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Arthur Lloyd begins the year in London January
4th - Town Hall Middleton, Shorditch,
The Canterbury, London
Pavilion
Jan
11th - Central, The Canterbury, London Pavilion
February 19th - Benefit for Arthur at the Phillharmonic
May
17th - Princess's Palace Leeds - 'Arthur Lloyd,
actor, vocalist, author, composer May 24th - Mechanic's Hall, Hull June 7th - Birmingham Grand Concert Hall
December - Dan Lowrey's Music Hall, Dublin By the 1880s, the music hall was at the height of its popularity in England Royal Arcade, between Old Bond Street and Albemarle Street, opens Royal Albert Dock opens
Arthur Lloyd runs the Shakespeare Music hall Glasgow 26th Nov Concert for Delarue Lloyd at The Queen's Theatre, Dublin January
- Shorditch Theatre, New
Victoria Palace, London Pavilion
June
4th - Brighton Aquarium August - Arthur buys Glasgow Music Hall Leadenhall Market opens Natural History Museum opens Leyton Orient football team formed
Arthur Lloyd - Mostly unknown tour dates Feb 7th - Arthur Lloyd Files for Bankruptcy March 14th - Arthur Lloyd Files for Bankruptcy April 22nd Benefit with Katty King at the Town Hall Shoreditch Arthur Lloyd writes about meeting the hangman William Marwood Royal Avenue Theatre Charing Cross opens - Later Playhouse Toole's Theatre, formerly Charing Cross Theatre, opens Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand open Alhambra Theatre in Leicester Square burns down Tottenham Hotspur football team formed Arthur Lloyd - Unknown tour dates Small electric power station built at 57 Holborn Viaduct Royal College of Music established William Marwood, Hangman, Dies Arthur Lloyd - Mostly unknown tour dates 11th Oct - Arthur and Company perform 'Our Party' in Perth, Scotland Jan - T. C. King at the Theatre Royal, Coventry
24th Oct - Horatio, Arthur and Katty Benefit at Royalty Theatre Glasgow The General Theatrical Programme February 1884 Issue 17th April - Empire Theatre Leicester Square opens George Leybourne dies Prince Of Wales Theatre, Coventry Street, London built Alhambra Theatre in Leicester Square re-opens after fire destroys it in 1882 A de facto underground 'Circle Line' complete (Inner Circle Railway) Cable-driven trams introduced on Highgate hill First public ladies lavatory erected at Oxford Circus Fabian Society form Madame Tussaud's Waxworks move to present Marylebone Road location Theatre Royal, Stratford East, opens National Agricultural Hall in Hammersmith Road (later Olympia) Machine gun invented by Maxim in London Arthur
Lloyd - South London Palace 30th Nov - New London Pavilion Music Hall opens in Piccadilly Circus Marrie Lloyd makes first appearence at the Eagle music hall Will
Fyffe, Scottish Character Comedian Grosvenor Gallery Power Station supplies electricity to area around New Bond Street Highbury Fields bought by the Metropolitan Board of Works and Islington for public use Shadwell Fish Market opens Queen's Park Rangers football team established Millwall football team established Steam trams now in operation May 22nd - Horatio Lloyd's Autobiography is serialised in the Glagow Weekly Herald Arthur Lloyd begins the year in London Weeks
of Jan 9th, 16th, 23rd - Alhambra, Gatti's,
Collins, London Pavilion
with Katty King
March
20th - London Pavilion, Gatti's, Hungerford
May
24th - Moss Varieties Edinburgh
July
12th - Folly
Manchester
October
18th - Aquarium Scarborough with Amy
Height on the Bill Britannia Music Hall, formerly Rotunda, Southwark, closes National Agricultural Hall in Hammersmith Road becomes 'Olympia' City of London buys Highgate Wood for public use Woolwich Arsenal football team established Putney Bridge opens Shaftesbury Avenue built Arthur Lloyd's play Bally Voyan was performed at Newcastle-on-Tyne May
- Theatre Royal, Stratford East
July 9th - Scotia Music Hall Glasgow
July 25th for week - Tyne Theatre Newcastle upon Tyne with ballyvogan
Aug
22nd, 23rd - Bath Hall Moffat
Terry's Theatre built Queen Victoria's first Jubilee 'People's Palace' first stage, the Queen's Hall, opens in East End Earls Court opens at entertainments ground Charing Cross Road opens Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith, opens after being bought by Metropolitan Board of Works Kilburn Park opens after being acquired by the City of London Arthur Lloyd - Mostly unknown tour dates April 20th - Theatre Royal
Jersey Wilton's music hall becomes a mission hall Theatre Royal, Stockport Built Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue Opens Jack the Ripper murders June 11th - Mechanic's Hall, Hull Christmas to Feb 11th - Arthur Lloyd and Katty King at the Aquarium, Brighton Arthur Lloyd - Otherwise Unknown tour dates Horatio Lloyd, Arthur Lloyd's father, dies Old Tivoli theatre built by Frank Matcham The Grand Order of Water Rats Founded Metropolitan Board of Works replaced by London County Council Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, opens Woolwich Ferry starts White Hart Inn, Borough High Street, a coaching inn, demolished 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910
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