... in a systematic and businesslike way worthy of a much older company of criminals. Police-Constable Barber was. on duty in Theatre-square, Nottingham, on Dec. 31st, when he saw five lads acting in a suspicioug manner, and when he went towards them they ...

... Leeming Btreet. ‘The child, it appears, was about to be taken to see the matinee performance of a paatomime at the Grand Theatre, which adjoins the house, and at about 215 she went upstairs for the purpose of fetching her jacket out of the wardroue. ...

... on the Jpassenger ist. An Algiers dispatch states that the news of the disaster reached there during a performance at the theatre in aid of the French flood victims. M. Legindre, who was presiding over the performance, had a son on board the ill-fated ...

... THEATRES. The executive committee of the proposed Shrkespeate Memorial National Theatre, present a very strong case in the pamphlet which they Lave issued in: support of the scheme for an endowed theatre in fzndun. W e all know thas Paris has its national ...

... Fresh air, whether hot or cold, is the only real preventive of colds, just as stuffy rooms, stuffy railway carriages, stuffy theatres, stuffy churches and chapels are undoubtedly their principal nurseries. TAKING CARE OF OLD PEOPLE. Special care and thought ...

... some pereons by a visit to a picture-gallery, or by watching the reflected light on moving water, - crowsed racecourse, a theatre, cinemato;guph shows, and similar things. These ieadaches are generally due to the constant change of focus of the eyes required ...

... returned as unsuitable. Furs, hats, expensive opera cloaks, dinner gowns, and jewellery, may in this way do duty ata wedding, a theatre party, or week end visit, and are afterwards returned with some or other excuse possibly because the prospective buyer “ has ...

... importance to the objections to the scheme raised by the railway companies engaged in continental traffic, and also by the theatres and music halls, and dairy men, but, when the time and opportunity comes, it will be seen that there is nothing very formidable ...

... THEATRE PROPRIETOR'S APPLICATION. Application was made by Mr. ®. S. Cliifford, on bhehalf of Mr. T. Allan Kdwardes, for a musical and dancing licence, which has hitherto been granted to him by the Derby Improvement Committee. It was necessary at times ...

... T'ne performances, which used to take place in the open air, are continued from May uutil September, and are now given in a theatre which seats over 4,000 people. This is quite a modern builaing, erected in 1899, but the dicennial performances have been ...

... and afternoon, drew good crowds, and in the evening the plays at tie theatres were * Mr. Poppleton, of Ippleton,” at the Corporation Theatre and “ What a man made he: at the Theatre Royal. ...

... at High Street, Bwanwick, for Mrs, G. Langham. Resolved that the plan be approved. Alterations and additions at the Empire Theatre, Riddings, for Mr. Gus Levaine. lesolved that consideration of this plan be deferred until the Committee has inspected the ...