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... THE MEETING IN ThE MUSIC HALL. • The meeting for the prteentation of the address to Earl Rumen was held, according to announoetnent, In the Music Hall, Nelson-street; Dr. Headlam in the chair. In the side elevations were many of the !adios of Newcastle ...
... A GLASGOW MUSIC HALL WRECKED. A riot took place a few days since at the Alexandra Music Hall, ih the course of which that establishment was completely wrecked, and the drawings of the night carried off. The affair arose through a dispute between the ...
... Music HALL, Coussrr.—During the past week the entertainments at the Music Hall have been all that the most fastidious could desire. The various artistes are well known, and occupy very distingui.hed positions in their profession. The performances of Mr ...
... IREAT FIRE IN PORTSSIOIITH.-A MUSIC HALL DESTROYED. A disastrous fire has occured in Prospect Road, Port mouth. It commenced in the large soap works to Mr. Tilley, and extended to the South London Music 11, belonging to Mr. 11. C. liughee. 3oth were ...
... GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING IN THE MUSIC HALL, 81:10TLEY BRIDGE. Os Weireday evening one of the greatest Temperince nissline it has ever been our lot to attend was in the Made Hail bere,—a lecture as the subject of delivered by the Rev. Francis Hearsay, ...
... Public Notices. MUSIC HALL, CONSETT. - Lessee and Manager. Mr. Edward Fielding. MONDAY, Aram 28TH, 1873, First appearance, for six nights only, of Ma. and Mas. WILLINGHAM, Negro Comedians, Instrumentalists and Dancers. First appearance for six nights ...
... MUSIC HALL 71RTIST'S CLAIM. Against Local Pictur: Hall Pr/pH:tom Mt' lotupeit•tut% of tliT ult ' Picture Hull. William 1 Ilm 1141kIt Mr. WIII. air. al Ow I •• Ow 111010 11111 - ..em. • ler ed 111 he ut pro..ont Ms. Johnnot !tattoo!, 1,11 e as, lb ...
... MUSIC HALL, CONSETT: — • , Lessee Mr. EDWAID FIELDING. MOWDAY, 7th, and daring the I 'SIR. AND MS. ALFRED GARN relli 4 6 ; . Negro Comedians. - • •s fiIft . SISTERS HALES, Sensation Duettists and Dancers. MASTER HA VANAGFES. Irish Comedian. R. BERTHA ...
... Music Hall, Stanley. MR. N. XLBDON will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in the above Hall, this day (Friday), commencing at 6 p.m., a large quantity of DRAPERY GOODS, of every description. The above Goods are well worthy of the attention of the Public. 482 m ...
... MUSIC HALL, CORBETT. Lessee .Mr. EDWARD Frafxuxu. For the week oommencing MO7fDAT. May 11th, THE ARLOTTE TROUPE Of Mile and Female Acrobats—five in number— From Drury Lane, London. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS MAJOR, Comic Duettists. MONS LOUIE LAVATOR, Tr ...
... • MUSIC HALL, CONSICTT. 'ita- Lessee Mr. EDWARD Frannie. PIANIST %ACM • •• Mr. Bzoons. For the week commencing MONDAY, February 24h, THE ELNIOTT TROUPE of Male and Female Acrobats (811 in number). MONS. CARDON, French Conjuror. MR. P. WATSON, - Irish ...
... MUSIC HALL, CONSETT. Lessee . .Mr. Edward Fielding. MONDAY, May 12th, 1873, and during the week. For Six Nights only PROFESSOR and MADAME POTTER, the wonderful Necromancers, performers of the Marvellous Caeinet Illusions, who will appear in their ...