... THE MUSIC HALL The arrangements here were under a committee consisting of our principal citizens, and it was expected that Lord Brougham would have presided. Circumstances, however, unavoidably prevented his lordship from fulfilling his intention of being ...

... purpose, will assemble in Glengarnock Music Hall. Mr John Jasper, from Lowmoor Ironworks, delivered a lecture oil the evening of Tuesday, the 27th curt., on the God-like principle of Total Abstinence, in the Music Hall Wengerrock Ironworks, lore, for which ...

... as an appropriate tribute to the memory of the hero of the structure. The principal scenes of the celebration were the Music Hall, the Corn Exchange, Grassmarket, Dunedin Hall, and the Queen Street Hall. ...

... Dunfermline. Mr FREDERICK BRIDGEMAN, the distinguished Pianist and Concertinist, from the Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, and Music Hall Concerts, Edinburgh. ADMISSION; ls. and 2s. Doors open at 7, Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets and Programmes to ...

... in aid of the funds of the Glengarnock Iron Works Library, took place on the evening of the 26th ult., in the Glengarnock Music Hall, a commodious apartment above the Saw-Mills, and was attended by upwards of 600 of the workmen and their friends. The talent ...

... Dunfermline. Mr FREDERICK BRIDGEMAN, the distillgui,-hed Pianist and Concertinist, from the Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, and Music Hall Concerts, Edinburgh. ADM15510N;.. ls. and 2s Doors open at 7, Concert to commence at 8 o'clock, Tickets and Programmes ...

... first sitting, names Dr Robertson, Professor of Church History, as his successor. The Free Church more modestly meets in the Music Hall, and, after sermon by the Rev. Dr M'Crie, on the motion of Dr Henderson of Glasgow, appoints Dr James Julius Wood of Dumfries ...

... letter has been received from Mr Spurgeon intimating that he has consented to preach in Edinburgh on the 22d and 23d Feb. The Music Hall has been secured, and all the arrangements will speedly be announced.—,Scotsman. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE POLYTECHNIC ...

... to put down drunkenness, while not many months ago--but that was when he wanted voteshe was inveighing fiercely in the Music Hall against the unjust features of the Public House Act. At the second lecture, there was something like a row between the ...

... than two feet inches by one foot seven inches. Gothic designs will not be accepted by the committee. The plan of the Surrey Music Hall has proved to be acconstically good, and will be decidedly preferred. Provision to be made for baptistry, six vestries, ...

... The execution of the monument to George Stephenson. at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, is committed to Mr Lough. The organ for the Music Hall, Aberdeen, is nearly con►pleted, and is expected to be fitted up iu the month of July. It is to cost £lOOO. The Sunday-school ...

... be traced. ANCIENT ORDER OF FREE GARDENERS.- The annual assembly of the ancient order of Free Gardeners took place in the Music Hall, George Street, on the 28th ult. Deputations from the St. David's, Dunse; Thistle, Penicuik ;. Solomon, Dalkeith ; and ...