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... special proeedflings comnmenced with the E performanes3 of the Bristol Choral Uinion-the only repreo sentative of Class 3. Aifter the overture to Le Ohst'atde f Bram:e, played by the Crystal Palace Band, conducted by n Mr. Manas, the chodisters Sang, with ...
... OPBNIZIV OF TRE CR YSTWL PALACE. The musical arrangements for the opening of the Crystal Palace are rapidly approaching completion. They are on an unprecedentedly grand scale. The orchestra, which is being built in an amphitheatrical form, is 144 feet ...
... amateur, frem the choirs and choral societies in the following towi s (amongat others), viz. :-'Brad- ford, 'Leeds, l~alitax, Hluddersield, York, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Gloucester, Worcester, Here- fdrd,.Bristol, Norwich, Windsor, Rochester ...
... bi Palace, by a special train on the Crystal Palace line, which opens to the public for the first time on Saturday next. To those who proceed by the road, it may be advantageous toknow that, for the accommodation of those proceeding to the Palace by the ...
... metropolis, not besides the choirs and choral societies of the follow- sne ing towns: Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, er Yrk, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Glouces- efoe ter, Worcester, Hereford, Bristol, Norwich, Windsor, fll Rochester. Nottingham ...
... IC RYSTAL PALACE TEMPERANCE ,ETR. On Tnesddy the annual festival of the Tempermen world was held at the Crystal-palace, and for Uhe ay there were gathered on the Sydenham hils the advo cates of temperance as a principle in these who desire to adopt moral ...
... The following new societies have begun operations during the last year--the Wells Collegiate Architectural Society, the Worcester Diocesan Architeatural Society, and Arclimological Societies for the counties of Wilts and Surrey. Societies ...
... , known ?? as one of the leaders of the ecclesiol-ogical movement in that country, entitled 'A Word on the Crystal Palace.' The Crystal Palace itselfI has been also discussed, in our pages in two articles on its construction, and a paper on the final ...
... to the Bristol Choral union. The military bands in Class VI. (a) then competed, and the band of the 33rd regiment was declared the winner of the liberal prize offered by the Crystal palace.directors. At a concert which succeeded the Bristol ...
... as at the Crystal Palace, the effect cannot fail to be as effective as it is altogether unprecedenter. The exertions of the ever active Mr. Bowley, the treasurer, and of Mr. Brewer, the courteous secretary oif the Sacred Har- raonic Society, and an able ...
... position of the undertaking. The Brix- ton Choral society, the South London Choral asso- ciation, and the Tonic Sol-fa association choir, were. the first London soceties to come forward, while in Bristol a Choral union of 80 men's voices was ...
... London will be distri- baited on the morning of Tuesday, the 23rd of June, at the society's house in the Adelphi. The society's annual dinner will take place at the Crystal Palace, in the afternoon of the same day. Lord Stanley will preside. The following is ...