... and amateur, from the choirs and choral societies in the following towns, among others, viz.— Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, York, Liverpool, Manchester, Norwich Birmingham, Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford. Bristol, Windsor, Rochester, Nottingham ...

... was always aslced to help at, the social and musical gatherings of the institute. She was also keen member of the Wall Choral Society. The members send their sincere sympathv to her husband and only child WOLVERHAMPTON FORMER WOLVES PLAYER The death took ...

... voyage to Australia in June next. Crystal Palace. —The great choral festival of the children and teachers of the national and endowed schools of London and its vicinity, on Saturday, at the Crystal Palace, drew to the ...

... can refer to the organ made by me for a church in Derbyshire, constructed with the improvement in question.” Choral Festival at the Crystal Palace.—The gathering of the choristers and musicians, from all parts of the United Kingdom, took place on Friday ...

... There were more drowned, but the bodies have not been fecovercd. Flower Show at the Crystal Palace.—The first exhibition of flowers and fruit at the Crystal Palace for this season took place on Saturday. seasonticket holders wore present, and were admitted ...

... carefully selected and rehearsed from the great provincial choral societies and the cathedral choirs. ITicsc latter will arrive in London on the afternoon of Friday, the 12th of June, and the final choral rehearsal will be held in Exeter Hall at half-past six ...

... erect in the Palace enclosure, and the plans of which were prepared, her own request, by Mr. Wm. Pool, one of the agents of the Loudon Missionary Society, who has undertaken to superintend the erection. The missionaries of the same society officiated at ...

... the attention of our the intrepidity of Mr. James Lucas, the ground bailiff, who birth was celebra don Thursday, at the Crystal Palace, by a readers to an advertisement in another part of this paper, con- descended the shaft and at great personal risk succeeded ...

... the old one, which was 150 feet high. Anniversary the Ca.nynger Society.—This society, established in IS4\ for the purpose of aiding the restoration of the Church of St. Mary Redclitf, Bristol, held its eleventh anniversary last week. The I-ord Bishop of ...

... SATURDAY, JUXE 9, 1860 THE COUKT. A crand concert was given on Friday night at Buckingham Palace. The number of performers exceeded 200, and included the choral performers from Yorkshire. A very select company was present, the performers in the orchestra ...

... was in the river. She had a severe wound ever the left eye, and pout, 'enjfttm examination School Drill at the Crystal Palace.— The Society of the cause death to be drowning. The body could irts amongst other multifarious labours has for sometime n, t ...

... Northum’ Dock. He was struck killing a seaman on board trying to escape from the Swan River About 42,000 persons visited the Crystal Palace on Friday. weather been fine the number would doubtless have set in, and after that hour very few persona arrived. been ...