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... S. 'The boxing match bets.en 'Sapper Grnnt. of Too lee. and Stokes. ..1 Vexhorough. Exg. was fought Nlondey fl tho Empire Theatre. Ml:4m. It proved rather ult., tereeting. Grant being from the first, outclassed he hts clever opponent. The fight lauell ...
... Jas Malone, Shanbough, 2s 6({ 3 q;mu Furlong, Lady Lane, adjourned, and Phatrick Culleton, Boley, ss. Fatal Fall From a Theatre Gallefy.—‘ A fatal accident occurred at the ’rhenre‘ Royal, Coatbridge. Early in the evening, just as the audience were assembling ...
... JI'VENTIJfS The«econd of nix uftcriKMin luctures adafHod , to >uvcnile auditory wu» delivered yesterday afternoon in the Lecture Theatre at House. This was the second lecture two comprised in the series tombustion : slow, medium, rapid, and explosive.” and it ...
... single-act opera, by Samuel Davey, being produced at Smock Alley Theatre. Although twentieth century pantomime is very different from that of two hundred years ago, yet the Gaiety Theatre the story of Whittington! is made the peg for a fine spectacular ...
... to juvenile auditory arranged for the Christmas vacation by the Royal Dublin Society took place yesterday in the Lecture Theatre Leinster House. Mr. William Caldwell, M.A., concluded his lectures on “Combustion,’* which he com- menced on Wednesday. Mr ...
... conducted in private. tragic opera. “La Toer-*,” the st.ene of which i* laid in Rome about century was produced night «t the Theatre Royal for the first time in Lublin. The cast included Mdme. Fanny Moody. Mecsre. .loseph O’Mara, Loewis James, and Chas. Magrath ...
... MERCHANT ASPHYXIATOR). WOMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. Belfast him been the theatre of • tragedy. Mr. John Leeburn, 36, • mill-karta brick and tile merchant, being brood lying dead behind the door his dim at 40 Earl street on Tbunatsy morning, while • worma ...
... Circle, 2s ; Stalls, Is 6d ; Upper Circle, Is ; Pit, (at Matinees only). Seats can now be secured at Central Booking Office (Theatre Royal) daily, 10 to Telephone 1142. 8163 THIS AFTERNOON. Rugby football. TRIAL MATCH, BELFAST v. REST OF ULSTER. At SHOW GROUND ...
... 34. tt B I L E I> U ! fi*y Dundalk will,, to-morrow, '.rfr made the theatre of one of (Im most disgraceful ezkibiliooe of vindictiver.-a»» and otic conduct »ver chronicled in the ani>«U-of Ireland. Mr John Rudmond, Is and Hazleton, . I*, are beta oppose ...
... outside the house watching and waiting, but for weeks nothing of a suspicious character occurred. The coupk would drive out to theatres, guests would pull up at their door, but beyond the fact that they were living a life of pleasure and gaiety, there was nothing ...
... child-spirit that we keep in us that Peter Pan makes his eugaginz aippeal. His reception this year at the Dulo: of Yterra 'theatre was enthusiastic 1.. E. M. A splendid consignment of trout, ineln.i.e,r a number of American rainbows, has been e. 4 in the ...
... HRiiKi: K IRI the audience were assembling at Theatre Royal. Coatbridge, Monday evening man fell from the the pit below, and broke his neck. Only a few per sons were in the gallery at the time, and appeared to lx* impossible that anyone could have over ...