... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE. Sir Charles Hall* was one the moat gifted men mark which Germany has given during the fifty yean. He had become naturalised, aad was regarded Great Britain one her own sons. Ho was espeelsl favourite with Her Majesty, and Lady ...

... DEATH OF CHARLES HALLE. The Press Association Manchester correspondent reports thst Sir Charles Halle, the well-known musician, is dead. It will be remembered that Sir Charles and Lady Halle only recently arrived Southampton from tbe Cape, and Sir Chailes ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE DEAD. Sir Charles Ile has not long survived his retort. from his South African achievements. lie died r Manchester on October 25, to the deep regret of th peat body of the townspeople, who owe him moor than thaj could ever repay for ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE AND MADAME NORMAN - NERUDA. Those gifted artists. Mr Hall* sod Madame Norman- Neruda, are annousted to Grand Pianoforte and Violin KadUl, the Royal Pavilioe, on Thursday, the iutant, three. Among the specialities the programme era ''Three ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE DEAD. Sir Charles Halle has not long survived his return from his South African achievements. He died in Manchester on October 25, to the deep regret of the great body of the townspeople, who owe him more than they could ever repay for ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE DEAD. Sir Charles has not long survived his return from his South African achievements. died Manchester on October 25, the deep regret of the great body of townspeople, who owe bitn more than they could ever repay for his splendid services ...

... RECITAL. MR. CHARLES HALLE AND MADAME NORMAN NERUDA. Ticket* and programme* now ready Mr. J. RusselT* Pianoforte and Music Warehouse, High-street, Oxford. The Recital will commence at Eight o'clock precisely. ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE MADAME NERUDA (LADY HALLI) Oa Friday irreity, Dfrerwier 7th, 18S8, At Mei . Open 730. stalls, 4L Ussessrved, 2s. Is. Plan see si A Pile Libre,. MALL, NOTIONS. OF THE SEASON Cinque Ports Rillstris TUESDAY ATIT, AT 8, ...

... MR CHARLES HALLE AND MADAME NORMAN-NERUDA. These great artistes gave a pianoforte and violin recital, on Wednesday evening last, at the Music Hall. The audience was large, critical, and most appreciative. On former occasions we have often observed that ...

... CHARLES HALLE. To the Mdorq/lkc w Post.” Southsea should be h.ppm‘{ 1t is favoured by the harmonies of New Stars the accords of old Renommés ; the smiles of prima donnas illuminate its assembly rooms, and the arguments of the erudite, are granted to ...

... CHARLES HALLE AND NORMAN NERUDA. abawa miiafta vWI Brights* a* Satawisy swsalag, SS, giving grand ptsn>firts and violin Damn Beam. Jaflt, af King's Band, will aaparintand tba mngamanta. THE NILSSON CONCERT. Ibn agpvaaabinc grand aanaart af W. Knba. MOn ...

... Mr. CHARLES HALLE A Mr. OTTO A compute Orchestra from London, will comlet of the most eminent Profcuort from the Philharmonic and Bands. Italian Optra Mr. OTTO GOLDSCHMIDT. admission Ticurra.— bi«fie rve-i sod Numbsrod Seats the Semicircle, Area, sod ...