... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... meeting on Sunday next, at Donnybrook-green. A meeting of the Irish Confederation took place on Wednesday night, in the Music Hall, which was more crowded than ever it was before. The following resolu- tion was passed:- That we disclaim the notion that ...

... of a meeting on Monday evening in the Music Hall of that town. A public meeting, the first of a series announced to take place in the manufacturing districts of Yorkshire and Lancashire, took place in the Music Hall, Leeds, in favour of a Ten Hours' Factory ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HUBmit nGmURS an sptabc SOetInw i PM . -L mn&qt numerous and respectable Meetinns we ever I Ae o thave attleunded, at the Music Hall, in Newcastle, ',raber h Voluntary Society held their Anniversary on the the Chl' the Rev R. Pringle in the Chair. t, Isei' ...

... CHURjiW REFORM. [FROM TUB NEWCASTLE PRE8S] A public meeting, numerously attended, was held in the Music Hall, on Tuesday evening last, to consider the propriety of forming a branch of the Church Reform Union in this town. The Rev. Mr. Graham presided ...

... Island Mr. Mitchel expressed his sense ot their kind treatment. The Protestant Repeal Association will meet to- night in the Music Hall, with an accession of 1,200- new members. To give ?? to the scene 300 Orange- men, with their scarfs and medaLs, will gather ...

... arrangements are in progress for the erection of a spacious and magnilicent building, to be called the { Grand National Music Hall, to be appropriated for the ctltivatiot of native musical talent, and the performance of Annual Metrepolitan I'es- tivils ...