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... Dulang. .. Mr. Patton. Mons..i sseraer Dulang. J. Labitzky. Conductor—Mr. W. S. Conran. The Concert to commence at Two o’clock. Doors open at One o’clock. Admission 2s. Children at Half-price. N.B Persons not Members, intending to Exhibit, to pay IDs ...
... accident, .Samuel Jauien Patton, aged fourteen, a fine interesting youth, whose tally promise and amiable disposition endeared him all, and render kis loss tbe mote poignant, lie was the son of a mu h respected citizen, Mr. George Patton, inter, and though ...
... City. PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS MR. JAMES BARTON, Moos. Dantonet, Dclabarre, and Case; Messrs. Mackintosh, Levey, Dulang, Glover, Patton, Collins, Pratten, Harrington, Percival, Fallon, M'Caully, Powell, Rogers, Pendleton, &c. Conductor, Mr. James Barton ...
... Martha Hunter, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Ephraim Kelso, of Koughfort. In Bangor, Mr. Andrew Patton, late of Upper Canada, sou of Mr. John Patton, Ballvmeuock, to Jane, daughter of Mr. John Allen, Ballygroat. ...
... night. Emma Collins pretty well. Victoria Collins very well. Rossini Collins excellently well, Horatio.” Messrs. Percivall and Patton also performed, and with their usual success. All passed off with rclnt. ...
... Opera: and Drury-lanc Concerts, London.) Italian Flute _ Mr praTTEN Cornet ft Piston —Mens. MESSKMER. Violoncello—Mr. M. H. PATTON. J Princiiwl Double Bass—Mr. V. * PROGRAMME: M PART I. f Ko. 1 Overture—'• Fra DUvolo. Auber. Cornet a Piston—Mons. Mcssemer ...
... PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS : MR. JAMES BARTON, Mons. Dantonet, Delabartc, and Case; Mess*., Mackintosh, Levey, Dulang, Glover, Patton, Prattcn, Harrington, Pereival, Fallon, M'Caully, Powell, Rogers, Pendleton, Ac. Conductor, Mr. James Barton. PROGRAMME Part ...
... alone” (A.D. 1580), Solo—Violoncello—Mr. M. H. Patton, Aria—“ Hark! the Convent Bells are ringing,” with Organ accompaniment, and distant Chorus—Miss M'Naghten, Trio—Mr. W. S. Conran, Mr. Mackintosh, and Mr. Patton, Madrigal—“ Now is the month of Maying” (by ...
... of execution, and introduced, with good effect Rory O’M ore,” Savoumeen Deelish,” and other popular Irish airs. Mr. M. H. Patton’s solo on the violoncello, Ntl cor piu, was excellent. The audience* was sufficiently numerous. ...
... City being engaged. PROGRAMME THE CONCERT. Leader—Mr. Mackintosh. PRINCIPAL SOLO PEBFOUMRR9. Violin—Mr. Levy. Violoncello—Mr. Patton. Cornopean—Monsieur Messemer. Grand Pianoforte—Mr. W. S. Conran. Double Bass—Mr. Percival. Flute—Mr. Pratten. ...
... II Pirata—Mona. Dantonet. Walti—Brandhofcn. Solo Violoncello—Scena from La Sonnembula, “All lost (first time)— Mr. H. Patton Gallop Furioso. Finale (by particular d^slre'l—JULLlEN S Royal Irish Quadrilles. Dantonet. Labitzki. Prices to the Promenade ...
... COLLINS, Miss ROSSINI COLLINS/fthe celebrated Violinist), Miss VICTORIA COLLINS second appearance), Mr. W. S. Conran, Mr. Patton, and Mr. Percivall will assist. ...