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THE FRENCH INUNDATIONS. 24th Tune 1856. Sra—Is Mr. Bridges Adams right about the causes of the inundations in France ? He argues upon a narrow basis of facts. I know the country......
It Was A Happy Idea Of Mr. Gye To Give
a series of weekly concerts at the Crystal Palace. They were set on foot to furnish him with the - means of keeping his great establishment together : for which purpose he......
'as If To Mark The Limits To The Capacities Of
artists, which artists them- selves are-so apt to overlook, Roneoni, who last week appeared at the Lyoeum in the character of Bon 'Giovanni - and failed egregiously, has this......
M. Levasso ,r Who Has Associated With Himself Another Clever
vocalist ydept Jules Lefort, reappeared yesterday at the Hanover Square Rooms, with a bundle of oddities after his usual fashion. His chief novelty is a scene between two......
Parisian Tnzararckts.
A new comedy entitled Le Pied d'Argile has failed at the Theatre Francais ; and a new piece entitled Un .Enfant du Sieete has been pro- dubed with success at the Vaudeville. The......
The Sixth And Last Concert Of The Philharmonic Season, On
Monday evening, was wholly devoted to a single work, Schumann's cantata, Paradise and the Peri. Its production was connected with Madame Lind Goldschmidt's generous consent to......
The Performance Of The Creation At Exeter Hall On Wednesday
even- ing was Madame Goldschmidt's last appearance but one in England. There was a vast assemblage ; and the general excitement was greater, if possible, than ever. Jenny Lind......
64ratrrs Hub 51fithir.
Although the play Pia dei Tolomei is as paltry an affair as could be expected from a dramatist who had set himself the task of concocting something out,of nothing for the sake......
The Largest Theatre, However Crowded, Cannot Be More Than...
and full houses may be drawn by very different amounts of attraction. But a succession of full houses night after night, the last as full as the first, have testified to......
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