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... the palace existed, at hewmnarket, at Somerset House, and wheresoever the court might be, there were piyers either noble amateurs or ser- vants of te king, the queen, or princes. Queen Elizabeth, in 183, at the request of Sir Francis Welsiugham, established ...
... Biti lies so conipletely remiedlied, iliac lis orchestra is now qitite at musical treat to the coitioiss-eur eawell its amateur. The stutiot0ttee bill of' cuis Itoatre holds forth prontises of prancoing steedls, roaring liotns, antil fairy- N ballets ...
... yrs old, by Zinganee, nout of Miss Lydia; anld Hope, 2 yrs Old, Belshazzar, out of sister to Swinton. CRIscXTm'.-TheRnyal Amateur Society of Cricketers pila' their finish. lug match for mlsisseasoin~under Mr. Kesb~y's supcrintendenceon Wedries. dlay next ...
... London, that it is quite superfluous to say anything upon thesubject of the drama; while the mins c is so familiar o the amateur, as well as the critic, and has so long been stamped with the currency of public approbation, that it leaves us little or ...
... Fridays, so long as the weatner will percait, in their subscription ground, at the Stag Tavern, Fulhamn Read, Chelsea, where amateurs and scientific marksmen ucay be gra- tified by witnessing the friendly contest for pro eminence in this gentle) manly antusement ...
... without the aid of a magnifying-glass. It must sell, therefore, as a curiosity; and will probably fetch a good price from die amateur. ScUBSTITUTES Fon So.sp.-Puit any quantity of pearlasi, or soda, into a large jar, cover it lightly, and in a few days it ...
... humiour, in lhiels die conepany, whirls was very nmerous, appeat-et voer cor- dially to participate.' Several of the local Amateur cud Mentpeiier playersiwere preselst. Vritoprisiicipal featmire ititheeos-erningstpiro4eed- tugs oeigissted in a commauticaliio ...
... inmateur. The subject is simple asid t ilodiois, the accosn-a'nitnient invairiably correct, which is not often the case with amateure. The descending notes oln the1 base, at page 2, are well conceived and cleverlv carried on. If we recollect atiht, wve recognize ...
... except to persons of the better classes of society, it is totally out of the question. I aum, sir, your obedient servant, AN AMATEUR. [Our correspondent may as well call book-publishinhg a monopoly, since the profit; of the retail dealer amounts to a fourth ...
... generosity. IV. J.-Time experintint lhat succer ded, but it is fraught with danger. and wve seould not recommnemld it. AN AMATEUR CHMISTs inquoirec whether ire think it impossible to make a diamiond. Considering the partial success whichb has attended ...
... Beauty is a pleasing and ele- gant trifle, both poetically and musically speaking, although an amateur's name is affixed to it. Grace a Diet ! all amateurs are not Grundyi. Fifteen. Cathedral Clhants. Composed by GEORGE J. ELVEY, Mus. Bac., Oxon. Coventry ...
... any material alteration in the previous estimates, still there is a fascinating contemplation produced in the mind of the amateur and the professed book man, on occasions like these, which keeps expectation alive, if not on the qui vive. By the subjoined ...