... THE SOIREE In the evening a soiree was held in the mechanics’ ball, at which a great number attended. The Rev. T. Pearson was called to the chair, and the proceedings were enlivened at intervals by the strains of band instrumentalists. The CHAIRMAN briefly ...

... THE SOIREE In celebration of the above event a public soiree was held in the Cutlers’ Hall, and upwards of 400 persons sat down to an excellent tea. Amongst the company were the Revs. T. W. Ridley (president of the Conference), H. O. Crofts, D.D. (ex ...

... POSTMEN’S SOIREE AT Last night the postmen of annual soiree in the Guildhall. held thea sons of tea, About 300 lowed an admirable and at the concert which fob men Master Waketield, Mr. J. Wak t was given by Professor |, comedian y Gregory, Ellis, ss L ...

... EVENING SOIREE. In the evening a crowded and enthusiastic meeting was held in the Town Hall, when addresses were presented to Mr. Bright and Mr. Scholefield. Mr. Scholefield, in the course of bia reply, described the Reform Bill of the late Government ...

... CHRISTMAS SOIREES. St. Stephen's.—Last evening social tea in connection with St. Stephen's Church was held the Temperance Hall, Townhead-atreet. There was an attendance of upwards of persona. An exceedingly good repast was provided, at the conclusion ...

... AN ORANGE SOIREE. SEIZURE OF SNIDER RIFLES. ■Dublin, Tuesday Evening.—An Orange soiree * 8 held to-night at Molesworth Hall. Capt. Madden it was the duty of Orangemen not to give the assistance to the Government, and if he had ~een a voter he would have ...

... THE CATHOLIC SOIREE The Catholics of Sheffield held their annual soiree last evening in the school room, Gardens The room was decorated in tasteful manner evergreens, &c, and in such plenitude that one part of the evening the heat from one tbe burners ...

... THE MAYORS SOIREE. In the social world Englishman of to-day has the best lot.” Such, at least, was the opinion of Emerson after his sojourn amongst us, and his observant shrewdness was not far at fault. As people, Englishmen are fond of particip ding ...

... UNITARIAN SOIREE. On Tuesday, social meeting of the congregation snd friends of the Upper Chapel, Norfolk-street, was held in the Cutlers' Hall, the purpose of the meeting being to welcome the Rev. John Ltettis Short, the newly-appointed minister. About ...

... THE MAYOR'S SOIREE. In the social world Englishman of to-day has the best lot.” Such, at least, was the opinion ol Emerson after his sojourn amongst us, and his observant shrewdness was not far at fault. As people, Englishmen are fond of participating ...

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... OPENING SOIREE DRESS BY SIR ANDREW CLARK. On Saturday night the new Medical School in street was opened by and by an address from Sir Andrew Clark, Bart, President the Royal College of Physicians, The proved as interesting as it was important There was ...