... promised a rich treat in the visit of Mr. Aptommas, the renowned harp player, who is announced to give a recital at the Music. hall on Tuesday evening next. Mr. Aptommas, like I Thalberg, is one of the few artistes who can enchain the interest of a public ...

... John Linton, J. K. Murphy, E. F. Collins, rild. S. R. Fea, and Horace Frost. xedin CONCERT AT THE MUSIC HALL. 'Tlhe Mr. Skelton gave a concert at the Music Hall, on Wed- it the nesday night, which was very fully and fashionably 1 as a attended, and went ofi ...

... the space now occupied by the School of Art. The f committee saw, as the result of this long-dosired en- largement of the music hall, greater facilities for the opeiations of the society. An increased income would .enable the society, when necessary, to ...

... teranlius, and, we sup- pose-, passenger station, is fixed fur the east side of thei square inf Jarratt-street, close to the Music Hall and Christ's Church, and on the western side of the town the. line has connections with goods stations near those of the ...

... rather odd that the denizens of the third i port in the kingdom should be compelled to resort for their pantomime to the Music Hall. Nevertheless, they might go further and fare worse. Considering the difficulties of the situation -that (as Princess ...

... DON GAZETTS. RIWBEIVlItG ORtD~ZS. Athins D., Littloworth, grocer Boyce J. L., Birmingham. manager Cli lton T. S., London, music hall manager Charles W., Nottiagham, grocer Coennolly P., Bloeolburn, confectioner Cooper L. G., trading as Cooper and Co,, Ewsuourne ...

... square, he took compassion on him and brought him to Leeds. On Saturday night witness and his wife took the deceased to a music hall with them. On returning to their vessel, which lay in the Clarence Wharf New Basin, the deceased left them a few yards from ...

... etavtjot 3FVvtclUq;rlcr- ?? BLAC1cBUsK.-At a public meeting held in the Music Hall, in this town, on Wednesday, the 19th, the following resolution, and address to Mr. Duncombe, were voted unanimously:- That after having heard read, the charges made by ...

... nding that a money impost h was necessarily laid upon the people, for the defray- ti ing of expences, the Saloon of the Music Hall was S moiled; not to overflowing, but as full as it could he to be comfortable, with thehardy sons of tohmwaeting A to hear ...

... Friday, the 27th, the chair to be taken at ten o'clock. In the evening a great publio m-eeting will be held in the Rowley Music Hall, at which the chief speaker will be the Right Hon. the Earl of Rosebery, E.G. It is expected that the following will also ...

... ODDFELLOWS' A.MIC. AT LYNN. 'the Annual moveable Committee of the MIauchester Unity of Oddiellows resumed its sittings in the Music Hall of tle Athenseun, King's Lynn, yesterday moruing, the Grand Master, Mr. HY. OTrraYr, of Sheffield, presiding. The first ...

... taking the oaths of office, &c. Earl Rassell, with the Town Council and University authorities, then proceeded to the ir Music Hall, where his Lordship delivered his inaugural tc address. Earl RUSSELL, on rising to address the meeting, was re-tt ceived ...