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THE CRYSTAL PALACE . Week after week on Friday delighted throngs may be seen hurrying to the railway terminus , anxious" to obtain seats in the foremost rows at the now celebrated matinees given in this gorgeous concert-room . The attendance , sensibly augmented since the new regulation respecting single tickets , is occasionally almost more than the accommodation warrants ; and we hope , for the remainder of the concerts , to see better and ampler arrangements carried out for the comfort of the visitors . Beside the attraction of these concerts , the flower-shows draw enormous crowds of all ranks hither , and during the last few days the opening of the great

fountains has been graced by the presence of royalty itself , to the satisfaction of one of the largest throngs of persons ever assembled at this our English Versailles . In a musical point of view , the various experiments have now , we believe , resulted in complete success . Grisi , Bosio , Ronconi , Mario , and Gardoni , never sang with greater effect or power , or elicited more rapturous applause , than here . As a lounge and haven of refreshment and enjoyment on a hot summer ' s day , surely never was there a floral fairyland more charming , —a " Sans Souci" more insidiously appliant to every sense without fatiguing any I

HERR SIGISMOND SCHMEYER'S CONCERT . This annual morning concert took place at Willis ' s rooms on the 14 th ult ., and was fashionably attended . The principal . attraction was Hummel ' s grand quintet in E flat minor , which was most masterly rendered by Herren Schmeyer , Ries , Paque , Goffrie , and Galliott . Herren Tedesco and Schmeyer also won golden opinions in the duo for two pianos , Homraage a Handel . " The other distinguished performers were Messrs . Ernst , Jules Lefort , Lorenzo , Reichart , Rokitauski , and Regondi , not forgetting Miss Stabbach . Altogether , this was one of the most attractive concerts of the season .

MDLLE . RELRICHART'S CONCERT . The selection of music given at this musical reunion was well calculated to display the accomplishments of the fair debutante , who is a pupil of Herr Tedesco . She performed several pieces splendidly , particularly Beethoven ' s moonlight finale , and the andante and finale from Hummel's fantasia in E flat ; her execution with the left hand approaches to the marvellous . The concert was supported by Herren Rokitauski and Jansa and Mr . Boleyn Reeves .

MR . AGUILAR'S MORNING CONCERT . Madame Yiardot Garcia shared the triumph on this occasion with several other vocalists of note , —as Signer Tradier , Herr Reichardt , Madame Beyer Zerr , and Mdlle . E . Krall . The instrumental performers were Messrs . Hausmann , Ernst , Kuhe , and Aguilar ; but every lesser fire paled before the exquisite performance of Madame Schumann , whom once to hear is never to cease admiring .

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ON THE MYSTERIES OF THE EARLY AGES AS CONNECTED WITH RELIGION. Article 1
PRINTERS' ASYLUM. Article 5
AN INCIDENT OF THE ST. LEGER FAMILY. Article 6
THE SIGNS OF ENGLAND; Article 8
MASONRY: Article 12
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 13
ST. ANN'S SCHOOLS, FLORAL FETE, CREMORNE. Article 14
« PASSE." Article 15
MUSIC. Article 16
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE " MARK " DEGREE. Article 28
THE CHRISTIANITY OF MASONRY. Article 28
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 29
GRAND LODGE. Article 32
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'SINN ROAD. Article 36
METROPOLITAN. Article 39
INSTRUCTION. Article 41
PROVINCIAL. Article 43
ROYAL ARCH. Article 58
KNIGHTS TEMPI AE. Article 60
SCOTLAND. Article 61
IRELAND. Article 62
INDIA. Article 63
AMERICA. Article 64
HOLLAND. Article 65
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JUNE. Article 65
Obituary. Article 70
NOTICE. Article 72
TO COEEESPONDENTS. Article 72
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE . Week after week on Friday delighted throngs may be seen hurrying to the railway terminus , anxious" to obtain seats in the foremost rows at the now celebrated matinees given in this gorgeous concert-room . The attendance , sensibly augmented since the new regulation respecting single tickets , is occasionally almost more than the accommodation warrants ; and we hope , for the remainder of the concerts , to see better and ampler arrangements carried out for the comfort of the visitors . Beside the attraction of these concerts , the flower-shows draw enormous crowds of all ranks hither , and during the last few days the opening of the great

fountains has been graced by the presence of royalty itself , to the satisfaction of one of the largest throngs of persons ever assembled at this our English Versailles . In a musical point of view , the various experiments have now , we believe , resulted in complete success . Grisi , Bosio , Ronconi , Mario , and Gardoni , never sang with greater effect or power , or elicited more rapturous applause , than here . As a lounge and haven of refreshment and enjoyment on a hot summer ' s day , surely never was there a floral fairyland more charming , —a " Sans Souci" more insidiously appliant to every sense without fatiguing any I

HERR SIGISMOND SCHMEYER'S CONCERT . This annual morning concert took place at Willis ' s rooms on the 14 th ult ., and was fashionably attended . The principal . attraction was Hummel ' s grand quintet in E flat minor , which was most masterly rendered by Herren Schmeyer , Ries , Paque , Goffrie , and Galliott . Herren Tedesco and Schmeyer also won golden opinions in the duo for two pianos , Homraage a Handel . " The other distinguished performers were Messrs . Ernst , Jules Lefort , Lorenzo , Reichart , Rokitauski , and Regondi , not forgetting Miss Stabbach . Altogether , this was one of the most attractive concerts of the season .

MDLLE . RELRICHART'S CONCERT . The selection of music given at this musical reunion was well calculated to display the accomplishments of the fair debutante , who is a pupil of Herr Tedesco . She performed several pieces splendidly , particularly Beethoven ' s moonlight finale , and the andante and finale from Hummel's fantasia in E flat ; her execution with the left hand approaches to the marvellous . The concert was supported by Herren Rokitauski and Jansa and Mr . Boleyn Reeves .

MR . AGUILAR'S MORNING CONCERT . Madame Yiardot Garcia shared the triumph on this occasion with several other vocalists of note , —as Signer Tradier , Herr Reichardt , Madame Beyer Zerr , and Mdlle . E . Krall . The instrumental performers were Messrs . Hausmann , Ernst , Kuhe , and Aguilar ; but every lesser fire paled before the exquisite performance of Madame Schumann , whom once to hear is never to cease admiring .

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