... among the crowded population of Laneashire, nor is -the present a slight indication of the faet. The programme contained Mozarts symphony (No. d 4); overture to 2'aionredi, and Herold's spirited overture I to Zampa,-these were -played, by the band with ...

... 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- ...

... seeming of the scene, ia broken by the low breath- ing of an organ, from which eventually proceed the pathetic Recordare in Mozart's Requiem. It is almost impossible to conceive of any illilsuios managed with greater tact. The picture is undoubtedly one ...

... readers. The miscellaneous selection, which is to form he: In1- the second part, also presents much ?? eat k ?? Laudlate, Mozart's Benedictus, Mendlelssohn's C0rest Bo in the Lord,' which MiassM. Williams singa so finely. The ~iig Is, performance ...

... 'Bauksc~i The seleetion will be of a popu'a~r ~m character, intersporced with; music- of' a high order. from~ the works of Mozart, Mendelssohn, Weber, Beethoven, &c. TI Rehearsals are in progress, and if we may judge by former out efforts unuder the s ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -liC eoining dovra stairs with the mroney in his po585sIl'D wa~s committed tO the senions. 0 Lo~.-OU Saturda evening last, Mozart's an 0 was repeated toI mcuch batter audience alt ol.1,experience had left us to expect. Considering tin 1greyO ts requirements ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... a most favourable impression, and once exclaimed, ?? Truly is he animated by a spark of J heavenly fire. The fantasia of Mozart was au interesting example of musical elegance and expression; and we need i hardly add, that its varied characteristics had ...

... Emperor of Russia has given L.20.000 for the use of the Star and Garter at Richmond, and the Emperor of Austria has taken Mozart's Hotel for the season. House rents in Lon- don are rising enormously as much as L.12 per week being offered for a small honse ...