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... festival that will be held this year. The usual triennial meeting at Birming- ham will not take place, the building of the new music hall at Birmingham not being completed. WORKING OF REFORM.—Such has been the eagerness of per- sons not to lose their right of ...
... represented this, his native comely, in several successive Parliaments. Theappoiuted place of assembly was the beautiful Music-hall in the capital of the county, which, at twelve o'clock, was winpletely filled by a most respectable auditory, the greater ...
... repre- sented this his native county in several successive parliaments. The appointed place of assembly was the beautiful Music-hall in the capital of the county, which, at twelve o'clock, was com- pletely filled by a most respectable auditory, the greater ...
... props and nearly every thing in the pit are destroyed.— Blackburn Gazette. THE PENSION LIST.—There has been a meeting in the Music Hall, to call upon Sir M. W. Ridley, Baronet, and John Hodgson, Esq., to retire from the representation of the borough, on the ...
... extent, under proper arrangements. Ma. BUCKINGHAM.—On Monday last Mr. Buckingham met his constituents of Sheffield in the Music hall of that town, and addressed a very numerous amenably in a long and eloquent speech, in which lie entered a review of his ...
... solicit the suffrages of the electors of the West Riding.—Mr. Wortley and a large body of his friends breakfasted at the Music Hall, and the supporters of Lord Morpeth took breakfast with his Lordship at Oates's Hotel.1 he can- didates afterwards visited ...
... ruttives if thel, b. roteghi of La itit I -i ?? rl-,-ia'tiv, Sir, Julia ltiecktt, took halc lt:iI li' Ihu'e 'viiglitt inl the Music Hall, anit was I ?? lieaiit't p, u lrsons. 'The chair weas oc- ci'., h 'll, JIiji i ccitoti, Eatq. suppilortedl by his baiL ...
... tor the ihaner oat • sth rapid sale. cud it was quickly found that Nome were disposed of than could be accommodated the Music Hall An adjoining apartment was, therefore, plated in moistthin, the uuntbers who dined is both could have bees little short ...
... the dinner met with rapid sale, and it was quickly found that more were dis- posed of than could be accommodated in the Music Hall. An adjoining apartment was, therefore, placed in requisition, and the numbers who dined in both rooms could have been little ...
... Royal Guelphic Hanoverian Order. 51 aer~ial unlit s's Ctoxcenr.-iMlaster lhugh es'sfare. well concert took ptlaca at the music Hall, Liverplslh, on Wednesday evening, and was most nuomeros-ly andI respectably attended. Coii'eii Mi:N.-We understand that ...
... negatived by ministers. OBSERVANCE OF THE LORD 8 DAY—LIVER- POOL.—On Wednesday mornillg- a public meeting was held at the Music Hall, Hold Street, to consider the propriety of forming a Lancashire Society for adopting measures to procure a better observance ...
... circuits inspecting and pissing the various district accounts. The snm of £22,000 has already been subscribed for the Liverpool Music Hall; but the intention of the Committee is to raise £BO,OOO, so as to enable them to erect a building which shall surpass anything ...