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... SIR CHARLES HALLE. ShCharles Halls to-dayattainahlathreeaoore years and ton. was bora Bofsn, assw on |pfj 11,1819. ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE. Our Manchester correspondent, from inquiry this morning, learns that the illness of Mr. Halle has been somewhat exaggerated. He is, however, confined to bed, and will be unable to conduct a rehearsal London for which he was engaged ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE ON MONDAY, 30ra IMPTIIMBEL MADAMX NARTIDA (LADY HALLII) win give • GRAND PIANO Ass VIOLIN RZCITAL. TIM SUMS WILDING. MOST MAGNITICILNTLY DECORATED, Tin wain ressosase of tbe lassbashmiat muilsiosed. Tan FLORAL DECORATIONS THOUSANDS OF ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE. That portion of the public who were disappointed the apparent refusal of Mr. Halle to play the recent concert Burnley, will be glad to learn that no fault whatever attaches to Mr. Halle on that occa- sicn. Although his own pianoforte ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE. Mr. Charles Halls left England on Thursday night for a short professional tour on the Continent, during which he will play at concerts in Dresden, Prague, Vienna, Pesth, and, other cities. ...

... I SI.R CHARLES HALLE. I I ?? More than sixty years alo-to be more precise, some time in the year 1826-a little boy about seven years old was taken by his father from Arolsen, in the principality of Waldeck, to visit the great Spohr at his home in Cassel ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE Mi- n r.. has toltowiiv LIVERPOOL SATURDAY SMALL CONCERT RWM, f-onurcnco «t lla .n‘s M .-t Wareh 1-. Uaniilio3'S ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE Aonompanlat, BROEDELET Door* open Half past Eight O'clock. ADMIS 9 I 0 . Plan of toe Reaerred Seat* may be aeen at Mr. STATON'S. Mceac Seller. Brad*h*wgate where places may secured Purrhaaera * Gallery and Area Tickets prcvlona the opening ...