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... programme was excellent. and gone through by M. in a manner certainly second to none that ever 1 had the pleasure hearing. Charles Halle, should fancy, is his only equal, yet the two can hardly !•« compared, the music preferred the one being entirely different ...
... Mr. Best (who haj p to be almost the best organist in Europe) and Mr. Henry Smart; and among foreigners, MM. Billet and Charles Halle. By every musical party whatever the shade, whatever the creed—such proceedings as these will be felt to stultify the purposes ...
... E/crton.. A minor (Op. . Beethoven. Ballad—Mddle. Merei ErkOni*” Schubert. Duet (Pianoforte)—lAdy Katherine Ej?erton and Mr. Charles Halle - - Larghetto, »ud Finale from Sym|>hony in D.. .. Beethoven. n ~, s*“ ' ,ne , (Elijah) Trio and Chorus hln« over Israel” ...
... giving his inimitable “At Home” entertainment to large audiences ; and we are promised a visit from that renowned pianist, Charles Halle, soon. I must not forget to mention that Miss Helen Kirk, the young lady who created such favourable impressions Aberdeen ...
... Royal Honu, P«ti«head, THAT FEO TENEMENT, in the Thriving Vil- I&9C of ...
... PUIIp, ™J*o«I«; ». O. Clou’s. °or paging o/»oN- Cross Cows-l 2. 2 WUUwn Crai {finite, a. wUllam Thom- Alexander i.-Ha • o Charles Hall, Saucben- SMt, one year old—l, George Lawne , -, XsnnricN . bUbh ABBaoßWsmai 1M». .. Cotrs-1. William Cralgmlle; 2, William ...
... Ledingham ; 5 and 6, Jas. Craigmile, North Finnercy. Stott, two years old (nine entries) —1, Mrs. Nicoll; 2, George Lawric; 3, Charles Hall, Bush; 4, Wm. Craigmile, West mains; 5, Mrs. Nicoll; 6, W. Ledingham ; 7 and 8, J. Niven. Stott, one year old (seven entries) ...
... John Sharp* servant, Nether Mains 0, Alex. Cooper, servant Mejoriones Cullerley; 7, Alex. Sherri servant Springfield ; 8, Charles Hall, farmer, Sauchenbuah ; 9. Wm. Pirie, North Mean.cht; 10, John Lindsay, servant. South Meanecht; 11, Alex. Leith. Jun., ...
... Craigmile; 3, James Craigmilc. , . _ * j « Stots, two years old—l, William Cralgmlle ;2, James Adam; 8, Wm. Craigmilc ; 2, Charles Hall; 3, Jas. CL.CSS C. Cross Cutes —l, Mrs. Donald, Kirk town; 2, Rev. M. Wright; 3 and John Mathieson. Queys, two years o ...
... Bemire Gordon; Lord Granville Gorden; IL Amor, M.P., and Lady Tamer; Mr. and Mn, Ciliates Forbes of New.; Canada Carew; Charles Hall, Esq. ; Rev. B. Stephen. Retired ; the Hon. Henry ; Colonel the 800. Charles Idgeeusahe ; Mr. W. Milne, C.A.. factor. From ...
... the Village of Beddam, with tbe HOUSES and other BUILDINGS theresa, formerly belonging to, and occupied by. the deceased Charles Hall, Blacksmith there, and presently occupied John Hall and others. The Property will be pointed out by tiie said John Hall ...
... Beattie, servant r. Bruce, Scotstown ; 9, Robert Smith, fanner’s son. 10, Wm. Piric, farmer’s son. North Mcanecht; 11, Charles Hall, farmer. Bush; 12, George Law, fanners son, Nashick ; 13, Alex. Nicol, farmer’s son, Burnside; 14, Alex. Milne, fanner ...