... successful every point. 1 •• LE NOZZE FIGARO. 1 A magnificent audicnce crowded the Priaca of Wales Theatre last evening to bear Mozart * Le Nozze di Figaro, and far they were able hear the music of the best coimc opera that has ever been written, their enjoyment ...

... left banc alone (Canzonetta) by Wiihelm Tanbert. in triplets flat), called Triolino, Charles Mayer. Sonata in F major by Mozart. Allegro ; Adagio ; Allegro. Sonata op. 22, in B fiat, Beethoven. Allegro con. brio; Adagio ; Menuetto; Hondo. l>raw. mg-room ...

... from a cold, and Mademoiselle Antelli were greeted with much applause for their; pleasing rendering. I of Mozart's duetto, ' Sull' aria, and in Mozart's dove, s6g, Happy childhood, Mrs. Blake gracefully declined the honour of an encore. Mademoiselle Antelli ...

... Porirun, Edward Wilkinson holmese, and Thomas Bennett, Fromse, hat manuafacturers. BANKRUPTS-TUESDAY, Nov. 21. Bartlett, Henry Mozart, Teignmouth, )evonshire, Innkeeper, Dec. 12, Exeter. lvWorthy, Elias, South Molton, Devonshire, farmer, Dec. 10, Barnstaple ...

... an appearance; The programme for yesterday's concert included selections from Les Rencontres, Dankler; Don Giovanni, Mozart; La Figlia del Reg- gimento, Donizatti; Casino Tanz, Gunng'l; Fra, Diavolo, Auber; '-Oberon, Weber; Hommage a Rossini ...

... working out and peroration are very ably executed. Cherubim s Hequtem, written in 11116 to oelebrate the ! death of Louis XIV., Mozart's Requiem, and a miscellaneous selection, in which Mesdamcs Gerster and i'atey, Miss Anna Williams, Messrs Lloyd, Veruou ...

... Isabella, from Prince Edward's Island; Sydney, and Empress, from Deme- rra; Essex, from Melbourne. LIVEzaOOa, JAN . 21.-A rrive&--Mozart, and West- moreland, from Niew Orleans; Tecurnseh, and Oswego, from Savannah; Miunne Grey, from Pernaibico; Rokeby Hall, fromn ...

... 'Plano- forte, to the subscribers to the Midland Institute, at the Masonic. Blla. Mr. Lunn resumed his subject at the advent of Mozart in the musical world. He carried on his bistory of the pianoforte as an instrument, and of the great composers who wrote for ...

... before a good audience. Thein a programme wass as follows :-Organ Concerto B r ifat, Handel; Finale from the Clarinet Quintet, Mozart; selections from Bellini s opera ` I Puritani ; E. T. Cbipp's Pastorals in A , major; and Moyerbeer's Schiller March. The ...

... and used with esoch tact, Judgment, and expression as to earn the Well- all deserved plaudits of thue auditory. Sloe saug M~oz~art's Fr erie, 'Delt per que.nto ietante ?? Handel's air, 1Verdi ha na-ati; ?? en.g, 1Es blinkt der Thean; end -brahons's ...

... well be considered. Neither Nicolo's Joconde, nor Cherubini's Water-Carrier (a masterpiece this, beyond doubt), nor Mozart's Marriage of Figaro, nor Wagner's Flying Dutchman w ould ever, under the old system, have been produced-:not even ...

... aI leal;.. LOSS Or THE MoZART (oFr IvzPRoor.)-The Cable brings intelligence of the loss of the barque Mozart (of Liverpool), bound from Darien, in Georgia, to Newcastle, with a cargo of timber. She was adandoned at sea. The Mozart was built and owned in ...