People's Concert
As will be seen by advertisement in another column, the above will be reopened this Saturday evening, in the Protestant Hall. A good programme has…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1881
165 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 9
Victoria Theatre
ANOTHER excellent house assembled last night to witness the fine diorama of the Zulu War, which is nightly being exhibited. Great excitement was…
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THOMPSON'S Diorama of the Zulu War was again exhibited to a good house at the Victoria Theatre last night. The attraction in the gift section were as…
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AT the Victoria Theatre last evening there was again a very large attendance, who seemed well pleased with the entertainment. A suite of furniture was again…
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WE are pleased to learn that arrangements have been made for two first class concerts, to be given in the Victoria Theatre, Newcastle, on 26th and 27th…
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LAST evening the diorama of the Zulu War was again exhibited to a very fair audience, and at the close of the lecture several prizes were awarded, the principal…
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THAT was a brilliant ball of the Countess of Cork's, the other night when the guests were invited on condition that they would pay court to the queen…
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THOMPSON'S diorama of the Zulu War secured another good house at the Victoria Theatre last night; public interest appearing not to lag in any way. Still one…
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ON Saturday night a full house assembled at the Victoria Theatre, on which occasion Thompson's panorama of the Zulu War was repeated for the last time in…
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YESTERDAY the Victoria Theatre, in Perkin-street, underwent a very narrow escape from demolition by fire. Some neighbours at the rear had lighted a…
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OUR readers are probably unaware of the great musical treat in store for them are long. We understand that definite arrangements have been made with the…
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A GRAND minstrel and ethiopian entertainment is announced to be given at the above theatre this (Thursday) evening, by the Newcastle Minstrels, in aid of the…
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THE Ballarat Courier alluded to the singing of Signora Fabris, in the opera "Lucrezia Borgia," as follows:— "Throughout the evening, Signor Fabris…
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IT is scarcely necessary, after the flattering opinions of the press of various cities, which have been inserted during the week, to remind our readers of the treat…
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A PLEASANT and appropriate manner of closing the festivities of Anniversary Day will assuredly be indulged in by all true lovers of vocal and instrumental music in…
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LAST evening witnessed an event in our local annals of successful vocal and instrumental entertainments that will long be had if remembrance by all those who…
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Galveston, Texas, Dec. 7, 1880.—A despatch to the News from For, Stockton says:—Persons who had just arrived from San Elizaria report that…
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THE second grand concert given by Signor and Signora Fabris last evening, at the above theatre, was, we are glad to state, well patronised by the elite of Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Nihilist's End. An-adventurous Life and Tragic Death—arthur Lieberman Puts a Pistol Ball in His Head—escaping From Death in Russia and Despairing in America
Syracuse, Nov. 21, 1880.—To-day a man named Arthur Lieberman, who took his own life by putting a bullet through his head, was buried…
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A ball match for £5 aside was played at Adamstown on Saturday, between W. Lee and John Jenkins, of Adamstown, against W. Kelly (with…
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