... which Bhould properly be Toole. 4 Oh ! ' he cried dismay, I don't know what do with you Englishman. Last week we'd a Sir Charles Halle here. I got into a scrape for calling him Hal ! They told afterwards to pronounce it Halle, and I determined to be right ...

... has adopted the name of Katherine Poyntz, bat whe is a sister of the notorious Victor Townley. It is rumoured here that Charles Hallé, the pianist, is going to marry Mdme. Normann Neruda, the viclinista, Several months ago I stated that an application would ...

... the platform. One the combatants was seriouslv injured that it is stated he confined to his bed. DEATH OF SIR CHARLES HALLE. -Sir Charles Halle died somewhat unexpectedly at his residence, Greenhoys, Manchester, Friday morning. Ho returned to England from ...

... platform. One the combatants was so seriously injured that it is stated he is confined to his bed. DEATH OP SIE CHARLES HALLE. -Sir Charles Halle died somewhat unexpectedly at his residence, Greenheys, Manchester, Friday morning. He returned to England from ...

... tbe mayor's residence. As the procession moves up the middle avenue of the central hall, the orchestra, conducted by Mr. Charles Halle, will perform the National Anthem (instrumentally). His Royal Highness having taken his place on the dais, the orchestra ...

... Madame Patey, the tunnel being four and a quarter Joseph Maas, Mr. Robert train left Cardiff at 10.15 a.m., passed three Charles Halle will again be Bristol side, and returned to the Rogiet Jr. will number eighty per- the Welsh side, and thence to the main ...

... and he, for one, althot.gh he had never beet, able to attend one of his concerts, felt under a debt of gratitude to Mr. Charles Halle for the excellent musical treat which season after season he provided for the public of Manchester. Referring to the delicate ...

... realised being good considering the present depressed state of things. Mr. W. I. Welsh was the solicitor to the render. Mr. Charles Halle visited Bristol on Wednesday, and bad a long interview with the sub-committee ou the subject of the programme for the festival ...

... We can prove a lullaby, your honour. MB. TOOLET.—When Mr. Toole was in Australia he was preceded his tour by Sir Charles Halle. one town, in Viotoria, the Mayor, more famous for hospitality than for scholarship proposed the health of the great Manchester ...

... Fowler, of Cheltenham; a priest. Mrs. Greatheed, of Prestbury, Cheltenham Miss Harding, of St. Mary's Church, Torqoay. Charles Halle, the pianist. Mrs. Hope, The Hermitage, Tor. quay. dims Flora Horn, daughter of H. Horn, some time Recorder of Hereford ...

... THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHARLES HALL. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Persona haviun any CLAIMS against the Estate of CHARLES HALL, late of the Coxley Pound Inn, Coxley, near Wells, Somerset. Innkeeper, deceased, are requested send PARTICULARS OF SUCH ...

... THE PRIME OF LIFE AT SEVENTY. In his court London, Friday, Sir Charles Hall told thi9 story of the late Lord Eldon when dealing on one occasion with the jury list. A gentleman objected to serve, and said ho was over age. How old are you? said Lord Eldon ...