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... nia)de. Mr. BRSnAiJM and Mrs. SALMO3 ate now at Liver- pool, giving their powerfl'l aid at the Miscellaneous Concerts in the Music Hall. '.'lhe tragedy of the Italian I over will shlortly be re- vived at Covent-garden Toeatre, for the puipose of dis- playing ...
... Lady Ashbroole, to Beaum6nt Lodge, y( The winter Subscription Concerts, which are about oi commence at Liverpool, in the Music Hall, are to be to 9onducL1ed by Sir GEORGE SMfAR'T. The principa! cf vocal performers engaged are Mr. and Mrs. VAuGHAN, Miss ...
... BARNETT, Mr. MOLINEUX, Mr. L C. SMITt, and Mr. BRATLENIAN. The first perform- int i ance took place' on Tuesday night in the Music Hall, which was very numerously attended. Miss GOODALL, Pa, a pupil of Sir GEonRGE SNsAnT, was introduced to a cit Liverpool ...
... Theatre, is recovered from her recent indisposition, anid shortly leaves town, to sing at the two next Concerts «given at the Music Hall, in Liverpool. COVENT GARDEN THEA'rnE.- Last night, after the performance of the Serious Opera of Artazerres, a new dramatic ...
... very uncertain, as she has entered into a lucrative engage- ment, to sing at the Winter Subscription Concerts, given in the Music Hall at Liverpool. The Duke of Nostros.: left town on Thursday for Brighton, for a few days, on his way to his seat, Arundel ...
... On Monday last the public dinner, originally intended to be given to the Irish Roman Catholic Deputation, was held in the Music Hall, Bold-street. The hall was tastefally decorated for the occasion. In the centre of the orchestra was placed a beau- tiful ...
... dhalf'high bronzed and gilt, opens into t~e geat Mseibly Room, aul throul it rl t ^ e~ .o tD Ai rtbt we lv throuteetthe' Music hall' itth other endsl o9 te =~s.tleadl _ her onF aftewi ll __i tt.. a,_. There Are t1,6f wibilirhial' the 011hig1n4et '4 the' ...
... LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SUCIETY, ITERARY AND SHLFFItLD. I Lrst Thursdaty evening, Dr. Kniiht delivered a Lecture in the Music Hall, before tbe Members of the Sheffield Literary and Plilosaphical Society, ?? On the burial of the Dead with reference to ...
... Leeds Concerts, and towards the and ienee who may attend the performance on Monday evening. Though they well knew that the Music Hall was previously en- r gaged for the Concert, and though it was also known to them f that It is usual to have a rehearsal ...
... the Nature and Properties of Air, before the Members of the Me- cbanics' Library and their friends, in the saloon of the Music Hall. Tke lectures, which were got up with the strictest refer- ence to perspicuity and range of allusion, were highly creditable ...
... Protestant Dissenlers at Slassningttn, Ecclesfiild, in ?? Riding of Yerkabirs; frtm the Protestant Dissenters Meeting at the Music Hall, Sheffild; Kcd from the Rcman Catholics of Leeds, Yorkshire ;-by Lord Maynard, from the Inhabitants of Cuggeshall, Basex;t-and ...
... Dowdeswell, who voted against the Bill. LtvESrOOL AfErTIXG IN FAvout or RapeFon,.-A most re- spectable meeting was held at the Music Hall, on Wednesday evening, to consider the propriety of adopting some mode of ex- pressing the public gratitude for his Majesty's ...