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... Electro-Biology.ââ¬âTwo lectures on this extraordinary science, if such it may be c tiled, have been delivered week in Wilson's Hall by Or Dow. The first w-as delivered on Tuesday evening, and was attended by a very good audience. After some introductory ...
... and Exercises in this Chapel on the Sufferings, Death, and Merits of Christ. Service to commence at a Quarter-past Six. WILSON'S HALL, FALKIRK. Thursday,llth March. UNDER THE PATRONAGE of PROVOST ADAM. GRAND CONCERT. THE Celebrated Vocalists, the MISSES ...
... entering into any details. oncert.*lt will be observed in our advertising columns that Miss Kay intends giving concert, in Wilson's Hall, on Wednesday evening. From the fact of her being a townswoman, and the vocal talent she has engaged to appear, we hope ...
... respectfully to intimate to the Gentry and Public Falkirk, and its vicinity, that she will give a CONCERT of VOCAL MUSIC in Wilson's Hall, the Evening of ednesday the 24th inst., on which occasion she will be assisted by the Celebrated M'GREGOR SIMPSON, who ...
... great number of their young abstaining friends from the Grangemouth, Carronshore, Redding, and Camelon Societies, mustered Wilson's Hall, which, however, could not nearly contain them all, although closely packed. At one o'clock, the hour fixed for starting ...
... evening Mr and Mrs Lascelles, late Miss Foster, gave concert, and entertainment, consisting of humorous personations, in Wilson's Hall. The house was pretty well filled with respectable audience. In the course of the evening Mrs Lascelles sung a number favourite ...
... the Public to inspect the Work sent in. They therefore intimate, that the Articles will be laid out next Tuesday in Mr Wilson's Hall, and beg to invite all who take an interest in this benevolent movement to witn'-ss the very laudable effort that has been ...
... LK PALKIRK TO TSSI0O\* The first annual meeting of the Falkirk Town Mis- sion was held in Wilson’s Hall, on Monday evening last. Lieut.-Colonel Forbes occupied the chair, and, after prayer by Mr Steel, delivered an admirable and appropriate address. The ...
... The con- cert throughout appeared to give great satisfaction. Mr J. Brown, an escaped slave, delivered a lec- ture in Wilson’s Hall on the evening of Monday last, on the subject with which, for many vears of his life, he was only too familiar—slavery ...
... if their weel-behaved, as is aye the case at Fa’kirk an’ Grangemouth. listened for three weary nights to Par- eons in Wilson's Hall with the most exemplary patience ! Quipsuxc.—Greatly to the astonishment o’ the lecturer bimeel’, 1 hae nae doubt. Od, ...
... PUBLIC MEETING on behalf of the Edinburgh Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb will be held THIS DAY in Wilson’s Hall. PROVOST ADAM in the hair , CALISTHENICS, &c 4 'S CLASs are now open in the N AsseMBLY Rooms, Wilson’s Buildings. The most ...
... have been perfortrioj; to delighted and crowded Houses in Kdin* burgh, will have the honour of giving a GRAND CONC'KKT in Wilson's Hall, Falkirk, on Tkurfluy u-xt, ld, o'clock ; doors open at half-past 7 Front Seats, 2s. ; Second do., Is. SYLLABUS 0? COURSE ...