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... the subscription. T1 requested to pay tiiei above call, into the tnrnx, i daft from this time. It being desirable tl , the Music Hall sboi • the Subscriber bMr. James Sorhy, wit •additions, to enable Order High-street, Sheffiel * May, 1833. SHEFFIELI mntNl ...
... THE Committee for building the Sheffield Music Hall havingfound necessary to order a furrier call of 30 percent, to be made upon the amount of the subscription. The Subscribers are respectfully requested to pay their respective proportions of the above ...
... are growing in the public favour, but are persuaded that they will be much more Inviting when they take place in the new Musical Hall; for the Theatre is badly constructed for music. The lone is deadened and absorbed most unmercifully, by the great vortexes ...
... philosophical benefactors, when the Society shall be in possession of the commodious apartments preparing for them in the new Music Hall. Till then the Committee must forbear expending any considerable part their funds on these very desirable objects, though ...
... Wood Engravings, neatly executed: Vuw of the Parish Church. St. George’s Church. Ebenezer Chapel. The New Grammar School, Music Hall, Infirmary. Christ’s Church, Attercliile. A few Copies are printed on large Paper, with Plates on India Paper. Price 10s ...
... Wood Engravings, neatly executed: View of the Parish Church. St. George's Church. Ebenezer Chapel, The New Grammar School, Music Hall. Infirmary. Christ’s Church, Atterclific. A few Copies are printed on large Paper, with Plates on India Paper. Price 10s ...
... surprise to the spectators. On Monday the choice of a physician to (lie Leeds Infirmary took place in the Saloon of the Music-hall. For Dr. Hunter. personal votes, 152 proxies—For Dr. Williamson personal voles, 177 proxies—Majority in favour of Dr. Williamson ...
... defraying of incidental expenses. Music Hall, in York. —We have great pleasure in announcing an important addition to the public buildings in York, which will shortly be made the erection of spacious and elegant Music Hall. For Ibis purpose the premise* ...
... which our townsman had communicated tbe Society Leeds. The room was uncomfortably filled, and we shall be glad when the Music-Hall shall be ready for the reception of lecturers. Dr. Williamson’s was a most able and perspicuous Essay, “On the influence ...
... equally with the four hospitals of the county, as before. It is also intended, as staled a few' weeks ago, to build a spacious Music Hall, adjoining to the Great Assembly-Room, to be paid for by the receipts of three evening performances and two balls. The building ...
... approaching Amateur Music Meeting, which is to take place here on the 20th and 2ist instant. The principal rooms in the Music Hall are now nearly finished ; and if we are to believe all that is said, the Concert Uoom itself will he one of the handsomest ...
... are respectfully informed, Mr. will read a DissertatioWno the IWfe and Writings eminent PoHof the last cent ary, at the Music Hall, on Friday Evening, the 27*h Day of July instant, to commence premmly at Seven o'clock. TBOS. MTATERHOtTSE, • XiTTKZ July ...