... LIVERPOOL AUCTION MART, COMMISSION AND EXHIBITION BOOMS, MUSIC HALL. BOLD STREET. LotIIF. Public tre respeclfully iofnrmcil, that the above IJ. Establishment is now Open for the reception of IfUIINITLIRR. GOODS, nod PAINTINGS, whether lAncient or Modern ...

... LIVERPOOL AUCTION MART, COMMISSION AND EXHIBITION ROOMS MUSIC HALL, BOLD STR TE Public are respectfully informed, that the above at is now Open for the reception ol GOODS, and PAL whethe FURNITURE Ancient or Modern, intended for Public or Private Sale ...

... MOUNT OF OLIVEs.” _—_—_—__ On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN- INGS, Sept. 24 and 25, GRAND: MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS, AT THE NEW MUSIC HALL. —_—_—_— CIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS :— Madame ALLAN, Miss Mason, Miss And Madame STOcKHAUSEN Mr. P : Mr. Mr. And Mr. H. PHILLirs ...

... understand that a letter has been received by Darn ton Lupton, Esq., the chairman of the meeting of the electors held in the Music Hall on the 20th of last month, from Sir W. Molesworth, expressing his entire satisfaction with the resolutions passed at that ...

... congratulate them upon their glorious tri waidsof an hour previous to the commencement of business, the spacious room in the Music Hall was crowded to excess by the friends of both parties. Previous to the commence- ment of business the Rev. ugh rose for the ...

... Ac- counts to Mrs. immediately. ) Carlisle, Sept. 19, 1833. = LIVERPOOL AUCTION MARI, COMMISSION AND EXH IBITION ROOMS, MUSIC HALL, BOLD ST: REET. informed, that the above HE Public are respectfully en for the reception of Establishment is now O S, whether ...

... (From the Newcastle Courant.) Mr. Anderson, professor the Magic art, has performed every Evening during the week, at the Music Hall, to respectable audiences and from whom he has received well merited applause. His tricks are dexterously performed, without ...

... country If it be, it will taken up, aud defend the right!— Examiner. .:„' To yock Tents, oh Israel .'—Public me« in the Music Hall to address the King, ' . qoeftee of the King having dissolved his 'a and called upon the Duke of Wellington ),« Tory ...

... {From the Newcastle Courant.) Mr. Anderson professor of the Magic art, has performed every Evening during the Week, at the Music Hall, to respectable audiences and from whom he has received well me>ited applause. His tricks are dexterously performed, without ...

... ELECTIONEERING. Newcastle. —A meeting of the electors of Newcastle-upon-Tync is be held the Music Hall Wednesday evening next, for purpose of taking into consideration the means best calculated to secure the rot urn to Parliament, the event of dissolution ...

... sum was given by a member of his congregation, who will not allow his name to transpire. A public dinner was given at the Music Hall, Neweastle, on Monday last, to James Aytoun, Esq., of Edinburgh, who was a candidate for the representation of Newcastle ...

... was then useful to the Journal party; now it is detrimental, because Hie] “crisis” badly selected. There was meeting the Music Hall, Newcastle, to address the King on his unpardonable presumption in discovering the worlhlessnes of the Melbourne Administration ...