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... quioker in consequence. ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THB DAVENPORT JUGGLERS.— On Friday the Brothers Davenport had a seance at the Music Hall, Leeds. After some preliminaries th& Brothers were tied, and the first to complain was Wm. Davenport, upon which considerable ...
... singular scene for his religious labours. Arrayed in his usual full costume as a monk he delivered on Friday night at the Music Hall, Store-street, Bedford square, the first of a series of intended lectures, selecting for his subject, The Christianity of ...
... difficulties of all such churches can be cheaply 'and efficiently remedied. Here it is. I have delivered some lectures in the Music Hall, in the city of Laurence, Massachussets. I he hall is one hundred and ten feet long, sixry feet wide, and forty-two f.-et ...
... from the person of Edward Burmiston, an assistant-paymaster of the Royal Navy. The prosecutor had been to the Blue Bell, a music hall in Portsmouth, and left in company with the female, going to some house and having some drink; thereafter, at a little after ...
... of his two assailants. M'Donald was employed as a musician at Wes- ton's Music Hall, and had been performing there on Friday night. He is 23 years of age. He left the music hall when it closed, and with two com- panions went to the Turk's Head public ...
... TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT MANCHESTER. On Friday a deplorable accident took place at Manchester. A music-hall in Victoria-street, fre- quented by the lower classes, and known throughout Lancashire as Ben Lang's,' was the scene of the sad event. The price of ...
... PEnFOItMER.- The Dundee Advertiser reports a lamentable accident, which befel a gymnast—one of the Brothers Bolona at the Dundee Music-hall, on Thursday night. The brothers went through some very clever and dariug gym- nastic performances, which many of tho audience ...
... daad. It appeared f euieased had been a sailor, and upon his lllger aj° tu!s country he fell in love with a n.-0* goino-1 music-hall, anc^ be then decided upon n ''> ftnd^v.0 Sea a8a^X1' The singer was a pretty R^sion u8 Was yery jealous of her. Upon one ...