CHARITABLE BEQUESTS ACT
... Theatre Roval in that town, to pro- test against the Charitable Bequests Act. It had been arranged to hold the meeting in the Music Hall; but that room was found insufficient to aftord the requisite accommodation. » ...
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LANCASTER
... children edu-} cated in the schools in the town, in the courme of mwhloh he exhibited his very beautiful dissolving views, The Music Hall was completely filled, and many were unable to procure admission. The children seemed highly to enjoy the treat. w LEcTUREs ...
PASSING AWAY
... The following lAnes were recited by Mr. Buckingham, at the close of one of his addrextes In favour of Free Trade, at the Music Hall, fa* Lcedl; and produced a very powerful impression on a crowded audience. And God said—Be fruitful, and multiply and replenish ...
LEITH
... 25th ult.; one of them is said to be so dangerously burned as to be despaired of. NEW Music HALL is LIVERPOOL. -The Philharmonic Society have resolved to build a music hall, capable of holding upwards of 2000 persons. The first stone was laid on the 23d nlt ...
MR. ABRAHAM'S LECTURE ON AIR
... the Nature and Properties of Air, before the Members of the Me- cbanics' Library and their friends, in the saloon of the Music Hall. Tke lectures, which were got up with the strictest refer- ence to perspicuity and range of allusion, were highly creditable ...
EDINBURGH GAZETTE
... SLAVERY AND THE FREE CHU:CRH-On. Mon- day night Mr George Thompson, who has returned from Lon- don, again appeared in the Music Hall, and, in a speech ot three hours' duration, replied to the arguments tbathave been circulated by the Free Church party, ...
GRISI, MARIO, AND TAMBURINI
... been anticipated with an eagerness only surpassed by that at- tending the Lind concert of this evening, took place in the Music Hall on IFriday night. As the arrangements were the same as those to be followed this evening, the company, which was brilliant ...
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL
... which I owe to oyself to state, that the summons served on me by Mr. Gallaher for * work and ?? done' onl a night when the Music Hall was not open, was not received by me until six o'clook on the evening pre- vious to the morning on wvhich I fiat) to appear ...
JULLIEN'S CONCERTS
... J ULLIEN’ CONCERTS. Yesterday evening Mons. Jullien gave the first of a series of concerts in the Music Hall, which, notwithstanding the wind and rain, was quite filled. The programme was variep and comprehensive, and containing the principal novelties ...
MEETINGS AND EATINGS
... civic oak and the military laurel. l- IGEaVTS BLINaD VSSITIrrG SociZEr.-The annual meet- ing took place on Tuesoiayat the Music Hall, Store-street. Lord Ashley presided. Since the society has been esta- blished, upwards of 400 of the indigent blind have ...
Orrer to Jenny Linp.—Mr P. T. Barnum, in reference to an offer made to Jenny Lind, says—“I under- stand, and
... as it will be convenient for Mr Cobden to be in Leeds on the 18th inst. a . take place in the evening of that day in the Music Hall, when not only Mr Cobden, but several other guests will be a series for promoting the freehold land and It is intended, ...
BRITISH ASSOCIATION
... G.-Geology and Geography . Music Hall. D-Zoology and Botany. County Court. E.-Medical Science .. Surgeons' Ifall. F.-Statistics .. Old Academy of Arts. G.-Mechanical Science . Music Hall. Papers were read, and discussions ...