... Dunlop's hall upon the evening of the 5th inst. They were ably assisted by two professionals*sentimental and comic*from the Music Halls, Glasgow, and two gentlemen belonging to the town. The entertainment was of a first-class description, and reflects great ...

... described, and in addition there are chapters How to see London in a Day,” Places of Interest near London, “List of Principal Music Halls and Theatres,'’ etc., etc. The compiler, Mr J. H. Vouug, has intimate and eztenslve knowledge of London, and it is said ...

... of the Lugar Brass Band, which was numerously attended, and passed off with fine effect. There was also a meeting in the Music-Hall, which was attended by several of the workmen and their wives, in honour of the same auspicious event. ANNUAL SOIREE.—The ...

... rigid, spring straight upward from the floor, and thus dance about the room in what was years afterwards known as a popular music-hall dance under the name of the Perfect Cure. This she would continue until thoroughly fatigued, and then retire quietly to ...

... 746 ■— Ancthor play has boon banned. The Tiu atre and Music Halls Committee of tho London County state that their atteorion has been drawn to a sketch recently produced certain London music-halls. be*ea a caeo tried & slo time ago » their epen grave ice* ...

... Shearer, Shand ties lost of a sheet lest of candidates for the oollammesbip. Sabbath eveniog last Mr W. J. s ting in the Musics Hall cm •' The Wadi of lb. Bible Society of Scotland, of ha . was a fair attendance, sad Om tressed bit, gabled ie an interesting ...

... Adam Smith. The fourth book Wealth Nations” cannot unwritten. nor the troths it unfolds falsified - not though all the music-halls in London and Melbourne were to unite In singing Grec.t Chamberlain of Birmingham.'’ ...

... power check 3 or softeos the limit vigoroas phemy. Some of the large public-housed give a regu'ar music-hall entert.inment Saturday, supported by music-hall artistes (as they love to dub thens. selves), who are, of course. paid for their services. Coptown ...

... monotonous even to most feminine of females, and yon cannot sit over a tupenny cop of tea very long. To sure, there are the music-halls and theatres, and, when the shades of night are falling fast, not a few of our friends, np from the coast, and from the ...

... licensed grocer, the more * genteel public Houses, restaurants and hotels, and liberal supporter railway refreshment roonm ami music halls ami theatre bars. ...

... easing the belated traveller of his purse ; and the raid which inspired our poec-laureate to celebrate, and thoughtless music-hall audiences to applaud, to all appearance had just as little justification, and, as we know, has involved the country in very ...

... performance from six or half-past six of one night till perhaps one in the morning the nest day. Changed days now with tho music-hall two-hoar performances, and the city surfeited with theatres and other bouses of entertainment. AMl'flrNO ((uoted from a ...