... 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. ...

... nia)de. Mr. BRSnAiJM and Mrs. SALMO3 ate now at Liver- pool, giving their powerfl'l aid at the Miscellaneous Concerts in the Music Hall. '.'lhe tragedy of the Italian I over will shlortly be re- vived at Covent-garden Toeatre, for the puipose of dis- playing ...

... 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 ...

... E A DY. Mr. BRA HAM and Mrs. SALMON are now at Liverpool, giving their powerful aid at the Miscellaneous Concerts in the Music Hall. A the3ttical correspondent, in noticing the depression of the times, asserts, as a signal proof of the general distress ...

... return of the Usual searm, to the public. The receipts of the late Concert for the Institution of the Indigent Blind, in the Music Hall at Liverpool, amounted to above four hundred pounds, after paying all expenses. A shooting party, of only thirteen guns ...

... boards. Mr. Braham and Mrs. Salmon are now in Liver- pool, giving their powerful aid at the Miscellaneous Concerts in the Music Hall. Mrs. Barnes, late of the llaymarl.et Theatre, is now performing at that of New York, a'l the prin- cipal parts iv Tragedy ...

... constantly announced, and as often put off. The Winter Subscription Concerts, which are about to Commence at Liverpool, in the Music Hall, are to be conducted by Sir George Smart. The p-iuciptl vocal performers engaged art* Mr. and Mrs* Vauguan, Miss Goo oall ...

... family mausoleum under the Countess cf Salis- bury's Chapel, at Christchurch. Miss Byrne, commenced her engagement at the Music Hall, Liverpool, on Tuesday last, and was received with ecstatic applause. The day after Christmas-day a terrible fire broke ...

... Theatre, is recovered , from her recent indisposition, and shortly leaves town, to sing at the two next Concerts given at the Music Hall, in Liverpool. . It p.ppears u by the last letters from Ceylon, that the cinnaMon-tree via& t4rivipg in that i§larid. • ...

... Theatre, is recoverefl from her recent indisposition, and shortly leaves town/ to sing at the two next Concerts given at the Music Hall, in Liverpool.. Miss SOMERVILLE'S engagement at Bath expires in the course of a few days, when she returns to Drury-lane ...

... Signora CORK!, and Signor BEGREZ, have for some time past been giving Italian Dramatic Concerts from MOZART'S Operas, in the Music Hall at Liverpool. Mr. YOUNG, late of Covent Garden Theatre, is announced to play several leading characters at Yarmouth, from ...

... concern we late Sir WALTER FALQUIIAR, Bart. is seriously indisposed. Miss most sti&essful exertions in the Concerts at the Music Hall, in Liverpool, have been the songs of /liolly . ,lstore; the Irish ballad Of Savourna Inio, with a Tfoinl?a obligato; ...