... pro- in Study of Eng..*« Poetry. and Mr. Hi.'dace Mac/all write* nearly frenzied rhetoric cl»our 44 The Puritan and tho Theatre. H IS TITE Fm,V. Room, —room! How ofc-m thi.i admonition the huntsman hoard, jirot«.-t a-ja.nst crowding the front, yet. ...

... the nursing Hull representative was informed hxtur'i. ...

... ruburban 'widener is mere evident. A meeting of the men ennobled in the Manchester transport trades was held in the Grand Theatre, when • reselution was carried pledging the mgpegt of the oillanieed Dockers. Carina and Theisen tot die Tim Mod Workers ...

... vague. ea, with twelwadmily COMM* tie- , bear arrived 4 .6. two patio is le Lad. ed, per b a tik ; ~..ma r. ezt ,. GRAND THEATRE. BISHOP-STREET, ir e do not see th e earth Ewe; we are serums to the value to be 'to the pistil At the le Pm* *Mr of to bnrksis ...

... Thomas Marlin was ssdd with the lanes, ad yy 'rum the parson of Edw. llma rtr+escorar said he spar. going jute tba Paso, Theatre art Prtday Opt trim Kadin blat for rapper and p.m He lab ur end ma mouth bard labour, end far ing been drank an lissased est ...

... Air. W. Torpila (Pole Moon. There were Isrge congregations. At the morning service the choir rendered the anthems 0 give theatre and 1 sill mngnify Welkin) At the evening service the first mothers was The angel liabrok (Smart', the solo being glees ...

... North-Western men in running a joint meeting temperance worker* and friends. The chair was occupied by Mr Wm. Morton (of the Hull theatres), who set the ball roiling apropos recital of The two glasses, and once put the audience good humour bis racy remarks ...

... Hon: Rupett Beckett as the met Pri The td oy le hed ch the ‘Association of of Comm was great. small bone a at’ THE GRAND ’ THEATRE, sok LN le mth Ys PRS tome 1 be oR La hove 8 5% = 4S 4% ay ile CY Ses ...

... the m comes from Berlin that Tike his friend Wagner. ex the New Yesr gave scope 'for a of ideas, At @ member of ‘im the theatre at But the late Ferdinand his patton te ate on ‘the’ Savoy, where nearly 2,000 pach, “being dissatisfied ” drew to music. ...

... AMUSEMENTS, CONCERTS, &C. \/|ORTONS'. T IMITED, nPHEATRES. WJL Managing Director, JL j*. THEATRE. GEORGE STREET. /PO-NIGHT 7.30: MATINEES TUESDAYS and (J.j SATURDAYS at 2. CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, J AC AND JILL, AN IMMEDIATE SUCCESS. Box Offloe Tel. 400 ...

... *?, ho reLaotf .Joint •a? (•- v.' et.'MWt F'OOL • ApvHLt- ' If JL. riA'.i.vr Ra N • THE AT RE, LEE S. » Yorkshire County Theatre, >• tor Pantomime. TO-DAY at TO-KIGBT at 7 \Z , JOHN HART Present* .JACK AND THE BEANSTALK « , ...

... famous Maidan, with its huge, densely-packed tihrongs, presented wonderful spectacle. There were moments here and there at the Theatre, London, on Saturday evening, when one really might have been in Vienna listening Viennese opera comique-a chastened Vienna ...