... “COLLECTING ” DISGUSTINGLY EASY. Mr. Hallé, author of ‘ Notes from a Painter’s Life” (Murray), was son of the late Sir Charles Hallé. Amongst the acquaintances of his student days was Admiral Pages. This gentleman, writes the author, had a passion for ...

... with the Royal College of Music, c“b Manchester—a flourishing institution whiC 4 will ever be linked with the name of S Charles Halle. The leader of the Quartet, ng Brodsky, a worthy successor of Sir Ghiafled Halle, is surrounded by a band of talent®y teachers ...

... Mr. Charles Hall, known as ‘ Torney”’ Hall, a rubicund lawyer of the old fighting school, and a red hot Tory, who built Gothic House, in which the Accrington Corporation finance, education, and overseers’ departments are ncw housed, joined the “‘specials ...

... ‘“OOLD HAND” '—(continued). family. The address was signed bY . W. Nutter, president of the Associati‘)’;l’g presidents, Charles Hall, . John B“rg Robinson Greenwood, Thomas Hal’gwi George H. Ramsbottom, Benjamin ol son, Henry Worsley, William RE Robertt ...

... November 2nd, at The Brizg, St Annes-on-the-Sea, Alice, relict of George Henry = Ramsbottom, and only daughter of the late Charles Hall, solicitor, Gothic’ House, Accrington, aged 71 years. Interment, Goodshaw ~ Chapel, Monday, November Bth, 1 p.n. : IN. ...

... Tansley, of Clayton-le-Mooms, Mr. E. J. Broadfield (one of the first ministers of Acecrington New Jerusalem church), Mr. Charles Hall (solicitor), and Dr. Popjoy. There were three more private carriages. The Rev. I. Tansley officiated at the graveside. ...

... procession, with bands, of the Scaitcliffe branch school and St. John’s school. After visiting Avenue-parade, Gothic House (Mr. Charles Hall’s) and St. James's Vicarage (the residence of the Rev. John Rogers), the children marched to the site of the new school ...

... residence of Colonel Hargreayes, who addressed them, in Avenue-parade, and at Gothic House, at that time the residence of Mr. Charles Hall, solicitor, and now occupied by the Borough Treasurer’'s and Kducation departments. - ‘ Colonel Hargreaves, of Broad Oak ...

... consult Mr. John Eastham “ about the disqualification of Boothman as a member of the Local Board of Health.” Meanwhile, Mr. Charles Hall was urging us to oppose Boothman at the Court of Queen’s Bench, but we received a request from Mr. William Boothman on ...

... for Clitheroe; ‘Mr. H. W. Worsley-Taylor, K.C., of Moreton‘ Hall, now Chairman of Preston Quarter Sessions; and Messrs. Charles Hall, B. Wilkinson, of Oswaldtwistle, subsequently Mayor of Southport, and W. Mitchell, who afterwards unsuccessfully contested ...

... J.P., Owl Hail, gentleman; George Haworth, M.D., Accrington House; John Walmsley, Cannon-street, cotton manufacturer; Charles Hall, solicitor; William Dewhurst, Oak Fold, estate agent; Henry Cunliffe, cotton spinner; Richard Taylor, cotton spinner; Samuel ...

... Rev. R. N. Featherston (incumbent of Christ Church), Mr. G. Bannister .(solicitor), Mr. John Arkwright (surgeon), Messrs. Charles Hall and John Fish | gtansfield (solicitors), MT. Richard Fort, and Messrs. Heppel, Clegg, Dugdale, Ratcliffe, Massev, Beesley ...