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... THE MUSIC HALL 1.m Tw YxMaao h irectors of our Muejo Hall co inis- sio..ea Messr Purdie, B Dnar & CafaofGog Street, Xic Edinburgh, to decorate the principal rooms of the building.- inAt that time three of them were done, aind we then took st th lte o ...
... MUSIC HALL. A SJMtEROUS mneeting of tilo subsaribers to thile Music Hall waxis ,ld onp Friday afterOl00, in the Town-hall, for tle prpsOr tofap in g a SecrctriyL and Law Agent, and to fi consideras tothe apoiltt ofn archiftect met, c TheLORD PROVOST ...
... performers and audi- ences as to serious draughts that prevailed, par- ticularly in the neighbourhood of the platform, in the Music Hall, Aberdeen. Numerous attempts have been made to remedy a very unsatisfactory condition of things, but hitherto they have ...
... M'FARLAND'S MUSIC HALL. Thic popular place of am usement, vhicb has been g clsed durin' the summer, was reopened for the winter season lastoight. Workmen have been euigaged for ., some time past in decorating the interior e. of the hbailding , aud last ...
... PROPOSED MUSIC HALL. THiEr seems now every probability of the -luch- wvanted and long-spoken-of Music Hall being set about. Provost Webster has taken up the matter witli his usual spirit and energy, and there is no question bf his being well supported ...
... MUSIC HALL COMPANY, is TreE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of the Music Hall! a e- Company was held on Wednesday, in the Circular Room of f the Music Hall Buildings-JOaN WEBSTER, Esq., advocate, be Chairman of the Direetors, in the chair. I- Mr G ...
... MUSIC HALL COMPANY. I Timo annual general mceeting of the Sharebolders of this Company was held in thle Music Hall Buildings on Wethies- Wa day afternoon-Provost Webster in the chair. E tsAt the request of the Chairman, Mr NESINODY, Joint-secretary, read ...
... vantage, and gained hearty applause. Mr Millar Clark's voice-strangely reedy in tone-was not equal to the capacity of the Music Hall without straining to a pitch which spoilt its. quality. His rendering of Olulf was spiritless-and weak, and though he improved ...
... niid I think it is but right to add that thle dscrease hiis not t arissil ut aill upon the Music Hall itself. 0cc thle con- t id trary, the revenue of the Music Hall itself is rather i .io lar~ger thesi in foriier, years, and thle falling oft' occnrs en-n ...
... This sotial orfict is, the refcgeifI the truiebluc Coimeervatievo-that is unromeubte-illy tile pirexalent Opinion if the music halls, WNithA theiedandy clerks we hisve still lucre dandy -lldicre, mlen Of tim e, 1st LhaUL Gits -is ceuiiiouillv, splcoilid ...
... AIU.SIU HALTL COMPANY. Tfil nw-eceal ne-lgof the Alcenleen Music H-all Compnpcty i.n (Limit-el) ce-~ esle-d within the(, Mu sic Halll of) Wedlesday --par ,Jolin Woi-i c te, Ecj., Ch airinniat of thle Di rectors, presidin. froe Tfun neve-rteote1ctit callin ...
... E NW THE NEW MUSIC HALL. THE New Music Hall, in which the meetings of the British Association are to be hold next week, may now be said to be completed. - Its erection was begun in the month of May, 1858, after a design by Mr James Matthews, Architect ...