... RIOT AT A MUSIC HALL. A wrestling turn at the London Pavilion musie•hall—Zbyoco against Stillman -- had a startling termination. The two Ten wrestled for twenty minutes without an) decisive result, and at of this perks! time was called by the referee ...

... STRIKERS PICKET A MUSIC HALL There a curious derelopmeat of a reemat strike in Cork. Ile.srs. Dobbin, Ogilvie, aid Co.. general merchants. emit two carters to fetch some perishable goods which were ot the quay ride, but the strikers induced tlmmi to return ...

... Leicester Music Hall Burgled.. 18(>1. I 1. - 90 S'lOl.l.N. On Sunday oveningt broke into the Pavilion Delgrave Gate, awl sscured wbout LW in gold and Numwr-410,4 jemmy mnrits left iss parts. the bnikling. whilst from whir-h the money *us taken burst by ...

... EYESIGHT TESTED FREE OF CHARGE. pertain , of relined mina artietie aongecenas. D'Are's btarionetiea in life-like of famous music hall stars, are another big attract on. Friend and Downing. the favourite comedians; Dereswaroi, the novel Indian musician; Albert ...

... COUNTIOS OF WARWICK AND SOCIALISM. The Countess of Warwick >poke ia Empire Music Hall, Leeds, on Sunday night, In favour of trades unionism amongst whop assistants. It would, she believed, insprove their conditions of employmnit. but after all a trade ...

... splendid programme of Pictures, special engagement of THE Presenting their Ventriloquial Lilliputians, A complete Miniature Music Hall. Moos • 24,34, & S4l. Morning Performance Wednesday 10 30. Saturday Iratinee 2-30. Prices: Id, 2d. 34. ...

... some lines of the last verse.— . . . Confound their politics. Frustrate their knavish tricks. ctn. snineks of the low music hall jingo ditty. There are in my mind only three worthy lints in the; verse, Oh Lord. our God, arise, On Thee our hope we Cod ...

... Mr Yraisk Wens is die produeer A kind of epidmic of old-t.mo eloUnicg .Ltt.iight ttp•to-dnte, seems to be envying (Jeer music hall vyate.m. Ita twin is that of a t-unbication of 0. am-0n work, and very tine fowling Cent ells and the 1.4.vu plc :tent of ...

... .O.NIOHT. 'Troupe of Comedians, in THE 840 & 840. if CM MING BIRDS, an up-todtaii Musical Travesty on the mod Saturday. Music Hall. and Holiday. i 15 m i nute . AGNES TINA, child and earlier. ;Impreeeionist. :THREE (APE GIRLS, and long boot danceis. ALW•IIS ...

... opa l of firaloirtotoon. of Aral*. olf ford. at Smelt's. at sad of fleelb.kp had the Paw Cakyrie. sad were the as *iota. MUSIC HALL ASLAZI. - - During hatoidity sight the Arens/Mk dram. oat tottll de.treted ht Fire. TIM. lag was all altea it on. atom/ ...

... been a patient since the spring of 1901, when he suddenly became Insane while performing for a charity at the Lion Palace Music Hall. . _ YOUR OtOORAPHY • , 1 1 , , ,! . er I . 1 await • / 4 A V ' -- '•;'; 1 • ~ :•::,+,, . \ i‘perm• ,‘;•,;?,•„.,,,./ ...

... (OLLIMCS ENGAUE. MENT AT THE LFICEHTER PALACE. TRIAiL PERPIMMANCE A HUGE StOCEBS. From the coal mine to the of listrate music hall • • k ng way, but it is the of Mr. James Speinatkorpe, popularly known as inzini. — who resides it] North Street, Htemll ...