... OF. T1E MER CURE I a - So,-As lifes purport of tlse Ameindment CC which I proposed at t he tate public Meeting in the Gt Music-Hall, is totallynurp'rne in year lost ireek's psper, ind as Your's is the only report of the L proceedings which has goes forith ...

... inwhich, no doubt, he will acquire -a stil further additionto his ?? advt. - Cocert~s.-The Winter Concerts commenced at the Music'Hall on Thursday se'nnight, in a most 'brilliant maniner, a crowded, and fashionable company being en- chanted by the best efforts ...

... f has, durin- the last and present weeks, been rmuch'di- rected to tne astonishing performances of M. Chalon, a at the Music-hall, Bold-street. his exhibitions are. eminently amusing, and performed in a manner much e superior to the' general exhibitions ...

... fine of five pounds and be discharged. sir, Loncerts.-Two most attractive cuncert are announced VIr. to take place at our Music-hall on Mouttav and Tuesday the next. We have no doubt they will be ?? and fashionably attended.-S-cadv. P try DIED,-On Tuesday ...

... be no one else than the celebrated' Monsieur de -'BARDNETT, who is now astonishing the inhabitants of Lee'ds tal at the Music Hall, Albion Street, with his exlraofdinary - lu feats of ?? ; and we are happy to'- filed lie -is a mneting with thaf succes5 ...

... into delivered art appropriate speech on the occasior. Aftertrards, abcat 250 of the friends took ten together, in ti'o Music Hall. John Fenwvick, Esq , sho presided, gave an ex. cellent address, ard was followed tte Rev. Messrs Forsyth anti Croft, and ...

... tire Sea, is announced for a first representation on Monday next. I Madame Stockhauseil gare her farewvell concert in the Music Hall, in this town, on Wednesday evening last, which was most fashionably attended. The singing of this accom- plished vocalist ...

... SOCIETY.-A very itutettous meeting of the Association for Newcastle and its vicinity %sa, held on Wednesday last, in the Music Hall, Blackett Street, Charles Bulner, Esq . of Gateshead, in the chair; at which the Rev. Charles Hodgson, Rector of Barton-le ...

... It will be seen by an rudvt., that Air Grecrnbank, professor of elocution. atinounces air oriioroicail soiree, atl thle Music Hall, o n Thuesitay next, which, fromn that gentlemnan's well kitown talenl timay tie confidenitly expected to be numerously ...

... SHEFFIELD-Saturday Mr. Thornley, the Conservative 0 candidate for Sheflield, addressed a number of the electors M1 iii the Music Hall. lie was followed by Mr. Cocker, who 6( is described as a heart of cak and true friend of the people. Pi The Rev. Mr. Wldly ...

... grosned, sis the left hand side. We Event down by the wail, and turned into the first opening ire came at. I h.oiit knorv the Music Hall, but we tursted to the right hand. The end of the wall wvas broken down at tire time. We wvent dorwn the hack street. We ...

... Audi, which has caused her iea!lth. There calsi t besas little doubt ?? was tie indlividital who sais takeos Into X r the Music Hall, whose head twas dressod by Mr. Statter, Ind who fa afterwards died in the Leeds tInfirmary, nod of whose body you at have ...