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Notes On Music And The Drama.

NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA .

At Covent Garden a special morning performance of the Pantomime will be given this day . Drury Lane continues to be well patronized ; the morning representations of " The Dragon of AVantley" are to be continued every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the month , Ash-AVednesday excepted , when a special entertainment of a musical

character will he provided . At the Haymarket Bro . Buekstone's programme will remain unchanged through the whole of the present month , Jlr . Sothern ' s reannearance beinar deferred till the 1 st of

ilav-At the Adelphi Bro . Benjamin Webster has produced Jlr : Burnand ' s new drama entitled "Dead JIan's Point ; or , The light-house on the Cam Ruth . " At the Princess's has been revived Jlr . Andrew Halliday ' s dramatic version of " The Fortunes of Nigel , " which , under the title of "King of Scots , " proved so successful at Drury-lane ,

Mr . Phelps representing the characters of King James and Trapbois , the miser . The Prince of Wales and suite honoured the performance at this theatre with their presence on Wednesday . At the Queen ' s the attraction of Jlr . and Mrs . Rousby has been found as great as ever . The reproduction of the historical

play of "' Twixt Axe and Crown" has been attended with all the good fortune of its early days . At the acting of Jlrs . Bousby the public testify their admiration in the strongest manner .

At the Gaiety , the programme consists of " Bardell v . Pickwick" and "The Princess of Trebizonde , " in both of which Jlr . J . L . Toole appears . At the Olympic a special morning performance of " 27 ell" is to be given on Wednesday , the 14 th insfc . Afc the Opera Comique " Found Drowned " is recognised as a

drama worthy of popular support . At the St . James ' s the comedy of " Naval Engagements " has been substituted for " AVar , " and in which Miss Sophie Larkin , Mr . Lin Bayne , and Jlr . AVilliam Farren will reappear . On Thursday the uew burlesque , entitled " A ' esta , " written by Messrs . Farnie and Musgrave was produced .

The Boyal Court Theatre in Sloane Square , has been well supported hy fashionable audiences . At the Holborn Amphitheatre the wonderful female gymnast known as " Lulu the Circassian , " made her appearance on Monday . The extraordinary performance , which includes a perpendicular upward leap of 25 feet , must bo seen to be believed .

At Sadler ' s AVells Aliss Marriott has resumed the management . Her rendering of Julia , in "The Hunchback " is one of the best of her many histrionic achievements . " Ingomar " and " Hamlet " have also been given . The performances concluded each evening with "The Beturn of the Tieket-of-Leave JIan . "

At the Standard the pantomime " Bide a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross ; or , Harlequin and the Silver Amazons , " is still retained . In the course of the performance Miss Derby sings "The AVatch on the Rhino , " Mrs . Brian gives " Garibaldi ' s Hymn , " "The Marseillaise "is rendered by Jliss Russell , and Mdlle . Albertazzi chants " Rule Britannia . "

Notes On Music And The Drama.

At the Strand , the Holborn , Prince of Wales , Royalty , Vaudeville , Astley's , Surrey , and the other Theatres the programmes have remained unaltered . Afc the Gallery of Illustration the new entertainment , " A Sensation Novel , " has met with great success . The passages read from the imaginary novel are extremely characteristic .

The music , arranged by Mr . German Reed , includes a romance hy Miss Fanny Holland , and a comic song hy Mr . Corney Grain . At the Alhambra tbe Grand Promenade Concerts have been revived , the second series promising to be upon a scale of still greater magnificence than that which distinguished the first , and M . Riviere , the musical conductor , may be congratulated upon

the enthusiasm his command nightly elicits . A heroic fantasia , entitled " Le Beveil du Lion , " expressly arranged by Bro . the Chevalier de Kontski , for full orchestra , pianoforte , military band , and a chorus , is nightly listened to with the most profound attention , and at its conclusion loud applause testified to the delight of the audience . The " Marseillaise " is sung by

Madame Guymar , JI . Dubreil , and Signor Bordogni , and arouses the audience to an extraordinary pitch of excitement , expressive of sympathy with France . The greatest care has been manifested in the arrangements of the hall so as to ensure the comfort of the visitors .

Poetry.

Poetry .

A FATHER'S PROJIISE . 1 . " My darling boy , " my father said , As I stood hy his knee . " When old enough by time thou ' rt made ,

A JIason thou shalt be . Then thou shalt in the Temple walk , And know our secrets rare . Shall learn to curb all idle talk , And work upon the square .

2 . First thou shalt an Apprentice be , Clad in a badge most pure ; AVhen thou accepted are and free , Advancement eomes full sure ; For next as Craftsmen thou wilt find ,

A prospect brightly fair ; And this thou'lt have to bear iu mind—The work is on the square .

3 . Raised to the Master ' s grade sublime , Thy track thou'dst not retrace . Though thou shoulds't live till end of time This nether world to grace—Reflect on this , " my father said ,

And smoothed my shining hair , " AVhere'er Freemasonry ' s display'd The work is on the square . "

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MASONIC CHARITY. Article 1
MASONIC CURIOSITIES, No. 1. Article 2
MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No. 56. Article 4
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 5
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 6
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 7
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MASONIC MEMS. Article 8
ROYAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Article 8
Craft Masonry. Article 10
PROVINCIAL. Article 12
SCOTLAND. Article 14
MARK MASONRY. Article 15
FREEMASONRY IN NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. Article 17
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 18
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 19
Poetry. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS &c., FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 18TH, 1871. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Notes On Music And The Drama.

NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA .

At Covent Garden a special morning performance of the Pantomime will be given this day . Drury Lane continues to be well patronized ; the morning representations of " The Dragon of AVantley" are to be continued every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the month , Ash-AVednesday excepted , when a special entertainment of a musical

character will he provided . At the Haymarket Bro . Buekstone's programme will remain unchanged through the whole of the present month , Jlr . Sothern ' s reannearance beinar deferred till the 1 st of

ilav-At the Adelphi Bro . Benjamin Webster has produced Jlr : Burnand ' s new drama entitled "Dead JIan's Point ; or , The light-house on the Cam Ruth . " At the Princess's has been revived Jlr . Andrew Halliday ' s dramatic version of " The Fortunes of Nigel , " which , under the title of "King of Scots , " proved so successful at Drury-lane ,

Mr . Phelps representing the characters of King James and Trapbois , the miser . The Prince of Wales and suite honoured the performance at this theatre with their presence on Wednesday . At the Queen ' s the attraction of Jlr . and Mrs . Rousby has been found as great as ever . The reproduction of the historical

play of "' Twixt Axe and Crown" has been attended with all the good fortune of its early days . At the acting of Jlrs . Bousby the public testify their admiration in the strongest manner .

At the Gaiety , the programme consists of " Bardell v . Pickwick" and "The Princess of Trebizonde , " in both of which Jlr . J . L . Toole appears . At the Olympic a special morning performance of " 27 ell" is to be given on Wednesday , the 14 th insfc . Afc the Opera Comique " Found Drowned " is recognised as a

drama worthy of popular support . At the St . James ' s the comedy of " Naval Engagements " has been substituted for " AVar , " and in which Miss Sophie Larkin , Mr . Lin Bayne , and Jlr . AVilliam Farren will reappear . On Thursday the uew burlesque , entitled " A ' esta , " written by Messrs . Farnie and Musgrave was produced .

The Boyal Court Theatre in Sloane Square , has been well supported hy fashionable audiences . At the Holborn Amphitheatre the wonderful female gymnast known as " Lulu the Circassian , " made her appearance on Monday . The extraordinary performance , which includes a perpendicular upward leap of 25 feet , must bo seen to be believed .

At Sadler ' s AVells Aliss Marriott has resumed the management . Her rendering of Julia , in "The Hunchback " is one of the best of her many histrionic achievements . " Ingomar " and " Hamlet " have also been given . The performances concluded each evening with "The Beturn of the Tieket-of-Leave JIan . "

At the Standard the pantomime " Bide a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross ; or , Harlequin and the Silver Amazons , " is still retained . In the course of the performance Miss Derby sings "The AVatch on the Rhino , " Mrs . Brian gives " Garibaldi ' s Hymn , " "The Marseillaise "is rendered by Jliss Russell , and Mdlle . Albertazzi chants " Rule Britannia . "

Notes On Music And The Drama.

At the Strand , the Holborn , Prince of Wales , Royalty , Vaudeville , Astley's , Surrey , and the other Theatres the programmes have remained unaltered . Afc the Gallery of Illustration the new entertainment , " A Sensation Novel , " has met with great success . The passages read from the imaginary novel are extremely characteristic .

The music , arranged by Mr . German Reed , includes a romance hy Miss Fanny Holland , and a comic song hy Mr . Corney Grain . At the Alhambra tbe Grand Promenade Concerts have been revived , the second series promising to be upon a scale of still greater magnificence than that which distinguished the first , and M . Riviere , the musical conductor , may be congratulated upon

the enthusiasm his command nightly elicits . A heroic fantasia , entitled " Le Beveil du Lion , " expressly arranged by Bro . the Chevalier de Kontski , for full orchestra , pianoforte , military band , and a chorus , is nightly listened to with the most profound attention , and at its conclusion loud applause testified to the delight of the audience . The " Marseillaise " is sung by

Madame Guymar , JI . Dubreil , and Signor Bordogni , and arouses the audience to an extraordinary pitch of excitement , expressive of sympathy with France . The greatest care has been manifested in the arrangements of the hall so as to ensure the comfort of the visitors .

Poetry.

Poetry .

A FATHER'S PROJIISE . 1 . " My darling boy , " my father said , As I stood hy his knee . " When old enough by time thou ' rt made ,

A JIason thou shalt be . Then thou shalt in the Temple walk , And know our secrets rare . Shall learn to curb all idle talk , And work upon the square .

2 . First thou shalt an Apprentice be , Clad in a badge most pure ; AVhen thou accepted are and free , Advancement eomes full sure ; For next as Craftsmen thou wilt find ,

A prospect brightly fair ; And this thou'lt have to bear iu mind—The work is on the square .

3 . Raised to the Master ' s grade sublime , Thy track thou'dst not retrace . Though thou shoulds't live till end of time This nether world to grace—Reflect on this , " my father said ,

And smoothed my shining hair , " AVhere'er Freemasonry ' s display'd The work is on the square . "

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