... Quadrilles. STELLA'S NEW FALSE, BUGLE ECHOES, performed with such success byFlowaito's BARD at the GRAND 311 LI TARritiZAAR, Music Hall. Price 4s. Cornet Part, ad extra. THE ASSEMBLY GALOP. By Wm. HOWARD. Played by his Celebrated Orchestra a all the Fashionable ...

... 1872, When the following Talented Artistes «ill amear:— MISS BINNIE, The far-fame Juvenile Serio-Comic Vocalist, from the Music Hall, Edinburgh, and City Hall, Glasgow ; MR H. BORLAND, Celebrated Tenor ; MR FOTHERINGHAM, The Miniature Champion Dancer ; ...

... instantly rose from the seats. Ts this a regular music hall or only used occasionally for concerts ? inquired one neighbour of another at the Free Trade Hall at Manchester ' Oh, it's regular music hall, don't you see the very pillars are fluted.' - AT ...

... first sitting, names Dr Robertson, Professor of Church History, as his successor. The Free Church more modestly meets in the Music Hall, and, after sermon by the Rev. Dr M'Crie, on the motion of Dr Henderson of Glasgow, appoints Dr James Julius Wood of Dumfries ...

... Thomson, the Queensferry presentee, preached one of his trial sermons, without manuscript, to a crowded audience in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. At the close of the discoarse, he said he appealed against the Presbytery's decision for the benefit of young ...

... Quadrilles. STELLA'S NEW VALSE, BUGLE ECHOES, performed with such success by HOWARD'S BAND at the GRAND MILITARY BAZAAR, Music Hall. Price 4s. Cornet Part, 6d extra. THE ASSEMBLY GALOP. By Wm. itowARD. Played by his Celebrated Orchestra at all the Fashionable ...

... to which when scarcely more than twenty years of age ho o.ttrooted on overflowlug eongregotion, he removed to the Surrey Music Hall, as there was no place of worship to be had capable of accommodating those who wished to attend his preaching. Nis friends ...

... letter has been received from Mr Spurgeon intimating that he has consented to preach in Edinburgh on the 22d and 23d Feb. The Music Hall has been secured, and all the arrangements will speedly be announced.—,Scotsman. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE POLYTECHNIC ...

... own prices. The way in which they have done this is by monster meetings of women only, convened in the open air or in the Music Hall and other public rooms, at which resolutions to this effect have been passed. As many as a thousand or more have sometimes ...

... notice but her shape, and now that she is going (or rather coming) too fast, she shouldn't get waspish. The fair star of the music hall says there's no culture west of Chicago. Well, Lillian, it is only natural that a packing centre like Chicago, largely ...

... PUBLIC DINNER. In the evening, forty-two gentlemen sat down to dinner in Mr Hamilton's Music Hall, Town• head. William Smith, E , q., ably discharged the duties of the chair; Gavin Hamilton. Esq., Mauchline Castle. officiated as croupier. Atter an excellent ...

... connection with this assoeia!ton, the Rev. Hugh Hannah, of Belfast, preach d last Sabbath afternoon and evening in the Britannia Music Hall. The hail was dern-e'y pad, on both occasions, the audience iu the evening exceeding 2000. The Rev. W. 11. Charming is to ...