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... exquisitely played by the four artists, who, by the way, we never heard in greater force than they were yesterday mornlig. M. CHARLES HALLE wound up the concert with some solo pieces on the pianoforte, among which tle most agreeable was a presto scherwindo by ...
... programmes have been almost invariably distinguished for the excellence of the se- lection. The securing the services of Mr. CHARLES HALLE was fully warranted by the reputation of thatartist, while the re.engagement of Miss ARABELLA GODDARD, the youthful sad ...
... come to the second great point of interest in the day's proceedings, namely, the first appearance in this country of Al. CHARLES HALLE, a pianist of considerable continental celebrity, who selected for the occasion BEET IIO- VEN'S magnificent concerto in ...
... subscription. The lIon. Ss7cnrdurA1LY then read the list of honorary members as follolosw: 1Miss Arabella Goddard, Mr. Charles Halle, M. Sainton, .Herr Joseph Joachim, Herr Wieniawski, Mr. Henry Bla- grove, Signor Pistti, Herr Reichardtd, Mr. Charles Braham ...
... galleries, the followinag seleotion of music was performed by the orchestra (consieting of 600 performers), conducted by Mr. Charles Halle:- PROGRAMME. 1. The Coronation Antheum ?? Handel. 2. '[he Marvellous Work, from the Creation -Soprano solo. Madame ...
... great treat to t the lovers of instrumentation, by the first performance of i Beethoven's sonata in G, Op. 30, by Mr. Charles Halle on I the pianoforte, and Herr Joachim on the violin. Sigher - Piatti will perform on the violoncello, and Mr. W. G. Cu- ...
... to be l Icptai Commander Colson, Festing (2888), to be ciptaiz1 Commander George (3. Miall (183S), to be capti Commander Charles Hall (1841), to he captai'n Commander Godfrey L. IVolley (1841), to be captain Commander John Hills (1841), to be Captais* Commander ...
... Peter, Cambrldgeshire, ship. ?? Crompton and Wfillarn bSlidgley, of Farnwortli, Lancauhire, Ironfoundern-Thomas Hall Gnd Charles Hall, of Wlndsor-street, Usbrldge, ?? and Francis Boot, Jun., of Sheffield, ?? Hebden, Jane Hlebelen,and Catherlue Hebden, of ...
... men's wives and relations have this week been stopped. ApPOINTMENTS, JAN. 27.--To the Agincourt: W. B. Mendes, captain ; Charles Hall, commander; 1. H. Bel- lamy, lieutenantt; W. H. Moorer ditto; Win. Lane, ditto; R. W. Williams, ditto; James Brown, mtaster; ...
... 72; Captain Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable 50; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Impregnable, 104; and Commander Charles Hall, of the Agincourt. ?? L]astlake, Esq., officiated as Judge-Advocate. The prisoner, by permission of the court, was defended ...
... conferred, viz.:- MASTER Ol ARe. Rev. William Arthur Strong, Christ Chureh. Rev. Arthur Brook, University College. Rev. Charles Hall Clarke, Magdalen Hall. Robert Rosseter Hutton, Trinity College. BACHELOR OF ARTS. WOaCESTER COLLEsG.-Thomas Rickards, Richard ...
... J. Dickson Claxton, B.A., Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Rev. Barre Bereford Dowling, B.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin. Rev. John Charles Hall Deacon, N.A., Queens' College, Cambridge Rev. J. Dixon, St. Bees Divinity College, Cumberland. Rev. E. S. Frossard, B.A ...