... visit to his constituents at Leeds; and a suitable celebration of the event, public meeting was held in the evening, at the Music Hall, in order to give expresbion to the sentiments of the inhabitants and electors the questions of the public expenditure, ...

... attention to the ad- which appears in this day’s paper, of lecture Phrenology and the Passions, which to delivered in the Music-hall, Mr. A. S. Hamilton, on Monday next. The lecturer, have already stated, has been ...

... Belfast and the neighbourhood, that his Grand VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will take place on FRIDAY, lltb January, tho MUSIC-HALL. In making the above announcement, M|Jwh«i cannot refrain from expressing his grateful thanlm lolfiose kind Patrons whose ...

... to ' . the _PuIilic . thBtlheil l _'' _inS'r _; _PEhl'o ' i ! MAXCEfor tlii «_ - _Scason ' will ' _tiilic 'IN . THE MUSIC ' . HALL _, _- GEORGE STREET , On SATURDAY , 5 th January _1850 , ; ' -.. : ' ; • . ' at _Three o'clock _afternoon . ' ' , ' ...

... TAE GRAND CONUNDRUM NIGHT'!! AND EXTRA FAREWELL PERFORMANCE, AT THE MUSIC HALL, . On MONDAY, JANUARY 1, On which oceasion the Great Contest of Wits will take plaew for the MAGNIFICENT SILVER CUP, Value Twexry Guiveas, and & IP%INND TWELFTH CAKE, i sienivg ...

... CONCERT, MUSIC HALL, on THE MORNING OF TO-MORROW (Tuwnan ), he 3 January. UMEROUS requsts hvhs been made for N ..uuumno wncnt.“. '..‘h-h- lA.?'A-I w‘. 1:0“ to delay departare, enabled :-h” l---'v M‘“J-m . FAREWELL MORNING CONCERT, N MR ‘ MUSIC HALL, On THURSDAY ...

... thu eee ee ee oo er on Sermon preached by the Rev. OP .. Dew! iving Feast, attended by upwards of 800 poor sions | at the Music Hall, terial .—Madame Sontag’s Concert at the Royal A Re Rooms 3.—Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kean perform at the ‘ in The Housekeeper ...

... night, would be h ssist in laudable an Lay Reapsas’ — A deeting, in furtherance of the objecta of this | vas beld at the Music Hall, last night. Traoine.—To the Editor.-—Sir,—V ‘low me through your columns, te contradict iat t has been extensively circulated ...

... planted, named “the Harford . sus. | daughter of Capt. Harford. 15.—A Grand Ball and given by the Bi | of Leamington, at the Music Hall. ; an 17.—Mr. Hitchman published an excellent | e has | the Spa Waters in the Leamingtoa Courier. | 20.— Warwick and Leamingtou ...

... Street, which these gentlemen have provided for tbe urn of their bands, and which serves for refectory, lecture room, and music hall, it was, on the evening in question, decorated with much taste ; elegant festoons of evergreens, ornamented with bou- quets ...

... MlA DAME SONTA S. F A R E W _3 ELL CONCERT, MUSIC HALL, THIS MORNING, THURSDAY, the 3d January. XTUMEROLUS reqnests having been made for a MOTrninl I Concer. MIr nooD has the plessure to announcethat. through thle kindness of MADAMIE SONTAG con seting ...

... Elston, one of the | musicians of the place, aged 67. 22.—The Leamington Literary and Scientifi tution's first Soireé at the Music Hall. | 27.—Supper to the workmen employed in tk | tion, &c., of the New Theatre. j delivered ia the Court of CI | in reference ...