... Gloria ?? Mass No. I ., H. aydn. 5. Symphony ?? letter W ?? Ha di 6. Chorus.. ` Now by days.Bisp1. 7. Ove;ture, Fiaro ?? Mozart. The room was well attended, and the selection gave general delight. The Carnival chorus would have been more effective if ...

... 34—Flora gave me fairest flowers Wilbur. *35—G rant, O Lord. Collect Mozart. the conquering hero! Handel. Alia Trinita Beata J7 Vocal Rodiraeuts T.D. Collctl peace descending Mozart. *30 —Easter Hymn Arranged by NoveUo. *40—Come if you dare PurceU.. *41—Lord ...

... Sefton Park to-day (wveather permitting), oomnenoinp atb three p.m.:-Priests' wtar march, Athalie,' Mendelssohn; overture, V Mozart, Suppe ; grand selection, Mefistofele,? IBoito; intermezzo, Cavaliers Rusticans, 3 M~ascagnie; gavotte, The Princess ...

... executed in a. manner which Jwould have done no discredit to professionals. The ?? of the first part were the first move- ment of Mozart's 'Jupiter Symphony,'and the samem-naeatro'i Grand Symphony 'lD major (No. 2)b both played on eight pianos by 16 young laaies ...

... C-Ce, bI W. H. llussek I~L. D fecer l- - WmBEB'H MEMORY.-Two of Weber's artistica characteristics were his great love for Mozart andy hin strong musical memory. One night the- Zauberflute was to be given, The performancr, .WFa about to begin, when it ...

... variable, light breeze; gloomy weather. SAILED). Californian (Ps), Baker j. F. Spenaer. Spenear. Gasps Kiniigstoni. Jasiioaeal Mozart. Smith, .latifax, N.S, Cbnehrol.Ferguseal),V'laIluiso Zigenig, Baker .. . Antigna, ChalLenger. Good, St. Jago de Syren, ? ...

... Etue(e8s), M'as,50 Sundswall New Id meteor, M'Donald, Dantzic Tiger 1 Vinco . . Sulina SAILED. FEBRLURtT 11. iDorothea, Burcde,~t Mozart, Smith ..Baltimore; del Ls Chili, Rowe .. . . Valparaiso Elsina, Broae7 .6a Ocean Queen, Richards, FEBRUARY FIt Lisbon Persian ...

... 31 32, lon. 73 7 at Mozart, 'Glover, from New ?? at this port; On the n 30th ?? with the wreak of the schooner Cygnet, of. i Ini Bath,'State of Maine, bodni for New Orleans. She was in lat. .g 30 50, N. lon. 1636, W. The Mozart was under close-reefed ...

... 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 ...

... at his residence, Golborue Park, Newton-le. Willows. MualK&SY'S NEW PICTORE.-M. Man- kaesy's picture, ' The Last Moments of Mozart, has been purchased by a Detroit collentor, General Eassell A. Alger, Governor of Michigan, for $i0,000. This makes the second ...

... rudderufod Atlas,8 from Table.Bay for Manueitiu, wrecked. Xarre (seW henoe at Hrmburg. Conoordia. and Petronellb, hence at Bga. Mozart, Venetiau (sas, Agla Soda (as), ani SMrIN hense; Crimean (ee) from Cardiff-all at Malta. Ironaldes (esy, l;A, aend Calypso ...

... from Marienoplo tor r1Odflaafap, it pill. Eva MWoulloob, from Havaen, elf favbuab. Beriln. from Daihoinele rbt Aiera&ot Day Mozart, from Gt,,nc at NQ1y Vorlr Balkan, front HMAi deolI for Hul, at rortlend. falbec (s3) herr,, a arro ?? (9e). Oregory, from ...