... of Free Church.— The Rev. Dr Begg preached the annual sermon on behalf of the Free Church Students’ Association, in the Music Hall, Aberdeen, on Sunday evening—the •übifet being the Principle* of the Free Church.” The rev. Doctor chose his text from Ist ...

... PRESENTATION OP ADDRESS FROM WORKING MEN. In the evening, the Music Hall was densely filled by an audience composed a considerable proportion of working men, and by far the greater part, to judge from their manifestations, inclined to give real and warm ...

... Scotsimam: CALM:IOIMS cirri% Scow.—The crest international show of fruit and .were .4 shire weirty was opened on Tereday in the Music hall, George Street, Edinburgh. The 'Daily Review' --0* the right of the /meaner door them is • splendid display of hollyboeks; ...

... Scott bad the best of the argument, bis opponent being unable to reply. Scene the Music Hall —On Sunday evening last, Urge concourse of people assembled in the Music Hall to listen to the ministrations of Messrs Rice, Hopkins, and G. Boswell, who have ...

... ECONOMIC BUILDING SOCIETY. Chief Office 1 Abbey Park Place, rfYHK EIGHTH BALLOT MEETING will be held I in the Anti-Room the Music Hall, Invibkbitiiing. on WEDNESDAY, 27th February, o'clock f.m. Member* both Societies are invited to attend and bring their ...

... three competitions for the regulars and around Edinburgh. The distribution of the prizes took place the evening. in the Music Hall, the chair being occupied by Lieutenant-General Hay. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion, and was well filled ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1880. The Banquet in honour of the Right Hon. W. P. Adam, M.P., takes place on Tuesday next, in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. All the arrangement* are making aatisfactory pro greet. It expected that about 100 gentlemen will be present ...

... packed, andsweetnesa. r,, 6, IM4, says— The Aberdeen j el ,t,.rtainmenta came off Vance's clever and amusing full The the Music Hall, *. h,c , h ’uase. Teaches at the were very hearty m their ,^ everl _ Char- Times included Burlesque terminated, the SC ...

... miu., 20 sec. The weather was very favourable. I Successful Prizb-Takees.—ln the National Wild flower Exhibition held the Music Hall, Edinburgh, under the auspices of the Fcopft Friend, we notice the names of two local priaetakers. Iu the class for collection* ...

... of the University of Edinburgh, was installed into office in presence of crowded audience students and graduates in the Music Hall. Sir David Brewster, Vice- Chancellor and Principal presided, and there were ' orcstnt the Bembeia the Unirersity Court ...

... adventures. Mr William Smith mentioned that many had been unable to obtain admission. The directors had thought taking the Music Hall, or requesting Dr Scoreshy to redeliver his lectures, but the state of that gentleman’s health was such as prevent either ...

... yet he had to yield to the demands of the gods, and bring Willie back again. Mr Meminott, who smacks a little of the music hall element, did the Nigger busineas in such • manner that he was recalled in the second part, and gave a pantomimic feat ...