... missionary U s- work. One branch of his labours took the form ar of a short service every Sunday evening in the in Chester music hall. These services attracted WI congregations of a couple of thousand strong, ar and evoked the unusual testimony of a corn- ...

... ` gentleman puinter. He betted for c uar pastime. On the night of February 2 witness went with deceased to the Grand Music Hall. Witness took W'ilson to the Grand to cheer him c up, as he was dreadfully upset about the tele- grams. Witness tried to ...

... their dislike oft this new claimant far railway accomoda 1 tion. The Sunday League is about to produce 1 in the Alhambra Music Hall a series of No- i craph pictures of scenes from the famous Passion Play,. which has become world-i known through the Ob ...

... gala in the following way :-The Musicians' Union., £5; the Actors' Orphanage, £10; the Actors' Benevolent Fund, £625; the Music Hall Benevolent Fund. :£25; the Liverpool and Bootle Pelle' Orphanage, £25; the Woolton Coonvalescent Home, £51 13s. 4d.; the ...

... the Notional physicai wasy ree Society's 200gs. Challenge Shield' was decidedth ther befor a, crowd-ad audience in- tdh Music Hall, i__ tide Akberdeen. on Saturday eveuing. The comper- ar Xr of g teen were Sh±effed Y.M.C.A. Gymnastic ?? lub and Abudieen ...

... tions proposed last year is provided for mem- bers. This shows that it was arranged that the Actors' Benevolent Fund, the Music Hall Artists' Benevolent Fund, the Bootle Hospital and the Liverpool Police Orphan- age ahouid each receive L25, the Amalga- ...

... SUFFRAGE Socirrv.-The annual meeting of the Birkenhead and Wirral Women's Suffrage Society was held last evening in the Music Hall, Claughton-road, there being a large assembly of ladies. Mr. J. H. Ziegler was in the chair, being supported by Mrs. Gwyneth ...

... street traders. ,J Addrcssing the boys, he counselled them, while pc wearing the uniform, not to enter any public W house or music hall with what they might have to wi sell, and not to play pitch and toss or to indulge Sb in any other ?? Hampson, first rT ...

... P.C., bas consented to give an address rn in connection with the Oxton Conservative Clue G on Imperial India,' at the Music Hall, f( Caungbton-road, on Monday, 5th March. The 3 iaddress will be one of a course of lectures given in fa connection with ...

... quickly with the company. The words are le fairly good, the airis excellent, and it has a id jswinging chorus, which in a music hall song corers a multitude of shortcomings. ?? foundation of a British Chamber of id Commerce at Tunis is more than ever a ...

... turned yesterday at an inquest on the body M of John James Walker, who fell from the : allery to the pit of the Haymarket Music Hall, sustaining fatal injuries. The Cor- tporation surveyors .were asked by the t] coroner to consider the question of minimis- ...

... the ontcoons of the forthcoming enter- t tainment was decided upon as follows:- The (I Actors' Benevolent Fend, £25; the Music Hall H4 ~e Artiste? Fund, £625; the Actor?7 Orphanage, BP ~5 £10; and the Liverpool Musicians' Union, £S5. 0o )- Of the balanceI ...