... THE LATE CATASTROPHE AT THE SHEFFIELD MUSIC HALL. n SHErFFIELD, Friday. Ila' The coroner's inquiry into the origin Of' the recent bel deplorable catastrophe at the above place of amusement evi was resumed at thle Town-ball this afternoon. thE Mar)' Ann ...

... TIHE LATE CATASTROPHE AT THE SHEFFIELD MUSIC HALL. Before proceeding to imentionsome additional facts st which go to strengthen the evidence of the young l mani Greaves, that the panic was in the first instance occasioned by an explosion of gas, we will ...

... it is to be hoped will not be in vain. DESTRUCTION OP THE BRIGHTON MUSIC HALL.-. Early on Monday morning, about a quarter to four o'clock, an alarm was given that the Sussex Music Hall, Edward-street, was again on fire, and the police were quickly on the ...

... Chatihtm,.resulting ini the destruction of Barnard's Music Hall, an entino house, a printer's shop, and the Mid-Kent Club-house, The inmates .iad a narrow escape. :The fire bega~n in the music hall. ' ?? At Limerick, on Snu'day, an unprovoked' attack ...

... TEMPERANCE ORATORY. Sir W.Lawson, addressing a large and enthusiastic meeting of Temperance reformers in the Chectcr Music Hall on Monday, said lie dared say some people thought he attached too much importance to this question, but the longer he lived ...

... party, in compliment to M Messrs. Wnrm. Smith O'Bricn, Mitchell, and ill Meagher, was given by the Irish Confederates in the Music Hall, which was filled with a noisy of company. The placards announcing this demon- a- stration were thus headed tn Returenfrom; ...

... must have m realised as much from this scheme alone as meets the se expense of tha cup and cake. On Monday night, di the Music Hall was densely filled in every part. The am whole of the 595 conundrums were read,. after which in the occupants of the various ...

... lying there badly injured, informed me that before the accident he had been carried out and placed on the gross outside the Music Hall, overcome with pain and fear, when, a an aged mn stood by, consoling hinm for a considerable time -twenty minutes-and told ...

... WREXHAM. WREXHAM AND THE ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE oi PRisCE ALarED.-At a public meeting held at the Music Hall, IS'rexham, on Monday night, to consider the Irish Church question, the following resolution was, at the commencement of the proceedings, carried ...

... offesucs. 'I hie. total number of prisoners is 113. EDUCATION IN WVA1.,;S.-On Tuesday evening last, a meeting was held in the Music Hall, Bold- street, Liverpool, for the purpose of hearing a lecture by the Rev. D. Rhys Stephens, of Alan- chester, on the state ...

... Boone as Tina iwas rather disappointing. Her singing and general conception of the character savoured too much of the. music hall. Mr Lytton Grey was good as Tony Faust, and so was the Dash it all of Mr Cecil Compton, and Miss Richards as 1 Mrs ...

... place this afternoon. s DelNGiosisarst BoIoOUGHS.-Mr. James Maurice, of if Ruthin, met the electos of these boroughs at the Music Hall, Wrexham, on Monday evening last, for the pur- pose of explaining his political vievs and intentions. ...