... in Dublin to make arrangements for the production on an extensive scale of a serles of Italian opersw in this city before Easter. DEATHI Or THE CoUETss or SANDWICH - We regret to announce the demiee of the Countess of Sand. wiebh, vho died at an early ...

... slightly marred ' rffect of her singing. The son- tsars above the forest glimmer, i vhieh Picorin expresses his or Mirette, rises out of the level of comic :.t-o the region of the sentimental, and e-y ndcely orchestrated. Picorin was capi- y;resented by ...

... us with them; or rather, on whatever proud level the Orange party stand, the geniup aisid virtues of the Irish people will rise to it, and the world will acknowledge that in no requi-i site of mind or honour, in no lineament of noble or generous feel- ...

... ru~esalonsepforma 'body of melody ' surpassed indihe wcrof any comrnpos~e~r. The 'three 'great' duets, '~,Bel aImgo ,ibbe te a ris'ee' and hat between Astir and It, emliramide., a~re without r.ivals : nor, 'are the arias or .coa. ; certed piepes univorthy ...

... Iwisy? Iiecauqohbethrew white into t'sjiirlsn'scontrast I ?? bisek, and for tt'1' reason. rise Ifivolity and pansderf'il of Ihigaleflo to ?? gay vsce3 of hds easter, are so Admloir- ably shown off egadiist the trn2a~o circssmsl'iccs of the plot in whiclh ...

... the sapient pig, and other accomplished animals whose popularity is coextensive with civilization, and whose memories will rise like moun- tains o'er the sphere of time. The same feats which were so effective in drawing down the plaudits of the divinities ...

... Perlslan public. We hear that a performance of Signor Rle- bertla Maos with fuil orcheatra Iaoto be got up In Edinburgh for Easter. 'I A letter from Berlin soyS Jules Benedict'e I .ose yen Evion wee highly succeselul on the night of i8 pro * doictlon. Since- ...

... visitor D'Oyly Cartes Opera Company (one of whose companies commences a week atthe Gaietyto-night) in Uaddon fiall, which last Easter scored a distinct suceess in the approval of crowded Dublin audiences. He must needs be a confirmed grumbler who would set ...

... pow-,eriu and wx li trained coinpany of singers, pracoice ly exhi~nitlsss renuurces for the presents.- ti-rn to a tori et:rise enI scene, 'a new theatre de- Vaidtfu to the(I eve and luxurious to the body, and anU audiencc iuainbcrhiai a host of menh ...

... primans donna, who made her debut at Covent- garden on Tuesday. The great celebrity which Miss Haves has gained ie Italy gave rise to expectations from her first appearance here, which exposed her to a severe ordeal ; but she met it trimupliantly, convincing ...

... especdally as we have no substitutes in reserve, for an Irish Iemandt Is clearlng off tile little meize we had on beand ; the rise already ex- perienead will, hovwever, tench eolnorniy, and induce foreign shipments ; and It 1s well this has occurred In time ...

... associations con-nected with --he blessed cia' sof the -Nativity, have nothaing whatever to dlo ?? that subject, A comment on Easter, or \V'n Wit Sunday, or indeed, on any other day i's- jcgniied in the Christian year, would with a few jkaugesof words in ...