... age, tise celebrated Catalani c s- has been prevented by all absolute velo, from issuing ler notes for one night at the Music-Hall, in this town. is Unracquqainted as we are with the reasons for this pro mn hibition, we cannot speak of them estler witls ...

... another ?? .f b this paiper, conveni,.g a meeting of the friends of the Leeds Auixiiiary Bible Society, to be field in the Music-Hall, in Albiou-Street, next Wtdues- J day murning at II o'clock. * The trial between John Plumbe,' Esq. of I Tong hlall ;ard ...

... the remotest reeions of the globe. Mr. Mlerry cotncluded with movimtg the thanks of the meeting to thle proorietors of the Music-Hall, for e gratuitous use of the room, onl this ?? . Ike (leer. Mr. Lenydon observed, that the primary object of the scriptures ...

... volunteered a, their powetful aid; and upoD the amateurs, who b so handsomely came forward to amuse and delight the public. The Music Hall was filled at an early hour, by a brilliant assemblage of company, not only from C the town, and immediate neihbbourhood ...

... SPLENDID CAR, S IF itelich lltr. Siadler, Jan. ascended from a York. vit Wednes(day, Aug. 24th, t IS NOW EXHIBITI'tIG Al the MUSIC-HALL, Albion-Str0t.c r ?? Slhilling.t ...

... H ISIONAR MEETING Tue SWooi Aln An C Meetingr f ?? Leeds Church Missionary Association vas heldl on 1londaY last, at the Music Hall, Albion-Street. J hc Meeting vas very nunerously and respectably attended, and a number of eloquent and appropriate spedics ...

... wtill he sents from B n ant advertisement in this paper, will be opened for m !public inspection ifi a few days at this Music Hall, 3c ?f Albion-Strect, when the room will be fitted up in a L. tasteful and elegant manner. The natural curiosities it fornn ...

... that Dr. BOSTOCIKS ill LECTURES on PHYSIOLOGY will commence on so |Friday the 6th of February, at one o'clock, in the se MUSIC HALL, and will be continued at the same hour every Tuesday and Friday, until the termina-sa tion of the Course. In Non-Proprietors ...

... the Waterloo Panoramic Exhibition, mentioned in our last, lais ar. rived in Leeds, aid w7ill open ne tt Wednesday in the Music-Hall. Conloi sscurs speak of this grand histor. ical picture in tetnis of rapturce. Richard Fiiterlft, chargefl with being one ...

... souie Li tileer. -at The Grand Peristrehliic. Painti of fhe fo Battles of Ligny and Waterloo, is now exii biting at ac the Music-Hall, Albion-t;trcet, and will no doubst attract thb Attention of evetr one -whose bosom glows 1, with enthusiasm at tbe triuoipbs ...

... that the much and justly -eadmired Painting of the Battles of Ligny, Les Quiatre Bras, and Wateloo, now exhibiting in the Music- Hall, will close on Saturday next. The already well. known merits of this wonderful picture make all fiur ther comment unnecessary ...

... pre-teminent in this respect Tlhe Panorama. of the Battle of Waterlrio wvill, we find,' bd exhibited on Monday next, at thc Music-Hall in this place, for the benefit of the Mili- tary Band, and will finally close at-the end of the week. We, uidderstaidi it ...