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... of the Glasgow and St. Andrew's Universities. The Chancellor of the Exchequer was on Saturday afternoon presented in the Music Hall, Edinbur(rh, by the Conservative Working Men's Association of that city, with an address, and in reply took occasion to ...
... which the sacred work was written. It was on April 13th, 1742, that The Messiah was given to the world in Fishamble Street Music Hall, Dublin. with a body of executants that we should regard as ridiculously inadequate at the present day. At the Festival ...
... of God. It poses as superior to social trades, pleasures, and pursuits ; yet it clambers down into the workshop and the music -hall, and has a word to say to all both in and after bta:ness hours. It is not of the world ; yet its chief concern is to transform ...
... the i should he pen i.htd. There was nothing what' Cr repulsive .o t••• honest mind in the otter. ion. In he •reeeh in the Music Hall, KIM- Ourgh. in IS9O, Mr Gladetone said that s hill had teen introduced toed r the name of the C Ict, which had molting ...
... which has arisen among the profs sional people of the theatre, Mr Wyndham h made arrangements for giving entertainments the Music Hall and other places. On Mond the funerals of Leepe, Sweenie, and Clark, w lost their liyea in entantrntiiie took 00 and were ...
... have been lost ; the property burned is valuable, but appears to have been well insured. Mace and King were at Westen's Music Hall on Wednesday night. Mace addressed the company, and said he was anxious for another match. King replied that he did not ...
... so long talked of will shortly be commenced. On Sunday la s t Mr Spurgeon informed hisimmense congregation at the Surrey Music Hall that he had already signed an agreement for a freehold site of ground opposite the Elephant and Castle, Southwark, for the ...
... correct and satisfactory, and consequence of ill health. There was a larcve Hardy, vocalist and pianist from Brown's Royal Music Hall, Glasgow. The whole exee'balance sheet now submitted to the meeting,. attenda , r,ce, the hall being well . filled, Mr' ...
... to ihe Koclesiadical mmiwdonert*a body with no soul, or think i turning SteveL-sion Parish Ct.urcli into a theatre. |or music hall! Speaking of how the Church of Scotland acquired ite*pioj-erty, he said they were the iioeal, Lwlorical auccetsora the old ...
... Look Bsnza on pressing recammendsti « ofaeartlstlnend. aid added, with groat jatb « “And, it. m«i! what infernal hole ; not music hall toe whole ptoou ! CRISP NOTES FROM AYR DISTRICT. A public meeting was held on Wednesday to take steps for the relief of ...
... in announcing after much trouble and expense, they have tr it ed the services of 'fb.MISS BINNIE, °,lll g Lady (from the Music Hall, Edinburgh, ky ti ity Hall Concerts, :31asgow,) who gave much du, ' acti on at the Entertainment given last Satur-4( ev ...
... with L 10,013,521 in 1870, and £8,473699 in 1869. DEAN STANLEY IN EDINBURGH.—On Monday night, Dean Stanley delivered in the Music Hall, to a crowded audience, under the auspices of the Philosophical Institution, the first of three lectures on The Church ...