... THE SOIREE. of the Institution was held in the Gymnasiumi Hall i n the evening. There was a crowded attendance. of Ripen 1 presided; and amongst the gentlemen present were Sir J. W. Ramsden, Bart. M.P. ; Sir John Bowring ; Sir E. A. H. Lech a ere ; W ...

... SOIREE The tenth annual soiree of the Holmfirth Mechanics’ Institution, took place on Friday evening, the 10th inat, and proved, iu every sense of the word, highly successful. The audience was very large and respectable, the hall being crowded in every ...

... SOIREE The scxr6e conneciion with the above flourishing institution was held in the large room of the Old Ram Inn, on Wednesday evening last. The stereotyped phrase, excellent tea was provided the ladies,” is by means applicable to the occasion. In our ...

... THE SOIREE. At half-past six o'clock, the large saloon of tl Philosophical Hall was densely crowded by a respect* audience, and the committee had for the moment tnei attention distracted from the legitimate business ot tne evening, in order that the ...

... SOIREE OF THE DEWSBURY WORKING MEN'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. A grand soiree of the Dewsbury Working Men's Conservative Association was held on Monday evening, in Mr. G. D. Callingworth's large warehouse, South Street, Dewsbury. A procession was formed ...

... THE SOIREE, or public meeting, was held in St. George's Hall at half-past six o'clock. Upon the platform were the Right Hon. Lord Beaumont, in the chair; Viscount Goderich, the Hon. aud Very Rev. the Dean of Ripon, J. D. Dent, Esq., M.P., Robert Milligan ...

... SOIREE AT GRIMSBY. On Monday evening, the committee of the Grimsby and Literary Society opened minion for the forthemning whiter bye soiree. The of the institution was tastrifally decorated with ever. grams and banners suspended at intervals along the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ANNUAL SOIREE. The esnual and dance of the Branch of recline. Federation was beld in the St. Georges and toted.* on Tuesday evening, and the proceedings nom to paseed ou wow wicouiatully. ler F. W. lira* s moat excellent musical director, and the following ...

... SOIREE AT SELBY. The fourteenth tonsil mirth of Os Selby .lastitats was held on Wthsesloy. 4, the iPablis•roosto. .Parkstesst. There .vor7 =sisable . atheism% sad those we soil Major • Was& Hall ; Jae Goo Why. 3.q, Brooptoo ; .1 llsesworth, Motak r f ...

... THE MANCHESIVER SOIREE, WM. FIRTH. No. 4. Bell //Wry, 11[11EGS to inform the Irthabitante of Hull aad its vista,* that& Grass His far the awe of all sorts of old aad sew Weseda. Mears, Boas Breeders. Boils, Bad Breasts, sad Burn.; warranted to tak• out ...