... l Society in succession t, Mr Gladstone, delivered his inaugural address 0 Friday night before a crowded audience in tb Music Hall. His subject was— Connection statesmen with literature, laying stress upon tb illustrative fact that Gladstone, who long ...

... given on the authority of the late air Spurgeon. When the great preacher was scarcely twenty, he was preaching at the Surrey Music Hall to great audiences before the Metropolitan Tabernacle was built. One Sunday night, at the cln! , :. of the servinn, Lnrd ...

... jollification ? The situation is serious in the awful possibilities it opens up, MR MOONIE'S CHOIR gave a capital concert in the Music Hall last week. This is a new musical organsation, consisting of six: y chorus voices and five soloists. The pieces were well ...

... engagement with Walter Cole, the ventriloquist, and finally reached London. THEN - crossing to Dublin, he appeared at Grafton's music -hall, and soon afterwards succeeded to the position vacated by Edward Terry at the T.-R., Belfast, where, at the magnificent ...

... scramble of the crowd. Yet life on Inch Murrin is far from being dull. True, it boasts not a public park, a bandstand, or a music hall. But to the man in sympathy with Nature, it possesses the best of all charms—the power to soothe and quell the rage for ...

... ENT.) IT was feelings of a mixed character that led me, on Saturday week. being in Edinburgh, to direct my steps so the Music Hall, where Mr Bradlaugh, M.P., was advertised to lecture on Perpetual Pensions, and why the Tories try to prevent Mr Bradlaugh ...

... Botraoitos Nam Cuss BALL—The annual ball of the 16ew Club, Rdinbitrgb, was given cm Tuesday night in the Assembly Rooms and Music Hall, the whole suite of rooms being thrown open, and the Masi° Hall decorated. There were 530 ladies and gentlemen present, ...

... character was sure to attract. I remember being present one evening at a lecture on Phrenology, by Professor Fowler, in the Music Hall, Newcastle, when at tho close of the lecture a few gentlemen were invited to the platform for exhibiting character. Among ...

... on Saturday morning. Itr broke out at two o'clock, and by four o'cloo'o,l building was gutted. The theatre had been as a music hall for some time. The difficulty of keeping the Irish i. open at Olympia beyond the appointed n - f e tV said to be largely ...

... Hon. Jas. Moncrieff was installed as Lord Rector of the University of Edinburgh. The ceremony took place in the Edinburgh Music Hall, in presence of the students and a large company of ladies and gentlemen. The Principal of the University (Sir A. Grant ...

... Bill. A dredger of pecdliar construction and to be the largest in the world was launche d Barrow on Saturday. In Inverness Music Hall a sacred concert given on Sunday evening by members National Grand Opera Company. arr Sayyid Ali Bin Said, Sultan of Zan ...

... average number of was this year 2155, against 2317 last year. The twenty-ninth annm.l Tradas Congress was opened at noon on Music Hall, Edinburgh. There wtre delegates present, and the societies Ks - , numbered 171, with a total membership one million. The ...