... committees were appointed, and then the proceedings terminated. The concluding meeting of members was subsequently held in the Music Hall, where Sir War. Tifomsos took the chair.- Mr. G(1urIFnS, the assistant Secretary, Stated that the total number of tickets ...

... assets. END OF THE LONDON MASONS' STRIKE.-At the meeting of the operative masons held on Thursday evening at the Cambridge Music Hall, it was resolved that the men should be allowed to take 9d. per hour if they could not get 93d. The strike, therefore, is ...

... 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 ...

... commission agent J., ocotton. near Knarwborough. innkeeper WINDING-UP NOTICE*. Norwood Public Hall aad Baths Company imited The Music Hall Company limited. Burkeshead Th* I-nb«.n Berirn«ompany limited, with a eisw to leeuustastUun i>ardo Surer Mines with slew ...

... ELECTION NOTES. A largo aud olethusiastio moeting in the Leeds Music Hall yesterday welcomed the Liberal candidates for the borough at the beginning of thoir systematic public canvass of the clectors. There had been vagune runmours during the day that ...

... Monday evening, the first general meeting of the members of the Leeds Parliamtentary Reform Association, was held at the Music Hall, Albion-street. James G. Marshall, Esq., was called upon to preside. Ad- dresses were delivered by the Chairman, flamer ...

... charitable institution. it I x- 1[ wish also to state, that after several vaid attempts t gre 'o obtains hearing in the Music Hall, I felt thatthe same dif- alil c, ficulty would have occurred in any other place, and that it the so was better to separate ...

... belonged to Coanah's Quay. IUFROPnurry iN MUSIC HALL SONGS AT BeAD- ?? the stipendiary magistrate (Mr. Skid- more) gave his decision in the case heard last week, in which the proprietor of the Duchess of Kent Music Hall, Sackvifle-street, was summoned for having ...

... YARD SCARTH. Jabez has already learned from that . gentleman, that it is lawful, when Dr. WARREN .takes and pays for the Music Hall for a private meeting of his own, to conspire, beforehand, to fill D and pack the Hall with creatures of your own, to ? ...

... YARD SCAHTR. Jabez has already learned from that I gentleman, that it is lawful, when Dr. WARREN I takes and pays for the Music Hall for a private meeting of his own, to conspire, beforehand, to fill and pack the Hall with creatures of your own, to E ' ...

... 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 beholden f in the Music Hall on Tuesday evening last, at which r it was announeed the Mayor was to take the chair. Many people were curious to see what ...