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... London.—Application to made by Letter, or otherwise, at No. 5, Shrewsbury-road, the Park, Sheffield. THEATRE ROYAL, LEEDS. (The Metropolitan Theatre of Yorkshire.) SPECIAL HALF-DAY TRIP ON SATURDAY NEXT, JAN. 4th, To see the LEEDS GORGEOUS PANTOMIME OF ...
... do. 36 8 6* 6* 10 trad^rd Cimet*ry Shares 6* »* 10* 20 Do. Kew Exchange Co. ?? 20 24 25 5 Do. do. do. j 5 6 6* 10 Do. Theatre A Opora Co. (L.) j 10 10 10* 20 Do. Victoria Hotel Co. ?? I 20 20 21 10 Do. do. Fref.. c hares(L.)| 10 10 10* 50 Bowling Iron ...
... National Independent Order of Odd fellows (Sheffield District).-The usual quarterly meeting of the district was held at the Theatre Tavern Arundel-street, on Monday, the presidency of George Cooper, assisted by D.G.M Albert The books and financial lists ...
... 11 Mr. Annual Soiree, Temperance Hall At 5 Harry Music Hall, Sun-ey-street 3 and 8 Cirque, Station-road At 2.20 and 7.3^ Theatre Royal : Panto.name Sleeping Beauty.2 7 Alexandra: Pantomime of Robin H00d.At 1.30 9M& 7 Lcnucn Music Hall: Miscellaneous ...
... new institution some of tho first and ' ;-st teachers in the country. The usual application the lessee of the Huddersfield Theatre Boyal for a nse to perform stage plays was opposed at the County .'■• Court by Mr. S. Learoyd on beh.ilf of the in- .ants ...
... he would find it a very murky, trou- and athletic sports froni that fat grand stand. It the lessee of the Huddersfield Theatre Royal fora bled, and muddy one. This advice will probably has been admitted that one woman, Harriet Widdop, nee to perform ...
... PANORAMA. PARIS. MAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OF NOTRE-DAME. Sco Chronicle and Examiner, 22nd December, and Weekly News, '2Sth December. THEATRE ROYAL, HUDDERSFIELD. i THIS (WEDNESDAY) AND EVERY EVENING AT 7-30. THE GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME OF THE FORTY THIEVES, Arrangod ...
... of the victims* From that moment all imagi- nations had been excited, all purses had been un- loosed* The directors » of theatres have offered their establishments, painters their pictures, sculptors have offered statues ; we have heard of lotteries ...
... Younsr^j j TOiioemar., «j, e iir«aU. Pompey. . Zl X^t^ lv i NoTIC^--^Sn:okia)f is *tri':tly prohibited mall- ?? i t* 6 °f *be Theatre, except in the iiefreahmeut Bo jm*A 3 Jfct^re Boi; f g, «6.-, Amphituaf4xe, la. ; Boxec ed.a^pijorj,, 3 ...
... National Independent Ordep. of Odd : fellows (Sheffield District). — The usual quarterly meeting of the district was held at the Theatre Tavern, Arundel atreet, on Monday, under the presdenery of G.M. George Cooper, asaisted by B.G M. Albert Shooter. The br>oks ...
... ©arrospattacttce. GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HDDDERSFIELD DAILY CHRONICLE. Slß,— No person who writes truthfully need be ashamed of appending his name to his communication When your correspondent W. does this ...
... Lessee, Mr. C. Bees. The public sre- cautioned ageiipt ?? mam Im* about Northgate. Che&phitW&nd Westgate, proclaiming the Theatre Jail while there is am* le room. Th re is oliiayt rCcr.A itfii'e fhe front Lamp i* **l*vhl. Tsis and Eve&y I \ a it a till ...