... packed, andsweetnesa. r,, 6, IM4, says— The Aberdeen j el ,t,.rtainmenta came off Vance's clever and amusing full The the Music Hall, *. h,c , h ’uase. Teaches at the were very hearty m their ,^ everl _ Char- Times included Burlesque terminated, the SC ...

... miu., 20 sec. The weather was very favourable. I Successful Prizb-Takees.—ln the National Wild flower Exhibition held the Music Hall, Edinburgh, under the auspices of the Fcopft Friend, we notice the names of two local priaetakers. Iu the class for collection* ...

... adventures. Mr William Smith mentioned that many had been unable to obtain admission. The directors had thought taking the Music Hall, or requesting Dr Scoreshy to redeliver his lectures, but the state of that gentleman’s health was such as prevent either ...

... of the University of Edinburgh, was installed into office in presence of crowded audience students and graduates in the Music Hall. Sir David Brewster, Vice- Chancellor and Principal presided, and there were ' orcstnt the Bembeia the Unirersity Court ...

... yet he had to yield to the demands of the gods, and bring Willie back again. Mr Meminott, who smacks a little of the music hall element, did the Nigger busineas in such • manner that he was recalled in the second part, and gave a pantomimic feat ...

... the center of the city, hot baring bean recently appropriated to other purposes, the Assembly had this year to meet in the Music Hall. Tbit fine building, however. bat been very unsuitable for the meetings o( (be Assembly. Its acoustic properties hare been ...

... following account of an unfortunate sic i ' skid took place at a Music Hall in eight, at Friday evening a deplorable accident at a place of public amusement known as .pis, Lting's Victoria Music Hall.' Victoria The room in which the entertainment' tab place ...

... e cireurn.tance., that she would die of starvation. Scotsman Ili • I ..sui.v.s.--po Fri. a the district WS. held in the Music Hall, for tho pu.pose of hiving a.hricr and aAsivrauce to the Oakley miners, woo are out un strike. Al. rut three week. ago a ...

... trait between ten and eleven ; but those from other places did mot arrive till near one o'clock. They were marched to the Music Hall, when they had some refreshment, and then marched out to a field on Rulebook Farm, about one mils and a half to the north-west ...

... Archers proceed to Holyrood for the corporation reception. Shortly after two o’clock the Royal Arahers marched out of the Music Hall, and with a band their head, proceeded to They were very much admired as they passed along the streets, their woodland garb ...

... who took part in the proceedings, the lollowing artistes assisted on the occasion Miss Isa Robertson, from the Edinburgh Music Hall Concerts; T. Hunter, the favourite comic, Alva ; Mr J- Forsvth, local tenor, (who is also one of the cl.oir), and 'Mr W ...

... BURLEIGH ON THE LATE LORD BEACONSFIELD. a meeting of the Conservatives of Edinburgh held on the evening of Tuesday last, in the Music Hall hear address from Mr Edward Clark. M.P. for Plymouth, Lord Balfour of Burleigh was called to preside. In opening the proceedings ...