... 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 ...

... MUSIC HALL. The lovers of harmony were provided on Wednesday night with a fund of music and fun at this fashionable ooncertroom. It wns on the of Mr. Turner’s fourteenth ituiuul couceri, and company of em neu*ly talented vocalis'a performirs instruments ...

... of a music-hall. It is always desirable to dispense with _ pil- But, then, as such build- ings should be large in area, and lofty in hei height, the di ficulty arises as to the means of supporting the roof. The archi- tect of the proposed music-hall, availing ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. Mr. Wilson has again pitched his tent in tbis Music Hall ; and last night he commenced a series of lectures on Scot- tish song, which he intends to continue every Monday even- ing during tbe season. The public does not seem to ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. A portion of the Celtic pipers and dancers who performed before her Majesty and Prince Albert, at Taymouth Castle, exhibited their skill last night at these rooms; and amusing people they turned out to he. Dressed in full Highland ...

... with pillars in the interior of a music hall. But, then, as such buildings should be large in area, and lofty in height, the difficulty arises as to the means of supporting the roof. The architect of the proposed music hall, availing himself of the use of ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. Yesterday evening a choral concert was given the Music Hall, in aid of the funds of the Brook-street Ragged and Industrial Schools, Henry-passage, New-road. The entertainment was under peculiarly distinguished patronage, the ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. The appearance of these rooms on Monday night intimated pretty clearly that the nublic are still interested in the Scottish illustrations of Mr. Wilso:/. The area, in a word, was well tilled; and, although there was little that ...

... THE NEW MUSIC HALL, Yesterday evening a great choral meeting, being the last public performance of this season, of Mr. Hullah’s upper singing schools, took place in Exeter Hall. It was given in aid of defraying the cost of the Mnsic Hall, now in course ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. The first of a series of four concerts, to be given at this Hall, during the season, by La Societa Della Concordia, took place last night, and was well attended. The bill of fare on the occasion was very copious, if not remarkably ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. LOVE’S POLYPHONY.—Entertainments every Wednesday and Friday, commencing on FRIDAY, April 26.—Total Change each Evening.—On WEDNESDAY, LOVE’S MIRTH AND MARVELS, with MINE HOST'S DILEMMAS, and other Entertainments. FRIDAY, LOVE ...

... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. A portion of the Celtic pipers and dancers who performed before her Majesty and Prince Albert, at Taymouth Castle, exhibited their skill last night at these rooms; and amusing people they turned out to be. Dressed in full Highland ...