... thanks to the chairman. St. Giles's Ragged School. — A meeting of the supporters of this school was held last evening at the Music Hall, Store-street, to receive the annual report. The chair was taken by ttie Hon. and Rev. H. M. Villiers. There were also present ...

... their intention of being present, an adjournment to the Music Hall, as affording considerably more accommodation, was resolved upon. Shortly after twelve o'clock the High Sheriff entered the Music Hall, accompanied by a large body of the influential landholders ...

... last, at latest, and the decision on their merits to take place on the evening of the following Monday, 7th inst., at the Music Hall. The wits of Edinburgh set their brains a-working, and the result was that, by the afternoon of Thursday, so many aa 595 ...

... adjourned a few minutes after five o'clock. The Post-Office Question. — Yesterday (Mon- day), a meeting was held in the Music Hall, George- street, of those desirous of promoting the national move- ment for closing the Post-office Department on the Sabbath ...

... of Londonderry. DEMOCRATIC MEETING. A public meetina* of the Democratic Association of Dublin was held last night at the Music Hall. The orators made frequent allusions to John Mitchel, Smith O'Brien, and other individuals similarly situated. The ...

... nsmen of Shrewsbury, at a grand banquet, at which nearly 300 guests were present. The en- tertainment took place in the Music Hall, the Worshipful the Mayor presiding, who was supported on the right by Major Edwardes, C. IJ., and on the left by the Earl ...

... the close of next week. Mr. Love.— This ingenious ventriloquist gave one of hia clever entertainments last night in the Music Hall, Store-street. He repeats it to-night at Crosbv Hall, Bishopsgate-street. Leamington Spa, April I.— -The following are among ...

... Misses Smith, of the Edinburgh concerts, gave an entertainment, comprising a selection of the songs of Scot- land, in the Music Hall, Store-street, on Monday last, to a fashionable and delighted audience. The concert was under the patronage of Lord M .revs ...

... of the murderers, was opened. THE TENANT-RIGHT AGITATION. A provincial tenant-right meeting for Ulster was held in the Music Hall at Belfast yesterday. A string of eleven resolutions was passed. Among the movers and seconders were ten Presbyterian clergymen ...

... as well as they can. They have no friend at the league. The great meeting so long talked about was held last night in the Music Hall, and as the restriction was withdrawn from the press we have full and fair reports of the proceedi ogs. The great majority ...

... with the gentry of the town and vicinity. When the post left, the leadine; men of the distriot were hurrying towards the Music Hall, the scene of the banquet. This i. ay his Excellency is to receive addresses from the Presbytery of Belfast, the Chamber ...

... of the Mayor and Town Council of Belfast, assembled to meet the Lord Lieutenant at dinner. The large upper room in the Music Hall, in which the ban- quet was served, was decorated with considerable ?? ticence. The windows were hung with rich ponceau ...