... produced again at the C'rystal Palace, end at a neore recent (fate it weye given at Manchester under the direction of Mr. Charles ?? and we believe that it wee its favouar~bte reception in the great northlern city that led to the Bristol Festival Committee ...

... watch and chain and a handsome photo of hie wife. We are informed that the proceeds of the Bristol collection on behalf of the Seamen and Boatmen's Prised Society have up to date amounted to .a 47 7d. The highest beta stained by one oollector wee . by Mime ...

... salues, whisk are so mock in advance of the old-fashioned bowling alley, Is updated by Mr. Kelly, in connexion with the Crystal Palace tavern, Clifron-hill, upon a system which enures the comfort of the redoes. There are facilities foe play end conveniences ...

... Speedway Racing, Knowle: Bristol v. Norwich. 10 —Greyhound Racing, Eastville. Bristol Baptist Eisteddfod Winners’ Concert. Broadmead 12 National Deposit Friendly Society Conference. Until 16th. Concert the Children’s Concert Society. Bristol ...

... various turns. A most enjoyable day was spent at the Crystal Palace on Monday by a contingent of 300 Jai/2111(410 seamen. On Tuesday 300 more seamen went to the Palace. Centingents of 300 also visited the Palace yesterday, nod others will be there on Friday ...

... of the Bristol Orpheus Glee Society Windsor Castle, on December 2nd, 1295. The committee of the Orphene Glee Society and nrazal member* bare accepted the invitation to present, and Mr J. L. Beeehal will preside. The Bristol Orpheus Glee ...

... credit on the society and its conductor. Great learnihg is ba displayed in the glee, and the last movement is very dramatic, : and presents a fine passage or two for the bass.s, Reichardt's ne Image of the rose, which was given at the society's 1d open ...

... at the Crystal Palace. The Handel orchestra and organ and the vast area of seating accommodation place the Palace in an advantageou-: position for supplying the needs of oratorio lovers. Formerly musical competitions were held the Crystal ...

... Charles K. Crystal Palace Problem—Hindu Music—The Abuse of Music— Oc; casional Notes—JThe late Sir Henry Baker, Bart.—The late John Oxenford—Clay's Rookh, at 3riahton—Crvstal ; Palace—Monday Popular Concerts—Philharmonic Society —Sacred ...

... who have been bereaved of their breadwinners. The directors of the Crystal Palace have invited the Bristol Choral Society to take part in • per. forniance of St. Paul, at the Palace, in June. The matter was ...

... accept engagements. The remainder of the local contingent will be drawn from the Bristol Choral Society, with whose singing of St. Paul last year Mr. Manus. the Crystal Palace conductor, was very delighted. Mr. Manna Tasked it • rule to ...

... employers ; Mr. George IL Nunn and Mr. Alfred Sellicis, behelf of the debated society. The following arrangements were agmed upou : —(11 A coo. should be held at the Weetniitister Palace hotel on Wednesday newt. Each side should have 14 Each party should appoint ...