... (Conservative), 392; Ur Collier (Liberal), 274. Mr Thomas Rogers, proprietor of the People's Music Hall, Hanley, has been fined for having fr produced at his music hall a pantomime called Robinson Crusoe,' and played it 85 nights, after the local magistrates ...

... BENEFIT TO TRICKETT.—On Tuesday night, Triekett, ex-champion seuller, was the recipient of a testimonial at the South London Music Hall, which was crowded to excess. Mr Charles Bush presided, and presented the noted Australian with a purse containing £385 ...

... school kept by Collins's gaol companion in High Ilolborn ; the school atoud upon the sire — B(3w occupied by Weston - 's Music Hall. John Collins was a working man, and so far as the comfort of himself and family was concerned, it would have been well ...

... waged agaiu.t the Argyll Rooms, will be carried a stage further, and that a rather stiff raid will be made on some of the Music Halls up and down Loudon, where the songs sung of late are rather more warn' than is campatible with public decency. Mr Harry ...

... s shall determine in any case who are bona-fida travellers, that county justices have discretionarypower to license music halls and dancing saloons, and such places be subject to police supervision, That serious offences, including treating constables ...

... other boys he and some' A MUSICAL artiste—of course every one on the others, hewever, had incited the bulk of the lads to I music-hall stage is an artiste—concluded a letter to rebellion, and had set the authorities at defiance, a recent number of the Era ...