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... MR. CARL ROSA'S OPERA COMPANY.-- Although Mr. Carl Rosa was, unfortunately, still too much indisposed on Saturday to occupy his accustomed post as conductor, he was furnished with an admirable substit ...
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... SEBASTIAN STROME, by Julian Hawthorne (3 vols.: Bentley). --This is a story of very great power, though the power is dis played with much irregularity, and is at times perhaps scarcely visible. We s ...
New Novels
... ENGLISH readers ought occasionally to be reminded that a French novel is not of necessity unfit for general reading, and that to be found absorbed in a volume covered with yellow paper does not invari ...
New Novels
... MATRIMONIAL BONDS, by Florian (J. and R. Maxwell).-- The preface should be sufficient to condemn this book; we are told that it is not a story of good boys and girls, but of imperfect men and wome ...
New Music
... B. WILLIAMS.-- A pleasant love ditty of medium compass is Katie's Dream, words and music by L. Williams.-- Dramatic words and music are united in The Last Cruise, a tale of a pirate, written and c ...
THEATRES
... i TheAtr.es j ifei MR. TOM TAYLOR'S Still Waters Run Deep has not been seen on the London stage since the decease of the late Mr. Alfred Wigan-- the original representative of the effective part of Jo ...
MUSIC
... eRuSIC) ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.--- The second of Mr. Gye's promised novelties came out on Saturday night, and, thanks in a great measure to the general excellence of the performance, was received with fa ...
New Music
... /r-r;V^v. JOSEPH WILLIAMS.-- A very pretty and singable song, of medium compass, is As the Sun Went Down, written and composed by E. Oxenford and J. L. Roeckel.-- The Progressive Music School, ed ...
New Novels
... MARRIAGE À-LA-MODE: a Romance in the Life of a Yorkshire Squire by Incog. (Remington).-- The worst part of this book is its preface. What in the name of all that is unfathomable could have induced ...
MUSIC
... PROMENADE CONCERTS.-- As the season advances these entertainments are becoming more and more attractive, which may be attributed in a great degree to the studied variety of the pro grammes. At each su ...
New Novels
... EROS: FOUR TALES (2 vols.: Chapman and Hall).-- The four tales published together under the very comprehensive title of Eros are from the pens of four separate authors, all of consider able distin ...
THE READER
... MRS. HORACE DOBELL is very angry that the author of John Halifax should, in Young Mrs. Jardine, have dared to stigma tise women in general as feeble and useless, and to say that the man who has ...