... ; As they were delivered to a very numerous and polite Audience at Essex-House, in the Strand, London-, and at tbe Great Music-Hall, Dublin. By JOH N H A R R IS. ?? M. To be delivered thrice a-week, on the Mondays, Tuef- days, and Wednefdays. The firft ...

... poor animal was o' found alive and 'active, having wanted food for a whole fortnight. go A baloon is now exhibiting at the Music-hall, t Bold Street, Liverpool, in which Mr Livingston intends to cross the Channel to Ireland. IL is of . a spherical form, ...

... have her in consequence of this letter. - Child Stealing.-4 . few Weeks since, a man, calling himself Jameson, took the Music-Hall, in Albion Street, Leeds, for the purpose of exhibiting his slight of hand tricks, accompanied with Songs 'and dancing by ...

... (Tuesday 20th 1 public were indebted to the celebratee loquist r Alexandre, for a . truly agreeable e entertainment, .at the Music-hall, Bold-street. His with. the 'French chimney-sweeper was a master-pil produced mud' applause. The several parts of the r ...

... carnlle to If the tainisterial office Mr Davitd Thorm, frsomt tie 5- Prresh~ytery of Glasgow, Who is to Preacih in the vo Music Hall every Sabbath, until a chapel eats be 'Ibtrilt, to defray tire expenee of which, we arc inform- ds ed, it very considerable ...

... afternoon was far from testitying good humour when not gratified at the hour expected by ethe ascension of the balloon. Music hall been tried, and for some time with effect, to allay the irritation ; - but at last even music lost its charm, and ceased ...

... be no one else than the celebrated' Monsieur de -'BARDNETT, who is now astonishing the inhabitants of Lee'ds tal at the Music Hall, Albion Street, with his exlraofdinary - lu feats of ?? ; and we are happy to'- filed lie -is a mneting with thaf succes5 ...

... form themselves into a distinct congregation, under the minisfry of the Reverend Mr Thomr; and that, in the ecean time, the music-hall, in Bold Street, should be taken as a temporary place of worship, to 'be opened tomorrow. The Reverend Mr Thom was present ...

... • desire to promote the glory God and the best interms of their im. mortal souls. Mr. Thom, on Sunday. preached in the Music Hall. He took for oneof his texts the words of Jesus, My kingdom is not of this world. The diseases most prevalent in London ...

... steam-boat, in the short space of 60 hours. A Publiedinner is to be given to Henry Brougham, Esq. 1M.P. on Monday; at the Music Hall, Liverpool, by a nuseber of the inhabitants of that place. The young woman who a few days ago was so dread- fully burned ...

... the most _lively interest in ' tlie subject discussed . Tlie manner in ' which he was attended in _the Orchestra of the Music Hall at his ' la ? t lecture , with tlie resolution of thanks moved by tlie Mayor and Mr Cropper , and _enthusias ' ticiilly ...

... anxious see that Cameleon Poliiican, the Van of the People, William LVbhett, I proceeded lust night to the Lecture Room, Music Hall. The room was respectably filled, I should conceive there were 3l»i) in the body of the hall, and great number in the gallery ...