... THE TENANT LEAGUE. GREAT MEETING IN THE MUSIC HALL. {Abridged from the Freeumn.) The first meeting of the Irish Tenant League, upon which the hopes of the country sanguinely rest, was held in the Music Hall, Friday evening. The meeting was worthy of the ...

... MURDEROUS OUTRAGE IH LONDON. morning, three of the performers the band •ft WflatU’s Music hall, Holboro. left that establishment on their way home. They belonged the •rds, and were in uniform. As they were going along Vernon-place, Bloomsbury square. ...

... the Music Hall; but they will be re umed on next Tuesday evening, the loth instant, and continued on the appointed days until end of the course. We are sure that the disappointment felt on yesterday evening by the crowds who found the Music Hall closed ...

... the sufferer will now. to some extent, forget her sorrows in the prospmt the happiness of her children. There is to be new music hall opened here shortly the locality being the Strand. There are already quite enough such places in London, and, for the sake ...

... entered and immediately started enliven the proceedings. One the number introduced a mandoline and gave some of the latest music hall ditties, which were joined -n the other members the team. The audience took them good hnmonredly and seemed to enjoy them ...

... TIIK IRISH CONFEDERATION. A meeting of this body was held on Tuesday evening, ot the Music Hall. The meeting was advertised for eight o’clock, but long before that hour Abbey-street was crowded to excess. Large bodies of police, under the command of ...

... lecture on Hungary, iii connection with the condition and general interest of Europe.” in presence of a numerous audience. the Music Hall, Edinburgh. He said ; “Niue years full of woe, torture, and misery have rolled by since Hungary, deprived of her freedom ...

... refilling the issue will speedily be tested, the 11 magic botile,” it is ca'led, will shortly be shown to the public at West End music hall a large reward being offered to whoever succeeds in refilling it. f/j3 Picnic give your fricu a treat by turning out a Cora ...

... to advertise tor the lost stranger. The subject exciting most notice here just now is the disaster at the Surrey Gardens* Music Hall on Sunday last. It is n d province give you long account of the ei* This you will find in New' pa;>ers» hut can inform you ...

... before the grand jury, was Mr. Hodges, the government reporter, who proved the speech delivered by Sir. Smith OTnen at the Music Hall on the 15th of March, which speech was also proved in evidence against him on the trial in the Court of Queen’s Bench, when ...

... without some respectability ; and one anxious strict justice describing it, cannot pronounce it have been decided failure. The Music Hall, which the meeting was held, i.ot a very capacious building, yet it was not by any means densely crowded until a late hour ...

... to hand them over. Why he did ao could not ascertain. Meagher’* previous speeches in Dublin, Including hi* oration In the Music Hall (after the return of the Deputation from Franeel on the Raising of the Barricades, Working the God of Rat lea, and calling ...