... Reineek's Vorspiel to Manfred, and Boie]lieu's ever- ture to La Dame Blauche, Thg vocal portion of the programme comnpriaed Mozart's Doh Vieni, uhen'ej 'Good Night, Verdi's Caro Nome, Meyerbeer's Nobil' Signor, and Gounod's new bitritono song lately ...

... the Temperance Institute, the programmes Of wbhiob will comprise some of the S atrirg quartets, trios, &C., of Beethoven, 1 Mozart, Meundalssohf, liaydn, &c. CuiroMs A$D IYLANiD REVENV3 APPOINT. VENTs.-The following appoil t D in the In- land Revenue are ...

... named Soltrmanrwho occupisd the post of Elof- >capelmleiater to the Electoral Corlm. It' ii this same [oltAc mann of whom Mozart' make iiihdnourable-mentiou in his letters to his father, from Mannbeim, a sacred cantata haviogbeen performed under his diction ...

... There il c is a little embroglio, for Madame Lange, y Mozart's sister-in-law, becomes jealous of the newcomer. Eventually the sup- Rposed Mldlie. Cavaglieri (by the way . ta well-known prima donna in Mozart's days) i sings so well that the impresario at once ...

... effect he dssires from a body intelligent able executants. The concert opened with a dignified and earnest performance of Mozart's The Magic Flute. Theu followed the most important work of the eveiling, Beethoven's Second Symphony No. in D (op. 36) ...

... Consider- ing'the inclemency of the weather the attend- ance was good. The programme was asloilows:-_ Fautasia F Minor and.!Major, Mozart; Andante from Septet, Beethoven; three movementsI from Rossini's Guillaume Tell ; an -Eleva- tion by Wely; a Scherzo ...

... second part of the programme consisted of r selections from John Fawoett's Voice of b Harmony, and the, -Gloria, from. Mozart's o Twelfth Mass. M r Willian E.err made an_ exellenbcorduotor. , T}. deth is: innounced iat PNu of M. _ Hachette, of the ...

... larsaeftwo ' ?? .Co. Elevntiot,,.,, ::No, ?? Biste. OJvcrtr,,, ?? ?? ZAmpA, ?? l Larghetto . o., Qe.i.te. t (oil. 108). Mozart seleetton . . tions) Meloales, Marei h, ?? The Weddlueg,,,.. Mculd,1m. Natlonal Anthem. )!.X'A.1ilNiATION OF ENGNEER8.-Tho ...

... of the futnre. (Laughter.) Wouderful advances were made in G~ermnany, as repreaented r by the great Sebastian Blacb. ince Mozart's s time the orchestra proper for the con- c cert - roorn had undergone little or no PI change' beyond what ho had pointed ...

... chabs of sound; that daung the whole evening the winds, brasses, and stings were never n perfect tune ;-and that he .Andnf of Mozart~s symphony was executed without regard to per. feet accord in time. Gaonod's ballet musie from 'Faust proably suffered mswt ...

... Saul, played by Dr Peace on the organ. The other organ solos were the Larghetto and Finale from the Clarinet Quintet, by Mozart; Grand Solemn March (E Flat), by Henry Smart; Andante, with Variations (Symphonv in D), lHaydn; and Fastorale and Offertorio ...

... witches ! Away with ye! I dare say you have painted your cheeks by this time : your wretched old songs are as out of fashion as Mozart, and it is all false hair you are combing ! In the last sentence you see Lector Benevolus and Scriptor Doctissinius figure ...