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... MUSIC HALL. The second concert of the present subscription at Liverpool, was attended by a considerably more numerous audience than the first, and the performance. was, if possible, received with increased approbation and applause. The glees were sung ...
... houses alreadyfput in' reqUision is. that of the Earl of ATHLONE. The Nicholas, Job, and Crane Inns, the Latin School, the Music Hall, and the Church called Geertrui Kerk, are pia in requisitionfor Barracks. • NIMFGUEN, APRIL T. Tho General of Division, ...
... defraying the of these two battalions amounts to near i6,oool.; besides this, it is their intern:ion togivc dinner at the Music Hall, to all the OlHeers, uoih Caxalry and fantry, the day the colours are presented , and likewise to afford the means tor every ...
... had taught us to indulge, we do her nothing but justice. This irre- sistible performer made her first app .nance at the Music Hall of this town, last night, to a crowded and elegant assemblage. The whole effect of her tone and expression is more than ...
... new Metn• hers at the General Election of 1802. Mrs. DICKONS made her Farewell Ctirtesy to her Liverpool Friends, at the Music Hall, on Tuesday. I n all her songs she was rapturously applauded. her inimitable execution of Crazy Jane received; it well deserted ...
... MESSIAH, *.,h the .d-- ...
... greatly every expeaation which -tught us to indulge, we do her no-1. This irresistible' performer made ?;earance at the Music Hall of this town, ctowded and elegant assemblage. of tone and expression is more , ary ; it is it not merely of elegance, {kW ...
... the Rreston,Ouild- Trom thence they go to Liverpool, !where - t,-..tire•erigaged to -open the Subscription COncerts at the Music Hall. The' plan which the Direaors'.of the Concerts have adopted appears to • ,he:.exrit=niely iodicious, and cannot fail of ...
... Arra. 19. Ov was M :nd ty last, a meeting of Lieutenancy held the Music-Hall, in this town, for furthering the execution &.f Detente Ad. Several Resole. tions %% ere passed ; the most material was to fix the, place of rendezvous in case of Invasion. Some ...
... Duchess of Sr. ALB AN'S , with a long et cretaa. • LEEDS, AUG. 29.—0 n Monday last, a meeting bf Lieutenancy was held at the Music-Hall, in this town, for furthering the execution of the Defence Act. Several Rvsotu dons were pissed ; the Most material was ...
... :Institutions during their stay in this quarter, %%;.hich was politely accepted: From thence lie .proceeded ,to •visit the Music-Hall in Bold.street, and the, Union Coffee..r.ootnin.Duke.street; the last.3:redod of the Public Institutions in this town. • ...
... a cargo not only of French millinery, but of French milliners. The Lent performances of Sacred Music com- menced at the Music-hall, Liverpool, -on Friday evening, with the Oratorio of Redemption, which was throughout performed in a very correct and animated ...