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... 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 ...
... twe- ?? b N applying to Mrs. Mann, Central Market, Leeds: Xr. ulayto; Etudtderdleld; or to ang- respectable bookseller. MUSIC HALL, LENDS. MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURN1113RE, PIANO PoRTp, . ltuBLE LOOKlING GLASSES. CHItNA, GLASS, IAD-H SOME BEDSTEADS AND HANGINGS ...
... THOeMAS Msst'5N 517, lellngtnstretwhowil ofllhr the came so pani~ sesrous f qulifylig tt' te Wet fittcing. (C1ec conccrui.) MUSIC HALL. '~~JULLIEN'S AB5NUAL TOUR. 1, ~LYS.* MOS POSIIVELYFO~tONE NIGHT ONLY. p (SwAND VOCAL AND 01WHiESALUNEI' Non, Flridayi, ...
... BAGGED SCHOOLS. T EHE ANNUAL MEETING cfthlese SCHOOL(3;S vill be held on AMONDA}Y the 14Trt JANcUAsy, at One o'clock, in tbC MUSIC HALL, George Street. His Grace the DUKE of ARGYLL will preside. G. BELL, Secy. NdB -Particulars wvillbe given in a future Ad ...
... 1849, HE ONLY GENUINE EDITION of the 600 T CONUNDRU) MS sent to Professor A aDEISON for corn- petition and read at the Music Hall. Price Gd. or Free by PosJ , for 8 Postage Stamps. . 1 L Q AtJARTERL Y REVIEW, No. CLXXIL T will be Published Tmis WErEli ...
... to dmit Five, £1; Gallery, 2s. Ticket and Progranimes to be had from Mr. IIENDER- SON, at 13, Castle-Place, and at the MUSIC-HALL. Carriages to be ordered at Half-past TEN. 96 RIGA FLAX. 25 Tons of IPC., / 25 Tons of ?? 4 RIGA FLAX, on SALE liv tire ...
... ENTEICTAINMENT, interspersed with Anecdotes of Negro Life and Coaracter, for the BE- NEFIT of the NEWCASTLE INFIRMARY, at the MUSIC HALL, on WED14ESD&T, January 16. isTHERE'S A GOOD JINIR COMING BOYS. I'M AFLOA i'M AFLOAT. I'm afloat, I'm efloat the ferce ...
... PERFORMAINCE On FRIDAY 15tb, at Two o'clock ! E:- rETIOLD TIIE PIaces! Bode of tihe Room One Shillino. GnE'cry . . . :;ixpence. MUSIC HALL. M. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL TOUR. PusiairCse for FIou N.iqhts only. FJIULL1EX' has the honouir nmost respectfull to acquaint 144 ...
... Cash discotunt, 10 per cent., AT MACAR T N EY'S,' JEWELLER, WATCHMAKER1, AND OPTICIAN, 6, DONElGALL-PLACE, BEELratAS , 14 MUSIC HALL BELFAST. POSITIVELY FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. T/tis Evening (f'i'esday),'15, sdotseday, Jan. 16. PELL'S SERENADERS, Ahd that ...
... STREET, HULL. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF JAMES CLAY, ESQ., A.P. GRAND Miscellaneous CONCERT will be given in the Music-Hall of the above place, on P TuesoDAY Evening, the 29th of January Instant, when the following eminent Vocalists will appear ...
... TH1EATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. Juba! Juba! the injimitablp JuIb 2I THME PoblIc are respectfully informed that, in onsequeence 1of the Music Hall ijot being large enough to givc full scope for :13Z'8g JlYBA'8 DAIWCZSt, He, in conjunction with G. W. PEL L, (The Original ...
... r, MIs. TISN .Mr. IIAINE LS soI MOR. Illon Sec. N. Bass.MithCoc rt INIukouin' DavY.wl tk lc !u Tesdy, FbiSalrooIt, a ?? MUSIC HALL, LEEDS. M JULLIEN'S ANiUAL TOUR FIRST APPEAR1ANCEN OF NMDILL,'. JETTY TREFFZ, AT M. ,JULLI EN'S GRAND VOCAL AND) 0RUHESTRAL ...