... (an Orpheonist if there ever was one) and his associates, pleased more than ever. The pianist in the first part was M. Charles Halle, the most thoroughly accomplished foreign musician who, of late years, has made this country his residence. In the second ...

... Spohr. Madame Lemmens Sherrington and Herr Reichardt. Sonata in G major, op. 30, pianoforte and violin ..• Beethoven. Mr. Charles Halle and M. Wieniawski. Conductor, Mr. Benedict. The artists entrusted with the execution of the instrumental pieces is a sufficient ...

... with the pianoforte part in the great violoncello sonata in A major (Op. 69) —was assigned to that consummate pianist, M. Charles Halle, the violoncello being in the hands of its unrivalled representative, Signor Piatti. The vocalists were Miss Louisa Pyne ...

... choicest vocal pieces to be found in the works of the composer to whom the evening was dedicated. The pianist was Mr. Charles Halle, who, as a performer of classical music, has reached an excellence rarely attained. In the concerted pieces M. Wieniawski ...

... in short, she promises to be another Teresa Milanollo. The 'concert, altogether, was an interesting entertainment. M. Charles Halle and M. Kuhe played solos on the pianoforte; and several airs and concerted pieces were sung by Madame Lemmens Sherrington ...

... frequent and enthusiastic applause; and it is but justice to state that he was ably supported by Ries, Doyle, Piatti, and Charles Halle, in the various compositions which were rendered. Madame Lemmens Sherrington was in splendid voice, true as the ring of ...

... Clara Novell° sang the fine air from the Nozze di Figaro with the utmost beauty of voice, expression, and execution. Mr. Charles Halle wisely chose a concerto of Mozart—one of those combinations of melody, grace, and simplicity which are ever fresh and ...

... the song— In the silver beams of Luna, by Miss Therese . Jeffreys ' with accompaniment for two pianofortes, by Messrs. Charles Halle and Lindsay Sloper. This was one ot the gems of the evening, *ooth as regards the singing and themasterly style in whicli ...

... sonata in A flat, Op. 26, and his sonata in C sharp minor, called (we do not know why) The moonlight sonata, played by Mr. Charles Hall& The performance of all these pieces, both vocal and instrumental, was excellent, and warmly applauded by a crowded audience ...

... Ilfarg Ann Dunn, was brought before o o f Dayman on remand, charged with obtaining two rash e ham from the shop of Mr. Charles Hall, cheesemong e ,, c ' of High.street, Notting-hill, by false representations. case was first heard before the magistrate ...

... whose name did not transpire, and the evidence went to show that it was handed over to a third man, a betting man, named Charles Hall. In cross-examination it came out that 303. out of 355. belonged to Hall — and was, in fact, his money. , --Mr. Williams ...