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... Instrumnentalists: Pieno, Miss Rebecca Manuder (Silver Medallist), R.A M. ; Violin, Mr. Theo. Carrington (late of the Crystal Palace) ; 'Cello, Mr. J. E. R. Teague (Cheltenhamn) ; Cornet and Post Horn, Mr. Arthur Smith (Covent Garden and New York Concerts) ...
... Solo *Instrumentalists: Piano, Miss Rebecca Mander ?? Medalliat). R.AM.; Violin, Mr. Theo. E. Carrineton (late of the Crystal Palace) ;'Cello, Mr. ?? E. It. Tengue (Cheltenham); Cornet sand Post PHorn, Mr. Arthur Smith (Covent Garden and- New York Concerts) ...
... ) MR . C H A R L E S E. T I N N E Y.B. ss, (Of the St. J.:!es's Hall, and Alexaudra Palace Conoests,) MRS, RICHARD BLAGROVE, SOLO PiAVoOr.-ZE, (Of the Crystal Palace, and Nobility's Concerts.) MR. RICHARD BLAGROVE, CONCERTINA, (The Celebrated Perforrmer ...
... Solo Instrumentalists: Piano, Miss Rebecca Mauder STA (Silver Medallist), R.AM. Violin, Mr. Theo. Carrington (late of the Crystal Palace) 'Cello, Mr. J. E. ft. Teague (Cheltenham) ; Cornet and Post Hor, Ir Athu Bit (ovet arenand New MEl YorkConert). lariet ...
... SOPRANO: 'SISS ESTHER pALLISER, The Celebrated PRIMA DONNA. Contralto: Miss HANNAH JONES, of the Patti, Roval Albert-hall. Crystal Palace. and Queen's.C hall Coacerts. (The greatest Costralto Wales - has ever given ?? Gentleman lay, 1895.) Tenor: Mr. DYVED ...
... Milano.) liR. CIIA RL ES E. TINNEY, Bs.as, (Of the St. James's Hall, and Alexandra Palace Convm'ts.) 3R2S, RICHtARD BLAGROVE, SOLO PIANOFOnTE, (Of the Crystal Palace, and Nobility's Concerts.) XR1,. RICHARD JSLAGROVE, CONCERTINa, (The Celebrated Perforruter ...
... going to suggest an epic competition in every department at |the National Eisteddfod quinquennially. Why not have a Crystal Palace choral effort over again and make jit open to the world? In that way (they should find out whether Wales (was or was not worthy ...
... TENTS AND GROUNDS By Thotisatds of Laumps ned 'Lanterns. Connluding on Thursday Evening with BROCK and CO.'S Gorgeoius CRYSTAL PALACE FIRENVOltIIS. Admission:- OWEDNESDAY-One itim., Subhcribers Only Tswo p.m., 2s. 6d.; For p.n., Is.; Six p.M., 6d. THURSDAY-Ten ...
... PERMANENT Il. A. VESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY. -ESTABISH9D 1860. INCORPORATED - MACH, 1870. OprsC$28, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. The Oldest, Largest, andmost Equitable Society in the - District. Totel Incme iof Society since * formation ?? £ ,458 S. lid. ...
... fea Live Stock, and Mercoandise. n: ?? S CARDIFF (Bato Docks) to BRISTOL, C 28 Tharsday after . ., ?? ., 3 45 be 29 Friulay after ?? ?? ?? , 4 0 OxG 0 esturday after , ?? .. , 5 0 - BRISTOL (Eathorst Basin) to CABDIFPP, 28 Thursday after *- . '.5 30 G ...
... Freemen, Mies A. e cra r ua m ud Little TI houms (aged clvove yecar), fromt the gS reat St. Jrnses o-Iall, London, and Crystal Palace; reouccly apppeared bfor e H.BHEi the prioces of Wales, frome whom they received the4r Rel 'Title. Admcle jos;, as usual ...
... Li And Conductor of the Abhrgavenny, Raglan, Nantyderry, Chasp stow, and Castletown Choral Societies, begs to announce that , e will commence early in October a CHORAL OLAMS, at Newportj for the Rohearsal of Montlelssohns h Elijai, and of Sir Michale ...