... Dl7 - V A L has appeared for upwards of 100 consecutive nights at the Music Hall and Waverley Hail, Edinburgh ; and was witnessed during the past five weeks by upwards of 100,000 persons at Hengler's Grand Cirque, Glasgow. ...

... Eminent Tenor, (His First Appearance in Ardroasao) ; M R F A E Buffo Vocalist and Comedian, From the City Hall, Glasgow, Music Hall, Edin- burgh, etc., etc.. (His First Appearance Ardroasan) ; and R M A R CH IS Hi) L Accompanist and Solo Harmonist, Who ...

... could be devised. Late in the afternoon the foreign deputies were heard ; and in the evening the missionary meeting in the Music Hall, which is alivays crowded, was held till a late hour. ...

... and Mr Crawford, serio-comic, each of whom performed their several pieces in an excellent manner. Miss Binnie (from the Music Hall, Edinburgh, and.('ity Hall Concerts, Glasgow), who excited so much admiration On the Saturday evening previous, again made ...

... action of the Church as remedy for the defects in the existing canons In the | evening the members Congress met in the Music Hall, and discussed the subject home . missions. Ik. IWH>>. To the general reader, the most intere»ting paper read at the Episcopal ...

... conveyance. ALARMING ACCIDENT IN A HALL—On Tuesday evening the Merchant family were giving melodramatic sketches in the Star Music Hall, Bradford, and in the coarse of the perform ance Will M erchant, shading member of the family, seized a gun, with which ...

... 1872, When the following Talented Artistes «ill amear:— MISS BINNIE, The far-fame Juvenile Serio-Comic Vocalist, from the Music Hall, Edinburgh, and City Hall, Glasgow ; MR H. BORLAND, Celebrated Tenor ; MR FOTHERINGHAM, The Miniature Champion Dancer ; ...

... Thomson, the Queensferry presentee, preached one of his trial sermons, without manuscript, to a crowded audience in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. At the close of the discoarse, he said he appealed against the Presbytery's decision for the benefit of young ...

... own prices. The way in which they have done this is by monster meetings of women only, convened in the open air or in the Music Hall and other public rooms, at which resolutions to this effect have been passed. As many as a thousand or more have sometimes ...

... and delighted. LARGS. BAZAAR AT INVERNESS. IN the lireritess A drert i,ler we notice that a grand bazaar was held in the Music Hall, Inverness, the object of which was the clearing off the debt on the Free West Church, of which the Rev. Mr Bannatyne, a ...

... Sedgbert, aged 22, who oorn-41 oina Sunday night, after atlssiwting to awildheart, Emily Tripp. He was a clerk. She was in • music hall. They had kept On nday she went to church without him, Iss kit goili to fetch her home he saw her talking to a young man ...

... overtake a great deal the business set down for disposal. The annual Synodical missionary meeting was held in the evening the Music Hall, which was crowded. The Rev. Andrew Thomson, the Moderator, took the chair at six o’clock, and opened the meeting with ...