... Hull Symphony Orchestral Society (a combination of professional musicians) resumed their concerts yesterday in the Grand Theatre, with Haydn’s Symphony (No. 27 in V) as the leading item the programme. The work, which was extremely well played under Mr ...

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... ” Day Perfonnannes Tuesdays. Jan, Ilth. l&ib, and throughout tbe.run at 2. Early Doors, P.oj •■rti ...

... Both prisoners made a frank confession. Toe Carlislb Theatre Robbery. John Cowan lock (32), chimney sweep, and William Lowden (27), plasterer, were indicted for breaking into Her Majesty's Theatre, Carlisle, and stealing JEI7 17a. 2d. in money, postal ...

... Berrssen, 1 Mount Morgan Nundydroog Mr. George Britton, for 30 years a member of the jen Hilt 246 25/0 TAILO! Leeds Grand Theatre orchestra (whose death was re- avia Progress (N. Re ported m “The Yorkshire Evening Post” on Tues- ‘a 27/9 109 Stratton's ...

... at 7.15, Paturdajr 7 0 Matinee Satarday 2, JOHN HART© BRILLIANTLY PANTOMIME, CINDERELLA The Best Seen for Years the Grand Theatre, which menus the Best Yorkshire A Line Comediaus, the Funniest Fun Makers lately :r. M.umiflceut Dresses. Bellets, iWutifu ...

... F. E. SMITH ON THE RADICAL POLICY TOWARDS THE LORDS. Mr. F. E. Smith addressed a mass meeting 3,000 people in the Palace Theatre, Blackburn, last night, support of the candidature of Lord Robert Cecil and Mr. G. Stewart Bowles. Although admission was ...

... in 1886. ** Leeds Anns.”—The old amphitheatre in King Croft, tho sit© of which the present Theatre Royal stands, was burnt down in March, 1876. The Grand Theatre opened on November 18. 1878. •* Ignoramus.”—The magistrates could have dealt with the matter ...

... 1886. ** Leeds Anns.”—The old amphitheatre King Charles’ Croft, site of which the present Theatre Royal stands, was burnt down in March, 1876. The Grand Theatre was opened November 18. 1878. •* Ignoramus.*'—The* magistrates could have dealt with th.3 ...

... riucipal Printer’ Preference, Chinese Engineering and New Nitrate Ordinary, Salt Union Ordir Lane at Hotel Ordinary, and Theatre Dru: active PALL EN: R, White First Debenture 3, Setiridge D ven (Ordinary and Preference ig each. aa the en. Preference, ...

... AT 7 MID AT IL PALIIB-ICS. 6d., 6d.. se., to. 64.. IS M.. *L. Pt at Theatre, ii .m. so sad &tardily frees to for attreseo a Ortheetra Stade, awl N OW CENTURY PICTURES. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, NEW BEIGGATS. LEEDS. 7 rano' NIGHTLY. } EVERY AFTERNOON AT 3. MONDAY ...

... MUSIC AND ART. ——_— Mr. J. M. Glover, who, as conductor a Theatre, has the best possible oppo! of forming an accurate opinion on tho thas been writing on the class of song London school-children sing. He finds might expect, that the musichall and— practically ...