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... - fiVUSiC AND THE DRAMA. FOREICN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE. (=Xc9tVkzv RO THR BRA.) PARIS-S-The Minister of the Interior has prepared a decree relative to the theatres; it comprehends the conditions on which the existence of any future dramatic enterprise is to be licensed, and fixes the different kinds and natures of pieces of Which the performance will be autborised. This ...
... I I I ?? FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE. (SXCLUsIv- FOB TIHB R&A) PARIS ITALIAN THEATRE.-The patience of the public has again been exposed to a severe trial. Maria di Roban ap- peared on the bills, for the benefit of Ronconi. Most unex. pectedly Mario refused to play the part of Chalais, and every one feared that Maria di Rohan woald experience the fate of I ...
... The Queen went in state on Thursday evening to Drury-lane Theatre. Her Majesty and Prince Albert left Buckingham Palace at a quarter before seven o'clock, attended by a numerous suite. The royal procession was formed in the following order:- A carriage conveying Sir. William Martins, and Sir Noel Harris, :Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting; Captain Kincaid, Exon of the Yeomen Guard in Waiting; and Mr ...
... Tas ?? McaISTraa. By WiLLIAm 11 G. KINGSTON (Bentlpy.)-This is a taking title, and before opening the pages of tihe book our imaginatioti wandered to Walpole, Chatham, and to Sir Robert Peel. We find, however that The Prime minister in question was a man more remarkable than either, and rne who created a greater revolution in his ?? than almst an~y Minister that ever existed, namely, the ...
... FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL INTELLICENCE. (EXCLUSIrV FOR THrE ERA.) PARIS.-The prices between M. Vatil and Mdlie. Giulia Grisi has been debated before the Tribunal of Commerce. After the pleadings of Maitre Schay6, for the Cantatrice, and of Maitre Durmont, for the Director, the judges retired to de- liberate on their decision, which will be promulgated in the course of a fortnight. A ...
... LONDON AND PARIS FASHIONS FOR APRIL (From the World of Fashion Monthly Magazine of the Cosrtsop London and Paris). CAPS, for half dress, are particularly composed of tulle, or crepe lisse, those in tulle being trimmed with a long i of lace, forming lappets on each side, where it is raised Pce a bunch of very petit roses, either pink, or yellow and whith BoNwrTs are mostly to be seen composed ...