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... a deblining state of Icatloh for a considerIable time. MUSIC HALL SZWDAY EVENING SEnvicEs.-Thc'Mev. s W. Redfern, of the Free Methodist Church, Dee Steet. gave the address in -M'Farlands Music Hall on Slanday w evening. his subjebt being Moril Conflict ...
... 8: also 8tl Katherine's Hall at 8. P.S.A.-Christnias 3luslcal Service, Music Hall, 3. I.O.G.T.-P.S.E.-John Street E.U. Hall-8, .lr A. S. Rige. lecture-West Front Room, Music Hall, 6. READINGS AT 2A.M. TO-DAY. THE WEATHER. T Thermometer and Barometer, ...
... feasible. r.3) To ourchase the Music Hall Buildings, exclusive of the iarge hall, and adapt them to the purposes of the library. In connection with this proposal, a letter was received from the secretaries of the Music Hall Company, intimating that the ...
... neighbourhood. Auother party will be conducted over iarischal and King's Colleges and the Cathedral. At the demonstration in the Music Hall in the evening-aV which the Earl of Erroll is to preside-the principal+ resolution will be moved by the Right Hon. John ...
... out.-I am, &c., I W. HdNz GiLsonr. Aberdeen, 26th August, 1891. THE 'MUSIC HALL EXITS. Srm,-It was my privilege to accept of Lord Provost Stewart's invitation to the Music Hall on Monday evening to hear the band performance, and having some timue ago ...
... CHORAL UNION. n Tais body gave a miscellaneous concert in the Music Hall fo ie on Friday evening. The first part of the programme con- of siated of a pastoral Cantata, Harvest Home, by a clever London musician, Mr George B. Allen. The piece is fully ...
... emphatically object to be made the laughing stock of every one who visits the town. We are the chief supporters of the Aberdeen Music Hall, the outward custodians of its safety-for whose better protection no Town Council has ever yetordered top-coats-and while ...
... as Sir the unldEdward Beackett described them-imploring thecitizens the Eich to crowd to a Head Court to be held in the Music Hall of n on the 28th of that month, to consider and decide upon Ben m- a bill for the reconstitution of the Harbour Board. Vie ...
... houses, or even in tl comparatively private chapels, but who is ambitions enough I lito tand forth on the platform of the Music Hall, will not ad keep long by the narrow lines of distinction to which we 't- have just referred. ,'s Who the parties are that ...
... in the Music Hall yesterday evening. . The society, it appears, has not yet attained to that degree of popularity wiich would lead its members 2 to expect the presence of an audience numerous Ienough to fill so large a place as the Music Hall, and bas ...
... DiBsTRucTvE FIRE Ix iNvERNms. MUSIC HALL BURNED. E: BUSINESS PREMISES WRECKED.' The IM usic Hall at Inverness was on MonIday morning totally destroyed by fire, ary-tW&Ahops ,,underileaild ocu ied'by iMr Cajupbefl, wine mer- ichantaznd Messrs A. and S ...
... T81'BRANCH SOcIIzTY--' AT I louri,-At the At Home in connection with the Aberdeen Temperance Society to be held in the Music Hall to-night, one of thespecial features of interest wilt be tie presence of Mrs Fields, from America, who has been in the north ...