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... onig.] At the Scottish Festival last night at Exeter Hail the Scottish Choral Society, under Mr Richard Latter, sang Hail to the Chief, and the Boatie Rows, while the society and the Iartistes-Madame Sterling, Misses Mary Davies and Larkcom, Messrs ...
... Henderson, and Mr Carter's choir. Here the audience was not very large. There was also an evening Scotch concert at the Crystal Palace, where Miss Mac- Lachlan, the Gaelic singer, was announced. At the Avenue Theatre last night, instead of an expected new ...
... fro illed. tvra.thirds of Mr 'Mannua pro- U j5rsomnzn at the Crystal Palace. Moreov'er, Ik a:togh I Mr M'C'urn's Bonnly Kilmnery hA more thart once been given by smaller hi ltropollita choral cocieties with pianoforte f IVI Aceompanimenlt only, it was ...
... I i!lUSIC AND THE DRAM I (racax OUR 07a COREISPOWflN'L) London, Sunday Night. The final Crystal Palace concert of the present season took place yesterday, when, in the absence of Mr Manns in Scotland, the orchestra was conduacted by the young English ...
... tile foreign repertory t l' jinc'r Snivini. '.ir August MCanna came from Glasgow ex-c prenelI) to coniduct Saturday's Crystal Palace~ Coeeete the last to be given until r'ebrusary a. 'liao i1oveity, a new vuslin concerto by hleir 1,eroshciin, is a work ...
... 6chubert's Snugs Nwith much artistic taste), Mr itI Lt . Dykes, and rnoiy Oithers have given recitals. - ;- '-At the Crystal Palace vesterday, Mr Mlann aj f mane his last pnpearance in London this year. la lie is now off to. Glatgowr, and nsiet Saturdayi ...
... s colererto at tire l'iiliarnrouic; adu on ili Saturrlay 'Mr George lcrnmettt' new serenade iwill be iiroduced at tire Crystal Palace, and tile opera seasonm v'il1 open. ! , 'iany counlicting reports have h'e'r current ot ceneerullin tlre niltliate destination ...
... the enthulsiasm, t3i of the gallery knew no bounds. eo At the annual festival of the Tonic SoI-fa sa Choral Association, he'd at the Crystal Palace TI yesterday, 3G1b singers took part. Some un- se accompanied part-music was admirably sung!, ex and the ...
... t those whom the wvorld knows to be learned s in such' subjects, and especially the mnatter of _Kr NV. A. iloyd of the Crystal Palace, is firsb of aU well digested, and then neatly acclima- tised) by Dr Talylor in his pages. We do not refer to this in ...