... time she could where she had been—to a music hall She saw Robins again eleven, and the companion left th» m, after se* log them into a public-house together. Robins was next setn by a policeman near the music hall about five minut -s twelve, but there ...

... £5OO FOR SLANDER. Mr. Herbert Edward Terry, son of Mr. Edward Terry, sued Mr. G. Gilmour. managing director of the Empire Music Hall at Stockport, at Manchester Assizes on Monday, for damages for slander and fain imprisonment. Plaintiff last May produced ...

... Duke of Manchester's Yeomanry Cavalry, ISO ; Loyal Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry and Artillery! Volunteers, 400; Bucks Volua A music hall, commodious theatre, a club smoking rooms, are now course erection. Holloway's Ihm.s are strongly all persons who arc much ...

... of was gelid a mks* bard'. „ Prows. Spoil MIS epos dieshw the mimeos of Lucia welseabg bee native hems DESTRUCTION OF A MUSIC HALL BY In Loads., on Tomb. meideL • ire beaks out shortly Were eve este*. at Wean *de Heil, 17nlost.sireet, Berob, end It munited ...

... hardly had a day's illness in his life, fell dead in the street at Leicester. - At the sale of the effects of the Middlesex Music Hall, an old English garden scene apes realistic that a man asked: Is re iett there any land tax on it? Aa Mr. Justice Grantham ...

... electric shock at the generating station of the Great Western Railway, at Park Royal. Miss Maud Odell, who is known to the music, hall public as the living statue, Galates,'• Was sued by Messrs. Gainsborough, Court dressmakers, at the Brompton Count' ~urt ...

... occasional occupation, which enabled him to with the expenses entailed in the household. The orchestra of the East-end music hall, or rather sing-song, it was more familiarly called, usually consisted of a pianoforte, in more successful places ...

... round sum to Miss Mary Fulton Gollatly, of Dundee, in her action against him for breach of promise. Miss Gellatly, who is a music hall artiste, and is described on the bills as the Piper's Lass, has sought her remedy for the Piper's faithlcssness in an ...

... since, one could never have supposed that scientific research would have been enlisted to make entertainment for the mere music hall frequenter, yet at the Palace Theatre, in London, Mr. Ralph Dean, who has been demonstrating before American audiences for ...

... Friday, June 10th, concert of secular music was given Messrs. Maffey and Gilby, at which Messrs. Farrant, from Weston’s Music Hall, and Madame Basse, of the Exeter Hall concerts were engaged. The concert was well attended with very respectable audience ...

... in the Solent). 24. Lord de Manley. ORR. - 12. Professor J. E. C. Munro. 21. Right Hon. 0. Denman. 24. Bessie Bellwood, music - hall singer. 28. Fred Barnard, nrtist. Ocronita.-3. William Morris, poet and socialist. 5. H. Byron Reed, M.P. (from accident) ...

... settled in County Galway. The Earl is a widower, his first wife, who died in 1906, - been Miss Belle • well-known iful music hall in her time. a politics the Earl is s Conservative, and in -eligion, unlike many of compatriots, be is a istast. The picture ...