... 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 ...

... somewhat singular scene for his religious labours. Arrayed in his usual full costume as a monk he delivered last week at the Music Hall, Store-street, Bedford-square, the first of a series of intended lectures, selecting for his subject, The Christianity of ...

... strives to be impartial, but rather shews his sympathy with the party of whom no less an authority than Mr Harry Sydney, of Music Hall fame, says is the one in which five out of six of the gentlemen' of England belong. Speaking of Carnarvonshire the writer ...

... comfort himself with goods and money to the extent of 21,000. Being of a religious turn of mind he en- gaged to buy a large music hall for a chapel, ordered a costly communion service, and his generosity was the theme of more than one discourse in the pulpit ...

... 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 ...

... their part towards convincing the Lords that the county is against Mr Gladstone. Mr Straight has been talking to them at the Music Hall, and, inspired by the learned barrister's eloquence, they have memorialized the Peers. We are glad to read that the meeting ...

... 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 ...

... medical treat- ment, and is strong enough to take exercise most freely. The other night, an athlete performing at the Alhambra Music Hall, Nottingham, undertook to seize a rope with his teeth, and suspending himself thus, to hold some half- dozen 56 lb. weights ...

... divorce case was heard by Lord Penzance on Saturday. The petitioner (wife of a Mr Braham, who was con- nected with a Liverpool music hall) some four years ago obtained a divorce from her husband on the grounds of cruelty and adultery. Subsequently she became ...

... annual fr Hlvv' gii'th^iYig in conection with the Chamber of Agriculture fo* Shropshire was held on Saturday last, at the Music Hall, Shrewsbury. Earl Granville presided, and his speech will be interesting to others besides 'our agricultural readers. The ...