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... another ?? .f b this paiper, conveni,.g a meeting of the friends of the Leeds Auixiiiary Bible Society, to be field in the Music-Hall, in Albiou-Street, next Wtdues- J day murning at II o'clock. * The trial between John Plumbe,' Esq. of I Tong hlall ;ard ...
... the remotest reeions of the globe. Mr. Mlerry cotncluded with movimtg the thanks of the meeting to thle proorietors of the Music-Hall, for e gratuitous use of the room, onl this ?? . Ike (leer. Mr. Lenydon observed, that the primary object of the scriptures ...
... lkainflett. kidiev. Hill, and Packet, 4.140 .from lifwich. Hope, Walili, frum Wells. Charlotte, Attorney, from Culchelter. .--. MUSIC HALL. T.EEDS. MR. WHITE moft rt rpc(ifully informs Na Friends aid the PuLl:c. that h.* ANNDAI. CONCERT will Sc on MONDAY EVENING ...
... LONDON PORTER, &cG. . :0* the Loneet. Ter,.ss,, for Ready Afoisey, At WEBB'S WINE VAULTS, No. 67, Bold-street, near the Music-Hall. The Lil'erpool Marine Society. T HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held at Forshaw's,,the Globe Tavern, in John-street, on ...
... T. W. re-opens hic Rooms at Saint Anne's this do1 Friday-as be ,tnfore. Eis Papils' Pahlic Night will be given at thca Music Hall, edirly in June. QUESTION POSTPONED FROM LAST -WEDNESDAY.. *FZD-4VBNESDAY; rsb. 3, 18 h . A T tb Larege Room, iarble-street ...
... large scale, price 1,s.-pro'fs'. lIls. Gd ro A Portrait of .V. RGSCOE, 5Esq. on a sfi~etr scale, p¶irce 6.5-preofs 7s. ?? !MUSIC HALL. . On TOESDAY, FRRUaRS.'25d, 18Sti S turl he birst Agct wil be COmposed ef 5 ' A SELEC TION From Handel's grand SOse eita ...
... OF. T1E MER CURE I a - So,-As lifes purport of tlse Ameindment CC which I proposed at t he tate public Meeting in the Gt Music-Hall, is totallynurp'rne in year lost ireek's psper, ind as Your's is the only report of the L proceedings which has goes forith ...
... volunteered a, their powetful aid; and upoD the amateurs, who b so handsomely came forward to amuse and delight the public. The Music Hall was filled at an early hour, by a brilliant assemblage of company, not only from C the town, and immediate neihbbourhood ...
... the Occasion. And on FRIDA V the *Uth, ' THE MESSIAH, On tht Evenings of TVESDA Yand THURSD A Y. aciU be perfamed, at the MUSIC HALL, TWO GRAXD MISCF.LLAXEOUS CONCERTS. Principal focal Performers already engaged, Madame CATALANL Mrs. SALMON. Mr. GOSS. ...
... for the Occasion. And on FRIDAY the 24th, THE MESSIAH. On the Evenings of TUESDAY and THURSDAY, will be pe.formed, at ihe MUSIC-HALL, TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS. Principal Vocal Performers already engaged. Madame CAT A LAN I. Mrs. SALMON. Mr GOSS ...
... Ferg*>lesi, Mozait, Sic. tic. Fill Y, the iHcsstaj), On the EVENINGS OF TUESDAY AND THURSDAY WILL I'E It KO ItMED, At the Music-Hall, TWO GRAND Miscellaneous Concerts. Principal Vocal Performers: MADAME CATALAN!, MASTER ICING, MASTER lIOiIBS, MRS. SALMON ...
... CELLO, . PERGOLESI, ti ?? MOvZAer, ;c. * O- n FRIDAY, the 24th, -:.HE lMIRSS1IJ.4 v3n~ngsof Tisday and Thursdaywill be at e Music Hall, : ' OGJAND Ml WCE LANP{U a .CONCERTS. .PRINCIPAL VOCAL. PERFORMERS . ManameftTALANIr, Master KING, d Master HOBBS, --:SALMON ...