... Kingdoma.) In All great artists have devoted themselves very P earlv in life to that in which they afterwards cx- ta celled. Mozart composed in his infailoy; Gains- P borough and Opie painted as soon as they could thi walk; Pope poetiard in boyhood; and ...

... testi- If omily in) flhour of the sacred ?? Is Jusepth Wlu'ff' 0o MVOZAmt's Groxtus AND PCIVAtTIONs.-Tite u ?? Sources of Moza~rt's ttcome during tlte tan eveitfiul o a1 years of Itis life, at Vi7entna, were teacititig, cornips- c Iing, cotteert givitig ...

... ?? tluen- ' selves to thle utmost, and 'established tlietusuehres at that itonce higli in favour. A beautiful quartet, of Mozart', ~,,a yr which was to have beeta sung by Grisi, ll~Inkints, caji me Ruhiuui, and Lablache, swas withudrawnir to make room ...

... Cuaudori Allant assd Mrs. Kttyvett with great taste misd j otlgsmetst. tI tOVW Ams atstlsimic, the mussic ?? from Otns of Mozart's I IOf ANasues, wsyn siong as it quartet, by AMiss Blircht, Mrs. '11 theC A. Shtaw, Mlr. Blenntet t, amid Mr. II. Pi'lihlips ...