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Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… the Treasury from John Walsh, of Catherine Street, Strand, music printer. Concerning a wrong entry of paper at the …
Old and New London
… to the action of the piece are interpreted by the aid of music, vocal and instrumental, is supposed to have originated … was to Italian. They sing to jigs, and dance to church-music. 'Phaeton' is run away with by horses that go a foot's … in the history of this theatrethe introduction of Mozart's music, never before performed in England, and the dbut of …
Old and New London
… De Beriot, Mr. J. R. Planch, and other friends of music and the drama. Thurloe Place and Thurloe Square, near … latter, comprising the right to a revolving chair, like a music stool with arms, in the amphitheatre, cost 100; a … Exhibition of 1851, is the National Training School for Music, of which the Duke of Edinburgh was chosen the first …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the Stone Cross inn until c. 1915. 8 Samuel Adams, a music dealer, established the first public hall, St. George's … into a concert hall and by 1869 was licensed as Udall's Music Hall. 12 By 1879, when it became the property of Walter … It closed c. 1940. 15 Bennett's Theatre, Queen Street, a music hall, was open by 1869. It was designed to serve also …
A History of the County of Essex
… will that his interests included theology, history, and music, and that he had been friendly with clergy and laymen …