... the inhabitants of the district. Mretina oF tHe Society—A general meeting of the members of the Society was held in the Music Hall, Nelson Street, on Friday last, but the attendance was extremely limited, there not kes more than twenty present. Lord Portman ...

... useful to the now it is detrimental, because the Journal's party; & ori is badly selecte: d. There was a meeting at the Music Hall, in Newcastle, to address the King on his unpardonable pr esumption in discovering the worthlessness of the MELBOURNE A ...

... which Englund is so celebrated. h Tux Tes Facrory Thursday week a public meeting w as held in the picture gallery of the Music Hall, Leeds, to consider the provisions of the “Short Time Bill.” Lord Ashley, 13. Jowett, and several other ntial persons were ...

... is the Irish—investment in the Trish funds, the hall « —-Last Wednesday with the agents of Se Cebden and with the at the Music Hall, scheme which far the purpose of € Weat Y and South Lan- and Middlesex, by the splitting of free- for tho whieh were sent ...

... stores are rather of a contrary j to modelling, &c. and curiosities, series rf rtms, we pass through the Victoria to the new Music Hall, which has been appropriated to the mechanical department of the Exhibition and the great arena of attraction for old and ...

... was then useful to the Journal party; now it is detrimental, because Hie] “crisis” badly selected. There was meeting the Music Hall, Newcastle, to address the King on his unpardonable presumption in discovering the worlhlessnes of the Melbourne Administration ...

... Yorkshire The first to petition in favour of aten hours bill. of these took place at Leeds, on Monday week, and was held in the Music Hall. Tbe attendance from the commencement of the proceedings till” their close, at near midnight, was most numerous and respectable ...

... Jedburgh;'and the Scottish Border Lodge, Hawick, separate districts, was acceded to. supper was held on Tuesday evening, at the Music Hall, kelson Street, when nearly 600 members sat down chair was occupied by the Mayor of Newcastle, Sir John Fife, aud the vice-chair ...

... the usual practice of the liberal electors this borough, they are about to meet on Tuesday evening next (probably at the Music Hall,) in order to'decide upon the- candidates whom they will support at the ensuing election. An announcement will then, we ...

... has addresse. letter to Ur. Uray, the Fretman'a Journal, recommendio) a union of the rival houses of Burgh-quay and the Music hall, and requesting that the following requisition may lie for signature at the Frcemau’t Journal office;—“ union amongst all ...

... aware of any effort having been made to revive Chartism, with the exception-of (the ocalled) Dr. Taylor's harangue at the Music Hall, Friday evening Neiccastls Courant. understand that great number of the pitmen Segbiil have voluntarily sent to the gistrates ...

... Mr. James Silk Buckingham, one of the representatives of Sheffield, on Saturday last, addressed his constituents at the Music Hall, Sheffield, in a speech of very great length. Having disposed of matters of general interest, Mr. proceeded to explain that ...