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... PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.-The members of this society gave a first-class miscellaneous concert in the Victoria hall on Tuesday evening, when a large and fashionable audience were thoroughly entertained. Miss Louise Phillips (of St. James's Hall and Crystal Palace ...
... RedMad'chows fixed for mr Friday next, o The following musical amateurs of this city lent their tis assistance at the Crystal Palace grand choral demonstration Al on Friday last :-Mr. end Mrs. P. J. Smith, and Messrs. Driver, Sampson, A. Asbmead, C. H. Lancaster ...
... MALLET. Mr John Rumesy, of Shepton Mallet, has been once more engaged aS first violinist for the Handel festival at the Crystal Palace in June. He has already taken part in eight of the triennial festivals. FrankWebb, a native of Downton, near Salisbury ...
... adopted, SHEPTON MALLET. The Choral Society, conducted here by Me R, A, Grant (vical choral of Wells Cathedral) Nave Handel's Cl Messiah at the Hall, on Tuesday eveniea, before a very large end enthusiastic audience. The Society numbers about 70 voices. ...
... con- tralton Mr Samuel Masterp, tenor, of the Albert Hall and Crystal Palace Concerts ; and Mr Montague Woalock. There wee a full oochestral ameomapaimeat, Mr Theo,_CarrIna toe, of Bristol, being the leader. A first' meeting of the oreditors of Mr James ...
... him time to him profession. Living at Upper Norwood, he was regularly to be found travelling by the late trains on the Crystal Palace line to his house with his bag full of papers to complete at home the work which he had not finished at hie chambers- ...
... James's Hell and Albert a G concerts), Mr. John Probert (a baritone, who sang with G A great deal of expression, of the Crystal Palace and St. s James's Hall concerts), and Signor Carlo Carlil (a rich, deep bass). The Instrumentalists were Mrs. Baretti ...
... 75, number on books b 1CO, percentage 75, . GLASTON BURY. el The Glastobnbuy branch of the- Wells Dioccsan~ Choral Association held its choral festival at St. John's Church on Tuesday evening. Connected with IC the branch aire ten choirs, who were represented ...
... arrangement Icommittee, the Mayor, and the Lord Bishop,, and the national Ianthem end a grand chorale -will be surng -by the members of Lthe choral society. Altogether it will ha a grand and busy day. ) MARxiTN's LAsT PxcTufves.-The last great works of ...
... festival held at the Crystal Palace. The ?? availed themselves of ma excursion from Tetbury. whither they were conve ed' in breukt, and reached London about 10 am. Atterf 4 looking at the principal mights they proceeded to the. Palace, where a most enjoyable ...
... I mencted with a choral celebration at 8 p.m., at which 50 communicated, The music at matins lucluded Hopkins's To Deurm11in G, Monk's 1Kyrie1 and 11Creed, an~d Tallib's responses, In the evening the lervice was again fully choral, and the anthem ...
... was courtin her and fined each of them -r£0 and costs, or two months' falrditabeor. 0Tae CRYSTAL PALACE MUSICAL CoMPrnnTrON.-The 1,South Wales Choral Union Society held a meceting in the G t bre Musiexcuhall, and gaemtobonertso therscein, ?? last. fg hieree ...