... FIBE IK A MUSIC HALL. A fire broke out in the Empire Musk Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Monday night The limelight in the wings set fire to curtain, which blazed op, but the manager with the stage haee soon put oat the flames. Just the next turn was about ...

... BURNING OF A LONDON MUSIC HALL. Lusby's Music Hall, one of the largest and most popular in London, has been destroyed by fire. The tavern in connection with the property fronts the Mileend-road, the hall proper standing some distance in the rear, and ...

... Bishops of Rocester, in Kennington Park, has been secured the now familiar syndicate, which contemplates turning it into music hall. ...

... PERSHORE. 13Ame or WIN3I3.—On Tuesday last, Mr. Hill, of the firm of Bentley and Hill, offered for sale at the Music Hall, in this town, about 80 dozen of wines from the cellar of the late Edwin Ball, Esq. Amongst the company present we notiecd Colonel ...

... PERSIIORE. Concert. —On Tuesday evening last, the Perehoro Choral Society gave their first concert for the season in tho Music Hall. Tho programme was well chosen, and comprised selections from Mozart’s Twelfth Mass,” and miscellaneous selection vocal ...

... who ever appeared os the music hall stage, and w.ll be sinserely regretted by thousands of people. Both his father and mother were oonaoeted with the stage, and at three years of age young Leno appeared in a Marylebose music hall as an infantile contortionist ...

... July. Then there was commission at five per cent. upon Mr. Macdermott's engagements at the Cambridge Music Hall at £l5 per week, and at Collins's Music Hall at £l2 12s. per week ; upon two engagements at Edinburgh and Newcastle at £3O a week; and at the Star ...

... occasionally need on hour's rest, is sheer cruelty. It seemed like a desecration, and wen certainly most incvngnions, to hear music hall airs being ground out of that organ on what should have been the quietness of Christmas Day, ...

... BIR J. EARDLEY-WILMOr, ON FAIR TRALL. On Tuesday evening Sir J. Eardley-Wilmot, M.P., deli%ered an adrees, in the Royal Music Hall Leamington, on the subject of Fair Trade. Mr. W. Willis presided, and there was a large attendance. Admission was restricted ...

... Division. Mr. Besley opened the case, and said the summons was taken out M. Emil Loth], the proprietor of the Pavilion Music Hall, Tichbornes'.roet, against the defendant, under 25th George 11., cap. 35, for keeping a disorderly house and pennittiug ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE LOUISE MICHEL. Louise Michel has had, on the orchestral platform of a music hall at Havre, where she went to deliver a lecture, a narrow escape of being assassinated by a man named Moses Lucas, who was standing beside her. Sbe had ...

... far a* can be mad* out, they proceeded to the Oxford Music Hall, and it seems tolerably clear that Mr. Browne waa this time, if not exactly drunk, yet, at any rata, very far from sober. In the music hall they ordered more drink, and began talking to some ...