... MUSIC HALL ACTION. At the Rochester County Court, last week, before Judge Cox and a jury, the case of Chaney v. Suther- land was heard. Mr Jno. Chaney, proprietor of the Gaiety Theatre of Varieties, Chatham, and of the Prince of Wales's Music Hall, Gravesend ...

... MUSIC HALL CONTRACTS, In the Court of Queen's Beneb, on Tuesday, the case of Phillips v. Alhambra Palace Company was decided. This was an appeal from the decision of the Judge of the Kingston-upon-Rull County Court giving judgment for the plaintiffs in ...

... THE MUSIC HA.LL TRAGEDY. On Monday, at the Lambeth Police-court, Nathaniel Currad, aged fifty-three, engineer, was charged on remand, before Mr Biron, Q.C., with the wilful murder of George Thomas Gorin, better known as Letine, by stabbing hin, with a ...

... commitment but I shall make an order for instalments of 1 per month. SCENE IN A MUSIC HALL. A serious disturbance took place on the evening of the 20th inst. in the People's Music Hall, Lower Mosley- street, Manchester, resulting in considerable damage to the ...

... Lyle, and she earned her livelihood as a music-hall artiste. She was twenty-four years of age. The defendant was a potter residing at Blurton Green Farm, Blurton, Staffordshire. The parties met at Longton Music Hall in November, 1887, and became engaged ...

... MUSIC HALL LITIGATION. In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday last before Mr Justice Grantham and a common jury, Mr W. G. Eaton, musical composer and director, sued Mr H. G. Lake, proprietor of the Metropolitan Music Hall, Edgware-road, to recover ...

... for the premises, and had spent large sums in improving and decorating the music-hall. Since the action was brought a fire had occurred which had partially destroyed the music hall, but it was being reconstructed. Mr Charrington, who was a gentleman apparently ...

... and she earned her .1 li :elihood as a music-hall artiste. She was twenty-four 8 years of age, The defendant was a potter residing at Blurton Green Farm, Bllurton, Staffordshire. The parties met at Longtun Music Hall in November, 1887, e and became engaged ...

... out that the circus was not a proper place for a music hall, as it was built almost entirely of wood, and consequently very susceptible to fire. A few months ago Derby was without a permanent music hall, and with the Empire in existence, he considered ...

... justifieationslanderedand libelled this particular music hall. He, therefore, intended to grant an injunction, the effect of which would be to prevent the defendant slandering or libelling the music hall ; but the form of the order would be such that if ...

... MUSIC HALL LITIGATION. On Tuesday last at the County Court, Stockton-on- Tees, Charles Harrison, a self-styled rhyming philo- sopher and champion extempore artist of the world, sued Mr T. Smith, lessee of the Star Theatre, Stockton, for the sum of 14 ...

... MUSIC HALL BROUGHAMS. At the North London Police-court on Wednesday, before Mr Bros, a case, Marshall v. Dash, occupied con- siderable time in hearing. It was an action by Mr William Marshall, jobmas er, of Highbury, against Mr William Henry Dash, corn ...