVENING with the most varied, talented, and attractive entertainment L Tlfa Proprietor of this new and elegant theatre desires by projrrers, principle, and peraerverance, to produce the greatest ...
... Btrand, restaurant keeper*.— J. R. Morri#' , n.’ ,i tarcoy-road. F -re»t-pate.builder.—V. Nunn, Forestroad. Dal-ton, mid Variety Theatre, Hoxton. licensed victualler.—K. J. Tindall, Wcliington-rjad, st. John Wood, auctioneer. ...
... A. Tldeky, Strand, restaurant keepers.—J. B. Mormon,^tareey-road.Foreat-oate.baihler.—Y. N uun. Forestroad, Dalaton, Variety Theatre, Boston, Hcousod victualler.—E. J. Tindall, WelUngton-road, Bt. John's Wood, auctioneer. Friday, August 18. Babbbotts ...
... under the bankruptcy Verral! Kuun (a native of Chelmsford), who is described as of 111 Forest-road. DaUton. and of the Variety Theatre, Hoxton, proprietor of u theatre aud licensed victualler. The accounts have not yet been 61ed, but according to rough ...
... —Thb Variety Theatre-—This was a first sitiing for the proof debts and appointment ofatrnatee and inspectors under the bankruptcy of Verroil Nunn (a native of Chelmsford), who is described as of 111 Forest-road, Dalston, and of the Variety Theatre, Hoxton ...