The Ring Theatre Disaster
The disaster which took place at the Ring Theatre occurred on the evening of the Fete of the Immaculate Conception. A few minutes before the performance commenced the stage of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1882
30 stories in Murray's papers · page 1 of 2
"The Ball Scandal."
"GOOD Cheer," the Christmas number of Good Words, which consists of a series of stories, having the general title of "The Personal Recollections of Peter Stonnor…
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"GOOD Cheer," the Christmas number of Good Words, which consists of a series of stories, having the general title of "The Personal Recollections of Peter Stonn[?]…
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Took place in the Apollo Hall, and was patronised by about 200 persons. Dancing in comfort was out of the question, and a large fire which had been prepared by the caterer at the…
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The concert in the evening, at the Town-hall, was well attended, and proved highly successful. The fine bass-singing of Mr. W. Duncan-was,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →St. Matthew’s Choir Fund Concert
The concert in aid of the choir fund of St. Matthew’s Church took place on Friday evening last, and fully realised the rather sanguine expectations of its promoters. From a…
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Which was for the benefit of the band, was, considering the little concert up the street at Scott’s Hotel, very well patronised ; the only deficiency in the programme being on the part…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Public Meeting at the Town Ball
A public meeting was held at the Town Hall on Wednesday night last Mr J. Evans, mayor, in in the chair. In opening the meeting the chairman stated that he had called them together in response…
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Another little incident, we are informed, occurred in connection with the “Beaney Ball,” which is not likely to have an amusing termination. A gentleman holding a commission…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Panic in the Theatre Royal, Melbourne
About half-past 10 on Monday night, whilst “The Green Lanes of England” was being performed at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, a constable endeavored to eject a man who was…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Original Correspondence. Late Rutherglen Concert. To the Editor
SIR, --Through the medium of your columns permit me to raise my voice against the rather unfair way in which a certain songstress was treated at the Church…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Blind Asylum Concert
The band and choir of the Victorian Asylum for the Blind gave a concert at the Mechanics’ Institute on Saturday evening, Dr. Andrews occupying the chair. The affair proved in…
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A CONCERT-LECTURE in aid the building fund of the institute was given [?] Friday last, in the School of Arts, by [?] Mr. McBurney, Mr.McBurney…
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The complimentary concert tendered to Mr. M. Glynn in recognition of his many public services took place at the Mechanicsâ Institute on Thursday evening, 20th inst., and passed off…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Oddfellows' Annual Ball. Seventh Anniversary
IT has for several years past been the custom of the Loyal Border Lodge of Oddfellows, Manchester Unity, to hold their annual ball during show…
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LAST evening the football and cricket clubs took advantage of the crowded state of Corowa to give an amateur entertainment in aid of their funds…
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The concert at the Town Hal. on Wednesday night by Mr Stewart and his pupils was [?] attended, and the efforts of the local [?] lent their assistance were highly applauded [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Prayer and Glass Ball Shooting
To a reporter who asked for the result of the glass ball shooting of the Leatherstocking Gun Club, of Oswego, a member answered: "No, sir; we are not going to tell you…
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There were in the building 320 pictures intended as exhibits in connection with the annual exhibition of the Art Society of New South Wales. These pictures were of a high…
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For the benefit of the Church of England parsonage, was held on Wednesday night, in St. George’s Hall. The hall was crowded, standing room being alone obtainable. During…
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