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... PHOTOGRAPHER AND MUSIC. HALL ARTIST. AN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. AT the Chester City Police Court on Sittur- day, George Wallace, who now carries on business at Chester, as a photographer, and also at Wrexham and Worcester, and for- merly was manager for a firm ...
... THE RECENT PANIC I A LIVERPOOL MUSIC HALL. An action was brought on Tuesday in Liverpool County Court against tho le3seo of Liverpool Col- lisseum Music Hall, for damages arisiugoutof the less ef life occasioned by the panic which happened there last ...
... CONCERT. We have pleasure in calling the attention of our musical readers to a competitive concert which is to be held at the Music Hall, Chester, on the 2nd of February next, when silver cups and silver medals, will be awarded to the best singers of both. ...
... a Nationalist movement for Scotland. GREAT excitement was created in London on Monday night by a rumour that the Tivoli Music Hall was on fire. It appears that the cinematograph burst into flames, but they were speedily extinguished and the performance ...
... CHESTER. Mr Cecil Raikes, M.P. for this city, will address the freemen and electors in the Music Hall on Tuesday even- ing next. MASONIC FESTIVAL.—The festival of St. John, and and installation of the W.M. (Bro. W. Johnson) of the Lodge of Independence ...
... murder took place in London (Ontario) on Saturday night. The Wesley Dramatic Company was advertised to appear at a local music- hall, and the building was crowded. There was some delay in the raising of the curtain, which provoked loud calls of curtain ...
... CHESTER. MR. RAISES, M.P.—A meeting is announced to be held at the Music Hall, on Monday evening, January 8th, under the auspices of the Chester Constitutional Association, when Mr H. Cecil Raikes, M.P., will address the freemen and the electors of the ...
... jealously repelled. MR BRANDRAM'S RECITATIOS-Th9 third of the Shakesperian course of recitations was given by Mr Brandram at the Music Hall on Monday evening last, before an appreciative, though not very large audience. The play selected was the delightful comedy ...
... swim from the White-house to Heron Bridge and back again to tho White-house. She was also to appear on both evenings in the Music Hall, in the fairy aquarium built expres. y for the purpose. The following talented artistes were to assist—Messrs Niblo and ...
... CHESTER. THE PERMISSIVE BILL.—It was arranged for Sir Wil- frid Lawson, Bart., M.P., to address a meeting in the Music Hall, last night, on the Permissive Bill. THE CATHEDRAL.—At an espetrial Provincial Grarrd Lodge of Freemasons, held in Liverpool, on ...
... the North Yorkshire residence of the Hon. 11. damage to the extent of £3OOO lias been done. The estate of Harry Pleon. the music hall artist, with unsecured debts £672. went into bankruptcy on Wednesday. A 'ft mutiny has broken out in a refomatoFT at Aniane ...
... should be ijble ta liTe happy and comfortable for ever. In the even- ing he asked his mother to go with him to Sam Col- Music Hall, as it might cheer him up. went, and one of the siugers sang a sang in which flse name of NeliiC occurred, and aa the ...