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... have sacrifices make, and repeated annoyances to endure, caused by my husband being much from home, sometimes twice a week, at Exeter Hall, practising for this monster affair—l mean the coming Handel Festival—but all have cheerfully borne, hoping, as a ...
... Ann Rlthsrkord Scott. Eliza C. Pkat. ANOTHER Ijreftt rchoftrsal for tlie Handel Pcstiv.’vl took place on Friday night week at Exeter Hall. It consisted of the choruses Israel in Egypt,” those stupendous combinations of harmony wluch are unparalleled in ...
... biassir for re election. MEWING IN 7/11 UNTROPOLIL—WiI informed that a public meeting will be bid ebb , in the ensuing week in Exeter Ila Loodeb, afford the middle and working claws an tunity of making known their sentiments cm= Palmerston'a policy. Mr ...
... with chloroform on the Queen. British AND ForgeigN Socrety.—The annual meeting of this society was held on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall—the Earl of Shafi esbury in the chair. The report stated that the recei pt of the year ending March 31, 1857, exceeded ...
... refutation of the said false charge brought against the mutinous Sepoys, that charge was reiterated at a meeting held last week in Exeter, by a Mr. Bullar, M.P., who was much cheered for uttering what was untrue. He of course did not know that his asertion ...
... SERMON BY THE DEAN OF CARLISLE, At Exeter Hall. According to previous arrangement the Very llev. Dr. Cloie, Dean of Carlisle, preached on Sunday evening week, at Exeter Hall, which was deusely crowded oil the occasion. Amongst the audience were the Earl ...
... country to enlist English sympathies furthering the object throughout the world. He has been enthusiastically received this week in Exeter Hall; and will produce, no doubt, great results. ...
... Budworth, by the workmen employed in erecting a new school-house. THE supporters of the Ragged School Union meeting last week at Exeter Hall. The Chairman (th e Earl of Shaftesbury), said that there were now some 22,000 scholars in about 350 schools. In ...
... glancing at our columns, will at once see the -reason why their favours are much curtailed. We hope to fetch up arrears next week. The Exeter Flying Post is duly registered at tle General Post-office for transmission beyond the United Kingdom. Stamped copies ...
... every clergyman to the extent of his ability, should feel it his duty to follow. important discussion has taken place this week in Exeter Hall, London, between the Kev. Robert Maguire, an Irish Clergyman and the incumbent of St. James's, Clerkenwell, and Mr ...
... straight-haired inhabitants of London in general. and those of C a ham in particular, that he ?? tis read SneAxtsPax every week at Exeter hall. Tbi, plan still be found much more entertaining than witneessing the ?? of England's GuEAT POET at the Playhouse ...
... l in his imper30nations as ever, and is one of Mr. Gye's strongest cards. There las been a performanee of lhyalk tbis week at Exeter- hall. The principal vocalists were Madame Ruderedorff, Riss Dolby, Mrs. Lockey, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Weiss. The meeting ...