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... oflthe squeezing, .i joltings, fidotings, losses of fans, shoes, peiriwigs, 1, and uindler-petticoats wuich occurred at the music- 'hall ; such details would be mighty dull to those - who were not present, and they who were will o never forget the memorable ...
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... nia)de. Mr. BRSnAiJM and Mrs. SALMO3 ate now at Liver- pool, giving their powerfl'l aid at the Miscellaneous Concerts in the Music Hall. '.'lhe tragedy of the Italian I over will shlortly be re- vived at Covent-garden Toeatre, for the puipose of dis- playing ...
... Lady Ashbroole, to Beaum6nt Lodge, y( The winter Subscription Concerts, which are about oi commence at Liverpool, in the Music Hall, are to be to 9onducL1ed by Sir GEORGE SMfAR'T. The principa! cf vocal performers engaged are Mr. and Mrs. VAuGHAN, Miss ...
... BARNETT, Mr. MOLINEUX, Mr. L C. SMITt, and Mr. BRATLENIAN. The first perform- int i ance took place' on Tuesday night in the Music Hall, which was very numerously attended. Miss GOODALL, Pa, a pupil of Sir GEonRGE SNsAnT, was introduced to a cit Liverpool ...
... circumstances of time and place, it probably belonged to one of the Canning party, who dined together, on Monday, at the Music-hall; and some of whom separated about the hour when the manuscript was found. I request you will advertise the circumstance ...
... production, must excuse our-not having insetted it before. His desire tohave it perfiormed, as'a Caurnee thlnjhavk, at the Music-hall, on the 29th ilt. could not be complied.fbt for reasons that will be sufficiently obious to himself and the impartial reader ...
... Keforning Paper. ti Miss Stephens returns from Ireland this week, but in her I way to town, she is to sing at the Liverpool Music Hall. n Immediately upon her return the Opera of Figaro is to he fe produced at Covent-Gardeis Theatre. The part of the r Pro'e ...
... very uncertain, as she has entered into a lucrative engage- ment, to sing at the Winter Subscription Concerts, given in the Music Hall at Liverpool. The Duke of Nostros.: left town on Thursday for Brighton, for a few days, on his way to his seat, Arundel ...
... band of p'erforrners, who were ably S led by Mr. iMor, and sertainly more perfect per- formances were never heard in our Music-hall. We ΒΆ have not time to do full justice to the very delightful efforts of Madame Ronzi De Beguis, and Silnor De Begnu; , ...
... MUSIC HALL. En J - ?? I ?? . Sinee we last addressed our readers, the public.spirited proprietor of our Music-hall has gratified th e town with - two interesting concerts, the latter of which took place on Tuesday evening. We were much pleased with 1 ...
... dhalf'high bronzed and gilt, opens into t~e geat Mseibly Room, aul throul it rl t ^ e~ .o tD Ai rtbt we lv throuteetthe' Music hall' itth other endsl o9 te =~s.tleadl _ her onF aftewi ll __i tt.. a,_. There Are t1,6f wibilirhial' the 011hig1n4et '4 the' ...