... LF.N A Centralia.— Misses ADA A. SY RATT and Ana Wooo. Tenor—Messrs. 6. W. Dvsoz and R. CARTER. Bass Messrs. ELI.Is and FRANK CASTLE. Conductor and Accompanist —Mr. T. E. FEARSON, Bar., Admission—Front Seats, ; Second Seats awl Gallery, 61. Doors open ...

... will give thanks (Richards). The tenor and bass solos in the latter were very nicely sung by Mcssrs. Walker Dyson and Frank Castle. Mr. Ben Sykes ably presided at the organ, aud was in the accompaniments by a string band. Mr. J. A. Sykes conducted in ...

... of the The Last Watch and An Evening Song' left nothing to be desired. The Young Royalist was cleverly sung by Mr. Frank Castle, and the old favourite bass solo The Wolf was done full justice to by Mr. Ellis Pearson. Mr. T. E. Pearson, Mos. Oxon ...

... Whiteley was immensely made up. His singing was always intelligent and stylish, though not perfect in intonation. Mr. Frank Castle was quite at home in his part of the King. His voice is ol fine quality, and he was tunsful and expressive. and his words ...

... rersuaded to reply to an encore. Mr. Tom I Dyson's singing was of a rousing, stirring, and Ituneful description, and Mr. Frank Castle in The Admiral's Broom was also successful, though the gallery note was almost a failure. I Mr. Pearson's accompaniments ...

... Frederik Worth, The Friar of Orders Gray, The judges awarded the three prizes for sentimental singi to Messrs. G. W. Dyson, Frank Castle, and G. Sykes, in the order named, the prize for the humorous song being given to Mr. Robert Halley. The prize winners ...

... been variously handicapped by the coininitte, but in spite of this the first and second prizes were divided between Mr. Frank castle, who a ing On the deep blue sea, and Mr. G. W. Dyson, who sang The anchor's weighed. Each of these comp titors secured ...

... 11. Sykes and Annie Topping, and Mr. Joseph Shaw sang the trio Queen of the night, and songs were given by Messrs. Frank Castle, G. Sykes, J. A. Sykes, and Miss A. Topping. The scholars gave a number of recitations, including The Absent-Minded Beggar ...

... an eloquent sermon in the afternoon, when the anthem, The eyes of all wait upon Thee, was rendered by the choir. Mr. Frank Castle and Miss J. A. Singleton tastefully sang the solos. In the evening, a service of song entitled 'Gleanings from the Harvest' ...

... choir, conducted by Mr. J. A. Sykes. Miss J. A. Singleton sang the soprano solo, and the bass solo was contributed by Mr. Frank Castle. Mr. J. Beaumont presided at t:e organ. The decorations of fruit, flowers, etc., had been tastefully carried out by the ...