... musicians with anger interest, and it is scarcely to say that its performance la«t night tbo Theatre Royal by Sir Augustas Harris’s Royal Italian Opera Company attracted very full bouse, '• Fah-taff being listened to with unflagging reel, and provoking the ...

... the opera, were not slow avail themselves of it, and a crowded audience greeted the appearance last night of Sir August Harris’* Royal Italian Opera Company, when they prerented the octogenarian composer’s latest effort for the first time in Belfast. If ...

... meeting was addressed by the Rev. J, Lament, of Lnrgan, and tho Revs. Hugh M'Gahie and B. S. Lee. THE ARMY. Colonel T. M. Harris, Royal Artillery, has been ordered to embark for Gibraltar to assume duty as Commandant of the Royal Artillery there vice Colonel ...

... Harris, to be Lieutenant, withont purchase, vice Cartwright; John Magill, gentleman, to bo ensign, without purchase, vice Harris. Royal Newfoundland Companies—Lieutenant Arthur Saunders Qnill to be Captain, withont purchase, vice Walton Saxton Bold, who retires ...

... Hotel. 'The Philharmonic Society give a concert this oventDg in the Ulster Hall, the artistes being from Mr. Angastas Harris's Royal Italian Opera Company. Miss Marguerite greatest success of the Covent Garden season—wOl appear, together with Monv. Michael ...

... Major Wt S. SheW Nile, Bengal Infantry, to he Lleut..Col. Major H. C igg, Mladras Infantry, to be Lleut,.Col, Capt. J. C. Harris, Royal Engineers (Bengal), to be Major. NAVAL; APonrOxTcETS.-.LlentenautS-S. H. Babington and E. J. Jormannin to the Excellent ...

... TDEATKE KOVAL. THE ITALIAN OPERA. If tho enthusiastic send-off which crowded audience gave to Sir Augustus Harris’s Royal Italian Opeta Company on Saturday night, after magnificent performance of Verdi’s great opera, “ Falstoff, could in any way atone ...

... Windsor Castle with the Royal arms on it, and stating that by ?? commaun of her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen Sir Augustus Harris' Royal Opera Company from the Opera House, Covent I Garden, would appear. Then it was stated that * her Majesty's servants would ...

... evening at eight promises to be the rarest musical treat we have here for aI. ng time. Six of the principals Irons Mr Harris's Royal Italia* Opera Company. together with Moslame Saco cone (-010 harp) and Mons Contin (solo violin) make up the peosramme ...

... to 4agt Priory-Chesterfield. 1 0 to I agst. Ramsey-Westmninster. 7 to 4 as'st. Sonthdown-Devil's Own, 6 to S agst. Mount Harry-Royal Grace. 7 to 2 aget Club-Maley, 13 to S ags-t. IMile-Alchemist, S to 2 azet. LATEST SCRATCHINFGS. IThe S~portsmen is officially ...

... BE TIELD On WEDNESDAY, 14th November, When the iollowing distinguished Artistes. specially selected from Mr. AUGuSTus HARRIS'S- Royal Italian Opera Company, will appear Miss MARGUERITE MkcINTYRE. Mdle. ERNESTINA PONTI. Mdle. DE VIGNE. Mdle. DE VERNET. ...

... Jesepli Hallotn, l«t Rifle*;! George Bowen, Bth Hussars; Timothy Horsfall, 33d Roai- ment; William Salmon, 00th; Edward Harris, Royal Artil- f lory; Willi .m Shadwick. 9tli Regiment; Geon.e Reid,s6ih; Th' mas Peac ck, 7tb. Thomas Sweetnian, 63d; Wm. Ho*« ...