... SuMmERs applied to the court to admit a proof of debt on the part of his client, who did certain work at the Prince of Wales' Music Hall, of which the bankrupt was formerly proprietor, amounting to £145 4s 3d, on which i30 cash had been paid. At the time of ...

... - Did you on a certain evening in October tnke these grls away from the house? Yes. The girls asked me to take them to a music hall in Briggate, and I did so. There was no one at home ?? Mis. Butler give strict instructions that the house was not to be ...

... srose in the case. The respondent had been divorced from her husband in 1871, and she met the peti- tioner in that year in a music hall. He admired her very much, end sbe stated that she was the daughter of a clergyman in North Devon, and had £300 per year ...

... He Wouet into business for a short d time as a wjolstapler, but did not succeed. He acquired a taste for theatricals and music halls, and; seemed to d have conceived the notiond of spend'ing his time and,- ifmnyin that direction. He ucsesarsith d rnc' Theatre ...

... Hotel.-ouperinatsiden Ro7gers made a statement to the Bench to the ell.,ot that the prisoner was employed at the Gaiety Music Hall, Darpligton, but resided with his mother at Stockton. Re wasa pianist. Mrs. Jennings returned to Darlinzton by train at ...

... prevails at present as to the origin of the panic. A serious question will be the responsibility of the manager of the Music Hall for 'he loss of life. It appears that on the 20th October, 1877, lhe applied fora renewal of the theatrical license which ...

... each of the other two charges in both cases. EXCITING SCENE AT THE ALHAMBRA MUSIC HALL. A 1lUNAWAY HUSBAND AND HIS WIFE. An amusing Ecene was witnessed at the Alhambra Music Hall on Friday, It appears that a married man named Morgan, about 40 years of age ...

... her to nine calendar months' imprisonment. Robert Harrison and John Stevenson were indicted for breaking into tho Alhambra Music Hall; Porter-street, on the 18th of September, and stealing a quantity of cigars and wine. Mr. Smith prosecutect and Mr. Sylvester ...

... A YORMSHIRE DIVORCE CASE. A MUSIC HALL SINGER'S DIVORCE SUIT. In the Divorce Division yesterday, before the Presi- dent, Sir ?? Jeune, Mrs. Susan Maria Rowflev, engaged on the music-hall stage, and residing at Leeds, sued for a divorce from her husband ...

... dary magistrate, John H. Arnold, a music hall artiste was summoned for assaulting P.C. Chapman. -The officer stated that about five minutes to four o'clock on Thursdayi morning he was called to the Mechanics' Music Hall, where there was an extension on ...

... he ad- initted having left her at the Cavendish Dancing Rooins while he frequented music halls. F-e had not always seen her home.-Dr. Spinks You preferred the music halls to the dancing saloons then ?? I am to old to ?? continued HIsad told the respondent ...

... that almost all other music. halls about the country had dramatic licenses ; and at MJanchester, Wolverhampton, Liverpool, and Sheffield, the magistrates have been persuaded that it is not inconsistent or unwise to grant the music halls a dramatic license ...