... (late of the High Church), have entered into an arrangement with the proprietors of the Assembly Rooms, for the use the New Music Hall as place of worship.— Mercury. Parish of Moy—Death the Rev, Mr. Maclauchlan.—The difficulties attending the ecclesiastical ...

... returned thanks for the honour. Dr. Gordon and Mr. Buchanan's congregation assembled on Sunday for public worship in the New Music Hall, George Street, which has bete taken by the managers at a rent of L. 300 a-year. We understand that a correspondence has ...

... most respectable portion of the Presbyterian congregation, in connection with Rodney Street Scottish Church, met in the Music Hall, according to intimation hand bills, distributed through the several seats of church, hear the report of the Committee appointed ...

... definitely fixed for Glasgow on the 10th and Edinburgh on the 11th Janu ary. The Edinburgh meeting is to beheld in the New Music Hall, the Lord Provost in the chair. We have no doubt it will be one of the largest and most influential meetings ever held in ...

... Meetings are f, nitely fixed for Glasgow the 10th and Edinburgh on the 11th January. The Edinburgh meeting held in the New Music Hall—the Lord Provost in the choir. We have doubt it will one of the largest nod most influential meetings ever held in that ...

... undertaking than we thus enjoy. Since the above was written, we observe • public meeting is called for this day in the New Music Hall, Edinburgh, for • similar purpose—the Lord Provost to be in the chair, and Lord Dunfermline to move the first Reso. lotion— ...

... Herald B\ths for the Working Classes.—Public Mef.t-isg.—A public meeting was held on Wednesday in Edinburgh, in the New Music Hall, to consider the propriety of erecting baths for the working classes reasonable rate. The meeting, which was held in consequence ...

... the Working-Classes—Public Meeting in Edinburgh.—On Wednesday, last week, public meeting the inhabitants was held the New Music Hall, Edinburgh, to take measures for erecting public baths; to which the poorer classes principally may have access reasonable ...

... third topic of interest to the farmer is the report of the proceedings at the meeting which took place last night in the New Music Hall, to hear the itinerating orators of the Anti-Corn Law League—Cobden, Bright, Thompson, and Moore. Having felt no desire ...

... of Glasgow, which was crowded to overflowing; and Thursday, a meeting of similar magnitude and iiujH»rtauce crowded the Music Hall in Edinburgh. We regard the speech of Mr Cobden that occasion as one of his most masterly efforts, perfectly free from violent ...

... Whitworth. Esq.” “Spencer. League Meeting at Edinburgh.—A numerous meeting was hel«l Thursday evening last, in the New Music Hall, for the purpose taking into consideration the subject of the corn-laws. The Lord Provost took the chair. Cobden and Mr ...

... before 11 o’clock, the most decorous and orderly manner. FRER-Trtvnn Soiree. —On Thursday night, meeting was held the New Music-Hall, Edinburgh, for the purpose of receiving deputation from the Anti-Corn-Law League, consisting of Richard Cohdcn, Esq. M ...