... a p5ace of worship. It Is due to. Mr. Spurgeon to make the fact known that he was never favourable to the renting of the music hall. As he has been very freely censured for what has been considered his own exclusive act, It Is but bare justice to make ...

... repetition of the frightful circumstances-though, happily, on a somewhat smaller scale-nearer home. On Monday night last, the Music Hall at Sheffield, a place devoted, like its namesake in London, to music, dancing, and ora- tory, was re-opened by a newv company ...

... MEMBER FOR CORK, Mr. Magnire, member for Cork, died to-night. DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF A MUSIC HALL. An extensive fire broke out yesterday morning at the Oxford Music Hall, Oxford-street, London. The hall was entirely gutted: The cause of the fire is unknown ...

... ATHENYEUM LECTURE.-On Tuesday evening last, Cap- tain Parker Snow, jun., gave to the members of the Athe- -reum, in the Music Hall, a highly-interesting lecture, on the Last Polar Expedition, illustrated by large plates and diagrams, showing the route ...

... children edu-} cated in the schools in the town, in the courme of mwhloh he exhibited his very beautiful dissolving views, The Music Hall was completely filled, and many were unable to procure admission. The children seemed highly to enjoy the treat. w LEcTUREs ...

... you would gladly publish the information I suggest. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, January 21, 162. AN OLD TOWNSMAN. MUSIC HALL FOR PRESTON. TO THE EDITOR OF TEIE PRESTON CHRONICLE. Sin,-The Liverpool Mercury of this day contains a descrip- tion of ...

... Some of the Council are for the prea Library having its location in the Town Hall; some walt an Exchange; others suggest a Music Hall. The whole of these suggestions are good, but, as yet, they are only suggestions. A hint was thrown out by Mr. R. harhoe ...

... carried on for another year. LANCASTER ATHENiEUXt COMPANY, ( LIMfITED.)-The annual meeting of the proprietors was held at the Music Hall, on thursday morning, Mr. Thos. Flowitt in the chair. The report showed that, after paying all expenses, there remained ...

... She had been twice previously convicted. RITUALI8S.-O0n Wednesday evening, a numerously- attended meeting was held in the Music Hall, when ad- dresses on Ritualism were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Blakeney, of Birkenhead, and Mr. F. Preston, of Man- chester ...

... , ILILLEAND 13 INJUMED. Last night a deplorable accident occurred at a place of amusement known as 1B. Lang's Victoria Music Hall, Victoria Bridge, Manchester. The room in which the entertainments take place bceupies the three upper floors of a four ...

... passing his time in Southampton. The evening before he returned to the Inns of Court Hotel, London, he spent in Gordon's Music Hall at Southamp- ton. A very singular circumstance is that the letters, which were no doubt written in Southampton, bore the ...

... will- make jt lyprteuo h MR. ANP MRs. GEitmAN RzED.-On Taesday even- ing Mr. and Mrs. Reed gave an entertainment in the Music Hall, assisted by Mr. John Parry. Mr. and Mrs. Reed went through their performance in tolerable style; but Mr. John Parry was ...