... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES, The Supposed Murubk at Wimbledon. —On Tuesday night information waa brought Great Scotiand-yard that Charles Hall, the plasterer, of Wimbledon, who is suspected of having murdered his wife, by smothering her with a pillow, had been ...

... English Nobility. The arrivals continue. This moment I have seen Pischek, Jules de Glimes, Vivier, Mr. Gardiner, M. Vivicr, Charles Halle, Butta, and the celebrated Berlioz. Russian editor, M. Grecht, from St. Petersburg]!, is just arrived. At the table d'hote ...

... Dulcken imagined that, as she had given soiries, where Beethoven’s music was chiefly executed, that she was overlooked. Charles Halle is also a Beethovenite. However, Madame Pleyel alone gained the day, and of course the excluded were excited. As for the ...

... Soleranis” in D of Beethoven, which our friend Janin, who is not strong in musical lore, pronounced to be a charming” work ; Charles Halle, the pianist; Elviart, of the Presse ; Fiorontino, of the Corsaire, Satan, and Constitutionnel ; Schlessinger, the musical ...

... Our Paris letters state that Madame Oury, the pianiste, had been received with enthusiasm at the concerts. Rosenhain and Charles Halle had been giving pianoforte matinees. Mario’s benefit, at the Italian Opera House, bad been quite bumper: be appeared in ...

... Amhiose Goddard, Esq At Langlvy Burrei, Wilts, Elizabeth Penelope, second daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Clarke, to Charles Hall Clarke, Esq , M.D. At St. Mary’s, Bryanstou-square, John Dyason, son of the late George Dyason, Esq., of Dover, to Frances ...

... composer, has arrived from Paris to pass the .season in London. Emile Prudent, the celebrated pianist, has also arrived. Charles Halle' and the famed Chopin are daily expected. Leopold de Meyer arrives in May : Herman, the violinist, is here: Sivori is looked ...

... Ronconi; Sig Tamburini; Sig Marini; Sig Rovere; Sig Tagliaflco; Polomni; Luigi Mei; Corradi-Setti; and Lavia; also, Monsieur Charles Halle, the eminent piamste, who will make his first appearance in England this occasion. Conductor, Mr. Costa. The Concert will ...

... Messrs. Sims Reeves, Lockey, W. H. Seguin, Calkin, Land, Signor Brizzi, and John Par ry. The eminent pianist, Monsieur Charles Halle, will perform, in conjunction with Mr. Balsir Chatterton (Harpist to the Queen), Mr. Distin and Sons, Messrs. Noble and ...

... house in Marlborough-street. Madame Goffrie is an accomplished pianiste, and Herr Goffrie classical violinist. Assisted Charles Halle', Hausmann, S. Pratten, Nicholson, Janet, Ruckner, and Mount, as instrumentalists ; and by the Misses Bassano, Messent ...

... Adelaide” of Beethoven was most fervently given twice by Mr. Reeves, whose popularity is un • bounded! at the present moment. Charles Halle played some of Mendelssohn’s songs without words, with truly practical feeling. The first Walpurgis Night terminated the ...

... fashionable event “came off” on Monday, at the Concert-Room of Her Majesty’s Theatre. Mr. Benedict, in conjunction with M. Charles Halle, perfonned a new duo in E flat, by the former, on two pianos, with orchestral accompaniment, and which was much applauded ...