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... LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL AND MUSIC HALL LICENCES, At the London County Council 'yesteiday after- noon a Stormy discussion arose respecting the course of procedure on Friday and Saturday next in regard to the granting of music hall licencep. Several mem- bers ...
... Court in i September, 1871. After emitting a declaration she was committed to prison for further examination. MTFABLAND'S Music HALL. - Mr M'Farland's in company for the present week includes several really it good artistes. The new arrivals are 'Mr Alf ...
... Netheigate, on whieh they propose to erect a suhstantial and permaneont Music Hall. in lieu of ,the temporary People's Pahlace at present owned by thioct in the old Cattle AMarket. The Music Hall, Iwhich will occupy part of the site of the circus rc- Icently destroyed ...
... Testament in the Christian Church. THE BLuE RIBBON ARMY IN ABERDEEN. -Last night, Mr Murphy addressed a meeting in the Music Hall, which was crowded. Addresses were also given by bit 7otberingham and Mr Rutherford, Forfar; and MIr James Paterson, Aberdeen ...
... people. On the same occasion he was pro- sented with a silver tea service by the congregation at a public meeting in the Music Hall. Failing health led him to seek for assistance, and in 1875 the Rev. Andrew l'Queen, M.A., B.D., was inducted as colleague ...
... yasterday in the Round Room, Music Hall Bnildings. Mr Alexander Walker presided, and the gentlemen present were-.Baillio Crombie and Rev. Alexander ID Webster. The committee agreed that the Fancy Fair should be held in the Music Hall on the 11th, 12tb, and ...
... ADDRESS IN Musro HAILL.-HayMacdowall e Grant, Esq. of Arrdilly, as will be seen, delivers a religious' ir address in the Music Hall on the evening of Sabbath first. A voluntary collection is to be taken on behalf of that ex- cellentuhality, the Aberdeen ...
... the receipt of the following donations:- The proceeds, after paying expenses, of the concert re- Lt cently given in the Music Hall for the benefit of the Asso- it ciation, per Dr Alfred Gilchrist, £35; donation from the Trustees of John, James, and Alexander ...
... our readers in the city and neighbourhood that to-morrow night the Oratorio of The Messiah is to be performed in the Music Hall, by the Choral Union, for the benefit of the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The interest of the performa ...
... will be discussed, and probably disposed of. On at1 Friday, Professor Huxley will deliver his rectorial address, Mc in the Music Hall, at 12 noon, in the presence of the. Fo Senatus Academious andlthe students. On the same even- tie ing, his Lordship will ...
... CHReuCHc CONGREGOATIONAL SocorEf.-This ibSt- i5* social meeting toolk place onl Tuesday eveninig, the 7th inst., Mi do0 in the Music Hall. Tiss preceedings were cousnensed by ,vO thre Rev. Mr Hesnderson, tire minisber of thse parish, giving frc iry out tire ...
... , his second season of cheap concerts for the people on Saturday evening, when, UInotwithstanding the attraction at the Music Hall, there was a a very full house; and excellent audiences have continued since. There is a numerous and varied company- the ...