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... MATCH. BRIGGS SEIZED WITH A FIT. Late last night we learned that Briggs, who, in company with others, visited the Empire Music Hall, Leeds, was seized with a fit, and there is a great probability that he will be unable to play to-day. Should this be the ...
... BIRKENHEAD CHARITY .ORGAN1ISATIO?1N ASSOCIATION. A meeting was held in the Music Hall, Birken. head, on Monday evening, under the auspices of the above association, to hear an address from Mr. C. J. Ribton-Turner, organising secretary of the London Charity ...
... William E aiddaway, a professionail pianst, was co-minitted t to thce assizes for felunii'ualy assaulting Carolinoe l'urner, music hall artiste, and wife of a Liver- t pool tradesman. Ahe proee-cutrix had an en- f agement last week at an hotel at Blackheath ...
... pipes and tobacco were provided. There was also a musical and ventriloquial entertain- nent by performers from the Rotunda Music Hall and Theatre, whose services were offered gratui- tously. Then followed a variety of old English sports, consisting of sparring ...
... be able to open the gates of the Church of England to a foreign enemy. The Coffee Music Hall, Company is extending itsoperations. It had already the Victoria Music Hall; it is now holding ballad concerts in various parts of London-in Clerkenwell and elsewhere ...
... the yoeng' men trying to escapeone of the assailants took deliberate aim ad shot William Tribl=e in the thigh. The Ahambra Music Hall, Sheffield, was de., stroyed by fire yesterday. The fire broke on* shortly before four o'clock, and, in spite of fth exerticns ...
... SAILORS BraISE 121 LIVER- POOL-ON Saturday, an endeavour was coado to th hold another meeting of sailors in the M~alakoff tr. Music Hall, hut owing to the very small attendance i it was decided to adjourn till to-day, when the men re. hope to have a brass band ...
... CHESTER.; Last eveninc, a demonstration of Literals, under the auspices of the Cbhter Liberal s- cistion, was held in the Music Hall of that city, the capacious building being crowded; in every part. The event was vested I with more than usual interest ...
... Ki band of the Boys' Refuge, St. Anne-street (under the direction of Mr. Hall); by several artists from P the Parthenon Music Hall, kindly allowed to t appear by Mr. G. Atkinson, the proprietor; anoa by a wonderfully varied and amusing magict lantern ...
... pipcs. The organ at gt. GeoTge's Hall is e Of the laRgest. That at York Eleator Is next, and then that at the Birmingham Music Hall. Wks lev. Father J. Nugent acknowledges the following dozations for the Cbrlstoess diiner to the Boys' lefiuge and the New ...
... E. 1.st light, at Barustaple, Mr. WVaddy and Mr. (Cae, members for the borough, addressed their I . nxistituents in the Music Hall. Mr. Waddy, M.P.. wvic has been chosen to contest the ?? ci sentatiou oi Shlfheld. took leave of his fori;;: e;nstituants ...
... Nolan. yesterday inaugurated a canmpaizn at the north end of the city, selecting as their headquarters the West- minuster Music Hall, Smith-street And that the efforts of the promoters were fully appreciated by the people who reside in the densely-poputlated ...