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... Mr, Thomas Poundall, the laid Aflignec; both of Bonfall aforefaid, or of Mr. Day is, at Oddo inthe laid County. ?? At the MUSIC-HALL, in St. MaryVGate; Nottingham, Will be perform'd, oil Wednejday thcTwcnty-fuA of May, A CIS and GALATEA: Set to Mufic by ...
... Jun. } Wilson Bradyll> > Efqrs. Henry Blundell, 5 On tbe MORNING of TUE S D AY, z2th of AUGUS T, •will be performed in tbe MUSIC HALL, Tbe Sacred O R A TOR I O of ISRAEL in E G r P T, Compofed by HANDEL, in Three Afts, WITH THE ADDITIONAL SONCS, &C. On the ...
... Grown in the^ Ditto ?? 297 Parifli of Alt >1792|;4 190 r Hunknall, J Ditto . . - i9s{S:uW B 5^113 SQ Total 1410 i-*3 lO ° MUSIC HALL, LIVERPOOL. Augvfl 1, 1793. ON TUESDAY the 17th, THURSDAY the 20th, at.d SATURDAY the jilt, of t!.i s ?? will be PERFORMANCES ...
... principal part of THE SACRED ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH. Alfo, on the Evenings of Tuefday, Thurfday, ?? will be performed ik the Music Hall, Thk ie GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS Confifting of Overtures, Solo Concertos, and So gs, by the principal Performers* with ...
... Mar- fliali and Co. No. 5, eiobmibury-Sqnaie, Lcndon } in Bottles, ss. and 10s. 6d. each, or 6 in one, il. «. 6i. And by * MUSIC HALL, LIVERPOOL. ON the evening* ©f Tuefday, Thurfday, a-.» Friday. thetebtL, i.2i\^ a„d sot!, ol S-ptemh-r. atu on the morning ...
... LIVERPOOL MUSIC MEETING For* Mifcellaneous Performances, on the plan of Harrison & Knvvett . Vocal Concerts, were given tn -the Music Hall, in the courfe of laft week, to very numerous and elegant audience*. The .Songs, Dnets, Cenzanetts, and Glees, were inimitably ...
... standing in the above field, the produce of upwards six acres. Also separate Shares of Fiftv Pounds each, in the buildings the Music-hall .and library at Leeds. Also a Pew, situate in the North Gallery of the parisli church of Leeds. I'or view the estates, and ...
... the heaven-born statesman —* the pilot that weathered the storm '—and ¢ the great man now no more,” was celebrated at the Music-hall, in this town, John Hardy, esq., in the chair. The company was neither so namérous nor select as on some former occasions ...
... celebrated Singer's Concert took place the Argyle Hooms. The performance was announced for nine o'clock, nnd that b' nr the Music-hall was crowded with amateurs and persons of fashion. lloyal box were the Pukes of Clarence and Cambridge, the Duchesses Kent ...
... this town, and arose out of the following circumstances :—On the 23rd of April last, a concert took place at the Liverpool Music-hall, the concludiog performance being * God save the King,’ in honour of the day, which was celebrated as the King’s birthday ...
... their names to Jameson whilst performing. The paragraph above alluded to was as follows :— There is now performing at the Music Hall, Albionstreet, in this town, Miss Jameson, only nine years of age, a most beautiful and interesting child. In dancing she ...
... cautiously visited the place on the fo following day, when he saw her brooding upon her eggs. Si The foundation stone of as new Music Hall was laid at se Sheffield on Easter Monday, on which occasion Dr. Young of delivered an elegant and appropriate Address. ...