... CONCERTS OF ANCIENT MUSIC. Second Concert, Wednesday, April 16. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE PRINCE ALBERT. PART 1. The National Anthem Overture (Gabrielle d'`strges) . . . Martini. Chorus, 0 the pleasures (Acia ard Galatea) Handel. Aria, Madame Caradori, Chi vidi mai (La Famiglia Svizzera) . . . . . Weigl. Recit. and Aria, M. Staudigl, Ardo d'un cieco amore (Faniska) . . . . Cherubini. ...

... THE COCK AND ANCHOR-A CHRIONICLE 0O' OLD DUJBLIN CITY. 3 VOL$. DUBLIN, CURRY & CO. 1845. This is one of thle best novels we have read- for a lengthened period. The tatle is exceedingly interesting; and it is written with unusual power and originality. Tihe characters are all admirably conceived and sustain- ed ; thle many and varied incidents are vividly depicted ; and like this April weather ...

... The Mlfedical Thrnes. Nos. 280 to 283 inclusive-Office, Essex Street, Strand. The most intcresting articles to tho general reader (it) these tuimbers) are the conclusiou of the series of Papeors 17i Magic and Mesmerism. To Medical mhenr, the work throughout affords abundance of highly valuable ruatter, The Mysteries oJ l'aris. Part I-Chapman & Hall. The jiresent part is also entirely devoted ...

... I Past and Present Policy of England towards Ireland. Moxon. This is a remarkably moderate, able, and well- informed book. It is a rapid historical survey of the treatment of Ireland by England since Henry the Second's conquest; in proof that from Strong- bow to O'Connell the English policy has been a false one ; evil, partial, and inconsistent. The course the writer takes to exhibit this, is ...

... That Norma is al excellent opera ib abundantly proved by its never-ceasinv attractivenes,. For ten years it has been perfoirmed ill London, season atter season, and night after night, not only. in its original form, and by the ex- (uisiti articts ol' the Italiatn Operra, bmt in various versions, and hy purbrifo ers of varions grudes, and, il all its ditterent . hapes, has never failed to ...

... 1:' -Ili L] Y. STANi ZAS _ ?? Ailien! llreirliance no miore olla I v o kinlt thinse stiiit so tekl, tl 3.31 Vti IiitU ?? ii mill either I-e tl \1:41 d!iiutlll-d OCr raLi1L glowing checli i; Tie Stlltiv' tral---tieC stlBOS blUrn, Al e ?? 'C 1encild 1l11 o lln mind, A:n! tho' af-ir thlou wivatlidi Ist 110W ^ wtrvS t :'ttnill'r'v still is Ileft bellil.d liv C 1111¼V; s lvillidiil stlt.!atl le ...

... illucuarp ?Iotifco. T/lie life , rd 11iP, GX., I. late (ComIt ta lnder t 0ft/,c l rees. By thle Ilev. ?? Sidniey, .M. I a rra v. c LI'I I to o1r I,itri lIII il tIL il st Iiotis coi pan io : ort hie c Il Ilel of Iii gtuu, atid his successor Is i Ctoll na1(iler-itl-(.llii ,ft II fle iitish Forces, is one of ti 0' 'vIes wthicI , fromi tiek. suilt ect, tire suir, ti) Coner itoi the literature of ...

... I FASHIONABLE INTELL)GENCE. I HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE. Her Majesty held a levee at St. James's Palace on Wednesday, which was most numerously attended. The fineness of the weather and the interest exhibited to witness the brilliant spec- tacle, caused many thousands ofi her Majesty'a loyal subjects to assemble in the Park at an early hour. Shortly before two o'clock the Queen and Prince Albert, at ...

... - Ansefno, waren wir Nichlt Freunde, che der tnsel go Zwilespalt die jungen wilden Rerzen tronte? XoaN a o .Friend of my heart, adieu ! Cod keep thee in his care ! Receive this parting sigh; Believe this parting pray'r; And do not quite forget the few Bright hopes we've known. Adieun! adieu I Remember vanished hours,- Let memory softly dwell On one who thinks of thee With thoughts too deep to ...

... LITFRATIURE. j anL nod other Fragmesnts in Verse. L LonodnO John Alurray-, Alheraurle icor S hrrto.Oliver B oYdl, and Fraser & Co. $0ott' nitel ectallerablo attootion both in the T ehu od fohoa;iel worl. It onesists, of detached lirs p Lioeeyll iog rh distingorished aothor's inn- o1temo 1eirrol sceoeasetited hy hdm duo- cr0 ?? These fragments, wriltton at 0O~ clne heo~eC ranpresenrt, Andl ...

... ARTISTS GENERAL BENEVOLENT IN- I STITUTION. The annual festival of this highly valuable institution was celebrated on Saturday at the Freemasons' Tavern. About a hundred and fifty gentlemen were present, among whom ve observed,.Sir N. E. Ross, R.A.; C. R. Cockerell, Esq., R.A.; D. Roberts, R. A; Lewis Loyd, Esq. ; Jones Loyd, Esq.; E. U. Eddis, Esq.; T. Baring, Esq., M.P. ; V. Etty, R.A.; T. ...

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