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... asserions of many farmers, that land will bear but very small - rental. Madame Catnlani's three concerts were given the Music Hall, Liverpool, on Tuesday, Fri«y and Monday evening. The company each ight was highly respectable though not numer“s-. Her ...
... PROPER place for the performance of Concerts nnd Oratorios having long been wanted in Sheffield, it is proposed to build a MUSIC HALL, suitable accommodations for great public occasions the Money to be raised by Shares of Twentyfive Pounds each, A soon as ...
... HALL, SHEFFIELD. MEETING of the Subscribers and those interested in the intended MUSIC HALL, at „ield, will be held in the Conrt-Room at the rotlers’-Hall, Monday morning the instant, it Eleven o’clock, for the purpose of electing a Committee of Management ...
... held, at whicli Dr. Younge presided, for the pitrposg of electing Committee of Management for the erection of the intended Music Hall, fifteen Gentlemen were appointed and empowered to carry the undertaking into immediate effect. We understand it was recommended ...
... bodies at Sheffield brill go In procession to witness it. We bear that the Committee appointed for building the projected Music Hall, in this town, have purchased from Rowland Hodgson, Esq. that plot of land facing down Eyre-street, formerly the garden ...
... through the medium of your valnable Paper. Would •tit not be of some advantage ff a room was appropriated fn the Intended New Music Hall to an annual Exhibition of Drawings and Paintings? As Sheffield long been noted for the ingenuity of its manufactures, have ...
... originated in one of 'thevppar rpoms, where there is a smith's hearth on a. bearded floor. that the foundation-stone of the Music Hall will be laid iu the oourrti of (he ensuing month. - Yfcjterday week, the Master Cutler and Company and the Past Masters ...
... ff.tld, Jan. 16, 1823. NOTICE. TO the Persons estimating for the aeveral departments of the Work to done at the intended Music Hall, Sheffield. No Tender will received after Four o’Clock on Saturday Afternoon, January 25. 1823. By Order of the SUB.COMMITTEE ...
... late last uigbt he had not been beard of. The following individuals have, we understand, contracted for the building of the Music Hall Slone Masoni' (fork. Messrs. Greenwood and Co. Carpenter, Joiner,anti Slaters' IVurk, Mr. Thomas Fbekton. Plasterers' Work ...
... T ho>ni>son, the Solicitor to XSnkeVcTo?k. tbe mpaUy SCl>Bra,ed d r' .? dthatit h determined m lm a atlon^, tUn of ~le Music Hall of ihf« o a Comm *Hee and such meei as , may feel dis l>osed, arc to 6 Cu . llers Uall - from which place ? 1 10Te , n ...
... Thomas Wright, from Huddersfield, it said, issued pro«pecnis«s, inviting the public attend one of his lectures, at the Music-Hall, in Leeds, last Tuesday night, the object of which was, prove that “Matter not Eternal;” but the only demonstration established ...
... only book which is read in these Schools. On Monday took place the ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of the intended Music- Hall, to be erected in Tudor-place, Arundelstreet, in this town. procession, consisting of the Master-Cutler, Dr. Youuge, and ...