... Eutatkm in the House for eloquence and. asiness ability and long the trusted friend of the late Sir Robert Peel. 1895—Sir Charles Halle, pianist and orchestral, conductor, died, aged 76. ...

... Madame Patey, Miss Enriquez, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Vernon Rigby, Mr. Edward Lloyd. Mr. Lewis Thomas, and Mr. Santley. Mr. Charles Halle will be the conductor, and his well-disciplined and thoroughly efficient band of 81 performers will be present, and will ...

... artiste oi the German school, and appeared in England for the first time in March, in Manchester, under the auspices of Mr. Charles Halle,, where she was so successful that her introduction to the leading concerts at the Albert Hall, Crystal Palace, &c., in ...

... We have had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Charles Halle and his great competitor Mr. Charles Fowler, and a number of their pupils, and although Miss Waugh does not attach to her name pupil of Mr. Charles Halle, or anybody else, she would be a credit ...

... never joined in the controversy. have hitherto re- trained from making any comment on the extra- ordinary statement of Sir Charles Halle, which has caused much excitement in musical circles, to the effect that he haa 'done more for English music than any other ...

... 195 1892 to 1837. Mr J.Bruce 23 509 1892 to 1897. Mr J. Collins 19 255 1895 to 1897. Mr J. Wills 7 128 1894 to 1838. Sir Charles Hall, 44 829 Recorder. 1892 to 1897. Sir Forrest Fulton, 39 557 Common berjeant. The greatest fiogger on the Bench is, it will ...

... to be major; dinted 18th September. VOI UNTEKK RIFLES,-lsb Volunteer Battalion the Royal Welsh Fusiliers-Ctptain William Charles Hall, Royal Welsh Fusibsrs, to be adjutant vice Captain R. H. W. Dunn, whost period of service expires dated 16th September ...

... Goulding Ramsay, and Samuel Lancaster, Mark-lane, wine merchants. Thomas Walker, Burslem, Staffordshire, iron founder. Charles Hall, jun., Walsall, Staffordshire, brush maker. Walter Hanny, Liverpool, merchant. Francis Rooker, Chorlton-row, and Manchester ...

... Brooke YVilliam Boothby, Fellow of All Souls. Bachelors of Arts-The Hon. Randal Edward Plunkett, Christ Church; George Charles Hall, Dem y of Magdalen; Henry Tremayne Rodd, Exeter. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 1. A t a congregation ou Wednesday last the following ...

... WILLIAMS J 1 0 LEWIS EDWARDS, ESQ 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 10 0 Mr. William 1 0 0 MR. CHARLES SMITH 1 0 0 MR. JAMES DAVIES 10 0 MR. CHARLES HALL 1 0 0 1 0 0 Air 1 0 0 Mr. John Hughes, (Pillgwenlly) 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 010 0 Mr. W. W. MORGAN 010 6 Mr. John Carde 010 6 ...

... E.—The Right Hon. G. J. Goscben (U). STRAND.—Hon. W. F. D. Smith (U). WESTMINSTER.—W. Burdett-Coutts (U). HOLBORN.-Sir Charles Hall (U). LEWISHAM.—J. Penn (U). NORWOOD.—C. E. Tritton (U). DULWICH.— Sir J, Blundell Maple (U). HAMPSTEAD.—E. Brodie Hoare ...

... CLAPHAM.—Mr J. S. Gilliat (C) and Mr J. F. Moulti.n (G L). CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Chesterton Division—Mr Clarence Smith (G L) and Mr Charles Hall (C). Wisbech Division—Mr John Rigby (G L) and Captain Selwyn (C). CARNARVON DISTRICT.—Mr T. D. L. Jones- Parry (G L), and ...