... attracted by tile unusual sight of a welldressed, fashionable-looking woman selling matchea outside the estrance to the Pavilion Music Hall. a tray she carnal tU her band is a cardboaid bearing the words You won't miss a penny, and the patronage bestowed by ...

... Saturday originating in a timber yard, and until three t.cres of preper , y weit• on tire. 'the damage is estimated at A music hall singer named Alice Victurii Villiers, better known on music hull singe as Daisy Hatches, committed suic'Ale at midnight ...

... GAVAZZT. The first and second orations of this wonderful orator have been delivered at the Music Hall, Dublin. We had intended to have given our readers a verbatim report of least one of speeches, but various considerations atterwards prevented us, p ...

... night. The members have, at great expense, erected a stage, and certainly the movement to provide arnuseinv.nt above the music hall type deserves the support of all. Last Sunday the programme gone through was splendid, being one wn: n would do credit to ...

... that an offer has been made Mr, Spurgeon of .€lO.OOO (dollars ?) to preach four discourses in the splendid and spacious Music Hall of New York.— Standard. The re ent appeal in the Times* on behalf the homeless poor of London, has produced £sooo in co ...

... I thought the policeman did), is the true roysterer. the %outer at laugher sit D,-.tiny. Ile is the man 4,1 the world''. Music hall. See his , an he sails his psintist boat on a Saturday Afternoon in the pond in Hyde Perk! He . is a great boy, with his ...

... imported from London, the low music hall ditty, in most came *outrage on Irish character, and is all eases an outrage on decency and common sense, were to be fooad in every town. Ws made our own of the lowest music hall and cast aside beautiful native ...

... so ktnd of fifth-rate London if the Irish peasant is to abandon his past poetry and fall back npon the inspiration of the music hall, if the Irish literature is to resolve the centre of Eay,land as the moon mead the earth, if the Irish language is to be ...

... progress. The site of the hospital ia much wanted for additional accommodation for thin centre of traffic. Meanwhile the Surrey Music Hall (where that terrible accident happened while Mr. Spurgeon was preachin?) is being rapidly transformed into hospital, which ...

... council chamber of the Leeds Court-house during the past week, to make arrangements for fixing a banquet the noble earl the Music Hall. Leeds, on the occasion of the presentation (on behalf of Yorkshire tenantry) the magnificent sword commemorative of his ...

... conscience. ' Poor Friday has enough to answer for in empty stomachs, and I don't think full benches in the Westminster Music Hall (with apologies to Sir Win Harcourt and the Port Laureate) will atone. Since Mr Morley left Dublin Castle and Newcastle ...

... Home Rule. Peter Maher, of Galway, the Irish champion, and the Ilarlent Coffee Cooler, an American lighter, met at the Music Hall, Boston, last Mondsty night. About 3010 persons were in the house at the time. Maher weighed in at pounds, And the Cooler ...