... Abercorn, in connection with the Bristol I 4pheus concert. It was the fifth of the Society's public appearances, it being two years younger than the Bristol Glecmen, and it for the first time followed the example of our own societies in devoting the interval ...

... announced that four hundred members ci the Bristol Choral Society (so ably conducted by Mr. Itiseley) will take part la Ike grand performance of 81endelssohn's 'St. Paul,' at the Crystal Palace. Mr. Manna went to ...

... for St. Paul was performed at the first concert in May, 1890, of the Bristol Choral Society, who went in the following month to London to assist In its representation at the palace at Sydeuham. The week was given to-day tinder most favourable conditions ...

... the strength of the society. The first tenors, we hear, are now very good, and all the parts well balanced. The first csaay of the society in Bristol will be anticipated with interest. The Bristol and Clifton Philharmonic Society (conductor, ...

... HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE, I'OLUIV7'RER DRILL HALL, QUEEN'S ROAD, BRISTOL. Re 2:1 YEARS' CATERING FOR THE BRISTOL PUBLIC AND STILL UNRIVALLED. Mr. lop respectfully to intimate the return to Bristol (for the usual seasmi) of hie Cd ,ssal an I Popular Estaidishment ...

... Maoris. He was not much known in Bristol, for he only came occasionally, years ago, to be present at some re! hearsals of the contingents of Bristol singers who took part in the Triennial Handel Festivals at the Crystal Palace; but his unique end striking ...

... grapes. roses, IMO these geollenien have during the past week seeacen National Chrysanthemum Society's Rohl medals for kinder exhibitions at the Crystal Palace. itors to the Colston flail are adrisc ,l to get there an early in the day as possible, and ...

... important and lengthy work like the Choral Symphony for the last piece at long concert ia doubtful, and it was small matter for surprise that before the final bar waa executed many persons had left the hall. The Choral Symphony is similar ia character ...

... brings picturesque and interesting work conelus the Bristol Musical Festival Society will belong the honour of bringing this work to first hearing. It was produced after fashion st tbe Crystal Palace In the spring of 1876, bat inadequate bad been tbs prepare- ...

... great provincial festivals, at tbe performances of tbo Sacred Harmonic Society Londou.or the Triennial Handel gathenn ' the Crystal Palace. Tbo last time oratorio was ' beard in Bristol was the Festival of 1876, tbe soloists being Mdlle. Titieus, Madame ...

... Prosperity to Henton Friendly Society,” and coupled with the toast the name of Mr. Savage, the secretary of the Society. Mr. Savage, replying, said the Society had now entered on its 6th year. It had sometimes been urged that the Society was gaod, bat he ventured ...

... Festival, Ac. Mias FLORENCE BULLGID (Contralto), Choral Society, Halle Band Concerts. Ac. WALTER HYDE (Tenor), Royal Opera, Covent Garden. Birmingham Festival, Ac. Hr RAND ELL JACKSON (Baritone), Crystal Palace. Queen’s Hall. Ac. HARRISON HILL. Humorous Sketches ...