... MR. CHARLES HALLE. are glad to learn, upon inquiry this morning, that Mr. Charles Halle is very much better, and almost free from tho severe pleurisy pains from which has been Buffering since his return from the Bolton concert on Saturday evening last ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE. learn, inquiry thir morning, that Mr. Charles fialle, who experienced a slight relapse last week from his previous recovery, now reported to be somewhat better, if not nearly convalescent. Mr. Halle fully inteuas to conduct his anuual ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE IN AUSTRALIA. Sir Charles and Lady Halle were promptly interviewed on landing in Melbourne. It seems that Lady Halle was suffering severely from bronchitis, Sir Charles suggested a visit to the Antipodes, and the family physician exclaimed ...

... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE. EDITION. El P£Xlr{G OFFICE, Friday Evening. ji^^F~TE^MsAMS' OWN PRIVATE WIRE.] lUdy Utile desires to return thanks for numerous egra;ns, and expressions of condolence fc t dp '' bereavement consequence the her husband. ...

... apostle arrived in the person of Sir Charles Halle, tie threw his whole energy into the work of ptomoting musical and taste, and they knew now well succeeded. He did not know whether they regard .me story Sir Charles Halle's biography as apocryphal, or not ...

... RETURN OF SIR CHARLES HALLE. (neuter's Telegrams.) * Caps-town, Wednesday.* in Halle, who have just concluded ' are returning board ' which sails to-day. * delayed in transmission. ...

... INDISPOSITION OF MR. CHARLES HALLE Last evening Mr. Charles while condocting symphony at the Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool, was seized with sudden indisposition and to the great coucern of tho audience was compelled to retire, leaving the second part the ...

... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE. Lady Halle, who was, as have previously stated, in Denmark the time of Sir Charles's death, was immediately apprised by telegraph of the sad event, and, travelling night and day, reached London early yesterday morning. After ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE CONCERTS. THIRD ACT OF THIRD ACT OF think that . - ~t „ deai m fairly be urged in support of operatic rectal. „ . , S v • , on concert plattorm. To those who ~sh study the music> abMnce of stage .scenery and action leaves mind un ...

... INDISPOSITION MR. CHARLES HALLE. We regret to announce that Mr. Charles Halle is suffering from an attack of pleurisy. Mr. Halle took cold whilst playing a concert at Bradford on Friday, and after playing at Bolton on the following evening returned home ...

... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE. The funeial of the late Sir Charles Halle will take place on Wednesday next, Salford Cemetery. Messrs. Kendal, Milne, and Co. have been entrusted with arrangements. THE PIANIST AS PANTOMIMIST I remember (writes a corespondent) ...

... SIR CHARLES HaLLE CONCERTS. Slnfonlm Krolca In E flat njethoren Air—Madame H(>p>* Glenn..“B!ia pondered tu lier heart - (Tne Hrsl Chrirtuad Moi U- Leslie Concerto Violoncello—Herr Popper..ln A minor. Op. 33..(ftrsi tl et dnt-Sacos Overture ‘The Taiumß ...