... conduct&ed To-morrow night Mozart's AlFigaro is to be given; and, in connection with this circum- stance, it ia pleasant to state that Mr. Crotty has recoved from his slight attack of bronchitis, and will sing the music of Mozarts delightful opera. The ROD ...

... lecturer was Mr. wV. J. Stewar B.A., who dealt with the Life and Music of Mozart. Mr. Alderman Samunelson presided. Selections-vocal and instrumental- fronm several works of Mozart were given under the direction of Mr. EL A. Brancmbe by way of L#tus ?? ...

... obscure it at least has the merit of being rhythmical - Mr. Moore has evidently I studied Bunn, but the result is unfortunate. J Mozart and Weber felt the weight of a cumbrous story, told in halting words, but their misfortune was nothing to that of Mr. Shaw ...

... p .assaulting his wvife an the previous Saturday. It rt appeared~ that in thne afternoon Mrs. Roberta, a who lives at 36, Mozart-street, had been confined, i and bad been atttnnded by the Lady Charity. 'Prisoner soon faferwards came home druink, and rn ...

... etabulary Baud wvial play thue following troirausue at St. GeorH's eall this (Friday) afternoono- Overture, Dun Juan (M~ozart); raise, Faire Voices (orowel; poika (cornet soslo), thea *(Harmnaunj: -grend tatnessi,- Mfusica Tour Ptbrotmjh Europe ...

... Witness, continuing, said that after she left ,he wrote to her husband, and he wrote to her. a= that time he was living in Mozart-street, After 1884 she did not hear of him again until - 1893. lie had not sent her any - money, and she had supported her- ...

... 'Iir- t head, Chatsvworth-street; Euiwin Jones, Back Myers- . . street', Herbert Brown, Sonire-stretz : -.ohn Tho1D3Cs, a, Mozart-street; Patrick Dunn. I.incoln-strce-t: linarall. e .Iones, Bond-street; Ann NI.Mullen, Foatenoy-strect-; y Thomanfs tanglev ...

... credit upon Mr. Josef Can -e -4 e sidently possesses the se if g a display bis lim ited ?? Madame Sterling Was w 2 exce.-; Mozart's aria *Quandio 31uLr- ?? feeling, though her grt-5^tts' r doubt, the song b atty anS- * :1 i B dered in rcsponse to an e ...

... pri the beautiful In Memoriam overture, and -a much more that makes him as remarkable in yea prolific production as, say, Mozart and Schu- yet bert. It was the Queen who hinted to Sullivan du that Ivanhoe would be a good subject for as lyric treatment ...

... introduce Mr. Woodrooff to the meeting. THE QUEEN'S OPERETTA HOUSE.-Miss Jenny f CArrol's benefit was fixed for last night, and a Mozart'scomicopera L'Impresario and The v Magic Apple, two of the most attractive pieces n in which she has appeared, were performed ...

... commencing at? 30 :-Mfarch, Felicitie, New- lA a ton; Quadrille. Rip Van Winkle, Plane netta; i ts OIt }rre Twelfth Mars, Mozart- Ves iat rWVenti, Lowthian; Halelujah Chorus f In. (Messah), H God Save the Queen Lch Owing to the ealy hour at ch it becomes ...

... court, Fernie. street; Alexander Rowney, 15, fadryn-street; Thomas poowell, 4 court, Llannrwst-street; Thomas Brambil;, 40 Mozart-street; William Dickson. 7, court, Maynard. street; Charles Snell, 14, Houmer-street; Thomas Rico Z court, Fernie-street; ...