... heatre. The disturbance originated consequence of Miss Cramer, one of the actresses, having sung at the last concert at the Music-hall, opposition to the peremptory order of the Managers,. On Monday morning an Appeal” from this lady appeared on the walls ...

... extruordinurv sensation —so entirely subdued is the spirit of party. A grand con cert of ancient music performed at the music hall, Armagli. no Krid-iy. \va-attended hw Grace the Lord Piiuiatr, Karl ol Caledon. Lord uml Lady A. Ueresl'ord, General Egeiton ...

... and reconcile themselves to their disappointment. The dinner was prepared en a very magnificent and elegant scale, in the Music Hall, Bold-street, which was most tastefully fitted up for the occasion. Indeed the excellence of the arrangements reflected ...

... Catholic Deputation, Mr. O’Connell would be the only one who was likely to be present at the intended public dinner at the Music Hall; but on Sunday, a letter was received from this gentleman, that he was engaged as Counsel in an appeal cause to be heard ...

... On Monday last the public dinner, originally intended to be given to the Irish Roman Catholic deputation, was held in the Music Hall, Bold-street. The ball was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The company took their seats at six o’clock. The chair ...

... were all expellent, and some of them perfectly sublime. The new concert-room, .said one of the most elegant and adapted music-halls in Europe, as welt one of the most spacious, is to he opened this evening. - ■ Gaming. —A suicide has just been committed ...

... excellent, and some of them perfectly sublime. The new concert-room, said to be one of the most elegant and best adapted music-halls in Europe, well as one of the most spacious, is to lie opened this evening. York, Sepl. 15.—The performance in the Cathedral ...

... the calculations already made, the amount received about .i‘iO,:iOO; expended, which, deducting the tor the erection the Music Hall, and there ill remain The following a statement of the number persons present each day : MORN INC Wednesday Thursday.. ...

... to form themselves into a distinct congregation, under the ministry the Rev. Mr. Thom, and that, in the mean time, the Music-hall, in 80ld -street, should be taken at temporary place worship,* be opened to-morrow. The Rev. Mr. Thom was present 1 the ...

... receive their statements; and public you are too equitable to mistake for contempt of your u», dinner in the evening, at the Music-hall, to give every poesl- that maternal affection which wriuco (lie bend of actwr ble degree publicity to tbeir eommunieatlunt ...

... supported. . The collection for the widows and orphans, amouuted to 27b7. The Miscellaneous Concert in the evening, at the Music Hall attracted very numerous assemblage, as to fill that spacious building. The Overture to Fi eyschutz was most admirably performed ...

... The Collection for the benefit of the widows and orphans, amounted to The Miscellaneous Concert in the evening, at the Music Hall, attrSQted very numerous assemblage, ao to fill that spacious building. The Overure to Der Freischut* was most admirably ...