... Michael Doherty, a ecrap-iron dealer, and Thomas Formby, a slator and plasterer, who were corn- panione, and were in the music hall on the night of the 25th of November last, and saw a soldier there, who according to Doherty, was very drunk; indeed ...

... order to facilitate theitr! had 'he ide~ntification. Accodigl, three of tseamales and sine lef th eilewr onee othe Surrey Music Hall, usned and the ?? osce was left at thle Q in the lhe b Id- Oorner. Two oilier youscg mein wvere found lying wag a appar-ec ...

... TERRILE TRAGEDY AT A LONDON MUSIC HALL. A BICYCLIST STABBED TO DEATH. A'tTEM'PTED SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER. A murdlr and attempted suicide were perpetrated in Isrubeth at a late hour on Friday night last week. The Canterbury Theatre of Varieties, in the ...

... a p5ace of worship. It Is due to. Mr. Spurgeon to make the fact known that he was never favourable to the renting of the music hall. As he has been very freely censured for what has been considered his own exclusive act, It Is but bare justice to make ...

... FIRE AT BARROW. Shortly after twelve o'clock on Saturday morning the Barrow fire brigade received an alarm that the Star MusiC Hall was on fire. This ball was built some years ago on the site originally occupied by the Alexandra Muoic Hall, a much smaller ...

... —At length the Evangelical Alliance bringing forth fruit In the city of Chester. A lam te» party >u held Ust week In the Music Hall oelebrata the jubilee of the Wesley Chapel 'it. John-street, and week bazaar for the CatL 110 irk I Sohools la going on ...

... as lessee of the Regent Music Hall, in Westminster, London, with about £400 or £500 capital, given to him by his father. After about two years he failed and paid his creditors a composition. He then took the Alexandra Music Hall, bow called the Folly Theatre ...

... of 17. as lessee of the Regent Music Hall in Westminster, London, with about £400 or £500 capital, given me by my father. After two years I failed, and paid my creditors a composition. I then took the Alexandra Music Hall (now called the Folly Theatre ...

... when le became lessee of the Regent-street Music Hall, Westminster, at the age of 17. Two years afterwards he compounded with his creditors and left London. He came to Manchester and took ! the Alexandra Music Hall, now known as the Follyt While directing ...

... repetition of the frightful circumstances-though, happily, on a somewhat smaller scale-nearer home. On Monday night last, the Music Hall at Sheffield, a place devoted, like its namesake in London, to music, dancing, and ora- tory, was re-opened by a newv company ...

... Youdan, the proprietor of the asod Music Hall; and Mr. C. E. Broadbeit was present on behalf mnds of Mr. Flint, Mr. Yonflan's gasfitter. tieci A manl namned Ward was examined, and said:- I 'was ing. at the Surrey Music Hall on Monday evening, the 13thi instant ...

... appeared for the plaintiff. The facts of the case were simple. The defendant, Mr. Taylor, is the proprietor of the Clarence Music Hall, at Blackpool. He employed a comic singer, named Bruce, to sing- for him nightly, saving to Bruce, You may sing what songs ...