Union Foo[?]ball Club’s Entertainment
The Union Football Club’s first entertainment took place in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening, and passed off most successfully. The club has more then reason to be proud of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1885
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A Row in a Theatre
NEWCASTLE, Sunday.--During an entertainment last night at the Victoria Theatre in aid of the Honeysuckle Volunteer Fire Brigade, a melee ensued owing to two men in the audience fighting…
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On Saturday it was announced in the Press that a lecture would be delivered by Mr Thomas Walker, in the Theatre Royal, on the subject of "State Murders or Capital Punishment." And…
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Sir,--For the last day or two advertisements have appeared in the daily journals inviting the public to attend one of Mr Walker's lectures on the subject of "State Murders," having some particular reference to…
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It is announced that an amateur entertainment will be given at the theatre Royal this evening, in aid of the funds of the Goodenough Royal Mayal Home. It will be under distinguished patronage, and is…
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One of the men who created a disturbance in the Victoria Theatre, on Saturday night, was yesterday charged with the offence. It was held, however, that his arrest was illegal, the theatre…
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The benefit performance given at the Theatre Royal last night by some of our cleverest amateur actors and actresses was a decided success, the programme being a good one will carried out, and the attendance…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Living or Dead. Book I.—the Wingates. Chapter I.—corporal Ball
A bitter freezing night in December. The snowflakes fell thickly o'er housetop and street, and covered the ice-bound rivers as with a huge winding sheet. A dreadful…
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GOULBURN, Thursday. -- List night the annual Masonic ball, under the auspices of the Loyal Duke of Edinburgh 645 [?].O., came off in the Oddfellowe' Hall. There was a very good attendance and the…
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Mr. F. R. Peel, professor of music, gave a complimentary concert on Wednesday evening in the Glebe Town Hall, which was so numerously attended that sitting accommodation was at a premium, and a large…
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The German Club Concordia had its annual ball in West's Academy Academy on Friday evening, and i[?] proved a most enjoyable affair. The attendance numbered between 130 and 140, and in[?] several of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fine Arts. Pictures of the London Season 1885. London, May 1
The 117th Exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts, which opens to the public on Monday next, contains more than 2000 works. This is an unprecedentedly large number; and, of course, would not…
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Under the auspices of Messrs. Williamson, Garner, and Musgrove, to whom we are indebted for the expected advent of Mr. Dion Boucicault, Concert Meister Kruse re-appeared the other night in the…
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At this time ten years ago the musical public of Melbourne were rejoicing in the successful accomplishment of a mission, in which Mr. Julius Herz, conductor of the Metropolitan Liedertafel in Melbourne, was the prime…
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(FROM OUR REPORTER.) On Thursday, evening last the bachelors of the Mitchell and Sunny Corner district gave what they termed a "Social," but which would be better…
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A concert was held in St. Anne's Hall on Tuesday, in aid of the Ryde C.C. funds. Over 180 persons were present. The Mayor, Mr. G. E. Herring, president of the club, occupied the chair. Mrs. Docker presided at the pianoforte…
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At long before the time of opening the Protestant Hall for the evening's entertainment in the shape of a ball, numbers of persons were waiting for admission. As…
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To-night is the first of the Kruse concert season, when the Australian violinist will be introduced to a Sydney audience. Concert-Meister Kruse's selections are a concert in G major, De Beriot; Cavatine, Raff; Polonaise in A…
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ABOUT thirty couple attended the plain and fancy dress bull held under the auspices of the Acorn Lodge, No. 8, United Ancient Order of Druids, is the Masonic Hall on Wednesday…
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On Thursday, June 25th, the bachelors of the Mitchell and Sunny Corner district gave what they termed a " social," but which would be better described as a ball and conversazione. When it is…
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