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... Liverpool 312, Bristol 455, Derby 508, Southampton 948, 942, Newcastle 735, Northampton 1321, York 1,508, Norwich, 5 1,882, Exeter 1223; at Windsor (in 1851) no implements were shewn, they having been exhibited im the Crystal Palace, Hyde Park. At Lewes ...
... we deriv: from them. : The Queen’s birthday will be celebrated cn Wednesday next, at the Crystal Palace, by a repetition of the Metro politan Schools Great Choral Meeti ing, of 5,000 voices under the direction of Mr G. W. Martin. Lord Lyttelton’s motion ...
... of choral sacred music. The Sacred Harmonic Society, about two years before, was then a small private association, unknown to the public ; but, from this period, it rapidly rose in maguitude and importance, till, though still nominally a society of it ...
... and various continental choral societies. The band included the instrumentalists of the Sacred Harmonie Society. the Royal Italian Opers, the Amateur Musical Society, the Crystal Palace Band, &e., together with ...
... by 34) and 4000 members of the choral mmsical celebration of several days” ent pter societies of France, at the Crystal Palace, in June. M. Delaperte, the presifent and conductor of the A ssociation des Orpheonistes, in Paris, undertakes the direction ...
... Commuoion at 7 and 8 a.m., and Chorally after Matins.— Matins, 11, Service, Ferial; Venite, Psalms, Cathedral Chant Book; Te Deum, (Bellamy), Benedictus, (Bird), Anthem No Shadows Yonder (Oaul); Hymns 437 and 261.—Choral Celebration, (Woodward in E flat) ...
... Owen. The Bradford Festival Choral Society, whose exeention of | madrigals and part songs has long been an object of interest attraction in the musical world, have received her Maj = com- mand to appear at Buckingham Palace, on Monday, the 28th inst. Madame ...
... of June, 1859, the last of the three days’ festival in commemoration of Handel took place in the great transept of the Crystal Palace; on the 25th of June, IS60, the first performance by the French was given on the same spot, and thus almost within twelve ...
... entry. Union of Local Musical Societies.—At a general meeting of the Leamington Philharmonic Society, held recently, it was unanimously decided to amalgamate with the St. Paul's Choral Society. The committee of the two Societies have agreed ...
... £11,388,439 in 1866. Church Building.—ln reply a memorial presented the London Free and Open Church Society to the Incorporated Church Building Society against making grants churches whose use by people prevented by the pew system, the latter body state ...
... This portion ef the fete is entrusted to Messrs. Brock, who on Wednesday night made the first firework display at the Crystal Palace this season, but the programme, which was, as usual on such occasions, very full one, bad to be very greatly curtailed—the ...
... 111(1. hand, the branch numbering G5 members, 20 of whom are also members of the Mutual Benefit Society, auxiliary branch of the Society. This branch the Society now numbers over 9,000 members. The balance sheet having been read and unanimously passed, the ...