... wallow in gluttony, drunkenness, and tawdry finery. Let us brighten our lives by spending our money and time in theatre and music hall, in football and cricket, in racing and gambling, in novelreading, and (occasionally) in sensational religious services ...

... Theatres and Institutions; likewise at the Concert Hall, Liverpool ; Free Trade Flail, Manchester; Town Hall. Birmingham ; Music Hall, and Theatre Royal, Sheffield; Theatre Royal. Newcastle, Leeds, York, Hull, Yarmouth, Norwich, Brighton, Exeter, Plymouth ...

... against a man who was tined for cruelty to a horse, a constable stated that on Saturday he was at the back of the Empire Music Hall in a coal-shed. Mr. Mead : What were you doing in a coalshed ! Another Officer : He means cut de sac. sir. (Laughter ...

... Theatres and Institutions ; likewise at the Covert Hall, Liverpool ; Free Trade Hall, Manchester; Town Hall, Birmingham ; Music Hall, and Theatre Royal, Sheffield; Theatre Royal, Newcastle, Leeds, York, Hull, Yarmouth, Norwich, Brighton, Exeter, Plymouth ...

... Theatres and Institutions; likewise at the Concert Hall, Liverpool ; Free Trade Hall, Manchester; Town Hall, Birmingham ; Music Hall, and Theatre Royal, Sheffield; Theatre Royal, Newcastle, Leeds, York, Hull, Yarmouth, Norwich, Brighton, Exeter, Plymouth ...

... shores at the number of white people about, the fixed determination of another not to budge from the emorgency exit of a music hall owing to an overwhelming dread of premature cremation, sink int. insignificance compared with the diabolic deed of stopping ...

... knew no more. The woman and boy went to Cambridge Music Hall. There they met a uan. She asked him to treat. She then went borne and left after saying she was to meet, a man at the Cambridge MUSIC Hall. Whether or not met him is not known, for the blind ...

... his wife dined with them on January 19. The Coroner—Did they seem all right Mr. Nash—Yes. They had had a meeting at the Music Hall Ladies' Guild that afternoon, and adjourned to our house to have just a little private dinner, and Mr. Crippen accompanied ...

... OOO for a Free Library. He gave£lo,ooo in 1884 to the Bellevue Hospital ' of New York. Tao million dollars in 1885 for a Music Hall. Library and Art Library at Pittsburg. To Edinburgh he gave £50,000 for a free Library and a similar amount for a free Library ...

... BUSPICION AROUSED. Miss May, secretary to the Music Hall Ladies' Guild, told us. Of course, it was a big surprise to all. On Feb. 27 there was a dinner of the Benevolent Institution, presided over by Mr. Joe Elvin. We were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ...

... their appearance. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne were loudly cheered on passing along streets to Music Hall At the entrance to Music Hall were received by ...

... especially regarding the identification of the remains. Miss Le Neve has received sixteen offers of marriage and countless Music Hall offers. _ The price of Consols has fallen to seventyeight and three-quarters, the lowest figure since 1831, thus yielding ...