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... Theatre, is recovered Irom her recent indisposition, and shortly leaves town, to sing at the two next Concerts given the Music Hall, in Liverpool. Theatric ai. Ron Mot—The late good-natured man and resiiectnble actor, Robt. Palmer, was the soil of Palsier ...
... Theatre, is recovered , from her recent indisposition, and shortly leaves town, to sing at the two next Concerts given at the Music Hall, in Liverpool. . It p.ppears u by the last letters from Ceylon, that the cinnaMon-tree via& t4rivipg in that i§larid. • ...
... family mausoleum under the Countess cf Salis- bury's Chapel, at Christchurch. Miss Byrne, commenced her engagement at the Music Hall, Liverpool, on Tuesday last, and was received with ecstatic applause. The day after Christmas-day a terrible fire broke ...
... LIVERPOOL CONCERTS.—Mitsie Hall. Miss following passage:— It is mentioned as very inl- BYRNE made her first appearunce at the Music Hall, . portant - - has on Tuesday last, She was received - on her first ennews, that the C a bi net o f Londontrance with the ...
... concern we late Sir WALTER FALQUIIAR, Bart. is seriously indisposed. Miss most sti&essful exertions in the Concerts at the Music Hall, in Liverpool, have been the songs of /liolly . ,lstore; the Irish ballad Of Savourna Inio, with a Tfoinl?a obligato; ...
... Lutton's,) I i 4 ~,,.,. s cast for the heroine, measure b etween 13 an d 14 i nches from heel to toe. ' t i Concerts in the Music Hall 4 , No other eXamination will take place until Hussey is on Tuesday next, at which' in custody. ~ A .I Qt. VN IO/J AM and ...
... proposed spots the staple manufacture of the country, has beef ` voted at Public Meeting ft Mercuri) • 4 THE STATESMAN: 1 : t Music•hall, en Matey nest, at two o'clock • He in the Chamber of I by lima : g ot Petale d° ,from them =mike maddes t fee the *eldest ...
... . ‘vi t r i) - ooi c ion for some considerable time who on going to him kk l , 'Al• t er t o b e ne erts, given in the Music Hall, t .. . - , , ~ .Y y ~, th c on an dMadame ~c scale., and making inquiry, found he . had . not broken his fast , it. -0 ...
... Cunningham preached again at St. Paul's on Wednesday, when above 271. was collected. The Annual Meeting was held in the Music Hall, on Wednesday the 20th; Henry Hall, Esq. the President, in the Chair. It was an . impressive Meeting. The Rev. Messrs. Hale ...
... THEATRE. 3 dr, Signora CORM and Mr. BRAIIAM are engaged for second grand concrt, which is to be given nekt! 'month in the Music Hall at Liverpool. ! The • tastbourne Theatre closed, for the season, with the Battle of Ilexha m and the Sleepinybraaglit. From ...
... * probincial Occurrenceo. The Second Concert at the Music Hall took place on Viiesday the 17th instant, and was numerously and fa'shion- I ably attended. Mr. Braham sung a new song composed by Mr. Samuel Webb, jun. called Edward, which he gave with ...
... probincial Occurrencto. The Second Concert at the Music Hall took place on Tuesday the 11th instant, and was numerously and fashi:m-ably at!enied, Mr. Braham sung a new song composed by Mr. Samuel Webb, jun. called Edward, which he gave vvith that ...