Mr. Wallace's Concert
FROM the lateness of the hour at which the Concert closed last night, we are prevented from giving a detailed account of the performances, but we feel called upon to allude to the splendid per…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1836
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Mr.wallace's Concert
On'Friday evening, Mr. W. gave his first Concert at the Royal Hotel, and in spite of'the'inclemency of the weather, the room was crowded by nluch of the…
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THE Concert.âLast Friday Mr. Wallace's Concert took place at the Royal Hotel, and notwithstanding the rain falling in torrents the room was crowded to excess by…
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It affords us great pleasure to state that the second Concert given by Mr. Wallaco, on Friday evening last, was a triumphant one, both as to performance…
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On Friday evening last, Mr. Wallace's second Concert came off, as notified by previous advertisement; the disappointment experienced by numbers at not having had…
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The unfavorable state of the weather we regret to learn prevented the attendance of numerous families of high respectability who, in addition to those who honored the…
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Owing to the unfavourable state, not of the weather, but of certain leading streets of which we have so repeate [?]y complained, the Concert of Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Poetical [?]Sion—original. a Frolic of the Gooddess of Song. To Mrs. Chester, Theatre Royal, Sydney
POLYHYMNIA, once in frolic mood, A strange eccentric whim pursued, That there should be of glee no dearth, Amongitthe children of the earth…
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M[?]LPOMENE, one day, with woe, Said, "I must visit earth below, I'll see how mortal creatures do;" Said THMIA, laughing, "I'll go to."…
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JOHN THOMAS was a Shropshire man, And eke a worthy nailer; He had a stout-built portly frame, And his flame she was a Taylor;…
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Forbes's Hotel, Campbell Town, was in the evening the scene of great gaiety, a Fancy Dress Bull taking place under the management of the Stewards. The front of…
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Forbe's Hotel, Campbell Town, was in the evening the scene of great gaiety, a Fancy Dress Ball taking place under the management of the Stewards. The front of the Hotel…
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Forbes' Hotel, Campbelltown, was in the evening the scene of great gaity, a fancy dress hall Inking place under the management of the Stewards. The front of the hotel was…
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MR. RIPPINGILLE has been for a long time resident in France; and on his return was so struck with the drunkenness prevalent in this country, that he determined upon…
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With much good taste and judgment, Mr. Mackay produced on Saturday evening for his benefit, the Drama of the "Vampire, or the Bride of the Isles,", which, from its deep interest, was well calculated…
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It must be allowed that most of the pleasurable diversions have a tendency when pursued with ardour to direct the mind.âconsequently the study of music, while it…
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Cards of Invitation to a Ball for the purpose of celebrating His Majesty's Birth Day having been issued by His Excellency's Commands, for last evening, the 30th instant…
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His Excellency the Governor held a Levee at Government House on Saturday last, being the anniversary of His Majesty's birth day. At the, hour appointed for the reception of the visitors, a…
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Cards of invitation to a Ball for the purpose of celebrating His Majesty's birth-day having been issued by His Excellency's commands, for Monday evening, the 30th…
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Notwithstanding the inauspicious state of the weather, the attendance at Mr. "Wallace's Concert on Wednesday evening was unquestionably greater than tit any previous…
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