... MUSIC HALL. The continued engagement of Prof. Woodhead is one of the most attractive features of the bill presented this week at the Westminster Music Hall. As a player of musical instruments he stands in the front rank in the profession, and hi. performances ...

... MUSIC HALL. WILLIA.MSON-BQUARB. LIVERPOOL, fair Pronneforsand Messrs. FlSPßanok Lsaa THE COOLEST AND BEST VENTILATED HALL ENGLAND Tn-oisbl Fridayl. 20th inst .and To morrow (Saturday!. Important engaaement, for Two Nighta onhr, Mr PAT HAEFKRTVe the Originator ...

... ??? MUSIC HALL. rr.er.i cannot ■'! v —if* 'ti ■ i..c «ii'.« u rn'ieb • N*w f , ea, '. ?*' the I Inz, -*• eat. - put.-**** ' •*. with *r~at . • the an— f th» l»ali, which lately •f I'lifH. *ek portion. .. the » v»rr strong. A popular favo«rita, 'harlcs ...

... ON MUSIC HALL. KAMP cram.. a MIL J. a. MID /OR JONGIIIIANII, • miss woos,: itaircstumed. T W. sok the walnut sad tea. MILLAT. IV BLADE. MAVDE DELLA. /EEO wirsoars. LYLON______ Iu AND OOLLICIT. !NORM AND ?An. vas osonsimm. Mimes 733. Prisse-el SO 10 ...

... THE MUSIC HALL. The Victoria Music Hall, which is popularly known as “Ben Lang’s,” from the fact that it was occupied for great number of years by a person that name, who is said to have acquired fortune of £lOO,OOO out of the concern, and which was the ...

... MUSIC HALL AND FOB BALE. TO BE SOLD OR LET, the ALEXANDRA MUSIC HALL. :;v4 Public-Hour* ■dj.qniai.kaowii.Mtte TH -W.VLL. The pxv*«lle* >iwyjHn|ity haltt. ••.,1 The muito ba? *>*• •♦.ont L*» POTMUA-Applj WAIX. Bollcltor. BE SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, Lot ...

... MUSIC HALL DR£SS BOOTS. ALLACE’S LADIES.' GENTS, AND BOOTS AND SHOES FOB DBESS OB EVENING Ladle* and Gectfemen requtrtuf DRESS BOOTS .S in the Neir ...

... HALL. It is rarely that such a combination of attractions are to be seen on a music hall stage as is at present provided for the patrons of the Alexandra. There are eight items on the programme, and it may be asserted without exaggeration that one•half ...

... MUSIC HALL. Two Nights only. On Tuesday and Fbiday, the 24th sod Msrbh, 1857. DR. MARK his LITTLE MEN has the honour VV announcing that be will give series of his greatly admired Vocal and Instrumental CONCERTS. Also, on Fbidav the 27th Instant, GRAND ...

... WESTMINSTER MUSIC HALL. If there is one speciality in which Mr. James Kiernan is to be congratulated on, it is that of successfully catering for the patrons of the Westminster Music Hall. That his efforts in this direction succeed is evidenced by the ...

... PARTHENON MUSIC HALL. A first-class company has this week been pro vided by Mrs. Stoll her patrons, and the hall night was crammed the doors, every available inch of space being filled. attraction excellence is Mr. Patrick who ia not inaptly described ...

... PARTHENON MUSIC HALL. A good bnaineue being done the Parthenon this wei-k. the iirngiemii being icplctu with toed things. Mr. Michael Nclan, a great favounto in l.ivcriuiol, ii meetiug with an cnthusiiwtic recep* tion. Miss Kitty K win. male impersonator ...