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... by no means ceased to plr x the public. We may take it for granted that the newspaper reports tit the fire at the Oxford Music hall are, at all events, not unfavourable to the lire brig *tie, the reporters generally manage to lay oil their Or Itijs e‘t ...
... converted to Christianity by the Rev. George William Cinder, there was a perfect crowd of people in and about the Leeds Music Hall, for not only was the Hall itself crammed to lion, several females fainting from moessive heat, but Albion Street preseeted ...
... lovers ountanioon, sal two or three are sersosa. THE BUILDERS STRIKE. A largo westing of tins operatives was at Seirrey Music Hall. A resoluta° was paired expos. ewe of • repeweil tt itt stion not to remains work unless employers withlrew the oliwozi ...
... CAI:LISLE. Sohject The Adranfages of Total Chair li t ho taken at 7 o'Ch.ch. THIS IVENINC. GRAND CONOERT. MECHANICS' MUSIC _HALL, FISHEIZ-ST., CARLISLE rpHE highly tale — n — ted ii — MOUSIL FAMILY 1 (who have had the honour of appearing this • Mares ...
... towards the relief of the overcrowded streets of the metropolis. A few evenings ego there was a Garibaldi riot at one of our music halls. Ons of the performers gave out, line by line, • claptrap bit of doggrel —A stands for An (I don't think, by the way, that ...
... allowed them by the masters, and have seised the present opportunity of endeavouring to improve their pceitiom THEATRZS AND MUSIC HALL& The appeal of Mr. Ofsenga. the prupristor of the Alhambra, against by Mr. Tylvititt, at Pediseentl=ta tes. beat beard at ...
... the police it appears that the deceased was last seen alive at half-past nine on the night previous at the Royal Exchange Music Hall, in Alderahott. He was supposed to bays been then under the influence of drank. Toe spot where his body was discovered was ...
... Hsmer, of Briggste, :and is. we presume. the state. 1/11011i shah cirennootanees precinded Mr. Gordon delivering in the Music Hall, on the evening of Tees, lay last. It is a inti•restom and well. written P.r..diu r• all through by an air of egotism which ...
... LYTTLITON AND MR. BRIORT.—Lord Lyttleton presided on Monday night, at the St. Panl's Library and Instruction Society, in the Music Hall, Birmingham. His lordship was of opinion that Birmingham ought to repudiate such doctrines as those enunciated at the recent ...
... whatever kind are found to be so profitable that they are clung to by their originators with the greatest tenacity. The Strand 'Music Hall' Company have • representation going on wherein one Vance performs the rope feat fur which the Davenport people have become ...
... whatever kind are found to be so profitable that they are clung to by their originators with the greatest tenacity. The Strand 'Music Hall' Company have a representation going on wherein one Vance performs rope feat for which the Davenport people become celebrated ...
... the subject of a most enthusiastic reception. In the afternoon he was instil a crowded meeting of the inhabitants in the Music Hall, Nelson Street, (Alderman H ad. las, M.D., in the chair), and there presented with the following address by Mr. Councillor ...