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... DR GAUNTLE'rT'S ORGAN PERFORMANCES, IN THF EDINIIURGII MUSIC HALL. We visited this very hands -. room on Monday, and weresorry to seethat Iarii 'hirdof its benches B contained auditors. We we, he more feelingly in alive to the thin attendance, in. much ...
... M MUSIC HALL. GEORGE STREET. M. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL TOUR MUSICAL. M. JULLIEN'S GRAND CONCERTS 24th, 26th, 29th, SOth, 31st of Jamuary. MJULLIEN has the honour to announce to his Patrons, the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitant* of Edinburgh, that he intends ...
... 25th ult.; one of them is said to be so dangerously burned as to be despaired of. NEW Music HALL is LIVERPOOL. -The Philharmonic Society have resolved to build a music hall, capable of holding upwards of 2000 persons. The first stone was laid on the 23d nlt ...
... SLAVERY AND THE FREE CHU:CRH-On. Mon- day night Mr George Thompson, who has returned from Lon- don, again appeared in the Music Hall, and, in a speech ot three hours' duration, replied to the arguments tbathave been circulated by the Free Church party, ...
... been anticipated with an eagerness only surpassed by that at- tending the Lind concert of this evening, took place in the Music Hall on IFriday night. As the arrangements were the same as those to be followed this evening, the company, which was brilliant ...
... J ULLIEN’ CONCERTS. Yesterday evening Mons. Jullien gave the first of a series of concerts in the Music Hall, which, notwithstanding the wind and rain, was quite filled. The programme was variep and comprehensive, and containing the principal novelties ...
... as it will be convenient for Mr Cobden to be in Leeds on the 18th inst. a . take place in the evening of that day in the Music Hall, when not only Mr Cobden, but several other guests will be a series for promoting the freehold land and It is intended, ...
... SHAKSPERAN READINGS.-MR GRAHANS LECTURE-MACBET31. On Monday evening, in the Music Hall, Mr Graham gave his ?? lecturfe on the characters of Shakspere. The play ge- nerally, and the character of Macbeth particularly, formed the subject of his preleetion ...
... The annual fete given by tile United Service Cln'o took place on Monday night in the Assemlbly Rooms. The ball room, the Music Hall, and the whole suite of rooms, were throvn open for thbe accommodation of the compEany. The Music FHail was divided into ...
... interesting ceremonial of installing the Grand Master and Grand Officers of this Religions and Military Order took place in the Music Hall on the evening of Wednesday the 1th instant. The hall was decorated with the banners of the knights, and stalls were arranged ...
... than ordinarily splendid appearance, the de- ebrraticls put up for the Csrabincers'Blal being left up for tbe oucasion. The Music Hall, similarly fit- t~d up, wees alco opened as a promenade. The dan- t ngwas kept up aith tbe u-ual spirir. The fllowving were ...
... numerous meeting of the nobility, clergy, and freeholders of the county of York, the Arch. bishop in the chair, was held at the Music Hall in that city, when it was resolved, Ist, on the motion of Earl Fitzwilliam, ' That the great abilities of the late Wil- ...