... any eulogiam on the Misses Fraser; hut 1 assure you there never was more enthusiastic audience than was assembled in the Music Hall here on New Year’s night, the annual soiree of the Edinburgh Total Abstinence Society, where these amiable and talented ...

... some farmers may Imre smaller stocking, when I have . THE WIZARD’S CONUS DRUM N.«HT. Oi«r-i-atc the holu-lrv adii«Mein. Thk Music Hall, Edinburgh, was crowded on heir own particular disin.t country ; hut for some night with a highly respectable assemblage ...

... e Jan.of I-40 the a.nonnt called .as 1,22.1,142. employment in California was the amputation tern,. Church, •aahcMm „.e Music Hall. The amount this tuontl.-oohl have hut hmh for which op.ra.mn was paid thirty om.ee. « hl.ed hya resp aaole assi.nhlagt ...

... landowners of the county of Salop was held, In pursuance of a numerously signed requisition to the High Sheriff, la the large Music Hall of the town, on Wednesday morning. Upwards of 3000 persons were present, amongst whom wen —Via• *moot Newport. M.P., R. ...

... week, an extraordinary meeting in aid of the Home and Foreign Missions of the United Preshybeiian Church was held in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. Mr. James Young, chairman of the Board of Missions, presided. The Her. Mr. Summerville said, that almost nil ...

... se’unight, extraordinary meeting, in aid of the Home and Foreign Missions of the United Presbyterian Church, was held in the Music Hall, London, which was nearly filled a respectable assemblage. Mr. James Young,. Chairman of the Board of Missions, presided ...

... RAGGED SCHOOLS OF EDINBURGH. The third annual meeting of the Original Ragged School Association was held on Monday in the Music Hall, which was crowded in every corner, while great numbers failed to obtain admission. On the platform were observed—His Grace ...

... AND ANGUS tfc MEARNS INTELLIGENCER. ORIGINAL RAGGED SCHOOLS. The annual mt'cting of these Schools t ...

... received everywhere with the most cordial and enthusiastic greetings. In the evening a meeting took place in the saloon of the Music Hall, the largest room in the town that could be obtained, which was exceedingly crowded. The chair was taken by Edward Smith ...

... MR. COBDEX AT SHEFFIELD. Mr. Cobdkn* addressed public meeting of some -.000 persons in the Sheffield Music Hall the evening of Tuesday week. Resolutions in favour of economy and suffrage extension were passed; after which the lion, gentleman rose and ...

... by the Rev. Dr. Gordon, minister of the congregation, which, since its separation from the Establishment, has met in the Music Hall. At the meeting of the Established Presbytery of Edinburgh on Wednesday week, a Presbyterial certificate was granted to ...

... by the Rev. Dr Gordon, minister of the congregation, which, 6ince its separation from the Establishment, has met in the Music Hall. The Rev. Porter.—We learn that this gentleman, who entered upon the pastorate at West George Street Chapel, Glasgow, as ...