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... 1892. Mr. Aedolpho Brodsky has been appointed Incipal of the Royal Manchester College of Musle, vactn by the death of Sir Charles Halle. John Oliver Hobbes (Mrs. Craigie) is abont to ptay a Visit to the 'United States, and expects to be back in time to spend ...

... the evening of the 4th of November, when the Lord Bishop of the Diocese will preside. PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN RECITAL.-Mr. Charles Halle and Madame Norman-Neruda have announced that they will give a grand Pianoforte and Violin Recital at the Clarendon Assembly ...

... bliilt by Mr. nificec sq., Smith, contractor, of Portsmouth, is to be opened on Tuesday which ter. next, the so 3rd, Mr. Charles Halle, assisted by Madame Norman for an __ Ndrunde (violiniste), and Miss Amy .Aylwnrd (vocalist), box o - gave a grand morning ...

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... class of Gaugers, London. Mr. Wim. C. Walker has been promoted from the sixth to the fifth class of Gaugers, London. Mr. Charles Hall has been promoted from the fifth to the fourth class of Ontdoor Officers, London. Mr. James Banks has been promoted from ...

... and quite wintry in asnect. After lunch at Mar Lodge the party, with the Carl of Fifo. Mr. tlsorge Forbes of :4sloon Mr. Charles Hall, Attorney-General to the Prince of Wales, Mr. Horace Farquhar, &c., drove round by the old Mar Lodge to the Falls of Quoics ...

... Hall, Mr. Burton, organist of St. Peter's Church, ncting as conductor. The attendance was a large ?? Misses Beard, of Mr. Charles Halle's coneert,. Manclester. gave two grand concerto on Wednes- day in the Town Hall. The programmes on each occasion were well ...

... James Port to Albert Port; The Bell, )f Petersfield, from William Moore to Williaiii Fitt; the e Spread Eagle, Lies, from Charles Hall to George Taylor.- e Thomas Bridger and Thomas Gardiner were charged with . trespassing in search of rabbits on land in ...

... belonging to him. Mr. Goble appeared for the 85; prisoier, and the case was disn ?? Ayiward, eker, Charles Powvell, and Charles Hall weere charged asith ill. ited. treating an ass, belonging to ~r. J. James, by throwing any stones at it, but the complaint ...

... of the Luriiae, a d is brigantine, of 198 tons register, came on for hearing. it -v Mr. E. C. Cialrkson, q.C.. with Mr. Charles Hall, were P is counsel for the plaintifis: and Mr. P. Myburgh, with d sin Nr. Lionel F. Pvke. appeared for the defendant. t( ...

... asyad Mr. Vernon Harcourt, M.P. for this City, is spoken of as Mr. James's stccessor in the Solicitor- CGeneralship. Mr. Charles Hall. a well-known authority on the Law of Real Property, has been appointed Vice- Chancellor, in the room of the late Sir James ...