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... writes- Will you kindly allow me sufficient s6pace to correct a pre- vailing ImpressIon that I am to appear at the St-r Music Hall. Bills haveo been nu;merously cireulated in which Miss Wter'es name appears. Ic is not, truly yours, Lisa Weaer, late of ...
... from time to time. Consideiable anxiety was felt for the Houghton Club, which on one side separated the fire from the Star Music Hall, and Devlin's hotel on the other, but the brigade succeeded in confining the conflagration to its original limits. So fiercely ...
... recover eight weeks' salary at £10 per week from pn ere the South London Music Hall Company. Mr. I as- Hunter had entered into a contract to perform at 0i0m tothe defendants' music hall, and the defendants the es fixed a time that would clash with his engage- ...
... steerage passenger, named John Murphy, committed 'suicide by jumping overboard. DESTRUCTION OF A MUSIC HALL BY FIRE. The Amphitheatre, the principal music hall in rortsmouth, was burned to the ground yesterday morning. The building accommodated 3000 people ...
... be entirely to herself and have no one to interfere with hor. He took her to a coflee-house, and afterwards to the Oxford Music Hall, and from there to the same coffee. house, where he inesited on remaining with her all night, and she feeling that she was ...
... as lessee of I the Regent Music Hall, in Westmninster, London, with about ' £403 or £i50 capital, given rue by my father. After about two years I failed, and paid my creditors a composition I then took the Alexnirdra 'Music Hall (now cailled the Follv Theatreof ...
... tisements which more than justify the statements we recently made as to the inoreaso of woman. acrobats. Most of the London music halls ire furnished with troupes of the sort; the theatrical agents announce, as it were, whole studs of them for hire; and it ...
... upon the walls, announoicg the in- tention of Mr. W. Murphy and Mr. J. Houston to deliver a course of lectures ?? in the music hall of the Royal Park Gardens, in thaf town, the only public build- ing Mr. Murphyy could secure. On Saturday, a counter. placard ...
... Inaugural address by the prdent Or. ID. Clat'e, ?? on Our Work. bI~daS Nov. S.-Blrkenhead Litorarr and Scientific Societv, .Music H~all. Claughton-ica , eight. Paper i by Mri. C. E:. lieltraish on Edeu W~arwick's Niotes ovp Noses.' 1 tWedusoday, Nsov. 7 ...
... -of the French re cance ever witnessed in the Engllish j. en, capital. It ceased to be a music hall red at the- time - when the 'excesses of St the music hall entertainments called far the inter- ac d[frneof the authorities. For a brief period eri1t ...
... INDUSTRMIAL I ~ ~SCHOOLS. The annual meeting of the subscribers to this t institution was held yesterday afternoon in the I Music Hall, Claughton-road. Mr. William Jackson, 3 the president, was in the chair, and among those present were the Rev. W. Binss ...
... that the respectable porton of the working classes may have eo oppor- tunity of hearing first-olass music in the finest music hall' in England. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVIID FOR TNE WIDOW AND CIIILDR;EN OF THE LATE MR. TREEBY.-W. and 0. Mfapls, £2; Mr. Parkin ...