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... been • mistake, and that she was net at the station where they expected her; but she them that they would find her in the Music Hall to-night. The., cheers were then given for Miss Detchoe, who in tarn called for three cheers for the students, which ...
... be the title of the new dock. THE CAEDROSS CASE. * Arrangements are being made for holding a large public meeting in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, in regard to this case, on Monday, 14th January. The meeting will be addressed by leading ministers of different ...
... received ev«j» n- re. Beveral Callic song writer* are uodersto ; to make average . Towards the Brit is.; *Jlege.|iy popular music hall song M.rtou . ha* feelings of nothing but t!i-*gu>t. dirapp. in'ment, and disaporobntlan. quoted •■xpresaionoi their ti ...
... ca3wd, and it is said that the applications for admission was upwards of 4000, or 2006 in excess of the accommodation of the Music Hall, where the inaugural address was delivered. There was indeed no novelty in the address, but, as the Times remarked, it squared ...
... pot. The Grand Old Man’s statement at St. Austell two years ago is not at all on all fours with bis Edinburgh statement in Music Hall four years earlier, under precisely the ssme conditions. And why, after. In 1869, sending tbe Irish Church Question to the ...
... Williamson, and others. YOVMQ_m*M, STUDIES m FEMINISM. Br M*Mam* mm. 1-TMK MMQOALKHK. Ttn thin! turn had just com men the Empire Music Hall when tho young man dropped into bis seat in the grand circle. There no companion with the young man. took his seat with ...
... the facetious magistrate Marylebono Police Court London, narrates some reminiscences; Alfred Butt, manager of the Palace Music Hall, London, has allowed himeelf to be interviewed the subject of How Variety Theatre is Run ; Empty Houses article dealing ...
... Mr Gladstone was awarded a vote of confidence. MR (;t4nsl'osc addressed a meeting of the electors of Mid-Lothian in the Music Hall, Edicburgh, on Tuesday afternoon. He strongly reprobated the course pursued in certain Scotch constituencies, where the ...
... except J. O. and Cot S.—not even to waiter beyond ordering my food. I was not to leave the hotel after work, go to a theatre, music hall, or even to any newspaper office. For fourteen days 1 kept true to my pledge, and mentally survived, a magnificent proof ...
... Lsogsyne. An misenibly followed, at which upwards of 440_1 couples attended. The music was supplied by Sam Tste's (Scotia Music Hall) quadrille band, and the fratheriag was • most sueeeesful and agreeable Mr Robert S. Steel discharged the duties of mutat ...
... reputation the degradation of his character. (Appl.) Many man toiling away in obscurity for less in year than the vulgar music hall clown, who “struts and frets his hour u[ion the stage and then is hoard no more, or hare-brained jockey gain in few days ...
... November, 1885, when be received the freedom of the city, sad afterwards addressed a great Liberal demonstration in the Scotia Music Hall. At meeting the Clyde Trustees, Toesday, it was reported that the Revenue of the Trust for year ending Jam amounted to £368 ...