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... months past by his Scottish music and songs, on Monday night commenced a series of entertainments English minstrelsy in the Music Hall, Store Street. Wilson selected those songs remarkable for their antiquity and national characteristics, with the view of ...
... parting ”he ex(,rosso his gratitude for the reception his bad met with. had gone on till had reached the twenty-ninth, at the Music-Hall, in Store Street, besides having given them In the 11anover-Square- Rooms, Hackney, in Kenuiogton, miberwell. and other ...
... cheering, and an address was unanimously voted to him. Liverpool. —On Friday evening a crowded assemblage took place in the Music-Hall, Liverpool— Richard Shcil, Esq. in the chair—when it was resolved to petition Parliament for a total and immediate repeal ...
... Wilson’s Scottish Entertainments.—While M - Wilsou coatiaues to deliglit his numerous and fashionable audiences at the Music Hall, Store Street, every Monday evening, he rims into the country the other days of the week, the aid of the rails, and meets ...
... voice, u more delicate ami finished style of execution, or more chaste and graceful singing, never were listened in the Music Hall, than in the performance of Miss K. Collins last night.” Before having London some months ago, her Majesty commanded the ...
... pence.— Maschester Courier. NICHT wt' Buses.—This entertainment was given on Monday evening, fur the second tine, in the Music-hall, Store-street, and drew together, as usual, an immense crowd of Wilson's admirer.. There is really a charm about these ...
... requested to renew their exertions. The Synod adjourned at five o’clock. On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was held in the Music Hall, Bold Street, Liverpool, for the purpose of hearing a deputation from the Church of Scotland, as to the present state and ...
... hitherto without effect. The feet may lie relied on. THE SCOTTISH SCHISMATICS is LtveaPoot —A puldic meeting took place in the Music Hall on Wednesday evening, to exp'ain the principle., as it was stated, upon which • large body of the clergy of the Church of ...
... private. The noble Earl and his amiable bride immediately left for Castle Grant. MUSICAL Fesravat..—The splendid organ for the Music Hall, Edinburgh, arrived from London on Tuesday morning, and is now being erected. Such are it■ dimensions and complexity, that ...
... number of effects by various eombinations of pipes. Including the couplers, there are forty•two of these draw stops the Music Hall organ. Oar contemporary's statement is defective in only one particular; since his paragraph appeared soother stop, the ...
... EDINBURGH MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The performances of this Festival commenced on Monday evening, the 9th current, in the noble Music Hall recently added to the Assembly Rooms, and finished on Saturday last. The music room measures feet long 91 broad, and has ...
... Directors of the Edinburgh Musical Festival, whogavedetailed descriptit.na in the public prints of the beauties of the new Music Hall, and of the organ, u one inducement for the public to come forward te see what they had hitherto been carefully excluded ...