... 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 ...

... Charles Halle conducted his last concert. And he found its execution so execrable that he very nearly left the city that night. But the following year he accepted the conductorship of t h e Gentlemen's Concerts at a salary of £l2O a year on the condition ...

... MR. HALLE’S HEALTH. COMPANY'S TELEGRAM, Upon inquiry this morning, our Manchester correspondent learns that Mr. Charles Halle has greatly improved, and confidently expected to make speedy re-appearance in public. ...

... Press Association barns that the Queen has been pleased grant the tit.'c of the College Music, Manchester, with which Sir Charles Halle is prominently identified. ...

... oHMHARDIONIC HALL. •NIG HT, '~B. CHAIiLFB HALLz'B jTi. _ _. AT - 7. lb. CHARLES HALLE will Play ,NCHUMINN'S CONOIRTOAidiabor ; ANT) OTWIR NICK& ~E1t4IS~•~ -~1~}•Y . ~~e~era JOLIIS Pei aux Clonal. Hasid; r. tutu; so= - memo). eIiICHESTRA ...

... TUESDAY . . ta TUESDAY . JANU: TUESDAY _ ore FEBEI BAND UPWARDS OF €) PERFURMEL Mr. CHARLES HALLE has arranged 7 their chrovc lugica! « SUBSCRIPTIONS FOK THE EIGHT ht alle Wes 6 se en Plane are puw open at Mesers JB. Cramer and C ...

... BAND UPWARDS OF © PERFOR! Mr CHARLES HALLE has arranged to Perf theirs chronological order _ SUBSCRIPTIONS POR TUE EIGHT CONCI ae» eee aw ard ote rehouse, 3. Church-street Karly application tur in good position isa! a mea a Fmt et apd Be ti ...

... promoted to be rearadmiral in her Majesty's fleet. The Queen has commissioned Mr. Charles E. Halle, eldest son of Mr. Charles Halle, to paint portraits of two of her maids of honour—the Jon. J .thel and the Hon. Amy Lambert. Jt is officially announced ...

... Saturde ae o.) lence of her son-in-law, 52, Penr Shepherd's Bush, London, of Aptommas, many years hai ist to th | Sir Charles Hallé, the Richter, Riv matling Molti concerts. and to be one of the finest . She to and solo harpiate of her day. Ldandudno ...

... fortnight ago. In this article Howard Channon recalls the great orchestra's long and close association with this city. SIR CHARLES HALLE put down his baton before turning to acknowledge applause for the performance of Smetana's Lustspiel overture which closed ...

... bed eee TUESDAY TUESDAY _ DAY BAND UPWARDS OF 8 PERFORME! Mr. CHARLES HALLE has arranged to Pert WHOLE OF BEETHOVENS SYMPHON their chronological order. Tem Pen FOR THE EIGHT a ee ee served: ist endvad rows, 200 Ditto, other Plans are now open st 3. B ...