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... pantomsine especially is losing rrougtil ia popilsei favour. It miay be said perhaps a!:.t neithlel the theatre nor tile music hall are as well s~t sided a they steed to b~e in the Christmas weel, '11T that peophe fisid their plerssres in h1o0ce circles ...
... Gladstone's great meetings was held I this afternoon in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, the doors of which were beseiged by a crowd quite two hours before the proceedings commenced. The Music Hall is the building in which some of the most famous and stirring ...
... ground. There is no clue to the perpetrators of the crime. AMUSING INCIDENT AT A MUSIC HALL. An unpremeditated piece of pantomime business was introduced at a suburban music hall near Birmingham the other night. A fiddler in the orchestra. after scraping dismally ...
... ITHE ROW IN MIL BAIR'S °HOUSE. At Marlborongh.street Police-court yesterday after. noon. Chas. Mitchell, pugilist and music hall manager, was charged on remand with assaulting William Chester- field Goode and another pugilist with a poker early in the ...
... astonishment at the Conduct of Mr. Jacks, who appeared with my friends ant, in tbe universal belief, as my frieud at the Music Hall. The intelligence will, no doubt, be very satisfactory to the Liberal electors of the burghs, who, shoul Iar. Gladstone ...
... last night, to protest against the barbarities practised in the name of. the law during the evictions at -Glenbeigh. The Music Hall was packed with an enthusiastic gathering of electors. . 3r. James Tonkinson, Wsllington Hall, the Liberal candidate for ...
... Literary Institute. Iu the evening Mr. le Stanley opened the Geographical Society, and delivered c sr an address in the Music Hall. To-morrow he will open the re rooms of the Geographical Society in Princess-street, re prior to his addressing the members ...
... and true student of music. Raving spoken of the part their guest took in the p-omotion of the people's concerts in the old Music Hall and of the manyfmusical societes he had either inaugurpted or beca cooected with, Mr. Irwin said that Dr. Spark was inseparably ...
... es have not yet declared themselves, though a meeting of the friends of Monopoly took place on Thursday evening, at the Music Hall, at which Ma. ?? and LonD JOCHLYX spoke. The former was characteristically cautious, and both the candi- dates deferred ...
... 1895,' the bill waS suspended ov&er the -dissolution',: after ?? been read a first time in the Hoiuse of Commons. A LEEDS MUSIC HALL LEASE. In the Queen's Bench Division on ouSaturday, before Mr. -Justice Wills, the plaintiffs. Barwick and others, asked ...
... 'ustitutes ' for youth where the gambler tries his unaccustomed hand, and 'sing-songs' where the frequenter of the low music- hall acquires his first taste for the comic and the loose. The more 'liberal' the doctrine, the more 'free-and- easy' the living ...
... visit Bull. The first performance (as announced in our advertising i columns) will be given on Monday night next, in the Music-hall theatre, when Offenbach's ?? Grand Duchess will be represented. The repertoire of the company tifbraees all Offenbach's ...