... m The half-yearly general meeting of the Crystal ?? Company was held on Thursday, Aug. 4th, at Y, the City Terminus Hotel, Mr GEoRGE T. RAIT pre- s, siding. In moving the adoption of the report, the m CHAIRMAN observed that on the present occasion they i, submitted an interim statement only. As compared of with the June half of 1891, there had been a falling oe off of about £500 in their ...

... I .. - d The ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of e the above company was held on Wednesday last at the It Alhambra Theatre, 27, Leicester-square, HENRY SUTTON, 4, Esq., Chairman of the company, presiding. Lr The directors' report and balance-sheet for the half- e year ending June 30th 1892, which was submitted to Le the meeting, showed' that during that period the h number of ...

... The fifth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the London Pavilion, Limited, was held on Monday last at the London Pavilion, Piccadilly-circus, Mr MUGH ASTLEY in the chair. The Secretary (Mr EDWIN THOMAS) read the notice convening the meeting. The CHAIRMAN said-You will have in your hands this report, and I cannot help thinking that it will be satisfactory to you. If it is so, perhaps ...

... THE ALHAMBRA COMPANXY, LIMITED. The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of this Al company was held on Wednesday at 27, Leicester. 27t square, HENRY SUTTON, Esq., the Chairman of the oneC company ptresiding. Thle report stated 'Tise directors Pal have ple'asure in ltesenting the following report andi exii annexed accounts for the half-year ending Dec. 31, stat 1891. During that period the ...

... dic I TAL-NCHESTER PALACE OF VARIETIES. l) ?? -~AiI~ttxiu 'IL ~IJfLLtl I ILJIJ. ty MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. on The first annual mieetinig of theC1 shareholders of the ic- Palace Theatre of Varieties, Limited, was held in the 'he Board room of ithe theatre oii 'Monday. Mr J. KERISHAW, ast Manchester, occupied the chair, and airongst those of Itreselit were MIr Getorge Eassayan, Mr IV. H. Manin, ...

... St _ R O cl, ~n STOCK EXCHANGE ORCiHESTRAL SOCIETY. c, IIal [cn en The third and last subscription concert of this lhesociety was recently given at the St. James Hall, rm when a large audience enjoyed the performances. The ed first item was Haydn's Symphony in E Flat, No. 12, ret a charmingly melodious example of the genial old ly master, and one in which the members of the orchestra ire ...

... The following report of the directors is to be sub- mitted to the shareholders at the Fifth Annual General Meeting, to be held at the Canterbusy, Westminster- bridge-road, on Thursday, Sept. 15th, 1892, at two o'clock in the afternoon. The Directors herewith present the fifth year's accounts of the company, ending July 31st, 1892, from which it will be seen that the profits for the year, after ...

... The eleventh ordinary general meeting of Spiers; and Pond (Limited) was held on Monday last at the Free- masons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Mr FELIX W. SPIEES, chairman, presiding. The other directors present were Messrs Paul Crdmieu-Javal (vice-chair- man), F. J. Thomson, Auguste Leon, and J. Marshall Freshwater, and Mr J. Ellis (secretary). The annual report stated that the directors ...

... TEE CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. It appears from the report to be sllblmitteil zI tile v directors of the Crystal Palace Company to the thirty- a first ordinary general meeting of proplrietor, that tile s' receipts amolnt to £65,25i Os. ld., and the expenditure s' to £59,053 Os. Id., leaving a balance of £'6,2o1; Os. lOd. a In to be carried to net revenue account. )educting the s' receipts and ...

... An excellent concert was given by the members of the Stock Exchange Orchestral Society at St. Janes's Hall, on Thursdlav. As a tribute to the memory of the late Fl Duke of Clarence, Mlr Read, president of the Society, co composed a funeral march, which was given as the first ca item in the programme. The visitors remained co standing while the march was being plaved. The symphony was Gade's No ...

... MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. The first annual meeting of the shareholders of the Palace Theatre of Varieties, Limited, was held in the Board roomof the theatre on Monday. Mr J. KERSHAW, Manchester, occupied the chair, and amongst those present were Mr George Essayan, Mr IV. H. Mann, Mr H. G. Turner, Manchester; SlrN Vertand Mr Ambrose Austin, London, directors; and Mr E. J. Conlon, secre- tary. ...

... THEATRIIIC- TRAME UNIONISL. Mr EDWARD SANSoee, the president of the Union, met with a very hearty reception from the Liverpool operatives, wlho had assembled in full force to listen to the address he had been advertised to deliver at the Shakespeare Hotel on Sunday evening last. The chair was occupie I by a pmopnlar local man, and a delegated party of eight represented the Manchester theatres ...