... anonymous contributors, whose truly Christian roceediags I shall gratel ully acknowledge and reveal to the neting in the Music Hall, Lower Abbey-street, on Friday, e 13th inst. Be pleased to present my most grateful thanks voar worthyrcolleagues in this ...

... IRELAND. Thckng-announced National Conference in Dnblin was ?? on Tuesday, at the. Abbey-street Music Hall. The attnce is said to have been very numerous, but by no means distinguished; Mr. Felirgus O'Connor and some English Chartists being the only ...

... THE CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIEfTY, ?? I (From the Times.) The . Music Hall of Leamington appears to have wit, nessed a rather curious scene the other day, in the shape of a meeting of the Church Pastoral Aid Society-a scene more curious, we must add ...

... time, and worthy of the men, to *r commemorate whose services it is dedicated. le The place of entertainment will be the Music Hall, p in Abbey-street. The arrangements of the lessee . render it impossible that the use ofthe Theatre Royal, where, in all ...

... y ; and one anxious to do strict justice in des- cribing it, cannot pronounce it to have been a decided ot failure. The Music Hall, in which the meeting was held, in is not a very capacious building, yet it was not by any -means densely crowded until ...

... Foreign Aid Society, Hanover-square Rooms the Marquis of Cholmondeley in the chair; May 16, Trinitarian Bible Society, Music Hall, Store-street, tie Earl of Denbigl in the chair;- June 8, London Female Penitentiary Institution, Pentonville, the Earl ...

... having been required. In Belfast the Orangemnen celebrated the day in their Lodge-rooms, and at night at a soiref in the Music hall. MEETING OF THU PROTESTANT Assoc&IoN.-On Tuesday night the Dublin Protestant Association held their promised demonstration ...

... marines, to co-operate with the troops. MR. BUCKINGHAM-AMERICA This gentleman delivered his second lecture last night, at the Music Hall, Abbey-street, The New England States eonstituted the subject of his disooure, which embraced a vast variety of most useful ...

... cellaneous concert of this society was given before a e highly-respectable audience on Thursday evening week, ,e at thle Music Hall, Bewsey-street. The scheme con- . sisted of a great variety of vocal and instrumental e ieces from the best masters, which ...

... and on the continent, for elec ing an instantaneous transmission of inteliigoece between distant points, took place at the Music Hall, Siu8erstfeet, Bedford-square. Mr. Whishaw was the exhibtor and illu trator, and explained to a numerous circic of scienteftC ...

... offesucs. 'I hie. total number of prisoners is 113. EDUCATION IN WVA1.,;S.-On Tuesday evening last, a meeting was held in the Music Hall, Bold- street, Liverpool, for the purpose of hearing a lecture by the Rev. D. Rhys Stephens, of Alan- chester, on the state ...

... imprisoned Welshmen. That subscription is going on with a rapidity unparalleled. Last night, too, the immense area of the New Music Hall was filled with working men, though the charge for admission was twopeace each, to hear an address from Mr. Feargus O'Connor ...