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... ALARMING ACCIDENT AT A MUSIC HALL. The Mercury During the performance at the Princess'. Palace Music Hall a serious accident happened to one of the audience, named Elijah Fenton, 35, residing in York-street. For several nights a performer styling himself ...
... totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday. This makes thE third destructive conflagration of its kind lately, the others being the Music Hall and Ginnett's Circus. The theatre has of late been occupying a secondary position as a Theatre or Varieties. Tbe damage ...
... night a clerk out of employment, named Frank Sedgbur, aged 24, shot his sweetheart, Emily Tripp, barmaid at the Alhambra Music Hall, and afterwards committed suicide. As they were walking in Dore street he drew a revolver and fired twice at her. One bullet ...
... favour of either. The sum of both is but noise and nonsense. In the second piece some music, hall business is intro• duced which provokm laughter. but as music hall business it does not rank high. A little leaven of humour is introduced by Mr. George ...
... curate had for amusements, 'roe theatrical and music hall world have, nevertheless, determined that Br Headlam is a martyr to Lilts Caine. are getting Up a church for Mtn, and it is stated that one music hall proprietor alone is ready to advance 41,000 to ...
... THE ACCIDENT AT A YOKO HALL. The man Fenton, who was seriously injured on Friday night at the Princess's Palace Music Hall, Leeds, while attempting to catch a ball from • cannon belonging to a performer named Hoßum, who bad offered a reward of 250 to ...
... the offence, the prisoner, in addition, being actuated by a feeling of jealousy at bearing that the deceased had been to a music hall accompanied by s. young man. At the time in question the deceased was walking along the Denmark-road, when the prisousr ...
... the year 1863, as lessee of the Regent-street Music Hall, Westminster, London, but had to compound with hia creditors at the end of about two years. He then came to Manchester and took the Alexandra Music Hall, now known as the Folly Theatre of Varieties ...
... REGISTERED AT GENERAL POST OFFIVEI TRA.NSMISSION ABROAD. PRICE ONE PKNBI FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY NOTTINGHAN CASTLE MUSIC HALL, DENTON. The Proprietor, Mr. J. Huntington, begs to tinnounce that be has engaged the following celebrated vocalists, dancers, ...
... father did it( t approve of their acquaintance, they contrived to meet, and the prisoner induced her to accompany him to a music hall, and after that to a strange house, where they sicpt. Be then toOk her to Glasgow, where they went through,a marriage ceremony ...
... prize meetings. The verdict of the jury was that he committed suicide whilst of unsound mind. Deceased was manager of a music hall and theatre. Bin H. J STRACEY, Bart., has died, after a serious illness, at his residence, Rackheath-park, Norfolk. He was ...
... of them were killed. General Howard is pursuing the Indians. A MUSIC HALL DESTROYED BY FIRE. , . Mont one o'clock the other morning Mr. Hutch, linscin, the occupier of Wilton's Music Hall, Well I •clOse•aquare, East Smithfield, was awakened by the I screams ...