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in this opera Viardot replaced Bozio . One word about Tamburini . We lament , as all must , the decay in this eminent vocalist ' s organ ; at times it is painfully apparent ; for example , in the opening song of Kgaro , u Largo alJPactotum , " especially when contrasted to the perfect melody of Mario , Formes , and Lablache ; but Tamburini makes acting , as

far as may be , supply the failure of voice . Who would recognise age in the completeness of Giovanni's " fastness ; " in the nature , heartiness , and juvenile hilarity of Figaro ? Mario , always splendid in voice , would do well to borrow some of the veteran barytone ' s animation ; his Almaviva is an anomaly , and wants vivacity . With the

" Barber" was given a single act from " Norma , " and those who imagine Grisi ' s voice on the wane , may completely reassure themselves by listening to the splendid duet in which she is supported by Mdlle . Marai ; the latter sometimes indulges in an awkward gesture of the chin , which mars the pleasure of an auditor , by giving an idea of effort on the part of the vocalist , but the richness and flexibility of her voice are admirable . We have seldom seen the house fuller than on June 21 st , when the " Barbiere" was given . "L'Etoile du JNord " is promised early in July .

St. Martin's Hall, Long Acre.

ST . MARTIN'S HALL , LONG ACRE .

Clara JSTovello , Miss Dolby and her sister , with Mr . Sims Reeves and Mr . Weiss , also the chief members of the Italian Opera band , Philharmonic and Sacred Harmonic Society , lent their talents to the cause of charity . The soprano , solo , and chorus , " Remember , O Lord !" were beautifully sung ; and indeed the oratorio contains many musical gems , but our chief desire now is to recommend the charity to the

On May the 30 th , Mr . H . Leslie ' s oratorio , " Immanuel , " was performed at the above Hall , for the benefit of "The Home for Gentlewomen suffering from Reverse of Fortune , " 25 and 26 , Queen-Square , Bloomsbury , and the ability of the composition deserves as much praise as the excellence of the Institution merits sympathy . Miss

notice of those wealthy Brethren whose means enable them to aid its efforts in behalf of a most deserving class . During the last year sixty ladies have been provided for , selected from instances of urgent distress , the latter secretly and patiently borne , by persons reared to comfort and luxurj , and reduced to widowhood or orphanhood by bereaving mortality .

" To some of these ladies , teaching offers a means of support ; hut the greater number , disqualified by delicacy of constitution , or defect or education , must find other modes of life , which are too often still harder and still more precarious . "To meet such cases this Society has been formed ; to secure to the inmates a comfortable home , with hoard , & c ., at the charge of 7 s . 6 d . per week , including medical attendance and medicines . "

The inmates comprise : — " Widows and daughters of officers in the army , 13 ; officers in the navy , 3 ; landowners and private gentlemen , 24 ; clergymen , 7 ; solicitors , 6 ; surgeons , 5 ; bankers , 4 ; merchants , 33 ; professors at colleges , 5 ; artists , 4 ; government officers , 7 ; surveyor . 1 . "

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ART. Article 40
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 41
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION Article 60
ST. MARTIN'S HALL, LONG ACRE. Article 39
A FLIGHT. Article 25
A POETICAL ANSWER IS REQUESTED TO THE FOLLOWING ENIGMA. Article 26
APHORISMATA MASONICA. Article 27
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 28
masonic songs-no. 1. Article 37
ON HEARING A LITTLE CHILD SAY THE LORD'S PRAYER. Article 37
MUSIC. Article 38
SPECULATIVE RAMBLES AMONGST THE STARS. Article 15
TRAVELS BY A FREEMASON. Article 20
PROGRESS. Article 1
NOTES ON ANTIQUARIAN RESEARCH. Article 9
NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 43
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 43
METROPOLITAN Article 44
PROVINCIAL Article 45
FRANCE. Article 57
GERMANY. Article 57
COLONIAL Article 59
NOTICE. Article 63
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR JULY. Article 60
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION Article 61
Obituary Article 62
LIFE AND DEATH. Article 62
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS. Article 63
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 63
ERRATUM. Article 64
ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT. Article 6
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in this opera Viardot replaced Bozio . One word about Tamburini . We lament , as all must , the decay in this eminent vocalist ' s organ ; at times it is painfully apparent ; for example , in the opening song of Kgaro , u Largo alJPactotum , " especially when contrasted to the perfect melody of Mario , Formes , and Lablache ; but Tamburini makes acting , as

far as may be , supply the failure of voice . Who would recognise age in the completeness of Giovanni's " fastness ; " in the nature , heartiness , and juvenile hilarity of Figaro ? Mario , always splendid in voice , would do well to borrow some of the veteran barytone ' s animation ; his Almaviva is an anomaly , and wants vivacity . With the

" Barber" was given a single act from " Norma , " and those who imagine Grisi ' s voice on the wane , may completely reassure themselves by listening to the splendid duet in which she is supported by Mdlle . Marai ; the latter sometimes indulges in an awkward gesture of the chin , which mars the pleasure of an auditor , by giving an idea of effort on the part of the vocalist , but the richness and flexibility of her voice are admirable . We have seldom seen the house fuller than on June 21 st , when the " Barbiere" was given . "L'Etoile du JNord " is promised early in July .

St. Martin's Hall, Long Acre.

ST . MARTIN'S HALL , LONG ACRE .

Clara JSTovello , Miss Dolby and her sister , with Mr . Sims Reeves and Mr . Weiss , also the chief members of the Italian Opera band , Philharmonic and Sacred Harmonic Society , lent their talents to the cause of charity . The soprano , solo , and chorus , " Remember , O Lord !" were beautifully sung ; and indeed the oratorio contains many musical gems , but our chief desire now is to recommend the charity to the

On May the 30 th , Mr . H . Leslie ' s oratorio , " Immanuel , " was performed at the above Hall , for the benefit of "The Home for Gentlewomen suffering from Reverse of Fortune , " 25 and 26 , Queen-Square , Bloomsbury , and the ability of the composition deserves as much praise as the excellence of the Institution merits sympathy . Miss

notice of those wealthy Brethren whose means enable them to aid its efforts in behalf of a most deserving class . During the last year sixty ladies have been provided for , selected from instances of urgent distress , the latter secretly and patiently borne , by persons reared to comfort and luxurj , and reduced to widowhood or orphanhood by bereaving mortality .

" To some of these ladies , teaching offers a means of support ; hut the greater number , disqualified by delicacy of constitution , or defect or education , must find other modes of life , which are too often still harder and still more precarious . "To meet such cases this Society has been formed ; to secure to the inmates a comfortable home , with hoard , & c ., at the charge of 7 s . 6 d . per week , including medical attendance and medicines . "

The inmates comprise : — " Widows and daughters of officers in the army , 13 ; officers in the navy , 3 ; landowners and private gentlemen , 24 ; clergymen , 7 ; solicitors , 6 ; surgeons , 5 ; bankers , 4 ; merchants , 33 ; professors at colleges , 5 ; artists , 4 ; government officers , 7 ; surveyor . 1 . "

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