... MR. BALFOUR ON THE CHURCH. Mr.l3alfour presided at a crowded puLlic meeting, held in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, on the `.',3rd inst., in connection with the annual conference of the Church of Scotland's Young Men's Guild. Among those on the platform were ...

... converting the Metropolitan and South London Music Halls into public companies. Mr. Cook, in opening the case for the plaintiff, said that he had been communicated with by the owners of the two music-halls in question with the object of converting them ...

... France by his introduction of Foil the roll in reply to an spoors, whioh would have been better, perhaps, as a second-rate music hall catch. Mr. Ridge's Happy land naturally produced a redemand, aad To-morrow, given in compliance with the request ...

... work. What is considered by many to be the most wonderful seen* of all is that in sot 3, when the Stage of the Frivolity Music Hall (Bruce Smith) is reproduced, and it is indeed marvellous to thiLle that on one stage alone, the whole interior of a mimic ...

... afternoon, to hear an address from the 11. Stainton relative to the speech recently delivered by William at the Pavilion Music-hall, in that town. Broadbead, in his address, admitted that he had done wrong, but argued that was not worse than the average ...

... lectured on and Theafterwai History of England tinder Edward IV. Way lecture. followed, and a public luncheon was hem in the Music Hall. In the evening King Henry 1V., was staged. Other celebrations of an interesting character completed the program NEW ...

... time past he had been most desirous that Wolverton should have a large institution, which should contain a lecture room, ? music hall, with library and reading rooms, ss ...

... atmosphere, that Sir Henry should continue on Thursday morning. A MUSIC HALL TRAGEDY. AN ACROBAT MURDERED IN FIN 'mars By A DISTRACTED FATHER. The stage entrance totbe well-known London Music Hall, the Canterbury Theatre of Varieties, in the Westminster.bridge-road ...

... Syndicate v. Marie Lloyd. Mr. Vernon, for the plaintiffs said it was a motion to restrain Miss Marie Lleri, the wail-known music,. hall artist, from performing at the Grand Theatre of Varieties, Clapham, contrary to • covenant in her agreement with the plaintiffs ...

... Graham's rearionettes ; WOOL Antistatic lovers, Mr Thomas and Mr Graham ; policeman, soldier. sad fireman • also The music hall of bygone days, imitating Leybourn t Vanes. Arthur Lloyd, Coburn, Campbell, he. ; violin solo, Miss Mollie Seymour. ...

... admission, attracted Immense audience. By eight o'clock there could not have been less than six or eight thorn sod people in the music hall and grounds. The spectacle of great a concourse assembled for enjoyment Innocent and elevating was more than pleasant ; ...

... triages, and omnibuses continually arriving, there was some resemblance to the excitement created bis preaching in the Surrey Music Hall Although the admission was ticket within ten minutes Iho hour of commencing service, the vast hall was more than three jiarts ...