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... LIVERPOOL ROYAL COURTI THEATRE. I Few Liverpool people, or indeed the residents in m:, ;,art of Lancashire who take an'y interest in crumanic matters, have not at some time of their lives been in the 'Amphi. The Liverpool Amphi- theatre. in irreat Charlott- ...
... THE ROYAL COURT THEATRE. About two o'clook yesterday morn3ing, large volumes of smoke were found issuing from the back of the Roysa Court Theatre at the oorner of Great Charlotte-street and Roe-street. The watch- l man of the theatre, Thomas Wareley, ...
... ?? ITHE ACCIDENT AT A BRIGHTON! i1 THEATrRE. | As already briefly reported, a shocking accident occurred at the Oxford Theatre of Varieties, New- road, Brighton, on Tuesday evening, a boy's head being completely shattered by a cannon during the performance ...
... DANGEROUS STATE OF THE COLOSSEUM THEATRE. ThSGRA'CEFUL DISREGARD (F PUBLIC SAFETY. At the second police court in Dale-street, yester- day. before Mr. ?? (who sat there for the hearing of the sanitary cases), Jacob Goodman, the lessee of the ColosFeum ...
... PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE . LICENSE. A special theatrical licensing session was held yesterday at the City Police-buildings for the pur- pose of hearing an application bv Miss Fanny Josephs for a license for the Prince of Wales Theatre, Clayton-square. ...
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... FEARFUL SCENE IN A THEATRE. A ?? aliaring scene was enaoted at the Theatre loyal, Sheffield, on Sunday afternoon, and it is matter for surprise that we have not to chronicle .1ie of life to a fearful extent. For some tihme past the Rev. B. Stattons, an ...
... A LIVERPOOL CLERGYMAN h AND THiE THEATRE. TO THtE 31erona Or TEI LtVRSPOOL MKROU7D. Gentlemen,-I was surprised at reading the u paragraph inder the above heading in your - issue of to-ay's date. A Liverpool clergyman, r. speaking at Chester, made the ...
... THE FIRE AT THE ROYAL COURT THEATRE. A large number of people visited the Royal 1 Court Theatre yesterday to view the scene of the f disastrous fire, and during the day 3Mr. Robert t Arthur, the lessee and manager, received n numerous letters of sympathy ...
... DETAILS OF THE BURNL\G OF BROORLYN THEATRE. The second edition of Saturday's Timecs contains. lengthy particulara, received by telegraph. of the catastrophe in the Brooklyn Theatre, but the full extent of the fire had not been realised at the departure ...
... in the theatre, many seriously. ost oft them are suffering from burns on the face. The r patients are all being treated in hospital, L is reported that two men and four women r connected with the company which was per- t forming at the theatrs are missing ...
... IREPEAL ME TING AT THE QUEEN'S I ~~THEATRE. A enoli meetiog of personsfliendly to tie repeal Of the Union wAS held [it the Qt cucs Theatre, C3ristlis-trect, last niot for the purpa-3 of hearing an adidres from Mr. O'Oonneill, who, in acecepting the i ...