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... 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 ...
... tile medium. 01 Tuesday, a n l*ock. Cthe Leeds Bazaar, for the benefit of the Lying. con ?? oeicid III the SaloonD of tile MuSic Hall, uinder tiin rnoga of the Marchiolless of Hertford, Coantees of Ad viecounte'lt Millton, Viscountess Pollington, Lady ' ...
... On Monday last the public dinner, originally intended to be given to the Irish Roman Catholic Deputation, was held in the Music Hall, Bold-street. The hall was tastefally decorated for the occasion. In the centre of the orchestra was placed a beau- tiful ...
... celebrated, for the first time, by the memubei's of this col soiety. I n the forenoon they attended divine service at a I the Music hall, Bold-street, where an appropriate sermon Ti was preached by the Rev. D. Thorn. They afterwards thi w alked in procession ...
... of ihe 5PF Set rZi5D ad ?? ever to bees a v Demc 6, I&2. A PA RISlIOP-ER. Sr. Ryleys anrtoncnent of perfosmces at the .si Music Hall, on Wedzesday next, a degree bra of novely, that there can be ltle doubt will prove at I ee tracdye, Mr. Glasurke's mest ...
... has left at widowv aud four yonng children to deplore his los,. A very nnm-rous party of eaitlemen dined 16gether at the Music Hall, in teed-. on Tuesday week, to conm- menorate the election of Mr Fs Witson and the Hon. W. Dantcobe, as representatives ...
... crowded in every part by a most at- S tentive auditory. Yesterilay se~nnight, at the meeting of the Bible Society, inIt the Music- hall, a gentelman had lisa pocket picked of several at sovereigns and some silver.dt The addre~s to itis Majesty on the formation ...
... at-the LiverpoolTheatre. The disturbance, it appears, originated from liss Cramer's having.sung'at-the last Concert at the Music Hall,- in:opposition to the peremptory order of -the Managers.. On Mlonday~an. Appeal from this lady was postedd-througho ...
... afternoon was far from testitying good humour when not gratified at the hour expected by ethe ascension of the balloon. Music hall been tried, and for some time with effect, to allay the irritation ; - but at last even music lost its charm, and ceased ...
... the SE space of three weeks. The body which left the Rodneystreet M church with'Mr. Thorn has continued assembling in the Music- hall, Bold street, from the period when their society was formed r till the present ?? foundation stone in which this di parchment ...
... LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBIER 12. MUSIC HALL. Our avocations seldom allow us to remain during the whole of any public performance at the theatre or the Music-hall. This, we regret to say, was the case on Tuesday last, when we visited the Music-hall, which we were obliged ...
... wo~nlorns'51 AUtTOMtATONS Of tlsc nbove Exhilbitions, ?? I 3tesars, MA FenY, 1oost PARISa, ncu sisortly to Exhitbit isa the Music-' Hall If the high encomiutmn passed ?? Itese pserfeormances by the London ansI provincsia jounoals be any teat of excellenen ...