... to the medal men of the Guards took place at the Surrey Gardens Monday, August 25 ch.— The principal rune n was the large music hall ; but as the ground plan area of thin building, spacious as it is, affords dining space for only about a thousand—or a moiety ...

... believe, a row of erected. HYDE lIAItIIoNIC SOCIETY, Snot INS.—The members and it lends of this society assembled in their musical hall on Wednesday, the Ist lust, and commenced their eighth session with Messrs. Lacy and James in the chairs. The business ...

... identified as Margaret Weston, 10 years old, living at 21, Upper Cuitiming-street. l'entotiville. The damage done to the Music-hall at the Surrey Gardens by the accident riot very considerable. It consists prin..ipally of broken windows, and £3O will cover ...

... place would hold more. So they are building - linn a place somewhere to hold 15,000, and meanwhile • they took the Surrey Music-hall lor four Sundays. It a building with two or three tiers of galleries—galleries inside, and balconies outside, and all sorts ...

... Though the primary csuse of the calamity at the Surrey Gardens was, of courae, the false alarm of danger raised in the Music-hall, there is one feature in the building, admirably constructed as it is in almost every other respect with a view to the public ...

... while can form our own opinion to vhat he is; are careless of the inquiry, “Ought, Mr. Spurgeon to preach at the Surrey Music Hall so long ho does preach there. The question appears to | us as ridiculous as the reiterated assertion of the fellow who war ...

... and to this complexion must it come at last. The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon continues to preach in that colossal room, the Surrey Music Hall, and his popularity really seems to increase rather than diminish. Last Sunday morning there could not have been less than ...

... attention of our readers to an advertisement in our columns, which announces the approaching inauguration of the splendid new Music Hall, built Mr. Cutler, and henceforth to be known as the Victoria Rooms. Mr. J. G. Jones, to whose spirit and musical knowledge ...

... readily to her husband’s counsel. Mr. Spurgeon’s Health.—The Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, before commencing his sermon in the Surrey Music Hall, in London, on Sunday last, stated that his medical attendant had urged him not to leave home in consequence of his ind ...

... Clifford, Bart. Inauguration Festival.— The programmes of the Morning and Evening Concerts which are to inaugurate the new Music Hall have been issued by Mr. J. G. Jones, aud present many attractive features. The morning will devoted to effective performance ...

... THE VICTORIA BOOMS. Our readers will probably feel some interest in the following particulars of the new Music Hall, in Lind street, for which we are indebted to the enterprise and skillof Mr. Cutler. It is w ell known that the want of a suitable room ...

... Mr. James Brown, of Kosington, late high sheriff of this county, and native of Leeds, assemble at a public meeting in the Music Hall, on Friday afternoon next. The placard is looked upon as a mere feeler. The meeting of those favourable to the return of ...