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... Leicester Infirmary. A very wide circle of friends in themusical world, particularly in Manchester, are felicitating Sir Charles Halle on attaining his threescore years and tfn. SPECIAL VALUE AT ARTHUR AND COMPANY'S, Bespoke Tailors and Hatters, 19, Duke-st ...
... AGAINST VANITY FAIR. In the Queen's Bench Division, on Ttiuradaythe libel action brought by Mr Cornyns Carr aflod ;MIr Charles Halle against the proprietor of Vqjiit# Fair was settled by the withdrawal of a juror. Counsel for the plaintiffs stated that ...
... the great triennial festival meetings, but at prices more within the reach of many who delight in high-class music. Mr Charles Halle will be the conductor, and in addition to his band of 7S performers, including some of the best known instrumentalists ...
... SANJ'LEY. Organist—Mr. GEO. RISELEY. BAND & CHORUS UPWARDS OF 400 PERFORMERS Chorus Master—Mr. A. STONE. Conductor-Mr. CHARLES HALLE. TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 21st, at One o'clock, Haydn's CRtATION. WEDNESDAY MORNINV, Oct. 22nd, at One o'clock Mendel- ssohn's ...
... putation in the Honse for eloqnence and business ability and long the trusted friend of the late Sir Robert Peel. 1895-Sir Charles Halle, pianist and orchestral conductor, died, aged 76. TOCTOBER 26th. 1837-Meeting at Manchester to promote a sys- tem of national ...
... BELLS Used at Leeds: Glo'ster, Bristol, &c., &c. The Orchestra will be most complete, and include performe;-3 from Sir Charles Halle s Band, and the .!JW;iva,J.s of Birmingham, Glo'ster, Bristol, Cheltenham, Hereford, Cardiff, &c. Soloists Miss MINNIE ...
... RIGBY, Miss JpxiA WIGAX, ) Mr. EDWARD LLOYD, Madame PATEY, I Mr. LEWIS THOMAS, Miss ENRIQUEZ, Mr. SANTLEY. CONDUCTOR—Mr. CHARLES HALLE. CHORUS OF. 300 SELECTED VOICES. Organist—Mr. GEO. RISELEY. TUESDAY, at 1, Haydn's CREATION. WEDNESDAY, at 1, Mendelssohn's ...
... acquired by its use. Iinmeus* sivinsr in the wear ot the piaao is efiected, and invaluable where there is no PIANO. Mr. Charles Halle writes—I eonsider the Digitoriura a gluable invention. lIr. Brinley Richards saJs- Olle of tile l1Iet simple Rnd useful ...
... LEWIS THOMAS, Mr. SANTLEY, Other Engagements are pending and will be duly an- nounced. CONDUCTOR—Mr. CHARLES HALLE. CHORUS OF 300 VOICES. Mr. CHARLES HALLE'S FULL BAND OF EIGHTY-FOUR PERFORMERS. WILLIS'S GREAT ORGAN—Mr. G. RISELEY. 8691] CHARLES PRICE, Hon ...
... ENRIQUEZ, Mr 8ANTJLEY. Ornfst-Mr GEO. RISELEY. BAND AND CHORUS UPWARDS OF 400 Chorus Master—Mr A. STONE. Conductor—Mr CHARLES HALLE. TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 21st, at One o'clock, Haydn's CREATION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 22nd, at One o'clock, Mendelssohn's ...
... BELLS, Used at Leeds. Glo'ster, Bristol, &c., &e. The Orchestra will be most complete, and include performers from Sir Charles Halle s Band, and the Festivals of Birminglnun, Glo'ster, Bristol, Cheltenham, Hereford, Cardiff, &c. SOLOISTS :— Miss MINNIE ...
... Signor Bisaccia, who will act as accompanist and soto pianist throughout the tour. The Bristol Musical Festival, with Mr Charles Halle as conductor, is fixed far the week begin- ning October 15th next. The following works, will be performed :-Gluck's Iphigenta ...