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... threatened to make them useless. Possibly the n Baillie Bothwell, in presiding over the 7th, 8th, and 9th oali h Wards, in the Music Hall, might have left the duty we l of questioning in other hands. But, notwithstanding sP ,the zeal of the two Baillies, the ...
... the rush i that followed iruredi itelv afterwards he escaped. 1 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN A MUSIC HALL. A distressing occident occurred on Tuesdayat Oxfordi Music Hall, Brighton. A Chirraruan named iDng- look was performing a sensational feat of firing a canrm)n ...
... the custody of Lord Provost Fleming, Lord-Lieutenant ol! the oity, has appro- priateliy been arranged to take place in the Music Hall on Friday evening. It will be remembered that F Company, of the 1st VYB. Gordon High- landers, carried off t-his enviable ...
... , Castiehiill ]epot, in aid of the sufferers by the fire at the People's Palatces toec place list night in the Alhambra Music Hall. There was a fairly large attendance, the total drawiugs armounting to about, £15. The pregremtme, which 'was arranged by ...
... which many ladies both in town and country have, for the last few months, been as- siduously working, took place within the Music Hall Build. ings, on Thursday and Friday last, and we are sure that every one interested in the Volunteer movement must feel ...
... Trocadero Music Hall is th e same place, and it is safe to avow that not one person in a hundred knows that the Hol- born Restaurantt stands where the Holborn 4 Casino once was. The prosperity of the Argyll never followed it as a music hall, although ...
... annual sale of work promoted by . the ladies of ISt Andrew's Episcopal Church was ...
... more liberal t recognition of the claims of volunteers c generally on the part of the (Goverrment. c rTlhe ceremony in the Music Hall was, there- : fore, regarded as of no little moment, a fact i which was amply attested by the public interest it evoked ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. THE SICK CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. Srn,-On Saturday, Dec. 15th, itis decided to have in the Ball Room of the Music Hall Buildings the floral fete supplementary sale of work in ail of the Sick Children's Hospital. In addition to the novel a ...
... We only know machi -that somebody has wakened up, and arranged with a capital and J party for a couple of concerts in the Music Hall, on the byter: ,evenings of Friday and Saturday week. The party con- shanli .sists of Madame Thaddeus Wells (soprano), Miss ...
... Choral Union rcsucmed practice for the sea- soe last night in the Music Hall. There was a j large attendance of members, the chorus xuuin, bering over 250 voices. At a meeting in the Music Hall on Monday last, 30 new members were enrolled. Before commencinu ...
... manage a music hall. But the nmusic balls pay better than the theatres with -few excep- tions. The proprietors of the Alhambra divide thirty-five per cent. amongst themselves, and the Pavilion probably yields as much. In fact, t the music hall is a greater ...