... was brought to a atl tipbu. close with a vote of thanks to the lecturer. it larly MOZART.-Yesterday evening Rev. H. W.WXright ~ore- eloivered a lecture on Mozart in the I.erryhlill Bi gthe ,clong Church to a good audience. Mr WriLght gave an in ...

... The following was .d the programme :- I h . Quartotte, in G, for piano, violin, viola, and violoncello Mozart, is Allegro, Andente, Rondo. - If 2. Spring Song . : Mendeloeisn. 3. Quartette, Op. 77, No. 1, for slhig Instrumooents ...

... givenIh lyunder the supervision of Mr R. Mozart Atkins in C, the Industrial and Art Exhibition to-night, 001n- B to manin ateight o'clock :-Part I-Organ solo, Let! toverture to Bohemian Girl (Balfe), Mr R. Mozart o Atkins ; song, Wart thou mine' (Alfred ...

... Palestine, arr. by Farrand; horn solo, I 'Cujus Animum, Roselni; hyme, EStella, Anon; Kvrie and Gloria. 12th Mass, Mozart: sacred fantasia, Cavalry, Spahr; chorus, And the Glory, Handel: hymn, Lux Benigna, Dykes ; chorus, Hallelujah, Handel ...

... rendered the following music :-Adeste Fidelis (Dr were )W` Reid), Mass (Lambillotte), and the Dismissal Novel selected from Mozart's 12th Gloria. There was a ston E as large attendance. ing St 0- PETERHEAD HARBOUII TRUSTEEs.-A meeting of the fa el Peterhead ...

... andimellow-ed. Herr Beilmaun, who created p~ quite a far-ore last season by his 'cello performances, tc is to give a Lar-go by Mozart and Schumann's ex. ir -quisite Abenlied. lBoccherim, Mendlessohn, and tu Schubert are next represented in quartet selections ...

... pastoral. i O- sceue by Lefebure-Wely, two morceaux by a S Alexander Guilimant and ,J. N. Hunimel, v a duet - sonata from Mozart's pianoforte . .eworli3, and Weber's 1 Jubilee overture, [lt composed for the jubilee celebration at a Dresden in ISiS of ...

... brevity of the present notice. The prograleile was made up ef -saorceaecc from Rossini, Donizetti, Meyerbeer, Belini, Verdi, Mozart, &e.; the music being thus of the highest la5s. [L Were it not that the artistes have been resident sometiOeS amongst us, ...

... a debt of about y 270. The programme, which is varied and attractive, Ie includes vocal and violin solos, part-sougs, and Mozart's Agnus Dei ; and the names of the friends who are to Iassist give promise of a musical treat. n TRANSLATION OF AN ABBRDEEN ...

... Quadrille, .Sot, .. Wood. uln Fantasia, .. Beauties of Scotland, Smith. ion Cavatins, .. Don Giovanni, Mozart. DId Galop, Grand Duchease, Offenbach. National Anthem. v It will be remembered that a minute of re condolense on ...

... Hetlnerivick, and ot~hrer. The mosicalf pasrt of the programme is under the charge of M~rt Alewr. M\achray, C.A., and Mr ]9. Mozart Atlkins. M~r W~atson, of the Quleen's Restaurant, wvill purvey for the audience. The gelleial arrangemnents wgill be emip ...

... which followed, Miss Baird, showed great delicacy of touch for so .e young a pianist. Two movements from a trio in G major by Mozart afforded Miss B. Fyfe and Misa Machray, who played the piano parts in d the firstand second portions respectively, capital ...