... except J. O. and Cot S.—not even to waiter beyond ordering my food. I was not to leave the hotel after work, go to a theatre, music hall, or even to any newspaper office. For fourteen days 1 kept true to my pledge, and mentally survived, a magnificent proof ...

... arrested Liverpool for falling 10 report himself. Ii v* been liberal -d aftera short detention. Fitzllarrla la billed to appear music hall. Tuesday morning Mr Edward Cro»by manager of Scarborough Bank, was found unconscious on tho door bank. A large sum of money ...

... found behind I lie reserved seats. The entertainments art* usually very good, consisting of a pogramme much like our average music hall homo, and including a l iograph. The were attractively laid out. and seats were placed all over them. refreshments could ...

... MIIJUiWiAnT ELANIdIIIUs gT. KILDA No. EjAMTSof 0»e HILLBND. eateeuliwi to K^r*!. - —,. W ' * DnvHte, D.»». jam Ha.,l. Pm*,. MUSIC HALL, EDINBURGH. | rol«i? aECT for renewal transferred certificate. MILLINERY, - M^-oro Arf^ : goods. *©. “!L. “• H.fTSiiSS'Y ...

... I consider self-denial infinitely more appropriate than bazaars—even when to these there attached neither raffling nor music hall nor theatre. I cannot conceive of minister or true church member, who would not be anxious for place ths fore-front his ...

... not glorying in blood a fallen foo, whether Boor or Briton Not in the patriotism the “Daily Ashpit' columns, nor of the Music Hall, for there lies the patriotism which, not always, often tho last refuge of scoundrels (rifle Johnson). No amount of imaginary ...

... soldier's business, la winning of battles you And comforts for the dying must to civilians go. You may hero. Tommy, tho music hall. But useless to your country when stretched by cannon ball; You left your happy homc-tcad and little wife behind. Why will ...

... and the crowds who flocked to the football fields were animated bv exactly the same feelings* the crowds who Booked to the music hall* and theatres. And the spiritual life and moral strength of our young people were being rapped, not because they truly loved ...

... which Tube railways is now almost completed, and the Rev. Canon has to say;— readers it much easier get from one part again music hall. Mr Stead « Metropolis to another than was the baa lent his eyes. If, he says. I had »» p U P few years ago. 'll.f ...

... the Royal Porcelain Factory, and finished up the evening where everybody winds It up—in the Tivoli. It is sort Vanety and Music Hall Garden, commencing at in the evening and continuing till midnight, with pertofUnve. and malic in d*r«t half booth lo (ho ...

... across from the shop of Sir Andrew M'Dooald (ex-Lord- Provost) to the opposite side. This, with Hag or two above the Empire Music Hall and several public houses, was about the extent of decorative effort in that part of the town. Some publicans and bazaar ...

... Election the Liberal majority over Unionist was The death occurred in London S«lni»* day of Miss Louie Collins, the well known music hall artiste, at the age of 4-- She had been ill with heart disease for sons months. Miss Collins will lie bert rctnesf by the ...