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... PREACHING IN A MUSIC HALL To the last of these (Oxford Music Hall, Oxfordstreet), a favourite resort and rendezvous of the gay and profligate of all that part of London, and by the attractive character of the entertainments a popular place of amusement ...
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... TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT A MUSIC HALL. A calamity of a very terrible character occurred in Manchester on Friday-night, in last week. A musichall in Victoria-street, frequented by the lower classes, and known throughout Lancashire as Ben Lang's was the scene ...
... A MUSIC HALL TRAGEDY. AN ACROBAT MURDERED IN HIS TIGHTS BY A DISTRACTED FATHER. The Etna entrance to the well-known Landers Musk Hall, the Canterbury Theatre of Varieties, in the West. minster-bridge-road, was the Beene, ate late boar on Friday night ...
... to pay the Metropolitan Board, who are the proprietors of the present music hall, £15,000 on the transfer of the license to him. The Metropolitan Board acquired the Pavilion Music Hall some years ago under an award of Sir Henry Arthur Hunt, who fixed the ...
... YES, FOR JOSEPH -AHD HIS BASE BRETHREN. The Music Hall gentry had a peat gathering the other day, foes purpose which we should approve, V we did not hold that the Music Hall, as at prima conducted, is so pestilent a nuisance that have nothing to say ...
... THE PEIRCE OF WALES AND MUSIC HALLS. It is the fashion just now in cynical society--(remarks the all society has become more or lees cynical—to to the heir to the Crown a taste, to a for the entertain▪ ci mando-1 We have no desire to be a welfwesellltuteid ...
... THE MUSIC-HALL TRAGEDY. MERLE SENT TO AN ASYLUM. At the Central Criminal Court, on Wednesday, before Mr. Justice Wills, Currek 53, engineer, was placed at the bar to plead to an indictment charging him with the wilful murder of George Thomas Goren, otherwise ...
... A LONDON MUSIC-HALL DESTROYED BY FIRE. Between three and four o'clock on Tw .day • serious fire occurred at the Oxford Music Hall, situate in Oxford-street, near Tottenham-court-road, in London, and the greater portion of the buildini was destroyed before ...
... They had obtained an entry by forcing back a window catch from a passage in the rear of High-street leading to the Bedford Music Hall, and were enabled to carry out their plans without fear of detection, owing to the habits of the occupier. Through failing ...
... often a welcome guest at Broadlands, and who most kindly invited the whole party to a lance of high-class music at the richt Music Hall, now under the same Coffee Tavern Company. Accordingly, after a long stioll through Oxford Street, Regent Street, Placadilly ...
... class of men practically unknown in Loam, though an attempt was once made, we believe, to introduce them into a well-known music hall. They are divided, says the writer, into three very thiAnct categories—the Wines, the and the solitaires. Usually the a ...