... 72951 5- Bags. 2428890 Total 11850 818 235969 6093 242880 235914 Export J 1849 2400 22G517 6997 THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. MOZART'S FAVOURITE OPERA, And the .andSpeetacle, . THE QUEE 108 ES, Every /niGt$'s week. IN BEHEA4 AlWIIE 8YREN. Box offloe open ...

... will be presented by desire, and for the last time, THE PURITANS. 1 Elvira ?? Mademoiselle NaU. On MONDAY will be produced Mozartes DONAi Donna Anna ?? X7 = ; . . Mademoiselle Nan. On TW A.O TOVANNI. r - To conclude each eveninig with THE QUEEN OF THE ROSES ...

... to Leonora, all the dramatic character was given Ta: that M. Juilieu understands so well. Of the same highi class del was Mozart's andante cantabile from the 'Jupiter Symphony;` then came a charming veslac, by 3 nl en, the idea stig- gested by Longfellow's ...

... gave its annual performance, in memory of the immortal Mendelssobn, in the Tbeerbusch- Saal, the programme being composed of Mozart's Requiem, the 114th Psalm, for eight voices, and the recitative and choruses from Mendelssohn's unfinished oratorio of ...

... Tinamara, Blundell, Ceara-Callao, Cralg,LIma--Hoop,Jonkoff, B Narva-Bravo, Biehholtz, Revel-Wm. Ward, Wenryes, Bichi- 0 bucto-Mozart, Bolet, Santander. E Giay, hence at Portland, O Ellen Rae, hence at Dantel. O Bergmann, from Tocopill at Islay. P Seringapatam ...

... -M'lean, M'Larty& Coe. St. ierr, (Oetou, 85 Namtro-t E.GausInau Co. Eluiee r, Larkk, 117, htottoidau-Voo, 13rownec, and Co. Mozart, Pui;, ff90, Sauitanuler iartniige, Fletcher and Go, omilnsona If irknesso, 125, Syra, &c.-Papayanni and Co. ...

... 1 [Dowugcr died, 1849. Wednesday.. 4 l0 28 It 46 17 2 Woollen JloLI r made, 131. Thuirsday .. 51- - 0 4 17 1 St Nicholas. Mozart died Friday G d! 0 23 0 41 16 8 [1792 New Moon, 3rd, 6h. loin, evening. ...

... OrIent, Hill, and Roscoe, Clements, Now A seYork-Phmnilx. Mopepet, Philladelphia-$quantum, Crockcer; N ,o Salem, M'Orath, and Mozart, Boutelle, New Orleans-Iduna, A Ig Radicl'eb, Trieste-Greto, Liversedge, Verna-British Queen, C id Evans, Cette-Despateh, ...

... Iotterdam. l elyr ( r Evans. hence at Elaudeli. er Livorno ?? hence at Leghorn. Bell 'ith Maria, Cowart, hence at Wolgast. Pho esh Mozart, Betel, hence at Santander. the Isabel, Gridfiths, hence at Antiguia. Brol sen1 Ellsa, Camics, hence at Port-au.PriDce. Cail ...

... purity and power. The- ad glee May-day, of Muller, was spiritedly given; as was th also the 1 Elfin call. A sonata of Mozart, arranged for in piano forte and violin, was well executed- one of the- n, amateurs being the pianist, -and AMr. Conran display- ...

... which was-attended by a highly respectable Ra '~audience. Mr. Sheppard played selections from Men- 505 delssohn, Spohir, Mozart, and other composers of ensi- hin 0 ence, and his efforts called forth the warmest cominen- chii C. dations from the audience ...

... their se' .i several parts, although the oboe was occasionally rather a thi Y comma too flat. The quintet in E flat, by Mozart, is a an a- perfect gem in that style, and serves to enhance (if pos- ad sible) the gifted composer, in our estimation. B ...