... Inaugural address by the prdent Or. ID. Clat'e, ?? on Our Work. bI~daS Nov. S.-Blrkenhead Litorarr and Scientific Societv, .Music H~all. Claughton-ica , eight. Paper i by Mri. C. E:. lieltraish on Edeu W~arwick's Niotes ovp Noses.' 1 tWedusoday, Nsov. 7 ...

... INDUSTRMIAL I ~ ~SCHOOLS. The annual meeting of the subscribers to this t institution was held yesterday afternoon in the I Music Hall, Claughton-road. Mr. William Jackson, 3 the president, was in the chair, and among those present were the Rev. W. Binss ...

... one Si time thought that if the police succeeded in takin, away the drink license, it would be mad its * able to oprosee a music hall license, He o shared that belief until lie was in court, and h the evidence given then convinced him that they d ihunld ...

... OPENIXG BY SKR S LE 1 M.P. A thrb days' bazaar was cpenul yesterday by Sir Elliott Lees, BarL, DL., in the Ulaughton- road Music Hall, Birkenlead, an behalf of St. Paul's Presbyterian Churoh, Higher Tranmere. The proceeds are in aid cf the debt of about ...

... Look, a China- man, who describes himself as the 'Lord of Fire, Cannon, and Sword, who coiruseuced an engage- ment at the Music hall the previous evening, was just completing his entertaianent when the fatality resulted. This entertainment consisted of ...

... recover eight weeks' salary at £10 per week from pn ere the South London Music Hall Company. Mr. I as- Hunter had entered into a contract to perform at 0i0m tothe defendants' music hall, and the defendants the es fixed a time that would clash with his engage- ...

... -of the French re cance ever witnessed in the Engllish j. en, capital. It ceased to be a music hall red at the- time - when the 'excesses of St the music hall entertainments called far the inter- ac d[frneof the authorities. For a brief period eri1t ...

... objects of interest in the city nd neikhbonrhood; and in the evening thu annual a banquet of the institute took place in the Music Hall, under the able presidency of Lord Talbot de Malahide. Addresses were delivered by several of the gentlemea te present, ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO. Tlhe new theatre which is to be built on the site of the Strand Music Hall is to be called The Gaiety Theatre. The music hall, which was built only a few years since, is in course of rapid demolition. The Rev. Thomas Gray, a clergyman ...

... which reminded one of the doings of ,a crowd at the most noisy of political meetings. A war song, which has attained some music hall popularity more by its boldness and bluster than by any intrinsic merit it contains, his boon dragged prominently to the ...

... A STORMY ELECTION MEETING. One of the stormiest meetings ever held in Rdin- burgh took place on Monday night at the Music Hall The meeting was called by the supporters of Mr. M'Laren, M.P., and Mr. Miller, to hear addresses from those gentlemen. Circulars ...

... the members of this lodge (Liverpool No. 2) celebrated their first anniversary by a llnner and ball held at Mr. Halton's Music HalL jrreat Homer-street. The party at dinner numbered ibout 50, who joyed the exoellent repast set before hem by their host ...