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... AMENITIES. On Saturday, at the Manchester City Police-court, before Mr R. A. Armitage and Mr J. Parlane, Thomas Taylor, music hall singer, was summoned for assaulting Peter Radcliffe, a joiner, who lives in Charter-street, Manchester. Mr RI. Smith, b ...
... MUSIC HALL LICENCES. At the County of London Sessions at Clerlcenwell, on the 6th inst.. before Sir P. H. Edlin, Q.C., Chairman, Joseph Banigs and Herbert Bangs surrendered to answer all indictment charging them with keeping and maintaining a room for ...
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... Zanetto troupe, the other m embere being his brothers. Co-respondent was also in the profession, and was well know n on the music-hall stage. Respondent was also in the profession, being a dancer and slack wire performer. The parties were married in 1891 ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTIST AND HER CHEQUE. Yesterday, Gordon Francis Hewett, well-dressed, 30 years of age, described as a financial agent, of 303, Strand, was charged on a. warrant at Bow-street with having on April 1 converted to his own use a certain valuable ...
... MUSIC HALL LITIGATION, CHARLES ROBERTS v. DI. CASTELL. On Tuesday, at the Southampton County Court, Mr Bell appeared in this case for the plaintiff, the well- known agent, and there was no appearance on the part of the defendant, who was described as ...
... the husband gave the wifa the apparatus tlat she might perform ?? it. I Mr. Jo/isi Reers Jennings, manager of the Oxford Music Hall, the defendant, sail that the plaintiff per- formed from F'ebruary to May 1877, at the Oxford. About May he said that Leona ...
... MUSIC HALL LITIGATION. In the Second Division of the Edinburgh Court of Session on March 63th, their lordships heard counsel in connection with a motion by defender to have a new trial of the action for alleged slander at the instance of Barry Stuart ...
... He married the respondent in 1891 at Ken- ninton. She was a performer on the slack wire at the music halls. She per formed with him at different music halls. Up to 1895 he lived very happily with his wife, lie had received letters from her while they were ...
... bars of the pablic-house late on M~onday night were the defendantl, Flo. ifastings, a music-hall sineer, and Mr. Courtnoy, the h rusband ot' another- well-known music-hall singer. Witness heard Miss Hastines and Couriney making use of bad language and quarrelling ...
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