... Colonel SAVILE. EDMUND SHOW, Esq. R. THORNTON WEST, Esq. Rev. P. WILLIAMS. [H FOLLOWING MOST. DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE:- CHARLES _ HALLE AND HI S BAND E X ET E R. 21st OCTOBER. MORNING& EVENING. Admission by Ticket only, to be had at ELAND'S Library, Exeter ...

... HONITON. Manager-Mr. R. C. LEACH. Agent-Mr. CHAS. WATSON. ROYAL PUBLIC ROOMS, EXETER. TMR. ASIHE begs to announce that MR. CHARLES HALLE ANID MDIME. NORATAN-NERUDA Will have the honour of giving a GRAND PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN RECITAL On TitURSDAY MORNING, Mestcif ...

... an hour previously. Bi d PROGRAMME. can PA Pr 1.-Sonata, Op. 53 in C, ded icated to Count W ald- atein, Beectlhore-Mr. Charles Halle. Fantasia Caprice- Cola Violin, Vieu.rtieoips- ncd . Norman-Neroida-. Three Lieder Ore, ohoe Worte, Xtesidetsosow-Mr. Charles ...

... N IrT, HE RE It J O A C l II Di! MDLLL. SPEZIA, 3 S IGNORI ROS SI AND BELART, V7oLoNcELLo-S IGNOR, PIATTI, PINIST-Mit. CHARLES HALLE, C ONDUCTOR-S I(INui VASC HETTI. Messrs. Sor1TH feel it due to the Management to state that, entering into the spirit of ...

... Mr. LEWIS-TUOMAS, Miss ENRIQUEZ, Mr. SANTLEY. Organist : Mr. G. RISELEY, CHORUS OF 300 SELECTED VOICES. Conductor: Mr. CHARLES HALLE. TUESDAY MORNING, OcToBEs 21st, at Twelve, Havdn's CREATION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTorsPu22nd at Twelve, Mendelssohn'q ...

... Pantomime Each Evening. Box Plan at Mr. RotuEiscr', High-st. ]ROYAL PUBLIC ROOMS, EXETER. IMlR. ASHE begs to announce that MR. CHARLES HALLE AND MDME. NORMAN-NERUDA Will have the honour of giving a GRAND PIANOFORTE AND VrOLIN o p RECITAL I On T!trltSn.Y MonXiXGo ...

... Organist 3ll. G. IISELEY. BANO end CHORIUS upwelardsof 400 PERI'ORMERS. Chorus BI-iterr: Mr. A. STONE. Conductor: 31r. CHARLES HALLE. Tl ESDAY MOI'N ING, OCTDntI 21st, st One ?? Ilaydn's CltRA'ATION. VWEDNESDAY MORNING, Ocronar 22nd, nt One o'Clock; ...

... AeoieDzAcoN 8L?DESS. EA. A.SarDeae, Req. Colonel SAyVIB. EDM1JND Seow, Esq. R. TuOnRTor WEST, Esq. Rev. P. WILLIAMs. CHARLES HALLE AND HIS BAND. EXETER. 21st OCTOBER. MORNING f EVENING. Adcnission by Ticket only, to be had at BLAND'S Library, Exeter ...

... RENOWNED VIOLINIST, HERR JOACHIM! MDLLE. SPEZIA, SIGNOR ROSSI, AND SIGNOR BELART. VIOLONCELLO: SIGNORI PIATTI. PIANIST: MR. CHARLES HALLE, CONDUCTOR: SIGNOR VASCHETTI. Messrs. SMITH feel it due to the Management to state thAt, entering into the spirit of the ...

... Ven. ARORDBACON SANDIII&B. R.A. SAkxREs, Req. Colonel SAinLS. EDMUSD SNOW, Elq. R. THOBRTON WEYT; I sq. Rev. P. WzLLaoe. CHARLES HALLE AND HIS BAND.' EXETER. 21st OCTOBE-R. MORNING*EVENING. I.. Aidmission by Ticket only, to be had at ELAN'S Library, Exeqter ...

... Foote.1I10 Mvwsois. tG. and T. Pitt.1II0 Mr. I. Lang.1I0 0 Mr. William Iloutley.10 0 G. 11. Woods, REsq. .2!2 0 ,Captain Charles Hall.0 10 0 Mrs.Lloyd Sanders.0 00 Mr. 0. Franklin.10 0 A Collrctedl at Rrantpford Spoke Charch, per Rev. I?. C. Ktindersley ...

... HBRIDGE. SOMERSIT, DORSET, AND DEVON. MIESSR MAYNARD will BELL, by Auc- LV]tion, ?? to an order of Vice-Chancellor Sir Charles Hall, m a cause of Lethbridge v. Lethbridgs, in twenty-one 1 at the CASTLE HOTEL, Taunton, on TUBsDAYr, *theai~th day of AvGusT ...