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... THE RECENT MEETING AT THE MUSIC HALL. i TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STAR. m SIB,-Would you allow me to make a few observa- oi tions upon the meeting at the Music Hal, on the 4th - inst., through the medium of your widely circulated d and valuable journal ...
... THE RECENT MEETING AT THE MUSIC HALL. y h TO THE EDITOR OF THE TiOrlTHERN STAR. D SIR,-Would you allow me to make a few observa. tions upon the meeting at the Music Hall, on the 4th d' inst., through the medium of your widely circulated and valuable journal ...
... HAIL. TO THE EDITOR 0' THE NORTIIERN STAR. SIB,-Would you allow me to maake a few observa- tions upon the meeting at the Music Hall, on the 4th inst., through the medium of your widely circulated 'and valuable journal. In reference to the society who called ...
... ITHE RECENT MEETING AT THE MUSIC HALL. | TO TIHE EDITOR Or THtE NORTHERN STAR. ba SiR,-Would you allow me to maoke 3 few observa- JU tions upon the moeting at the Music Hall, on the 4th a iDst., through the nmedium of your widely circulated and valuable ...
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... IMPORTANT MEETING AT THE MUSIC HALL. On Tuesday evening n public meeting was convened by the Newostla Lhrd's Day Seicity. in consequence of thi oppositi-n oifered to the pruceedings of th~at uity at a meet. ing held lat west1 fir the purpose of petitiouiog ...
... were clected chirchwsardmin st itue pesnisb tyears ptf TUichito the ctiblhing yearc Site heTHE 'LIBERAL CANDIDATES AT THE MUSIC HALL, fCoNTINTVRE PROM THE Scrv9VTK PAne.,) Thle CH1AIR~fA- said hen Iad Much pleasure In ca~llng upon isls. Alderman C1aPhIm ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. Id TO TEE EDITORS OF TUlE LEEDS MERCURY. ve GENTLFEMN,-I am wishful to correct an error (or false- sd hood) which will doubtless go forth to toe world In Mr. W. B. ad Ferrand'o printed speech of Wedneadpy evening, nt the Music Hall. !S ...
... children edu-} cated in the schools in the town, in the courme of mwhloh he exhibited his very beautiful dissolving views, The Music Hall was completely filled, and many were unable to procure admission. The children seemed highly to enjoy the treat. w LEcTUREs ...
... the Nature and Properties of Air, before the Members of the Me- cbanics' Library and their friends, in the saloon of the Music Hall. Tke lectures, which were got up with the strictest refer- ence to perspicuity and range of allusion, were highly creditable ...