... Conservative estimatee were within the mark. —Sir Richard Cross was on Friday afternoon entertained to a banquet in the Music Hall, Aberdeen, by the Conservatives of Aberdeen and the northern counties. The Duke of Richmond and Gordon presided, and stated ...

... of the fiftieth year of the Duke's personal management of hie estates, be was entertained to dinner by his tenants in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, on the aliens= of ?motley, the 7th Mar, 1878. It was by between 400 and 600 gentlemen from wonky and representing ...

... abundantly provided with music halls. It is not enough to say, as the proprietor of theatre in London might, I am not able to fill my house by means of a dramatic entertainment, thercfora give me a licence for converting it into a Music Hall. The public must ...

... End music halls are mainly filled with persons of the artisan class. Take the Alhambra ; the shilling and sixpenny visitors constitute the enortitoum majority, and belong mainly to the classes which frequent more Easterly Metropolitan music halls. Whilst ...

... great Con• servative dotionstration took place on Friday at Inverness. In the afternoon a public meetilb; was held in the Music Hall, and a banquet was given at night in the Northern Meeting Rooms. The linite of Ifichmoodand Gordon pre at both eat beri ...

... Cincinnati.' A reporter looking over the file. of the Cincinnati (manurial Ga:elec found that Mr Parnell delivered a speech in Music Hall, Friday evening. Feb. 20, 1880. The speech was reported by G. W. Schrage, one of the most rapid and accurate stenographers ...

... February, when it will moot for business. Tut LAND (newton.—A great land meeting and demonstration was held on Thursday in the Music Hall. Aberdeen. There were deputations present from every county from Perth to Caithness. About 2000 persons were present at ...

... case, and if an exception were made in this single instance they would have good cause to complain. (bid.) D. B. H. Lusby's Music Hall, one of the largest places of entertainment in London, was totally ota.troy.d by fire on Sunday night. The damage is estimated ...

... morning, Mr Chamberlain arrived in Edinburgh in the early afternoon, and in the evening he addressed a crowded meeting in the Music Hall. under the auspices of the local branch of the National Radical Union. The reception he received was of a very hearty d ...

... presence of great thoughts is just as stimulating and improving to a youthful mind as the tone and atmosphere of a common music hall are, on the other hand, demoralising and debasing to it. There is no true mental dignity outside the circle of great thoughts ...

... dramatic author who flings an insult in its face and conies before the curtain smoking a cutty. Or a new dancer conies out at a music hall, and introduces a song without sense, rhyme, tune, or even articulate words, and the whole city goes into hysterical rapture ...

... Artie. cial pressure. To THE EARL or DALIEEITH.- -OR Friday night the Earl of Dalkeith was entertained to dialler in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, by the committee who promoted his election for Mid-Lothian. There were demo 500 gentlemen present, and the chair ...