... A nautical concert, promoted by the Footdle Boys' Association in aid of the Loss of Life at Sea Fund, took place in the Music Hall, Aber- deen, last night. There was a crowded house, and the audience was most enthusiaesti'. Ex-Lord Provost 0viearns, DL ...

... Mr I'. W. Russell. M.P., should be one of the prin- cipal speakers. The date of the meet- ing, which will be held 1ni the Music Hall, W ae left an open question. On the modion of Mr Win. elie, Colonel onner received a hearty vote of -thankhs for presiding ...

... tion (including Town Council, Harbour Conmmis- sioners, Gas Commissioners, Fenars' Managers, etc.) were entertained in the Music Hall there on Friday night, through the kindness of Provost Leask and Mr John Mlitchell, J.P. Provost Leash presided, and ac ...

... vhill), under Lieutesraflt ;Murchie, gave a bazr-bell performnance similar to that recently given in the demonstration in the Music Hall; while the bugle band of the 4th Company (Free Wtest) gave bugle selectior. Tn the military drill competition Sergeant Aber- ...

... WAR POEMS. Last nigh, a lecture on The Life of Byron! c wvas delivered by Mr George G. Napier, Glasgow, in the Ballroom, Music Hall Buildings, Aber- deen, uwder the auspices of the Grammar School! Former Pupils' Club, the object being to raise l funds ...

... STATEMENT BY EX-LORD PROVGOST MEARNS. Last night a benefit concert in aid of the Lose of Life at Sea Fund was held in the Music Hall, under the auspices of the Shore PorLers' Soeiety, An enthusiastic response was made to the laud- able effort, of the society ...

... vegetables. bread. oranges and bags of sweets. In addition to the collection niade list Sunday at the CChristmas service in the Music Hall, the trrstees o' the late M-AL John Leith gave £1 from a fulnd left ' to providej dinners fir poor children'. Contributions ...

... Wish the PIlag to Pretoriai annvunwed to take place this evening, having arranged far ass afeermoen i I exhibition in the Music Hall at 2-30, have con- sij iderately invited the young inmates ot thej indeistrild schools as well as the girls of the Mount ...

... volun- teers had occasioned. The removal of the screen and scaffolding. which haa been such an un- sightly feaLure ina the Music Hall for some months bhak, revealed -the- alcove behind the organ in all its beauty, and the mural decoration, shown to advantage ...

... I PETERHEAD CHORAL SOCIETY I The anneal Meeting of Peterhead Choral Society wsS held in the Music Hall last night- MTr E. B. >M-itchell, president, in the chair. Couneillor Duncan, hon. secretary, in present- ing the annuanl report, eaid, that this the ...

... ', :os On Friday a lecture on .' The Life of Byron wvrs delivered by MNIr George -G. Nepier, Glasgow.w in the Ballroomi Music Hall Buildings, Aber- dean .uder the auspices of fhe Grammar School Former Pupils' Club the object being to raise funds in aid ...

... Stract of accounts for the year shows that the imt crime, including a balance of ib5 12s 3d, £35 'a from the ball in the Music Hall, and £40 from inembers' strlb-rirtions. amounted to £:182 0s 6d. The expenditure ws.i £40 2s cd leaving in bank at the oredit ...