... Kunieler, or artists' concert, attracted immense assemblage ; scarcely less than 3,000 persons were congregated in the new music hall. This extraordinary attraction was in a great degree owing to the anticipated presence of Royalty. The hour for commencing ...

... of rich and appropriate ornamental work. The who is a very able production of the artist, Mr. Lygo, Win Chester. At the Music Hall, Sheffield, on the 21st ult. a public practice of Mr.G. L.Saunders's first-course class took place in the presence of about ...

... MEETING OF THE IRISH CONFEDERATION. OPEN AND IMMEDIATE REBELLION RECOMMENDED, Dublin, March 23.—The Music Hall was densely crowded to-night. The sentiments uttered were undisguised treason. The speakers said they wished their intentions to be known to ...

... lhe first meeting of the - Irish Confederation, better known the Confederated Voting Irelanders, was held thts day the Music Hall. The dress-boxes were occu- Pl a lC \ and the y of the building was tolerably well filled with persons apparently of the ...

... that the violent teachings of the Mitchell clique may cause.—On Thursday night, the Irish Confederation held meeting in the Music Hall, which was attended by upwards of 3000 persons. The bearing of many of these was actually ferocious, and during the utterance ...

... of season is often productive of very serious complaints, amongst the most frequent of which is clwlera morbus. A noble music hall has just been erected at Sheffield, at an expense of about £4000. There has been discovered near the site of the ancient ...

... ensuing assizes. THE Meeting of the ißisii League.—A meeting of the new body, called the Irish League, was held in tbe Music Hall last night. It given out that the League embraces Repealers of the moral, well as physical, force schools. Such is not the ...

... council of Windsor, a very scarce portrait of William Child, Mus. Doc, of Oxford University, from original painting in the Music Hall of that city, was presented to the corporation by Mr. Richard Clarke, gentleman, of her Majesty's Chapel Royal. From documents ...

... It now remains for the Birmingham Festival, with its vast congregation of executive talent, the advantages of its immense music hall, and its powerful and fine-toned organ, at once to rival, not eclipse, the celebrated performance Bonn. The attraction of ...

... John Arthur Roebuck the ex-M.P.for Bail,, who is at present attending the West a. a barrister, delivered a lecture in the Music Hall. Leeds, before the members of the Leeds Parliamentary Reform Association, better known as the and Geese Club,' and such ...

... excellent family medicine.— New Weekly True Sun. An Out-and-Out Tee totaller Mr. Greenbank in addressing an assembly at the Music Hall, on Thursday night, related the following anecdote : It is customary in America, said he, to wear buskin boots and shoes ...

... pneroach upon the Established Church, and einstate tbe tolerant reign of Popery. The association, held its first meeting in the Music Hall, was called nto existence, in the first instance, a few spirited young men, and is designated The Young Men's Established ...