The most appalling casualty that has happened for many years in Sheffield took place last night at the Surrey Music-hall, in Westhar. Five persons are known to have been killed, and two-more have received such ...
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Article : 251 words[Before Inspector Hamilton, J.P. and R. F. Newland.] ASSAULT. G. Morgan, charged with assaulting J. Dunn, at the Reedbeds, was fined 40s. and costs. It appeared that both parties met at an inn and had some words about a dog. ...
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Article : 215 wordsSIGNOR CUTOLI.—This distinguished p[?]nist, whose efforst hove won golden opinions from the Melbourne press, will give his first concert at White's Room[?] on Friday evening. ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 23 Nov 1858, Page 3
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