... Musical Gossip.—The arrival cf Charles Halle, tbe pianist, from Paris, one of the most accomplished living interpreters of classical music, an event of considerable importance. Mr. Halle, in the highest department of bis art, is at present without superior ...

... audience, which accompanied it throughout, apd at the end became so enthusiastic that a repetition was deemed necessary. Charles Halle, celebrated on the continent an accomplished pianist of the classical school, arrived in England last week. We understand ...

... Lyons. Mr Lindsay Sloper, an English pianist, has given a concert with success at Erard’s rooms. He played a duet with Charles Halle. The performance of Herr Seeman, a clarionet player, from Hanover, is favourably spoken of. Guasco, the tenor, has been ...

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... CHARLES HALL, In succeeding to the above-mentioned Concern, where he was Apprenticed previous to Mr. .1. Curtis succeeding to the Business, respectfully solicits the favours of the Gentry and Inha bitants of Windsor, Eton, and the neighbourhood, assuring ...

... PARTNERSHIP between .JLOBERT WHEBLE and CHARLES HALL, of Richmond, in the County of Surrey, Tallow-Chandlers, day dissolved and at an end; and that from and after the above Date the Business will be carried on Charles Hall only. ROBERT WHEBLE. A Nobleman or ...

... Charle* Hall, in Mou.?. ■ i the bu*> , 'were e of An* ife tb« prebeniJd.-AI I, tester, •• !iWO»T«e iWAHJtf ...

... Potrimpos, and the Danish brig Care Walther, will paid at No. 6, Stanhope-street, Strand, on the 1 ith instant. BANKRUPTS. Charles Hall, of Eilerton, horse-jobber. Ann Townley, of schoolmistress. John Lees and Samuel Lees, of Halifax, merchants. William Morris ...

... Perpetual Cure of Sheldon, and to the Rectory Combrawlcigh, Devon. Rev. Thomas Surridge to Chaplain to H.M.S Ocean. Rev. Charles Hall, of Scarborough, to the Rectory Routh, Yorkshire. Rev. Keating to the Rectory of Ventry, County Kerry. Rev. T. Westropp ...

... scribbling-millers William Jeffery, Cock-yard, Davies-street, horse-dealer Henry George, Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper Charles Hall, Egham, Surrey, innkeeper John Walsh, Norwich, linen-draper Average Price of Grain, for the Week ending May 28.- Wheat ...

... hosier. Anthony A»lat,of die White Linn, Lambeth, Surrey, victualler. Edward Collinson, of Crooked lane, London, men ham. Charles Hall, of Silver street, London, manufacturer. ...

... parish of .St. °rge, Hanover-square, Middlesex, horse dealer d stable keeper. Henry George. Bedwelty, onmouth, shopkeeper.—Charles Hall, Egham, ey, innkeeper and common brewer. John ftlsh, Norwich, Norfolk, linen draper. ENERAL AVERAGE which governs IMPORTATION ...