... Sl. GEOaCIu'S DAY CONCERTSU Although Cile foesl; dayv of tho pattroll satin of Seot- oi lanid, Wales, llutd IrnluitiT, ala otuitlly celebrttd by conentt giveiC in Londoni ou St. Anlrow's, iSt David's, e. iii tt tt Iritricik's nithIs, it ]slnt more tIllan oice beanl c, pointed oit that Sl:.1c0orlgj's Day is unUlily patlSedl ovor M by mnusical entreprorcitro, Two .Natineln conceits . trern, ...

... 2W USLC. Isa rb IlkEtu t iguecl by d1c. Etms-li ie- iRissell, tse iflcrstlr4, satl di~iir hesteil ::t Ira Oryrtet l?;:lssvs as , 'atutirdy afternoon, it stay esmrlrnsscir 'thy Rilo tire- ,(Lririist:Oel' thu is I'twi\o (eOaCitSii Si) s rly ~ricies(lil:bhle tlieo-eflieMr. llusneltl~el cosaiscris given iiicat caselLCl; iU LenOU(sJ si day us ties previtiral1-. 'thu ilenetbvess oniteirt hirE, ...

... TJ1.ff DRAMA. .,A -BUNCH ?? VIOLE TS ' AT THlE JIA..YMfARtKET- cliv Time auldiolene at the 1IliyincikeCt'lheatre laset iiiglit ithu gtave ab~usy ?? Mre. Syd ic paify i e jl ploly-for- n1W pta~y it is (IItlfI led to irs cwilled by virtuel of W.,~ ?? factE butt thle aritinr lists ?? eiiilirely 1eciiui ,nut GI 8riivt d hlla earlier woirklrisltri'iig its Chief esoti vii li [ii aind inut)roduiicig ...

... M'cTSlO. MR. ANNS' HiINEPif. ygsateadienos a~anhbiiI at UIGa Cryutsl Place on Strday, when an attpsctive, though lengthy, pro- gramme wia offered for the anuatl beneflt of Mr. August Matnna, The piopular conductor, who hers no0w completed 3d yeanr of service as director of the Satur- day Concrts, wmas accordedl a very headty reception. The programme contained two worke isbeolutcly pew to ...

... N a ?? IL' ?? @1 PerittiI? itt Vttre re'I Q Ilts led (lilViIiL'tOit l'ert'iVxtl. 'litti I 0 Isn't re- ? yile'tiiit ?? tu 'u Mi Mtiite Built' tilt f?i ?? it itieb ing ? the ettulll ? ?? tif ti'tttl'l stilt' ''l'itl to ''ef their oeit Mr \l?lr5i' St t'jlii2itv lesi vi lies lt?' pe i'xoil wo ?stttcll ? c?eicer ?? li-i ' I ?? ittilal.' still 'srI t ?? t AvIV ?? Ii t? inst tU'V IS t.r?sxn- into ...

... IIIlSIC AN , IAt'oIANS. 'wi~l !c on -t \Vtltloywt-kOp . lith ilet u! AII:.II tt'* t% lt he * I 'I 0 il rt llt' Ii ' I~ tl't- iovi it ci t' v li opt os lf IthetIto invipI I '1111 o [!I T11IL c owhtil w lt1,i t1o k lIl by tho trlc~, V: !trrti V% o il ithO 111,t00.t't LIl.t \i t~t it~t' mntil \e i. Ir (Ibttitk' Ahoyt) 0,o rtt I tI'[li1 iti- 1% h r wli'y It ol-Iltti'' ItN L i:w t i'ttktttt, it11l ...

... I[TEIRAR3 Y NOTES. I IfNone of ily critics,''11 sicys l ale l LI orct5ii or i~tI'll' IA. ?? Is oinni, '1 hafs hicoii a-11 uillo 41 clearly to diso ver wchat i5 lilY theo ry. And Iho4 lu)io ree ii 'becausel I criii nlo aenvi lo~t (N.iN.it'' I The followi iig1, is anetat ?? ?? colc ~ ' l aswitn iii reply IA) 0110 of 1gev critiLice, UIit'it end for which. we tinc indehied to Mr. Hlicte- M.; ...

... jIrU$Ic. DRl. MtAOKvENZIE'S NEW\t ORATORIlO, 'It iS so hlong sin\ce .i stewV oraitorio flunt theo pmea ci i t pwrotnmiseitt ?? ?? hueS beenli ewnil for the hirst tirns in publie a ioud oni.> thalt the liodet lenti 'byetitlohayina t'he Soity of lPr. A\. C. lslackenszie's +ltoilelvxul'n Alo bert lieU1 last nlight muust, if on~ly on this zirftiitut-. be conlsideredl a centarkalmle eiust. it has ...

... IN ?)NF YOL1IJMIE. F. 0.3t. Outliffe Hiyne gives its ini A1 Receip~t di for Diamonds ?? (ilcinetnanti) anl originatl storyP origineli'th cold,. A sc'riton icing~ suit olrlnastt'r ski inl ia Ilitlay and t4( pest tubas ?? of rral in litibit hi eet at Clcuoit. Theby picki li ?? Iit tttrty thri lent ?? ?sL. ?? N\'ldch Utill solut to be r~n the dilisy of the a lehenrist, lbtytnomrd ],ully. 'VtO ...

... A B(TTEIWLY SHOW, int A tsusarkrahlo srhibitionl of 11ritisth arid foreign iu butterlllee aud muoths toes opzened yeaged by bMr. Tro Wiiam~ Watkins, tho woli-keownr enotomuologist; twv dr- doors froms Sit Jnicreo'n Hall, Piocadilly. Theb seu exhibit't being liete, exteely valhtble, asset ] reel atogether of es peoial typo, are ruot stallod liko oxen, l the nor kopt iu oagos like thre dogs, ...

... 'JTl l- BN.E EY.N GfAl-1f ALT CL.UB. 'Il, £vb ?? to C j~iiiti:tLI soil skr'ieiiui tvn embers o i.: ii. A i Lii-it si Cl lu ~b lat til- l~nitily Paziery, ?? ;L 5110 cevr prootio irilvieawutiii;tllirigi 1 .1] Ill£ ?? SI~t i. l'iar IiiceiolitI ?? 110~ Ptcabtoto iii ,:l^:iti tv ...

... MUSIC OF THE DAY, South G 1, MeSSi, W ns trq n Co.-Prethsest=ueo19 11 Lakme of pretty ballads is Smile and Wait, weilid Lake composed by Wallace Bruce aud Louisa I. Ors,. il Now sang by a voice of mecium compass this son seirh and a great succese. A very taking song for a o d 1j, ,oice is The Clearing Shower, words by ENOW H. Mitllchell, music by E. Boger. Of two p rsyl- lullabies we ...