... disagreement. On the 3rd he sent to ber to meet him. She met him at Haverstock-street, and in the evening they went to Collins's Music Hall. When they alterwards reached Claremont-square she wanted to pet on a 'bus to go home. The deceased invited her to walk ...

... man George Thomas Gorin, loiter known by his profesnionml name of Leone, who wan fatally stablviel ontnide the Canterbury Music Hall by . Nathaniel Cnrrsh, of Cr:v(ord, took pl a ce on Thars , lay at Nunheed Cemetery, where thousands of people had assembled ...

... never known him to suffer from any complaint. On the night of September 25th last Mr. Kensit addressed a meeting at the Music Hall, Claughtonroad, Birkenhead, and witness accompanied him. At the close of the meeting Mr. Kensit and his party were escorted ...

... same as other able-bodied paupers. NARROW ESCAPE OF A MAN FISH.' An exciting scene occurred the other night at the Gaiety Music Hall. Shrinekt, consequent upon the narrow escape from drowning of Mr. lacer Dubuurg, the man fish, who lately has been giiing ...

... All right, I will make no reply.' gave the name of Alexander Denton, saying he came from Loos*, and described himself as a Music Hall singet. I be/night him to Windermere, where he afterwards said he was the son of Ltr. LUCAS, of Liverpool, sod gave his ...

... when Michael Davitt and William O'Brien, M.P., &c., were here, in 1888, Fitzgerald presided at their meeting in the Central Music Hall. It is said that he could tell an interesting story about the missing Land League books. Judge Fitzgerald's presence here ...

... and prosperity of all the subjects of the queen. MR. GOSCHEN AT EDINBURGH. Mr. Goscben addresved a large meeting in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, on Satut day. After referring to the fact that in some large cities of a very Radical character the masses bad ...

... his he seemed in t'ie best of spirits, and joked with her goitre heartily. They met shortly after 7 o'clock, and went to a music hall, where tne even. ing wa. spent in a most enjoyable fashion. The performance over, they strolled beck leisurely towards ...

... for War admitted that Collectivism was inevitable. The Countsve of Warwick. speaking at a meet- I ing held in the Empire Music Hall. Leeds on Sunday night to demand the removal of the grievances of shop assistants. addressed the auilienee as comrades ...

... action adjourned by Judge Edge. The case arose out of an action brought by a barmaid against the proprietors of Collins s Music Hall, under the Workmen's Compensation Act, for damages to her finger which was cut by glass. Eva Simmends, the barmaid, said ...

... miles' diwtann•, and a long high grade. MUSIC - HALL ARTISTS DIVORCE. In the Divorce Court on Thursday Mr. Justice Baines had before him tb• case of Wallen v. Wallin, in which the plaintiff. well known in music-hall circles as Millie Lisbon, sought a dis• ...

... to rescue Lord `Savernake from lawful custody.—Policeconstable Campion deposed that while on duty outside the Pavilion Music Hall, be saw Barker ejected from the building, and, therefore, stood at the door to prevent him re-entering. Lord Savernake came ...