The Hospital Ball
This annual gathering came off last Monday night and proved to be a great success. There was a good attendance with a preponderance of gentlemen…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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The Juvenile Ball
The Juvenile Ball in connection with the Hospital funds came off Wednesday night. It was a great success, a large number attending and everything "went…
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SYMPATHY with the sufferers from the South mine [?] was last night shown in a practical way, when the Theatre was packed to the doors. Charity concerts as a rale are…
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The City Band, under the baton of Mr. J. Bermingham, performed a programme of choice music yesterday afternoon is the Central Reserve. The weather unfortunately…
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IT i[?] doubtful whether the Theatre has ever before been so full as it was last night. The attraction was the drawing for the Federal Coupon Company's special prizes, flavored…
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SIR,—The committee of the Silver city Minstrel Company has instructed me to call attention to the following notice on the enclosed programme (South mine disaster…
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The Hairdressers' Novelty Band, which gave a concert last night in [?]id of the Min[?]s Disaster Funds, had no difficulty in filling the Town Hall; hundreds, in fact, were…
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The dance social held last [?] in Tait's Masonic Hall in all of the funds of the Convent Commonwealth Fair was financially most successful and socially most enjoyable,…
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An astonishing sight was witnessed at the Town Hill last night, when the Bed Cross Coupon Company celebrated its prise drawlog by giving a free concert. Before 8 o'clock…
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The children whose terpsichorean development is entrusted to Mr. J. J. Carroll have for months past been looking forward to the delights of the annual Juvenile Ball,…
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The Oddfellows' annual ball was held in the Bijon Theatre last Wednesday evening, and from some cause or other was poorly attended. The committee…
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At a meeting held last night it was decided to hold the annual Masonic Ball on Tuesday, August [?], in the new Masonic Hall. The additions to the hall now hoing completed…
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THE Exchange Telegraph Company (June 5) states that on Saturday night a serious affray occurred at Shorncliffe Camp, in which the…
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The concert given by the A. M. A. Band yesterday afternoon in the Central Reserve was favored by uncommonly fine weather, and attracted a large number of people. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The " No-Ball " Trouble. LONDON, Friday Afternoon
Many of the newspapers appland the action of Phillips in no-balling Mold in yesterday's cricket match and say he showed courage. Others insist that the…
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Umpire Phillips, in reply to criticisms regarding his no-balling of Mold, says that be ought to bare no-balled Mild 80, and not 18, times, and that in future…
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The members of the Masonic body intend that the coming ball on August 6, the first in the how hall, shall be a memorable one. The lodgeroom, where the craft has assembled for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [Re[?]'s Message] The "No Ball" Questio[?]. LONDON
Mold, the cricketer, in a letter to the Press, says that 19 umpires are willing to testify that his deliver in bowling is fair Expert opinion in English cricket ought not, he declares, to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →AMUSEMENTS. The Orange Ball
THE annual Orange ball and supper in connection with the July celebrations was held last night in the Town Hall. Always attended with a great deal of success, this…
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The step taken by the A. M. A. Band in substituting for the annual ball an ordinary dance social is not one to be regretted, as the attendance at the Trades Hall last night…
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