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... PIANO FORTES^ EXTENSIVE REDUCTION IN PRICES. RWORNUM, Inventor and Ma.tufiiMurer Patent Double-Action PIANO-FORfrC* at the MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. BedfXS&£rk. . . THE PICCOLO. Plain, mahogany so Guineas. Hest ( uineas ...
... which it is built. Unincumbered with interposing columns or walls, which sound intercepted and smothered, it cannot fail Music Hall to surpass every other structure in the kingdom ; and a comparison highly advantageous to it may fairly be shewn in contrast ...
... and announced that the meeting was adjourned to the top of Leece Street, on the stone-breaking ground opposite the New Music Hall. Thither the audience wended their way, but on their arrival, was announced that the meeting would be held in Queen Square ...
... O'Brien, M.P., and Mr. T. F. Meagher, who are charged with uttering seditious speeches, the 15th of March inst., at the Music Hall. A warrant was also issued against Mr. Mitchell, in which he is charged with publishing in the United Irishman, of which ...
... hi e a tea party, in compliment to Meura m. Smith O'Brien. Mitchell/and Meagher, was given by toe Irish Confederates the Music Hall, which was tilled with noisy company. After tea was discussed Mr. Andrew Russell Stritch the health of the Queen. The ...
... Mitchells, and Smith O'Briens will be found wanting on the day of trial. They mean nothing more than a war of words in the Music Hall and the Court of Queen's Bench ; and an imprisonmop*—will give them all the honours of political jrfartyrdom at a cheap ...
... case, was prosecution the suit of the Crown against Mr. William Sauth O'Brien, M.l*., for seditious speech delivered at the Music Hall, in the City of Dublin, on the loth of March, 1848. that speech Mr. O'Brien reviewed the events of the French Revolution ...
... Pewhills, Chippenham. piancTfoutes! EXTENSIVE REDUCTION IN PRICES. R ami Manufacturer ■ Patent Double-Action PIANO-FORTES, at MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET, Bedford-Square. THE PICCOLO. Plain, in mahogany .SO Guineas. Best Guineas. Elegant, with Trusses 38 Guineas ...
... north, and a Protestant Clergyman, the Rev. Mr. Tyrrel, who is said to be a convert to Federalism. The dinner was in the Music Hall. Covers were laid for 800 persons, and the tables were full. The galleries were full of gaily dressed ladies. The dinner ...
... Blackburne took his seat on the bench. The jury was sworn, and the traverser charged with uttering a seditious speech at the Music Hall, Dublin, on the night of the 15th of March, 1848. Mr. Hodges, the Government reporter, proved the report of the speech, ...
... Cirenceller or to MefTrs. Whitcornbe and King, Serjeams'-Inn, Fleet-llreer, London. LET for a Term ol Years, ANNUAL I. V , MUSIC HALL, fituatc LIVERPOOL. This building Was pufptnely for Concert-Room, and elleemful admirably for that purpofe. It »h provided ...
... IRELAND. The first meeting of the new league was held at the Music Hall, Dublin, on Wednesday night last week. Mr. Barnewall presided. Mr. K. O'Gorman acted secretary; Mr. Leyne and Mr. Stritch are joint secretaries. The attendance was not large, but ...