... Liverpoot.—VoreE or THanks To R. Cospen, Esa., M.P.—One of the most densely packed and enthusi- astic meetings ever held in the Music Hall, took place on Friday night, to petition parliament for a total and immediate repeal of the corn laws, and to pass a vote ...

... Journal Office. and SON, Carvers and Gilders. SUBSCRIBERS TO THE A^T~UnTonT « URE & GL ASS FRAME MANUFACTORY, Bold Street (the Music Hall,) Liverpool. KEYSres Pectfully invites the attention of framed and others requiring their Engravings nianufactured in CTION ...

... Baptists as A Chapel. There is also a large and spacious Room above the ' Lecture Room, which has frequently been used as a Music Hall, t and wbich has been pronounced Braham, Carte, t and other competent judges, to be the best Room in the North of England ...

... HOSIERY & GLOVES, J the best Description. Post OrF,c E 'subscribers picture & glass frame manufactory 52, Bold Street (the Music Hall,) Liverpool.' RJ. KEYS respectfully invites the attention of Gentlemen and others requiring their En ra vines Earned to ...

... Baptists as A CHAPEL. There is also a large and spacious Room above the ecture Room, which has frequently been used as a Music HALL, and which bas been pronounced by Carte, and other competent judges, to be the best Room in the North of Englan dtor , whether ...

... John Russell, wbo, with his is at present a private visit in Edinburgh, the of presentation took place on Monday, in the Music Hall, George Street (the largest public buiiding in the town). The hall was crowded long before the hour announced tor tbe ceremony ...

... -Tweed, is intended to be held in NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, on Wednesday and Thursday, October the 27th and 28th, at the NEW MUSIC HALL, Nelson Street. LADIES PATRONESSES. Her Grace the Duchess of Montrose; her Grace the Duchess of Roxburghe; the Most Noble ...

... sum was given by a member of his congregation, who will not allow his name to transpire. A public dinner was given at the Music Hall, Neweastle, on Monday last, to James Aytoun, Esq., of Edinburgh, who was a candidate for the representation of Newcastle ...

... and meeting, Regulatio ns of the Council. N.B.—Sale of Tickets for the Pavilion Dinner, to Members of the Society, at the Music Hall, from Twelve to Four o’Clock on Wednesday, the 15th of July + and from Eight to Twelve o’Clock on Thurs- day, t he 16th ...

... Queen's Bench, on the first day of next Easter Term, the two former for having spoken seditious speeches at a mecting at the Music Hall, Abbey Street,on the even- ing of the 15th of March instant, and the last for hav- ing, as proprietor, printer, and publisher ...

... the success was not great. On the following evening the League deputation at. tended a public meeting in the Edinburgh New Music Hall Assembly Rooms, the Lord Provost in the chair, The principal speakers were the chairman, Mr. den, and Mr. Bright, but no ...

... have been quite insig- nificant, and their entire proceedings ridiculous and | contemptible. There was a meeting in the Music- hall, Nelson-street, on Wednesday evening, for the | parpose of el-cting two delegates to attend a confe- | rence in Birmingham ...