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... Proprietor of the HOLIBORN MUSIC HALL, has read with astonishment an advertisement containing a challenge to Signor JOSE MANOEL, the greatest wire walker In the world, now performing to suech crowded houses at his MusIc Hall. This documentnaurpore to challenge ...
... IIERZ-SPECIALLY INTERVIEWED. TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA AT OXFORD. FAMOUS WAR SKETCHES: AIR. MELTON PRIOR, THE NEW OXFORD MUSIC HALL. LETTERS FROM COLONIAL COUSINS. THE B00K AND ITS STORY)-SOLDIERS AT SEA. HiOW KELLY'S DIRECTORY IS COMIPILED. A P. & ...
... TO-DAY. British Assoeiation at BristoL St. Leger at Doncaster. Pelican Swimming Club Entertainment, Marylsbone Baths, 8. music Hall Fund (Anneal), Canterbury Hal], 2. Imperial Institute-Fellows' Dar. Admission by ticket, to be obtained from Fellows only ...
... Is. Gd., if bought beforehand.-dlay be had at the Crystal Palace; at 2, Exeter-hall: or of the agents. ,ITIESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn. WMr. E. WESTON begs respeetfally to Inform Wis friends and the bilmbe, that his magnificentM -iNC HAIL, acknowledged ...
... ILLUSTRATION, the ADVENTURES of PRI 'CEi CHARLES EDWARD, intereperoed with Jacobite Songs, TO-MOl- ROWV EVENING, June 15, at the Music Hall, SMore-street, Bed- ford-square, commencing at Half-past 8.-Stalls, la.; Unreserved Seats, 3t.; Back Seats. as.; Boxes to ...
... attendance of magistrates. Major gave notice that if any soldiers in her Majesty's uniform were refused admission to any music hall the metropolis, he would ba obliged their writing either to him or to General Brovvnrigg, this court, and they might rely ...
... Season tickets. 1, 2, 3 guI. ness athe offiM 511, ftedehril. New SabSobaerlbers.entitled to two ticets ibr ?? ooncert. URREY MUSIC HALL, Southwark-brid k~roadl.- Proprietor. Mr.RH. PREECE.-OPEN EVERY EV- ING with MISCDELLANEOUS CONCERTS, embre Ing tbe namee ...
... chairs, ts., secured in advance (without feel at the gallery. andl at Cramor and Wood's, 201, Regent-street. W ESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn. Mr. E. WESTON begs respectfslly to announce to his fi'x' Is and the public In general, that his next ANNUAL BENEFiT ...
... STON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn. Madamne CARADORI, the celebrated European Canta- trice EVERY EVENING; Signor Mereurialt and M. De Bren-. ner l er Majesty's). THIS EVENING, Jan. 21, an advance will be made In the productions of music halls. A grand SELECTION ...
... has scarcely lessened their attraction, either the metropolis or the provinces. The entertainment of last evening, at the Music Hall, Store-street, was rich, usual, every variety of Scottish national music songs, such the Gathering Song of the Clan Macdonald ...
... MasiCRS. Pl New Zealand Steamship Co. St. rmnins Mansions. Crisp and Co olloway Oxford Music Hall. Ashley Gardens Mansions. T. R. Roberts, Ltd. Tivoli Music Hall. Vurlington Hotel, Piccadilly. Great Western Hotel, Bir- _ Metropolitan MUuic HaIL t. Jaess' ...
... 90, Cullfordi-stroet, Ru-cell-square; altd of Robt. 1 W}. Ollivier, 19, Old IBond-street, Piccadilly. J MTESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn. W T Mr. E. WESTON begs respectfully to raunouncs to bis frle'wls and the public iI geoneril, that his next ANNUAL ...