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... £ Brrrsp tiirirt. HIE PROPOSED MUSIC HALL. '•■ 1 fa- Edito? of' the Cheshire Observer. is shortly to be a Music Hall in Chester * 1 ill eir.brat*- every convenience necessary for im-raents of musical assemblies, I think it of . :i-.l that some effort ...
... Tuesday, the 22nd ult., which destroyed the Timber Yard in Commonhall-street, Stock in Trade, much completed work for the New Music Hall, for Ince Church, Books, Patterns, and other property. Messrs. Bellis and Williams sustained a money loss of about £750 ...
... Tuesday, Use 22nd ult,, wiuch destroyed the Timber Yard in CommonhaU-street, Stock in Trade, much completedwork {or tha New Music Hall, for Ince Church, Books, Patterns, and other property. Messrs. Bellis «ul WilM__m sustained a money ?? £750 in addition ...
... THE sfABBIAGE op W. H. DABBY, ESQ., OF BRYMBO. QN FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11 M ♦v t£ U ?? to ?? * PUBLIC SOIREE, at the Music Hall, in Weexham, in honor of the Marriage of W. H. Darbt, Esu. and Miss Littleeot who have accepted an invitation to be present ...
... Messrs. John Morgan, William Bott, Chas. Hughes, and Dr. Lewis 'toget up a Soiree on a grand scale, to be held in the new Music Hall, and to which the worthy bride and bridegroom were invited. This Soiree was held on Friday last and the arrangements certainly ...
... lotal nl Disirirt %t\m. Chester Music Hall. — Messrs. Bellis & Williams have commenced operation for converting the old Theatre into a Music Hall. Oxtoh and Claughton Horticultural Socibtt. — The first exhibition will take place in Birkenhead- Park, on ...
... Theatre Royal for several suscessive seasons. Chester Musical Festival.— As it is intended to celebrate the opening ofthe Music Hall by a grand festival, on the 18th, 19th, and 20th of Sept next _ desire has been expressed by several amateurs ?? form a ...
... providing a fitting place were found for their recep- tion. After some discussion on the subject, Mr. Hicklin thought the Music-hall might be a conve- nient place, and eventually it was decided that en- quiries should be made on the subject, and the mat- ...
... delegates from the societies. The conference of the delegates from the various societies in the district, was held fff the Music-hall In the afternoon another meeting of delegates was held in' the same building. At the request of the meeting Mr. Roberts ...
... amount of £40, to keep the peace towards Mr. Fairbrother, the inspector of the market. Thomas Richards, a joiner at the music-hall, was charged with an exceedingly brutal assault upon a poor lad named Patrick Martin, also working at the Eame buUding. ...
... the Colonies in Chester, for the benefit of the Mechanic,? JST The 12th * ...
... particulars apply to H. Smith & Co., Booksellers, 27, Bridge- street Row, Chester. CHESTER MUSIC HALL. GRAND EVENING CONCERT, FIRST CONCERT in the NEW MUSIC HALL, at Chester, will take place on the Evening of Monday, November 26, 1855, for which occasion ...