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... would next proceed to call their attention to a speech delivered by the prisoner at meeting of the Irish League, held at the Music Hall on the 19th of July last. The learned judge having read some extracts from the speech, proceeded to say that there could ...
... esq; the Mayor of Leeds, gave a sumptuous entertainment to Lord Morpeth and otl.erLiberal Members of the West Riding, the Music Hall. Among the gentlemen present were Viscount Morpeth, Edward Baines, esq; M P., Daniel Gaskell, esq; M.P., Hon. Sir E. M. ...
... was granted. This day, pursuant to requisition, an aggregate meet* ing of the Roman Catholics of Ireland took place in the Music-hall, Lower Albany-street, a building capable of holding about 3,000 persons, for the purpose petitioning her Majesty on the ...
... picturesque appearance. It is to be constructed of gray sandstone, with Bath stone dressings, and will comprise a lecture-ball, music-hall, dining-room, class-rooms, dormitories, principal's residence, assistant-masters' rooms, and all necessary offices. ...
... Monday weak, this gentleman terminated the series of vocal entertainments which he has been giving during the season, at the Music-hall in Store Street. The hall was crowded to excess; and his beautiful, simple, and expressive manner of singing the national ...
... PIANO FORTES. EXTENSIVE REDUCTION PRICES. R. WORNUM, Inventor and Manufacturer of Patent Double- Action IMANO-KORTES, at the Music-Hall, Store-Street, Bedford-Square, London. THE PICCOLO. ens gns - Plain in Mahogany / ' Res t 34 Elegant with Trusses T with ...
... subject of the potatoe disease. The Potatoe Distemper—On Thursday, a public meeting of the citizens of Dublin was held the Music-hall, in Abbey Street, the Lord Mayor presiding. The attendance was respectable and rather numerous; but the proceedings were ...
... Friendly Society, and rejoice a plenteous provision of hot soup, and cold viands, as should ha\e done the bidden guests of the Music-hall, Dublin, but that supplies ran short of the solids, which no superfluity O'Counellite speech-making could afterwards make ...
... Railway Chronicle. Lord Morpeth and the Anti-Corn-Law League —On Tuesday week, a meeting of free-traders was helc in the Music-hall, Leeds, to hear addresses from Mr Cobden and Mr. Bright, furtherance of the qualification movement, and on the alarming ...