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... the Rreston,Ouild- Trom thence they go to Liverpool, !where - t,-..tire•erigaged to -open the Subscription COncerts at the Music Hall. The' plan which the Direaors'.of the Concerts have adopted appears to • ,he:.exrit=niely iodicious, and cannot fail of ...
... Arra. 19. Ov was M :nd ty last, a meeting of Lieutenancy held the Music-Hall, in this town, for furthering the execution &.f Detente Ad. Several Resole. tions %% ere passed ; the most material was to fix the, place of rendezvous in case of Invasion. Some ...
... Vii( IRE, President.' • ENAI, at the Hotel, Carnaivon, Sir ROUT. WILLIAM VAUGHAN, hart, M. P. in the chair. LEED:4, at the Music Hall, Sir HENRY RR `SON, Bart. in the Chair. at the Three Crowni Inn, Lord ROBERT BIANNERS, M. P. Iresident. BLAGF.UtIIiN, at ...
... to the tau- Syren, as a public pertorwer.—Miss Stephens is now at Liverpool, is here she is to situ: one evening at the Music Hall, and then returns to her professional avocations at Covent- Gar►len Theatre. ...
... Gascoyne dine with time Mayor at the Town Hall to•morrow. The friends of the former Gentleman dine'together ou Saturday, at the Music Hall. CONTESTED ELECTIONS.—STATE OF THE POLLS. MARCH 13. Byng Mellish Whitbread Elected • DURHAM COUNTY. Lamhton .1672 I Wharton ...
... Intelligencer, of the 4th inst.:--- LEEDS PITT CLUB. The Anniversary of this Society was celebrated on Monday last, at the Music-hall :. JOHN Hanr)Y, Esq., the Recorder, in the Chair. The dinner and wines, provided by Mr. Moseley, were of the first order ...
... admirable, and was received with thunders of applause. The performance was announced for nine o'clock, and at that hour the Music Hall was crowded with amateurs and persons of fashion. In the Royal box were the Dukes of Clarence and Cambridge, with, we believe ...
... humour. Soon after five o'clock, the Mayor, in his robes, attended by the officers of the corporation, repaired to the - Music Hall, to receive his brother magistrates, the members of the common council, the clergy, the hussar, staff, yeomanly, and volunteer ...
... necessary that unexpected forms sl:ould be complied with,— (Shrews Chronicle) Two Concerts have been recently given at the Music Hall, Liverpool, to which Mr. and Mrs..SALmos gave the aid of their splendid talents. ...
... August, T. 8. GOOCH, Nsq., M.P., President. MENAI. At Carnarvon, in August, Sir JOSEPH._ BUDIARD, President. LPEDS. At the Music Hall, WILLIAM BECKETT, Vsq• in the Chair. THE COLONIES. CANADA. PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT of LOWER CANADA. COUNCIL, March 22, 1823 ...
... journat.) Miss 'STEPHENS engaged: .to perform at the Sheffield Concerts in November, and Maciarne CATALANI inlannary. A noble Music Hall has just been erected there, at an expense of about 4,0001. CHARLES MATHEWS finished a most successful career in the Dublin ...
... niorriing, aged 76. • An important addition to the public buildings in Voric , Wiii-ithortly be made by.thc:erection of a Music-hall, caPable, of accommodating 2,00 Persons, ,upon scale so magnitrceilfirs to vie with-any other similar erection in 'Europe ...