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... Critical Notices of Exhibitions, Picture CoUections, New Prints, &c. MUSIC AND DRAMA, including Reports on the Opera, Concerts, Theatres, New Music, &c. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES of Men distinguished in literature, Science and Art. ORIGINAL PAPERS AND POEMS. MISCELLANEA ...
... H. R. Reynolds, B. A. of Leeds, delivered a lecture of a series, tv the members of the Early Closing Association, in the theatre of the Mechanic's Institute. The Mayor took the chair on the occasion. Tbe subject was Great Cities in tbeir relation to ...
... town it will be well attended. An item of en- couragement of no little value may be found in the fact, that at length the Theatre of the Institute is warm bo. Mr. James Taylor, jun., of Birmingham, the great propounder of the Fieehold Land movement, attended ...
... introdnring a Lady. To Non-Subscribers liargi will be 6d. to the Front, and 3d. to the Seats. ...
... subject on this occasion being, The Scientific and Poetical Interpretation of Nature. The audience assembled in the lecture theatre of the institution was only scanty. The lecturer set out with affirming that we could never properly under- stand any object ...
... They were not allowed to land, but were sent off to Sydney. There is to be another anti- transportation meeting held in the theatre here on Monday ?? w ' _ at Sirß - Peel^ engaged a Mr. Matthews, from W.gtonsh.re, at a salary of 500/. a year, to superintend ...
... district, for the year 1849, with Observa- tions thereon, by F. S. Garlick, medical officer for the Halifax district. The theatre of Mr. Garlick's labours covers an area of 990 acres, and contains a population of at least 20,000 persons. During the year ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SLAVE TRADE AND ITS REMEDY. AprBLIC MEETIXG will be held the Theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, on [TitsDAY Evening next, the 22nd inst., when JOHN SCOBLE, Esq., . s^rt urv ot the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery ggjjetT, will attend ...
... ASSOCIATION. fj Tli'' Commit tee have great pleasure in announc- ?? thai the fourth LECTL RE of the Course will he ?? reil in the Theatre of the Mechanics' Insti- ?? \y. ;■ TcesdaY Evenuig next. January 2!) th, 1850. Key. G. W. CON DER. ( >f Leeds. Sat-jec! : ...
... MEETING IN BRADFORD. A numerous and very respectable meeting, composed of both sexes, was held on Tuesday evening last, in the theatre ofthe Mechanics' Institute, for the purpose of hearing from John Scoble, Esq., Secretary ofthe Anti-Slavery Society, an account ...
... Thi: Eablt Closing Association. — The fourth lecture of tV course was delivered on Tuesday evening last, in the Lecture Theatre of the Mechanics' Institution, by the Rev. G. W. Con- ner nf Leeds; the subject being The formation of character. TV audience ...
... done to the amount of 400/. or 500/. Mr. Macrkady at Shbf»i«ij>.— Mr. Macready'a farewell appearance last night drew to the Theatre a most crowded and brilliant audience. Hundreds were unable to gain admission to the pit and gallery ; every box was fully ...