... Audi, which has caused her iea!lth. There calsi t besas little doubt ?? was tie indlividital who sais takeos Into X r the Music Hall, whose head twas dressod by Mr. Statter, Ind who fa afterwards died in the Leeds tInfirmary, nod of whose body you at have ...

... yesterday, Dennis Maguire. 54, Belgrave- u street, was charved with assaulting John Wm. Lawrence, e. manager of the Varieties Music Hall, Leeds. The com- a plainant lodged with the prisoner's mother until last ii Weunesday, when he left and went to reside in ...

... whion is attached to the Varieties, Music Hall, from Air. t, John Bowling., offlicial receiver in bankraptoy, to himself. to ln his evidence, Mr. Greasley stated that he was the f, manager of thes Varieties Music Hall and thu White Swan g Inn, of which ...

... Garter, and another public-house, and had a few glasses of beer with his customers. In- the even- ing he went to 'lihornton's Music Hall, and stayed there for three hours.-Mr. Watson;: How many glasses had voa there? I don't know. We generally drink gin gorbeer ...

... with costs. E. METCALF V. JOHN HumT.-The plaintiff, a domestic servant, sued the defendant, proprietor of the Alhambra Music Hall, for £2 wages. Mr. Sibree appeared for Met- caIf, and Mr. Summers for defendant. The plaintiff entered Mrs. Hunt's service ...

... merchant, of Well-street, Bradford. On the night of the 14th iust. the prosecutor and his friend were returning irom the Star Music Hall, antI near the Vic. toria Hotel they met two women, one of whom was alleged to be the prisoner. They conversed with the ...

... accede to the request as far as the freedom of the city is concerned, and trating that he would-meet the Town Couucil in the Music, Hall on Tuesday next, at a quarter to one o'clock. A meeting of the Council is to be held immediately, to make arrangements for ...

... is understood, notwithstanding the bankruptcy, will be made to prevent any stoppage of this important un- dertaking,. The Music Hall, Brighton, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morniug. J LivYERPOOL BOROUGH BANI.-The directors state that at a large and ...

... special manager of the estate. Yesterday Messrs. John Imeson and Sons, the owners of the Theatre Royal, Middlesbrough, the Music Hall, liddleabroagh, and extensive Loot and ahoe establish., Inents in Middleabrough, Stockton, South Stockton, bunderland, Sonth ...

... painted imitations of woods and matbles for the Interlatiollal Exhibition, have arranged them for pub- lic inspection at the Music Hall. In the world's fair tihese productions will, of course, be exposed to keen competition from ?? works of the best decorators ...

... was allowed to go away. His statement, however, snbsequeatly appearing to be false he was apprehended at the Mechanics' Music Hall. When he was searched some keys were found upon him, one of which was found to open the door of the cabin, from which he ...

... night. In defe ce the prisoner said he had had a drop of beer, but was not drunk, and as he was pnssine the Mechanics' Music Hall on him road whoam' he was insulted by two cabmen, and he stuck up for himself. A witness named Edward 'inn, cab driver ...