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... WORCESTER MUSIC HALL COMPANY (LIMITED). THE ArFAIR TO BE WOUND UP. Yesterday, an adjourned meeting of the proprietors of the Worcester Music Hall was held to consider what steps should be taken with respect to the disposal of the hall, which has not been ...
... THE WORCESTER MUSIC HA;LL DESTROYED BY FIRE. Soon after four o clock yesterday nnirtlni.g it was d'm. covered that the large music hall sitilated in the Coirr Market, Worcester, was cil fire. Thle police and firointl werc speedily on the spot with the ...
... PERSONS KILLED. TBIRTEEN WOUNDED. A calamiity of at very terrible character occurred at latn- chiester on Ieriday inight. A music hall in Victoria Street, frequentedI by the lower elasses, and known throughout Lancashire as Ble Lang's, was the scenoe of ...
... obnoxious to social and moral con- siderations. The artistes would be satisfactory, and superior to the ordinary class of music-hall artistes. Cross-examined by Mr. Yates, the witness said it was proposed to give a superior music-ball entertainment superior ...
... sleeping in tilo adjoining hotel was awakened by a glare in his room, and on looking out he saw flames arising from the Music Hall. An alarm was raised, and the seat of the fire was dis. covered to be near the bar adjoining the promenade; rind hald water ...
... took place on Monday night, at the Surrey Music Hall, in Westbar. Five persons are known to have been killed, and two more have received such inj aries that they are not expected to recover. The Surrey Music Hall, which has always been a very casacious ...
... MR. MASON JONES AT THE MUSIC HALL. On Tuesday evening Mr. Jones delivered the third and last oration of the present series to an audience scarcely larger than those which so indifferently rewarded his two previous efforts in the same arena. The subject ...
... GRANTING OF A THEATRICAL LICEVI FOR THE MUSIC HALL. I At the Public Office, yesterday, before Mr. Kynnro (stipendiary), the Mayor (dlr. H. Alai16on), Sir J' Ratc]iff, and Messrs. Phillips and Gough, Mr. Fie' solicitor, applied, on behalf of Mrr. Henry ...
... -I R. M A S O N J O N E S I AT THE MUSIC HALL. I The subject of the second lecture or oration which this rising youngoratordelivered here onWedncsday, lies somuchin thebeaten track of general reading, occupies so proud a position in the liters- tlure ...
... THE EDUCATIONAL SOIREE AT THE MUSIC HALL, LAST EVENING. L1ORD LYTTELTON ON MR. BRIGHT. Last evening, a soirtle, in connection with St. Paul's Library and Instruction Society, was held in the Music H ll, Broad Street, under the presidency of Lord hyttelton ...
... GREAT CONFLAGRATION IN THE HAYMARKET. BURNING OF A MUSIC HALL. Early yesterday morning, a very serious fire broke out in Martin's Oyster and Supper Rooms, 54, Great Wind- mill Street, Haymarket, a building five floors high. The inmates were aroused by ...