... MOUNT OF OLIVEs.” _—_—_—__ On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN- INGS, Sept. 24 and 25, GRAND: MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS, AT THE NEW MUSIC HALL. —_—_—_— CIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS :— Madame ALLAN, Miss Mason, Miss And Madame STOcKHAUSEN Mr. P : Mr. Mr. And Mr. H. PHILLirs ...

... a grand festival in the Music Hall. Most of the shops in the town were closed at noon, order that the assistants and apprentices might also enjoy general holiday. At six o'clock in the evening the soiree was held the Music Hall, when the orchestra, platform ...

... understand that a letter has been received by Darn ton Lupton, Esq., the chairman of the meeting of the electors held in the Music Hall on the 20th of last month, from Sir W. Molesworth, expressing his entire satisfaction with the resolutions passed at that ...

... INDEPENDENT ODD FELLOWS. The Odd Fellows held their Twenty-second Anniversary Meeting this week in the Music Hall, Newcastle. Their proceedings commenced on Monday morning, when the Grand Master, James Mansfield, Esq., opened the meeting by some exceedingly ...

... Galway.” LIVERPOOL.—At thie CANDIDATE FOR annual meeting of the T oxteth Park Protestant Ope- rative Assuciation, held at the Music Hall on Monday nomiuated the Right night, Charles Hursfali, Esy., Hon. Mr. Pringle, as the Protestant candidate tor Liverpool ...

... proceeding at the head of his Club, called the Grattan, on Tuesday evening, from the Club-room in Cumberlandstreet to the Music Hall, he was stopped at the entrance to Gloucester-street by the police, who refused to let the members of the club walk two ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Belfast Dinner to H. Potunger —This dinner took place Wednesday, in Music Hall chair was occupied by Andrew Mulholland Eso ' t * Belfast. ■ Esq., late mayor^V Belfast, was tbe vice-president ot the evenine The at c eulogium, gave The health ...

... the ratlway directors and other friends from Chester, two o'clock p.m. when the party sat down to a public dinner at the Music Hall, which ' the mafor of Shrewsbury presided. The party was large and influential; and every honour was done to the directors ...

... (From the Newcastle Courant.) Mr. Anderson, professor the Magic art, has performed every Evening during the week, at the Music Hall, to respectable audiences and from whom he has received well merited applause. His tricks are dexterously performed, without ...

... country If it be, it will taken up, aud defend the right!— Examiner. .:„' To yock Tents, oh Israel .'—Public me« in the Music Hall to address the King, ' . qoeftee of the King having dissolved his 'a and called upon the Duke of Wellington ),« Tory ...

... I \l>POSAi.of valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY. J known the nameof FALLoWFIED TERRACE ESTATE, on the At ol st, 1S4:». at the Music Hall, LEEDS, Yorkshire, (consisting of d.SfH) Shares, at One Guinea each.) Fkkt:itoi> Estate Vah XV-.000. Also, 150 Dividends ...

... SCOTT and SON, Carvers and Gilders. SUBSCRIBERS ~TO THE ART UNION. PICTURE & GLASS FRAME MANUFACTORY, 52, Bold Street (the Music Hall,) Liverpool. RJ. KEYS respectfully invites the attention of • Gentlemen and others requiring their Engravings framed the ...