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... the Canterbtiry Paper, for the inspection or the naturalist. A Grand Subscription Concert is shortly to be given in the Music Hall, at Liverpool, the profits of which are to be appropriated for the erection of an organ in the chapel of the School for ...
... ll; n a '; a l it e nr i o . ' ti s.l .:ol :l4 :l 4: '., ' petty r' general election on the ' - • 'oat - a Blind, est e Music Hall, was resolved to pre;en': a ,peose : .crtp,, to the 'yen i n h uoscription iS I SOO I r°i 'f - 0 at Liverpoo., ect io f ...
... —Moriting Paper. STEPHENS returns from Ireland, this week t but in her way to town, she is to sing one evening a the Liverpool Music Hall. The foundation stone of the new bridge to be erected at Manchester, near St. Mary's Gate, and which is to be called Bl ...
... to the tau- Syren, as a public pertorwer.—Miss Stephens is now at Liverpool, is here she is to situ: one evening at the Music Hall, and then returns to her professional avocations at Covent- Gar►len Theatre. ...
... the noble Lord to the fair Syren, as a public Miss Stephens is now at Liverpool, - where she is to sing one evening at the Music-hall, and then returns to her professional avocations at Covent-garden Theatre.—MOrning paper, During the - night of Thursday ...
... return of the Usual searm, to the public. The receipts of the late Concert for the Institution of the Indigent Blind, in the Music Hall at Liverpool, amounted to above four hundred pounds, after paying all expenses. A shooting party, of only thirteen guns ...
... I The receipts of the late Concert fbr the to tde commencer., wh i which h a o t f il the Indigent Blind, in the Music Hall 3a Liveralyog a.. °tinted to above four hundred Pounds, aft er P II expenses. repairs of the venerable cathedra. I c_ t ...
... President— JOHN BOND, Esq. LEICESTERSHIRE. At the Three Crowns. President-Sir FREDERICK GUSTAVUS FOWKE, Bart. LEEDS. At tbe Music Hall. Chaitman— WlLLlAM MORRITT, Esq. LIVERPOOL. At Lillyman's Hotel. President— ADAM LODGE, Esq. MENAI. A t Carnarvon. Chairman— ...
... Signora CORK!, and Signor BEGREZ, have for some time past been giving Italian Dramatic Concerts from MOZART'S Operas, in the Music Hall at Liverpool. Mr. YOUNG, late of Covent Garden Theatre, is announced to play several leading characters at Yarmouth, from ...
... ifcreury) The balloon in which these Gentlemen ascended had been some time in preparation. Its exhibition commenced in the Music-hall here on Monday.week. Its dimensions w ere greater than any balloon hitherto made, haring been constructed by Mr. LiviNcsTox ...
... Metetuy.) The balloon in which these Gentlemen ascended had been some time in preparation. Its exhibition commenced in the Music-hall here on Monday week. Its dimensions were greater than any baiioon hitherto made, having been constructed by Mr. Livingston ...
... dine with the Mayor, at the Town Hall to-morrow : the friends of the former Gentlewan dine together on Sam-- day, at the Music Hall,—Courier.—At the close, of the the numbers were:— _ _ Canning, 1635—Gascoyne, 1532—Crompton, 345, • Leyland, 125. No fewer ...