... JAMES KIRK AND HIS MUSIC HALL VENTURES. LIABILITIES £238,340. At the London Bankruptcy Court to-day. the first meeting of the creditors of James Kirk, licensed victualler, was held. Tho debtor had been connected lvith various music halls throughout the country ...

... fire broke out the Royal Music Hall, Holborn, on Tuesday, but it was subdued before much damage was done. The Roman Catholic Cathedral at Mullingar was broken into on Monday and sum of upwards of was abstracted from a locked box set apart for Christmas ...

... were bound to grant a license for the sale of intoxicatinw 1 quors theatres ou production of the theatrical license for music hall or theatre. ...

... telegraphic news last week we mentioned the failure of Mr. James Kirk, formerly Glasgow and Bristol, since then London, music hall proprietor, company director, and licensed victualler, appears that the debtor was formerly a grocer, then became licensed ...

... ALLEGED PARIS BOND ROBBERY. TWO ARRESTS. .young Frenchman and a music hall artist were arrested last night Southampton in connection with Paris bond robbery. Both London and Paris detectives were present jivhen they were taken into custody and it was ...

... Streatham, the counsel for the shareholders, insisted that at least one principle should be universally applied and one special music hall should not be placed at a disadvantage in comparison with its neighbour. He submitted tbat the present regulations were ...

... arrive at Edinburgh the 20th inst will address meetings the on the 21st, West, Calder tbe 23rd, at Dalkeith the 25th. toe Music Hall, Edinburgh, on the 27th, and Dundee the 29tb. The returning officer for the Eccles Division of Southeast Lancashire on Saturday ...

... these having been put back from tho first meeting. 'V THE LYRIC MUSIC HALL. Mr. Vachell, who was instructed Mr. J. G. Wilton applied for a renewal of the license the Lyric Music Hall, as representing the licensee, manager and the company owning it. ...

... THE LYRIC. The most critical habitues of the Lyric music hall are bound to feel satisfied with th- fare provided by Mr. Holmes, lessee, for his patrons this week. On Monday night a packed house grew enthusiastic over the number first class turns which ...

... THE LYRIC. A good average programme provided ample food for the entertainment of a very large audience at the Lyric Music Hall on Monday night, and this programme, which has been since strengthened by the addition of the Oscars, two American speciality ...

... THE PURITY MOVEMENT. OPPOSITION THE OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The Licensing Committee the London v Council sat at Clerkeuwell to™?- il 0 ?,^ * have asked Johnny Jones and I know now and the gestures employed Lady one of her songs. The promenade as it now ...

... action wbich Madame ictorina Veidlere. professionally known as the strong womaii, sought £500 damages from the Pavilion Music Hall Company for alleged wrongful dismissal. The case for the plaintiff was that she was engaged by defendants to perform feats ...