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... Some public meeting of the inhabitants of Sheffield doubts, was true, had been expressed relative to the was held at the Music Hall on the 30th Jam. .ry, propriety of their choosing person to pteside over for the purpose of taking into consideration the ...
... to which Dr. Itheltie, Edinburgh, had clialleneed the Rev. Mr. L t, Minister of the Scotch Church here, took place in the Music hall, on the 30th and 3lsl ult. The !tall was both days chiefly occupied by the Destructives of this town, to ensure the presence ...
... sumptuous entertainment to Lord Morpeth, Sir George Strickland, Mr Raines, and other Liberal Members of the West Hiding, in the Music Hall. Among the gentlemen present were the Right lion. Lord Viscount Morpeth; Edward Raines, Esq. M.P.; Daniel Gaskell, E ...
... of between L.40,000 and L.60,000. Representation’ of Newcastle. —On Thursday night last, a public meeting was held in the Music Hall, Newcastle, consider the propriety of inviting O. H. Ward, F.sq. Member for St Alban’s, to offer himself as a candidate ...
... passengers from the Highlands, whose berths are already engaged. EXTENSION IN SCOTLAND.—On Friday, a meting was held in the Music Hall, Bold Street, Liverpool, for the purpose of aiding the efforts of the General Assembly of Scotland, a deputation from which ...
... trial for treason and sedition. He arrived from Sunderland about midnight, and attended meeting of Chartists in the New Music hall, where he spoke nearly two hours. The subscriptions,*U is said, are far from satisfactory, the Chartists here considering ...
... :— 7 Tespeet “ The appearance of the town, on Tuesday be fairly ef a riotous character. A stationary mass of reunded the Music Hall, where the soiree wa improved kept up an uninterrupted round of hisses and ement in lieved, cometimes, by the Kentish fire ...
... hissing and booting which took place, little of the addresses delivered were heard. In the evening soiree was given the Music Hall at which upwards of 400 were pretent Mr O'Connell and other gentlemen addressed the com!>any seme length. O’Ccnnell left ...
... vee\ M'ilson, of the Theatrcs-Royal Drury I.a'ie and Covent Garden, commenced a series of lectures Scottish music, in the Music Hall, Bedford Square. The attendance was numerous and fashionable. Among the auditors were the members of several Scottish families ...
... LEEDS. Tuf. conference at Derby baa been followed by a no less unequivocal demonstration at lt took place on Monday lu the Music Hall, and was attended chiefly by deputies from all the Anti-Corn-Law Associations of the West Riding. Mr. J. G. Marshall took ...
... -Mr. Secosd LscTvam. —The second of . senes of leotnre. Scottish music and song was given ' lr ' V Thursday evening, tbe Music Hall, -tore Street. Bedford Square, and was still more attended than his first. certainly noier knew entertainments of more unique ...
... NEUROHYPNOLOGY. A lecture on this subject was delivered lately Mr Braid, surgeon, Manchester, at the Music Hall, Bold Street, Liverpool, before a respectable and numerous audience. He stated that he did not adopt the present plan until he found that the ...