Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Quadrilles. STELLA'S NEW FALSE. BUGLE ECHOES, performed with such success by HowAno's BAND at the GRAND MILI TART BAZAAR, Music Hall. Price 4.5. Cornet Part, 6d extra. THE ASSEMBLY GALOP. 2/2V a ii. Howsay. Played by his Celebrated a all the Fashionable ...
... n Association. On Saturday the shootings were brought to a close, and in the evening the prizes were distributed in the Music Hall. In competition No. 1., at 800 and 900 yards, Mr Lockhart was presented with the 6th prize, value £4 sterling. In competition ...
... GIT den Scene, sir, cries the call boy as I follow, him, and from the wings watch his quick changes in the laughable Music Hall burlesque, his clever parody of the Impromptu Vocalist, rapid realistic sketching as the Lightning Cartoonist, and ekilful ...
... is proposed to found a new grammar school Oxford for the sons of the middle-classes on comprehensive basis. Tho Scotia Music Hall, a large and popular place public amusement Glasgow, was ...
... programme was contributed by the Saltcoats Evangelistic Ovoir under Mr Amott. and by and M'Dowmll Ardrossan. GLASGOW’S NEW MUSIC HALL. Tub Pavilion Theatre Varietk*!*. Kcnfield b'lreet Glasgow. ipened on Monday night, when largo muni invited guests were ...
... at Nelson Street. CONCERE. - On Thursday evening a popula concert was given in the Corn Exchange Hall by Mr David Brown, Music Hall, Glasgow There was a good attendance in the different parts of the building. The attaction of the concert was the Voker ...
... worth'cd Ue maaalaotazno which Me faretgeer hae damped ea a«, wa have damped back him £8 worth]mote 1 GREAT A' THE UNIONIST MUSIC :HA)LL (Unlimited), An Hodb and Twenty Minutes STAR TURNS. ~W« Mirth Proroklßg—Lwghter asd|TEABS. WiU give EihlbUlon of Long Saitained ...
... a-side, took place on Monday afternoon. White won by several boat lengths. The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon preached at the Surrey Music Hall, on Sunday morning, for the first time since his recent severe illness. The hall was full to overflowing. Mr Spurgeon was ...
... of the greatest political events the century. Last night a Madame Mather, while perforrn . ing with wolves in a Bolton music -hall, was bitten on the leg by one of the animals. She succeeded' however, in making her way out of the cage with out sustaining ...
... cost of transit, has been supplied at 15 per cent less than the English prices. THE geographical knowledge of the Liverpool Music Hall keepers does not appear to be very extensive. Oue of them, advertising in the Liverpool Mercury, announces the appearance ...
... is not narrow—rather broad; because Scotchmen have a much higher conception of national duty and national greatness than music hall London crowd, who regard a smart action, march stolen upon rival, however immoral, honourable. Scotchmen do prefer Government ...
... that five friends of his opponent had got votes in the county, although non-resident there, and in his first speech in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, in strong language denounced these, what he termed faggot votes. The other day, again, on his second campaign ...