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... so on in regular rotation. Morning Post. American Slavery and the Free Church.—On Friday night a meeting was held in the Music Hall. Edinburgh, which was numerously attended—Councillor Scott in the chair. The chairman announced that Mr Frederick Douglass ...
... five o'clock on Sunday morning, dreadful fire broke out at the corner of Slater Street and Wood Street, contiguous to the Music Hall, which for about two hours created the greatest alarm among the inhabitants of that neighbourhood, and caused the destruction ...
... American Slavery and the Free Church.— On Monday night, George Thompson, who has returned from London, again appeared in the Music Hall, and, in a speech of three hours' duration, replied to the arguments that have been circulated by the Free Church Party ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND THE FREE CHURCH. Friday evening a meeting was held in the Music-hall, Edinburgh, which was crowded to excess in every quarter— Councillor Scott in the chair. Mr Wright having shortly introduced the subject, the meeting was addressed ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY & THE FREE CHURCH. (From the Edinburgh Courant.) A public meeting was held in tho Music Hall on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of hearing the Anti-Slavery Deputation enter into a review of the proceedings of the Assembly the Free Church ...
... by the Church of Scotland by the secession of the disturbers of her peace. Stove meetings have been held this week in the Music Hall, for the purpose of reviewing Saturday's proceedings of the Free Assembly. The public interest Ices greatly augmented, geeing ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND THE FREE CHURCH. Another public meeting on this subject was held in the Music Hall Tuesday evening. Councillor Stott occupied the chair; and the hall was densely crowded, many being enable to obtain admission. The Chairman stated ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY & THE FREE CHURCH. (From the Caledonian Mercury.) On Thursday evening another public meeting was held in the Music Hall (Edinburgh), for tho purpose of denouncing the intercourse of the Free Church of Scotland with the slave-holding Churches ...
... from the furnaces of steam-engines. AMERICAN SLAVERY AND THE FREE CHURCH. Ott Thursday another public meeting was held the Music-Hall, Edinburgh, for the purpose of denouncing the intercourse of the Free Church of Scotland with the slaveholding Churches ...
... SOIREE. (From the Courant ) On Tuesday evening, the friends of Negro emancipation the United States, gave fruit soiree, the Music Hall, Edinburgh, to Messrs Thompson, Douglass, Buffum, and Wright, on the occasion of their leaving Edinburgh prosecute elsewhere ...
... (From the Couranf.J On Tuesday evening, the friends of Negro emancipation in the United States, gave fruit soiree, in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, to Messrs Thompson, Douglass, Buffum, and Wright, on the occasion of their leaving Edinburgh to prosecute elsewhere ...
... solicits a renewal of their confidence at this important crisis. He intends address Use electors to-night (Thursday), and the Music Hall has been engaged for this purpose. The nomination is fixed to take place to-morrow. Addresses have also been issued by Mr ...