... The next for commendation was Mrs. Walter Hill, who as Julie de Mortemar acquitted herself admirablv. The Baradecs of Mr. Charles Hall was carefullyrendered, and the De Mauprat of Mr. T. S. Bellair carefully sustained; the imbecile monarch being done am ...

... and failed to draw, notwithstanding the excellency of the acting, Mr. F. C. Appleton as Captain James Retbhay, and Mr. Charles Hall as Mr. Golding, a Liverpool banker. Miss Lena Carey as the pretty but heartless Laura Wallingford, and Mrs. Walter Hill ...

... the festivity- of' the evening by their vocal and distruwneotral talents inchuded Mr. Charles Lyall, Air. tHuiaord, Mr. Charles Hall, Mr. Ithig Hall, Mr. Coote, Mir. P'iinain, &o. The large room of the tavern was tastefully decorated in the customary ...

... pianoforte sonata in D major (Op. 5 2), which Mdme. Goddard performed for the first time since it was introduced by Mr. Charles Halle ten years ago. An essay might be devoted to this work, so much is there in it that is admirable in itself, and so much ...

... performed by Mr Charles Hall. with thoroughly artistic feeling. The Second Part commenced with a Con. certo in C minor, for two pianofortes, with quartet accom- panimient, given for the first time at these concerts. Madame Schumann and Mr Charles Hall here exquisitely ...

... minor (Mdme. Arabella Goddard); the same master's violin concerto (Mr. Henry H1olmes) ; and iBeethoven, in G major (Mr. Charles Halle). The success of Messrs. Taylor and Holmes was marked; that of the other artists will be taken for granted. We must be ...

... of Wales, attended by the Countess of Mocclesfield, the Hon. Mrs. W. Grey, Lord Harris, and Mr. Holz- mann, went to Mr. Charles Hall's pianoforte recital at St. James's Hall. The Princess of Wales, accompanied by the Crxown Prince of Denmark, drove out ...

... the curtain was raised at the con- elusion of each act. A capital band occupied the orchestra, under the direction of Mr Charles Hall. CORN ExcHANGE.-Messrs Poole and Young gave their entertainment for the last tune on Tuesday evening, the 5th inst., when ...

... Song, A sister's soile '(Faust), AIr Edward Connell ?? ounod. Solo for pianoforte ' Claviestiiolt, in I flat minor, Mr Charles Hall. -. Schubert. Valsea, fBodinm, Madame Radersdorf . .. . Bevigali. Overture, Gira..la.Adam. Schubert'soverture, Die treundevon ...

... supportedby Mdfle. Esta andthe V three Paynes. The choruses are respectable, and the t band, under the directionoof Mr. Charles Hall, is fully s equal to the task Imposed on it, The opera of Barba BlW, Y which, except the recent performance at St. James's ...

... well and creditably placed on tile stage, under the direction of Mr. Hoskins, the talented and popular stage manager. Mr. Charles Hall, lately from Melbourne, has appeared as Fabien and Louis dei Franchi, but his assumption of' the characters does not deserve ...

... Beethoven's Trio, in E flat (Op. 70). Mdme Normian-Neruda plays first fiddle, Mdme Sauerbrey is the lVocalist, and Mr Charles Halle presides at the Pianoforte. I A series of winter concerts at low prices of admission is to be commenced in Exeter Hall ...