... Wednesday se'nnight. meeting of the Council and Associates of the Northern Political Union, and other friends was held in the Music-hall. Blaeketf-street, take into consideration the propriety of sending petition to the House of Lords, praying that their Lordships ...

... Iris, that Mr. Buckingham is carrying all before him. He has been delivering a series of addresses to the Electors, in the Music Hall of Sheffield, which, together with some speeches at public meetings, have roused a spirit of the utmost enthusiasm in bis ...

... Buckingham's Farewell Addresses to his Constituents. Mr. Buckingham having promised. at the close of his last address at the Music Hall, previous to the termination of the election, that he would remain in Sheffield during the following week, for the pur pose ...

... numerous meeting of the inhabitants of Liverpool, called by the committee of the Church Reformation Society, was held at the Music-hall, Bold-street. Lawrence Heywossb, Esq., waa unanimously called to the chair. The Chairnyri opened the meeting, by adverting ...

... address, having been frequently cheered throughout. In the evening, Mr. O Connell was enlurlsiaed at public dinner, in the Music Hall, John Fife, Esq., in the Chair. About gentlemen were present. Mr. O’Connell's health was received with tbe utmost enthusiasm; ...

... to Ireland, are invited to attend a meeting of the friends of Scriptural education in Ireland, which will be held in the Music-Hall, Bold-street, this evening (Tuesday), the 13th instant, when the Kev. Wm. Le Poer Trench, 8.D., Rector of Killcreran ? the ...

... E. Post. The Marchioness of Downshire, and Lady Georgiana Fane, are arranging two sets of quadrilles for the Academy of Music hall, on the !4th instant; the dancers in each set he dressed in uniform costume, hut of difterent colours. His Itoyal Highness ...

... Liverpool should not appear dormant and stationary, amidst the general movement, called a public meeting, which assembled the Music Hall, the Bth of June, 1825. At this meeting, the sum of £678 was collected donations, and, an annual subscription of £.342 was ...

... Belfast Axacbeovtic Societt.—Web®** Men a proapectus, adopted by this Society, for the purpow of raising money to erect a Music Hall, on a scale proportioned to increasing numbers and efficiency. Haring, several occasions, derived very high gratification ...

... new world; and those who have not already seen it, should do so without delay. New Music Hall.—We have had the pleasure of seeing very handsome design for the new Music Hall about to be erected in Belfast; which has been prepared by Mr. Thomas Jackson, Architect ...

... inspection; wm be found very superior in Tone. N.B—Piano Fortes for Iliie, the Week, Month, or Year. TO ARCHITECTS. PLANS FOR A MUSIC HALL, PLANS and ELEVATIONS will bo received from Architects willing to contribute the same. Should the Architect, whose Plan ...

... MUSIC THE COMMITTEE are ready to receive Proposals for Building the intended MUSIC HALL, by Contract, in conformity with the Plana, Drawings, and Specifications furnished by Mr. MILLER, which may be seen No. 12, William-Steeet, South. Sufficient security ...