The Right to Eject From a Theatre
The following reference by the St. James’s Gazette to a case before the English courts is of public interest:—“ Mrs. Weldon’s case against Mr. Riviere stands…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1885
40 stories in Murray's papers · page 1 of 2
Border Brass Band
THE annual meeting of members of this institution, held at the Royal Hotel, Corowa, on Monday evening last, was very poorly attended. In…
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A terrible panic occurred on the 1st November at a place of entertainment in Glasgow called tho Star Theatre, frequented chiefly by the working classes. About…
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Border Brass [?]ted in Wagga. A volunteer corps st[?] Monday. Wahgunyah Mill Started last [?] Beechworth Hospital concert, February…
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The foundation-stone was laid last week, [?] the mayor, of Her Majesty’s Theatre and Grand Opera House, which is to be created at the north-eastern corner of Pitt and…
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IN spite of a downpour of rain that, commencing about eight o'clock, threatened to continue during the evening, a large audience assembled at the School of Arts, Corowa to wit[?]ss the concert in…
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Notwithstanding the threatening appearance the heavens in the early part of the evening of the 11th inst., and the downfall of rain a little later, the School of Arts was filled with…
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WHETHER for enthusiasm for the cause of district charity or from appreciation of the excellent programme prepared, the people of Rutherglen mustered at the Town-hall on Monday night far more…
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The evening's amusement was provided for by a select entertainment under the patronage of the "Ravens." A large audience assembled in the Town-hall and…
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MR. HERMAN MERIVALE, in his powerful novel, "Faucit of Balliol," gives his hero's idea of the utmost happiness compatible with the lot of suffering humanity as "a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. John's Concert
THE last annual concert in aid of St. John's Sunday Schools given in the School of Arts, Corowa, on the evening of Good Friday did not attract a very numerous audience, and…
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THE announcement of a concert by the pupils of the Victorian Asylum and School for the Blind was sufficient of itself to ensure a large amount of warm sympathy…
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The first of these agreeable and enjoyable concerts for the season took place at the Athenaeum Hall on Monday night, when a large and respectable audience filled the place to overflowing. The opening…
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The first concert held this year at Gunbar, on Wednesday evening last, was a great success. The building was filled by a most appreciative audience, numbering over 150 persons. No tea meeting being held in connection with it, it was to a…
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The second of the fortnightly concerts was given at the Athenaeum on Thursday evening last before a very large audience. The programme which was a very varied one took the form of both vocal and…
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The annual Oddfellows' torchlight procession and concert took place on Monday evening, and must be pronounced a decided success. The Oddfellows formed up at Lakeman's Hall, and the procession moved off at 7.20 p.m. Mr. M'Kinney…
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THE formal re-opening of Foord's Store, Wahganyah, under the management of the Library Committee ranks as an event in the somewhat dull…
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A concert took place at the Athenaeum on Wednesday evening last, in aid of the Wesleyan Church circuit fund, and was very successful both vocally and financially. The hall was filled by an appreciative…
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If if not often that Deniliquin is visited by such a brilliant artist in his profession as Edouard Eemenyi, and when that is considered it is not a matter for s[?]rp[?]ice that the audience was of such a…
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An incident thoroughly French in all its circumstances has lately taken place in connection with the suicide of an officer in Caen. Some time ago a Parisian actress in…
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