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... Hew Bandmann himself has suffered great mental distress owing to the accident. The Inquest upon - the Killed at Bristol Theatre took place on Thursday. It resulted in a verd ! ct of Accidental death, and the jury exonerated the proprietor from all ...
... The Leeds Guardians met on Wednesday, Mr. Middleton in the chair.—A letter was read from Mr Cole man, proprietor of the Theatre Royal, offering to give his annual entertainment to the children and inmates of the workhouse at the morning performance of ...
... those who were the defenders of Christianity, and he would have no fear of the issue. (Hear, hear.) The Pantomime at the Theatre Royal.—This year amusements crowd upon us in a greater degree than was ever before experienced in this town or district, and ...
... sneer at so stupidly : for is not heaven in the air ? It was a pretty little supper that awaited them on returning from the theatre that evening. Not an extravagant meal—but most temptingly laid out. The young musician was delayed a little, so that the others ...
... the provision made for their holiday enjoyments by those who cater for the public ? Not at all. There are at present more theatres and music halls and other places of public entertainment open in London than there has been at any period within the last ...
... Qmvifitmtut*. A MP HI THEATRE, _ LEEDS. THE LEEDS PANTOMIME, . THE WONDERFUL TRAVELS OF OU OLIVER. Box Plan at Hopkinsons'. AM P H I~T~H~ E A T R E , LEEDS. *x> . C THE wonderful TRAVELS OF BUI i ivijr THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PANTOMIME EVER YET PRODUCED ...
... to the experienced care of Mr. E Clinton Hall, late acting manager to F. B. Chatterton, of Drury-lane Theatre, and manager last season at the Theatre Royal, Hull, at the time of its demolition by fire. Some changes, really needed, have taken place, aud ...
... TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT A BRISTOL THEATRE. EIGHTEEN PERSONS KILLED. One of the most fearful accidents we have had te chronicle for many years occurred at the Theatre Royal. Bristol, on Monday night. The occasion was the production of the pantomime of Robinson ...
... on Wednesday, charged at the Greenwich Police Court with endangering his own life and the lives of others at the Greenwich Theatre. During the performance of the pantomime on Tuesday evering the prisoner climbed over the gallery, and hanging suspended by ...
... DRAMA, after which THE GORGKEOUS PANTOMIME, “ROBINSON CRUSOE; or, FRIDAY AND THE FAIRIES” Box Office Open from 12t0 8. AHPHI THEATRE, LEEDS. TBE FP ANTOMIME SCEN ERY OF INCREDIBLE SPLENDOUR. {O>3IUMES OF UNEQUALLED RICHNESS—AMPHITHEATRE, LEEDS, Prices of ...
... a ferele, onetion of FRENCH BRONZES. hy Some of the moot enainent Arhtit of the day. An Inspecht.n o iytvited. A 2.2588 a ThEATRE ROYAL, Leeds, EVERY NIGHT, at 7, TH A COMIC DRAMA, after which the GORGEOUS PANTOMLIME 'InROBIN SONCaR USO0E O It, FR 1 A ...
... of English readers merit implicit credence. Next in importance to the Tabernacle, if it be nsot an adjunct to it, is the theatre. This is a stone build- ing which would do credit to many cities of greater im- prtanece. It will hold at least 1,600 spectators ...