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... return of that gentleman to serve as one of the Representatives in Parliament for this town. The dinner was given at the Music Hall, being the hugest room in Liverpool. Henry-Blundell Hollinshead, Esq. was in the chair, with Mrt Canning o n hi s ,right ...
... in Sheffield on the 14th instant, as a compliment to Lord Warncehfe. It is now determined that the dinner shall be at the Music Hall. We understand, that to-morrow the Duke of Rute AND will leave Fox-house, near Sheffield, for Bolvoir Castle. His Grace ...
... fashion seldom brought together. On the first nitrht there were present 530, anti on Friday evening 570, in theisaloon. The music hall was tilled to overflowing, both in the saloon and gallery; and the tickets for the former were at a considerable premium ...
... MUSICALS. MANCHESTER. CONCERTS. The Gentlemen's Concerts, at Manchester, look place last week, and the elegant Music Hall was crowded each night. The Performers engaged by the Directors, of this In- stitution were Mademoiselle Brambilla, Messrs. Sapio ...
... Gascoyne dine with time Mayor at the Town Hall to•morrow. The friends of the former Gentleman dine'together ou Saturday, at the Music Hall. CONTESTED ELECTIONS.—STATE OF THE POLLS. MARCH 13. Byng Mellish Whitbread Elected • DURHAM COUNTY. Lamhton .1672 I Wharton ...
... 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 ...
... MUSICALS. MANCHESTER CONCERTS. The Gentlemen's Concerts, at Manchester, took pin last week, and the elegant Music Hall was crow( each night. The performers engaged by the Direct of this Institution were Mademoiselle Messrs. SAPID, PHILLIPS, and SPAGNOLETTI ...
... Conyngham, Miss STEPHENS is engaged to perform at the Sheffield Concerts in November, and Madame CATALANI in January. A Music Hall has just been erected there at an expense of 40001. ...
... the poles. YORKSHIRE. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.-This Society held its Spring Meeting on Friday last, iii the saloon of the Music Hall. The room was well attended, the show of flowers and plants appeared to give great satisfaction. The flowers which obtained ...
... as well as the Vocalists already named. The amount of the receipts is about 20,000/. ; the expences (including the new Music Hall) about 18,000/., leaving a surplus of 2,000/., exclusive of the guarantee fund of 10,000/. The pickpockets were not idle ...
... necessary that unexpected forms sl:ould be complied with,— (Shrews Chronicle) Two Concerts have been recently given at the Music Hall, Liverpool, to which Mr. and Mrs..SALmos gave the aid of their splendid talents. ...
... Collection for the benefit of the widows and orphans amounted to 276 f. The Miscellaneous Concert in the evening.at the Music Hall, alt*acted a very numerous assemblage, so fill that spacious building. The Overture Der Freitchutz was most admirably perfoimed ...