... IANNUAL SOIREE OF THE BRADFORD I CHURCH LITERARY INSTITUTE. Lest evening the annual soiree of this insti- tute was held in the Model Schools, Ashley-street, which were tastefully decorated for the occasion. A large party first partook of tea, and the ...

... SOIREE OF THE LEEDS MECHANICS' INSTITUTION a AND LITERARY SOCIETY. _. .. _ -1 ?? 0- ?? The annual soirda of this flourishing institution ,go. took place on Monday lest. in the Music-lhall. It has been th usual on these occasions to invite some nobleman ...

... and gentlemen who had 'N . entertained them so wsvell that evening, and on behalf e of the executive, who had got up that soiree; he ex- I. pressed their especial indebtedness to Mr Toogood, Mr t h V. King, and others for coming forward and giving | 3 ...

... including taoe Forth Bridge, and a view of the1 Manchester Sbip Canal. ThI eilibitien was opened by an inaugural soiree on Saturday. The inaugural soiree on Saturday evening a'as well patrontsed, notvtitlsdandir-g the unfavourable weather. A lantern demonsiration ...

... dispensed with to really enjoy Mr. Chatterton's seasonable treat. HULL PRESBYTERIAN YOUN% MENL' CHRISTIAN ABSOcIATION.-.A soiree in connection with the above society was held on Wednesday evening at the Baker- street Schowl-room, opposite the Church of ...

... OILDERSOME LITERARY INSTITUTE. ANNUAL SOIREE. This institute, which was established in 1862, mainly through the instrumentality of the Rev, 5. Haslam, pastor of the Baptist church at Gildersome, assisted by a few earnest friends, has steadily progressed ...

... exteaded, and less familiar, Scherzo in E Flat Minor, Op. 4; and one of Listzts Valse- Caprices (after Schubert), known as Soirees de 'ienne. So far as the front seats went there was a| good attendance, though we fear Mr. Webster's artistic enterprise ...

... i-mR, FROST'S LITERARY CONVERSAZIONE AMD C- RECEPTION OF THE NEW RECORDER; A soiree of members of the Hull Literary and Philo- t sophical Society and others, for. the friendly reception J of Mr. Warren, Q.C., the new ?? this bordugh, .c was held by it ...

... the concert we advise them to do so at once. DaYPOOL CHOURAL SociSTy.-The members of this society held their second annual soiree in the school. roon, Drypool, on Friday evening lst. An excellent tea was provided by Mr Peacock, and a very pleasant evening ...

... during the past year, and many of thens no doubt took advantage of the oppor- tunitY of attebding the inaugural lectures and soiree held therein last week. They would then also look with much interest at the large assemblage of valuable and beautiful works ...

... IFrederick Cowan has just heen conducting some of thiss owvn music at a popular concert there. c Thne Hall Students' Association soiree at the Royal a Institution last night was a most enjoyable affair. ?? conpany was select and nulmerouls. It is not of tedthat ...

... fingering and bowing being freely suppied; as is also the case with the same writer's valse, Lisetbte (No. 3 of ,Six Soirees Enfan- tines), which is of striking rhythm and beauty. An I Allegretto for the violin; by 3. H. Beonawitz, is a-facile ...