... financed an Arthur managed from 1859 I concerts appeared such disting ul b' ,l tants as Madame Schumann, - t*' Yon Bulow, Charles Halle. Nor™ \'«* Joachim, Piatti, and Saint Sac» s - , the Gilbert and Sullivan's °\ lished by the firm. In oelejfj Centenary ...

... ip have appeared association at a single concert in this City; fact, we have to go back to the days when the late Sir Charles Halle and Madame Norman tNeruda used to pay us periodical visits to find a parallel. Both Kubelik and Backhaus have been heard ...

... F. Rathbone, Dawlish, a valuable collection of autograph letters from Vizone, 1857, Rubinstein, Mendelssohn. 1840, Sir Charles Halle, 1879, Sir Arthur Sullivan 1878, Sir Alichael Costa, 1851, Liszt Berlioz, 1854, Gounod, Ernst, Chas. Dickens, 1866, Sir ...

... usicianship have appeared association at single concert in this City; fact, mve to go back the days when the'late Sir Charles Halle aud Norman Neruda used to pay us periodical visits to find parallel. ...

... and Excess Profits tax, against Richard Thompson, J.P., Frank Pearce, James Hollis Thompson, Thomas William Haworth, and Charles Hall Pearce, members three cotton companies and one cotton firm. There were individual charges of making false statements against ...

... BAD WICKED LAD. END OF THE TAUNTON POULTRY CASE. The lad, Frederick Charles Hall, aged 13 years, who was found guilty on January last, the Taunton Magistrates, with obtained larceny by trick a quantity of poultry, value 18s 9d, from Messrs. Clode and ...

... TAUNTON THEFTS. TRADESMAN CHARGED WITH RECEIVING. At Taunton Police Court yesterday Frederick Charles Hall, a boy, aged 13, was charged on remand from the previous Wednesday with having obtained by larceny !by a trick two fowls, value ss, from Mr. George ...

... **L and James Barnard were cnarged, s* 'm viously reported, with having received quantity of poultry from a boy named ick Charles Hall, at Taunton, well tile same to have been stolen. been found guilty on the previous day. M sentenced to one month's imprisonment ...

... STOLEN GOODS. the Somerset Assizes at Taunton, yesterday, Henry Lockyer, was indicted for feloniously receiving of Frederick Charles Hall, six chicken and turkey, value 13s 6d, the goods of Harry Clode and others, well knowing the same to have been stolen, ...

... attention to light and shade which drew unstiated approbation from the audience. The instruments combined splendidly, and Mr Charles Hall, the talented conductor, evidently had bis band in perfect control. Tbe selection of programme was well made, Yon Blow's ...

... lndiffe renc Margaret, was fined ss. her lighter Friday. T farmer, colt wa^n^^ license. Keeping dog without Lioht -— Ernest Charles Hall k*. Eft otherwise than by weiVhr brea d instructions by selling Bench imposed a fine of 6d and coste he Jefferies, Snrincfield ...

... A TAUNTON LAD. A serious case of alleged larceny by trick came before the Taunton magistrates yesterday, when Frederick Charles Hall, lad aged 13 years, and the son of respectable parents of East Beach, Taunton, was charged with having obtained larceny ...