... Choral Society a pst he has held for 38 years. One of the most notable events in his long career was his succession to Sir Charles Halle, as conductor of the Bristol Triennial Musical Festival. Mr. Riseley has not resigned the conductorship of the Bristol ...

... solo trumpeter in var- Coiir.?-, tne country, including the Three Min i! eS M Festivals. Halle Orchestra, Palo (under Sir Charles Halle). Crystal (under Sir August Mann . was also Panted Hon. Bandmaster the 10th Som- Vhi Begt.. and Bandmaster of the Wells ...

... you!” There are 4,000 families in Newcastle living in single rooms. In speech Manchester, Mrs. Maberley, daughter Sir Charles Halle, said the picture palaces and music halls were pressing upon the concert room and the art gallery. One of the most beautiful ...

... was winter seasop. Madame Norman Neruda, afterwards that turf the close of the mecting, — CCS Lady Hallé, Joachim, Sir Charles Hallé, and other heating of relay ont tay Oy great musicians, led taste in those days, and the instrumental quartets were played ...

... Coroner, that he had only been in this country for nine months, and had picked the language since he had been hero. Skipper Charles Hall, mate of the trawler Aisne, was fined £3 12«. at Hull for failing to join his ship, the delay casting the owners The p ...

... borne four attendants. The Archbishop of Dublin part in the service, which was attended by the Chief Secretary and Sir Charles Hall. and many State and Military °facers in uniform. The Countess showed little trace of her recent illne.. Novo that she walked ...

... last, the bells of the Church were rung in honour of the event. The bearers were Messrs. Arthur Hockey, William Hodkey, Charles Hall, and Joseph Cook. The coffin was of polished elm -wit-h brass fittings and the p ion read “Henry died September 1028, aged ...

... would be sentenced to one month without hard labour. Henry Lockyer, on bail, was next indicted for receiving of Frederick Charles Hall six chickens and a turkey, the goods of Harry Clode and others, well knowing the same to have been stolen at Taunton. Evidence ...

... extent of the land is about two acres, and the tenders were as follows: iMr. H. A. Baker. £190; Mr. Frank Weare, £200; Mr. Charles Hall, £2OO. Mr. Welch inquired what the laud cost the Council. The Clerk: £3OO, plus costs. Mr. Davis did not think the 3' were ...

... CHARGES AGAINST TAUNTON TRADESMEN Henry Lockyer, bailed on committal, was indicted for feloniously receiving of Frederick Charles Hall six chicken and a turkey. value £1 13.5. 6d.. the goods of Harry Clode and others. well knowing the same to have been stolen ...

... (1937-42) and since 1943 has conducted the famous Halle Orchestra in Manchester. The Halle Orchestra was founded in 1887 by Sir Charles Hall 6, eminent as pianist, conductor and educationist. He was succeeded by many notable musicians, such as Dr. Hans Richter ...

... very serious view of the matter, and fined him £l. CASE WITH BRAWN. The list of oases included a summons brought Francis Charles Hall, a gardener, of . Wookey, against Herbert York, labourer, of i Yarley, for an assault at Wookey on January 25th, but when ...