... extent in the nature of auto- biography, and has the advantage of having been edited by Sir Charles's son and daughter. Sir Charles HallS was born on April 11th, 1819, at the I moment when the church bells began to ring in Easter I morm-surely a most happy ...

... Leeds Albion Quartet party, and by Messrs. Stansfield (humorous), Joseph Snith, Jonas Smith, and Ho0atson (hanjo). SIR CHARLES HALLE. Sir Charles Ha114, who, with Lady Halls, was in the express accident on Saturday, w given a hearty cvation at Manchester ...

... Clubs are taking the lead in the matter, and the views of the various clubs will shortly be ascertained. MRia. CHARLES HALLE.-Mr. Charles Halle was still meking progress yesterday, and his friends hope that he will soon be convalescent and able to resume ...

... work, the band never faltered or lost grip of their expressive playing for a moment. Truly it must have gratifled Mr. Charles Halle no little to find such prompt and ready response to his every indication; and equally must he have felt proud at the perfection ...

... vocal music-the form ix sustained by Madame Norman Neruci. Herr W. Buser- keller. Herr Strauss, Signor Piatti, andi Mr. Charles Halle: and the latter by Madame Trebelh-Bettini and Herr Behrens (his first appearance in Bradford). Yesterdav, at the Borough-court ...

... Jackson, Financial Secretary of the 'Ireasury, will start for another journey of inquirr in Donegal next Monday. Sir Charles Halle, accompanied by Madame Norman-Neruda (Lady HallW), will commence at Bedford; on November 4th, a professional tour in the ...

... Concerts was opened with orclhestral per- formaneea in St. George's Hall last night, the band, of course, being that of Sir Charles Halle, whose famnoue orchestra is almost identical, with that of the preceding season. Air. W. hess, a young Danish violinist ...

... Brad-frd Suhsaription saries was given in St. George's Hall. O an orchestral nature, the event marked the reappearance of Sir Charles Halle and the members of his well-known Matncester band, who, togetaer with Miss Paline Sat-Aangelo and Mdme. Ella RuBsl, i ...

... fourth time in Bradford with au executive that has become familiar I even to the personnel of the chorus and bard. Sir Charles Halle, Mr and Mrs. Henschel, Mr. Iver Mciay, Mr. John Coatee (Bradford), the Hall6 Orchestra, and the Bradford I Festival Chorus ...

... are Madame Albani. Miss AnnaNilliams, MadSae Patsy Madame Trebelli, Mlr. E. Lloyd, Mr. Mas, Mr Ild hi and Mr. Santley. Charles Halle dill conduct, ?? 1 talented band will occupy the orchestra. The Octraof will be eiren in the followvlng ,order-Tude~sdiv- ...

... Gross (Oxford., in absence), Sir' Win. Gull, Prof. 'Bierens de eaan (Leyden), Dr. Rutherford Haldane (Edinburgh), tl Charles Halle, Lord Provost Harrison, Rev. Samuel T * auchtop (Dublin), Prof. Helmho t a(Berin) Pxof. lc Renle (Gottingen, in absence) ...

... Memorial Fund have issued an appeal for -public support to gl the scheme to commemorate the great services whih wv Sir Charles' Halle rendered to English music for a [ w Ito period of nearly fifty years. It is suggested that the m fund to be collected ...