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... Ireland. .The balloon in which these gentlemen ascended had been some time in preparation. Ils exhibition .Commenced, in the Music-hall, on Monday week Its dimensions were greater than aiiy balloon hitherto made, having been constructed Mr. Livingston for ...
... taken place. Mis* Stephens is engaged lo perform at the Sheffield Concerts November, and Madame Catulani in January. A noble Music Hall has just been erected there, at an expense of about 4.0001, , A beautiful piece of plate has been presented to John Calcraft ...
... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. On Monday, the 30th nit. a Public Dinner was given at the Music Hall, Liverpool, honour the Catholic Deputation, and in celebration of the recent struggle for emancipation. About 350 persons were present. Mr. O'Connell was expected ...
... than thitt of last year. Pork Festival. —The total receipts prove to be X 20.250; the total expenditure (including the New Music Hall) about ,118,000, (hat about A2OOO will remain for the Charities, besides the value of the Hall.—The Fancy Ball was really ...
... already made, the amount received about £20,000.; expended AIS.OOO. from which, deducting the i’ll,ooo. for the erection the Music-hall, and there will remain £3,ooo.—The following statement o) the number of persons present each day;— MORNING. ...
... they were at premium of 100 per.cent.! ! The total receipts pi’ove to be .£'20,250 the total expenditure (including the New Music Hall, which cost £'9OIK), and capable of containing persons,) about £18,000; that about £2OOO will remain for the Charities, ...
... for his Lordship’* services in liis late character of Representative for the county of York. The dinner took place at the Music-Hall, and 174 gentlemen sat down, many who applied for tickets being unable obtain them, from the impossibility of accommodating ...
... The public dinner to which Mr. Brougham been invited large number the gentlemen the town, look place Monday evening at the Music Hall. Great interest had been excited by the occasion, from the high estimate in which the talents, principles, and public services ...
... was given to Mr. Brougham, Liverpool, that gentleman having previously arrived in the town on professional business. The Music Hall in Bold-street was fitted up for the occasion, and completely filled with company, whilst the galleries were crowded with ...
... above 30/. Dinner Mr. Brougham at Liverpool. —On Monday last the inhabitants of Liverpool gave Mr. firougham dinner at the Music Hall, in Bond-street. On the health of Mr. Brongham being drank, the Learned Gentlcroao rose, and delivered a very lengthy speech ...
... SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY. On the SOih nit. nwtlii>( of (lie friends of the bote So■ irty, nt Literpool, look place at the Musical Hall, James Cropper, Krq. (a member of the Society of Frieods) in the chair. A Deputation tbe Parent Society, consisting uf ...
... various articles contributed to the Ladies’ Bazaar for the benefit of the Churcti Missionary Society, held last week at the Music Hall, amounted to the handsome suni of 400 L he amount of work unsold is valued at about CW.; there ls doubt that the whole would ...