... y ; and one anxious to do strict justice in des- cribing it, cannot pronounce it to have been a decided ot failure. The Music Hall, in which the meeting was held, in is not a very capacious building, yet it was not by any -means densely crowded until ...

... SIR JULIUS BENEDICT'S LEC VURE ON I 'WEAElb A ND HIS MTIES. The Music Hall was crowded in every part on Wel- nesday night, on the' occasion of the lecture by Sir J. Benedict under the eugagement of the Royal Insti- tution. .The lecture itself was fall ...

... territories of all African Rings and Chiefs in the interior of Africa is gazetted, A rUBLIC meeting was held last night, In tho Music Hall, in connection with the Leeds Branch of the Freedmen's Aid Society, for the purpose of hearing statements by deputations ...

... ; and one anxious to do strict justice in des. ) esibingit, cannot pronounce it to have been a decided lot failure. The Music Hall, in which the meeting was held, in is not a very capacious building, yet it weas not by any __means densely crowvded uentil ...

... YAZD SCARTH. Jobhez has already learned from that gentleman, that it is lawful, when Dr. WARREN t takes and pays for the Music Hall for a privre meeting of his own, to conspire, beforehand, to fill and pack the Hall with creatures of your own, to 'violently ...

... HULL HARtMONIC SOCIETY. Ia I ?? . a.. . The twentieth performance of this society was given last night in the Music Hall to a, crowded audience, Handel's ever-wvlcome masterpiece, The Messiah, being the oratorio chosen. The principal vocalists were ...

... place, and together return at one o'clock, and reach The Leeds at five o'clock. A collation is to be provided at the yet l Music- Hall, by Mr. Wilks, of the White Horse, Boar- ?? tile lane, at which between 300 and 400 ladies and gentlemen the are expected ...

... be a Mayorl Well: the parties whom he had thus grossly in- sulted learned that a public meeting was to be holden in the Music Hall on Tuesday evening last, at which it was announced the Mayor was to take the chair. Many people were curious to see what ...

... Ksmpshaw's friend disappesared. Our Liverpool correspondent telegraphs that Mass Sempshall-for that is the lady's name-was a music hall singer when she first made the acquaintance of MJr. Holland, who is aL bachelor, and lived at Liseard. During rins years' ...

... [ THE POLL FOR IMPROVEMENT COM. I MIISSIONERS. In the Poll now going on at our Music Hall, t and which will close at Four o'clock this day, for the Elisn tion of Improvement Commissioners in Leeds, every mar who has a sense of what is due to the dignity ...

... provinces ;-and that the conferences t should hereafter be held in London. The committee met a on Friday morning last in the Music Hall, at ten o'clock, and engaged for some time in devotional exercises; after which the committee adjourned at twelve o'clock ...

... be a Mayor! Well: the parties whom he had thus grossly in- sulted learned that a public meeting was to be holden' in the Music Hall on Tuesday evening last, at 'w'ich,' it was announaed the Mayor was to take the chair. Many people were curious to see wvat ...