... has had an opportunity of seeing his children. General Booth having refused to pay rates on the Eagle Tavern and Grecian Theatre, the Shoreditch Vestry have determined to take legal proceedings against him for the recovery of the amount due. Frederick ...

... hold of Mr. George at the same time, and they struguled to the door. When through the door there is another place used for a theatre at times. When Mr. George was wrestling with the man, myself and Carter got them parted, but they began again, and I tried ...

... persons perished, being either burnt or trampled to death. No affair so horrible has been reported since the fire at the Ring Theatre at Vienna. Berditimbeff, the scene of Ibis frightful calm , ity, is a large trading town in the government tit Kieff. In this ...

... renewal of the license for the Theatre Royal. He remarked that the same sureties ero o ff ered for the good conduct of the building.—Superiatendent Millar said he had made a recent examination of the doors of the theatre, and he had no complaint to make ...

... Staineßife Mills. Referring to the put Yetir, be said it had been a memorable one for the devastation which had been wrought. Theatres, churches, mills, and mansions had been reduced to &Ghee by that fearfully devouring element, fire, while its damage might ...

... glittering shops that would done credit to the leading thoroughfares of either London or Paris. He rode past the l'odnolonysba Theatre,where the approaching advent of the great Jewish tragedienne Sarah Pernbardt, was announced in letters a fooi long, without ...

... order to have him locked up, but prisoner made his escape through the window.—Prosecutor, how. ever, caught him near the Theatre.—The servant afterwards said she bad a slight knowledge of prisoner being in the house.—The Magistrates Clerk asked if witness ...

... allli 10d. each. DAY'S rpwo &n. .1 hWa. lON. each COTTAGE FURNITURE. beet ever keenkt PAU= DATIL 10 LARGE ROOMS, by the Theatre. bewsbary. _ OAIIPNII3, best in town. New Pstarsa Or, panned, meat, N. 100 luw to riot baaI.—DATIL A cHt,icK BEL/it:LION of ...

... rightly by attending theatres, and that it would be suftlent for him ts say that Sunday school teachers ought not to attend such places of amusement. ( %Nihilists.) Mr ALFORD (Leeds) said a Sunday who teacher ought not to be found in a theatre. (Hear, hear.) ...

... hour on inoroing. The ire is supposed to have been caused by overheating. At an early hour Tin-slay morning the Royal Star Theatre and Music !•tociiton-on-Te.a. wilh the scenery and effects destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at or ~10.000. The origin ...

... He condemned cricket and football clubs and stein plays, believing that the latter would end in creating a taste for the theatre. He maintained that the ten. dency of popular recreations was to exceed the limits within which they ehoaW exist, and in this ...

... ant. He Dixon Berthoud tben the sewed reading of • bill for the regulation theatres, with a view to the prevention of fires, explaining that its object was to put all the theatres and music halls under a central authority, In the 'tame way as mines and ...