... the masterly manner which tunes his battle harp—me enough to make admit the Pythagorean hypothesis, and believe that soul of Mozart has re-appearcd in the infant form tins skilful little fellow. —(' t'rum u Correspondent.) Cultivation ov Fuuzr, (Jonsr, oa ...

... Offertory Mrs. Scrle, Veriius meas. . . Sunciuset liene ...

... the hudv wa« hromrht op to the only reanimate and .render irreconcilable the ancient crown wlshieitel- ( . ‘, . mjlM hegan. Mozart's relehr.tied enmities the two countries. «e •• 1 Ins monument Bold an • r .„e,l all the principal singers of have called ...

... •eriously injured, and are doing well. St. Mart’s Churcb Newport—On Sunday last selections from the delightful works of Haydn and Mozart, In addition to the usual Sabbath service, were performed the choir of St. Mary’s. The Kyrie Eleison,” ** Gloria,” and ** ...

... goes to another. union there strength, as the toper said when lie poured the brandy into his water . . a representation of Mozart's D Giovanni, in Italy, conceited young person hummed one of the aim of the opera so loudly as to incommode all Ins neighbours ...

... immediate Patronage of the Queen,) which will performed Selections of Music from the most celebrated Operas and Works of Handel, Mozart, Sphor, Donizetti, Rossini, ami other eminent Composers, given express command of her Majesty, at Buckingham Palace, the 23rd ...

... Patronage of the Queen,) I T winch will be performed Selections of Music from the most celebrated Operas and Works of Handel, Mozart, Sphor, Donizetti, Rossini, and other eminent Composers, as given by express command of her Majesty, Buckingham Palace, on ...

... Blanc,” and ; “Lucy Neal;” “Oh! Nannie wilt thou gang wi’ me?’ “Bravi Cosa Rora,” and “The Rose softly blooming,” (Carter, Mozart, Sphor) ; “The Harmonious Stonemason,” ; written Costa expressly tor the Messieurs Richardsons’ Band, and ‘Jullien’s British ...

... wete compositions It. Mills and of Mr. D. T. Williams, of I Merthyr, as well as a selection of tl»e Chorussea of Havdu and Mozart, were beautifully and tastefully sang, before a crowded audience, who were admitted tickets. The were warmly applauded throughout ...

... otherwise The Kvrie, from Mozart, No. 12 ; Gloria in Exf*lsia Heo; severly injured. Medical aid was promptly exiled, and ftt Mozart (No. 2), Credo; Offertory Piece; Ave Maria; Duett, Kla(1 |e..,rn that Mr. P.ice is recovering Mozart; Sanctus Mazzingi; Agnus ...

... timbrel” 4. Fix’d in his everlasting seat|' 5. See what love” Haydn. Mendelssoln 6. Now elevate” 7. I will give thanks” ,— Mozart. It will be seen from) the above that Mr. Righton has taken no mean flight, and the performance, considering it the first ...

... .Mr Lewis, formerly Carmarthen, assisted a deacon, sub deacon, and commenced mass, and the choir began the Kyrie Eleison, Mozart, No. 12. The epistle was chanted by the Rev. Woollen, the sab deacon, and the gospel was sung the R ...