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... 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 ...
... night this favourite singer concluded for the season his highly entertaining specimens of Scotch songs, at the Store Street Music Hall, when he was greeted with the frequently repeated plaudits of numerous and highly respectable an audience as has ever been ...
... after another (says Dr Leitch) of the passed off into sleep '—they exhibited all the tricks shown Mr .'3 lecture at the Music Hall, and they were not aware until they were upbraided with their deceit,and threatened with punishment, that there was any ...
... night public meeting of the various Dissenting bodies of this city and neighbourhood, as well from distance, was held in the Music Hall, George Street, in reference to the recent Government measures, with respect to Maynooth College, and to declare their ...
... blood-thirsty antagonist scarcely exceeded half pound. —Bedford Mercury. Mr Wilson's Farewell Night.—On Monday evening the Music Hall, Store-street was crowded au del, and many persons anxious for admission were unable to procure it, a convincing proof that ...
... present the fieodom of the city to Lord John Russell, intimation was made that the ceremony would take place on Monday in the Music Hall. At one o'clock, accordingly, the Lord Provost, preceded by the sword and mace, took his place on the platform, accompanied ...
... -considerable number of our Conservative fellow-citizens, has called a public meeting of the inhabitants, to be held in the .Music Hall at one o'clock to-morrow, for the purpose of praying her Majesty to take the proper steps to have ' ports of the United ...
... ANTI-CORN LEAGUE Leeds.— On Tuesday evening large meeting of the free-traders of this town and neighbourhood was held in the Music Hall, to hear addresses from Mr Cobden and Mr Bright, in furtherance of the qualification movement, and on the alarming aspect ...
... the lobby, and their stirring strains resounded through the rooms, while the band of the regiment occupied the gallery the Music Hall. Mr. Mackenzie's band attended in the ballroom. Dancing commenced about ten o'clock, and was kept up with increasing spirit ...
... meeting was held in French's Church, South College Street; and a fourth and fifth oti Friday and Saturday evenings in the Music Hall George Street public breakfast also was held on Friday' the Waterloo Rooms, in honour of George Thompson Esq and lus brother ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...