... at the Old St. James'. Hall bailed her ass the greatest woman iioliniat of her generation Since the sodden death of Sir Charles Halle in the autumn of PIN Lady Halle bad a somewhat retired life in Perlin. playing in public at comparatively rars intervals ...

... to that of musics! life and progress London. On its platform hats appeared Madame Schumann, Hubinstcio, Von Billow Sir Charles Halle. Signor Tiatti, and the greatest living virtuosi, and there can scarcely be in London who has not some recollections associated ...

... —The bearing of this case was resumed. The Plaintiff , Mr. Clifford Robert Btephen John Halid, the son of the late Sir Charles Halle, the well-known composer and musician, sued Mr. Edwin a financier, to recover damages for breach of agreement, and also ...

... his choice to the much more magnificent sonatas of Beethcven’s later period. In the far-off days when Mine. Goddard and Charles Halle were educating the British amateur in Beethoven, the early sonatas were frequently lieard, such things as the Waldstein ...

... IMPROVEMENTS IN PIANOS. Halle y. Mioolkt.—The bearing of this action, brought Mr. Clifford Halle, son of Sir Charles Halle, the well-known mqsiciao, to recover from Mr. Midgley, descrilicd as financier, damages for breach of contract, was resumed. —Mr ...

... many years considered impracticable by many gifted pianists. Two great artists, namely, Madame Arabella Goddard and Sir Charles Halle, were among the first to prove that it was not, by rea-son of their own unsurpassable interpretation of the mo>t intricate ...

... ton. Lady Louise Egerton. Countess F. Gleicheu, Marchioness of t.ranby. Lord Ronald S. Gower, Sic Charles Holroyd. Mr. Charles Halle, Couutcss of Ilchestcr, Lady Burne- Juues and Sir Philip Burne-Jones. Lady Jekyll, Lady Lovat, the Earl and Countess of ...

... under the order of the Court of Appeal. The Plaintiff, Mr. Clifford Robert Stephen John Halil, the son of the Lite Sir Charles Halle, the well-known composer and musician, sued Mr. Edwin Uidglev to recover damages for breach of agreement, and also to obtain ...

... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALL. The remains of the late Sir Charles Hal! Q.C, M.P., the Recorder of London, were interrr J yesterday at Kcnsal-green Cemetery, the funrri being preceded by a memorial service, conducted - St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLS WILL. The estate of the late Sir Charles Hall, M.P., Recorder of the City, has been valued at £55,874 3s. 7d., including personalty of the net value of £39,235 6s. lid. He bequeathed to John Lees Casson, an executor of his will, £2000 ...

... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALL It was officially stated on Saturday that the funeral of the late Sir Charles Hall, Q.C, M.P., Recorder of London, had been tixed for four p.m. on Wednesday. Sir Edward Clarke, Q.C, and Mr. ii. Pemberton Leach will represent ...

... expressing their sorrow at the death of Sir Charles Hall and their high apprecia- tion of his great abilities and services. Mr. Hall also conveyed his thanks for the mark of respect paid to Sir Charles Hall's memory by the attendance of the Lord Mayor ...