The Concert
The Grand Concert which took place on this memorable occasion was equally successful with the other portions of the celebration. After the procession had been duly concluded, Herr Alfred…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1874
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Opera Criticism: As It Must Be to Please Theatre Managers
AVING premised this much generally (1), we will proceed to our notice of the performance which was listened to with breathless…
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ON Wednesday, the 8th of July, the usual annual ball, in aid of this deserving charity, was held in the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park. His Excellency the Governor,…
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WHEN the accomplished and world-renowned pianiate left Australia for India, some twelve months ago, few persons anticipated that she would afford us the privilege and pleasure of hearing her marvellous performances again…
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AFTER the termination of the opera season, that enterprising caterer for public amusement, Mr. Henry Parkes, will commence a short season at this popular place of entertainment, which he has engaged from the feted lessee, Mr. Bennett. The season will commence on Tuesday…
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YESTERDAY evening, the very attractive and reeherehd concertain aid of the Bennett testimonial fund came off at the Victoria Theatre. The public nobly responded to the appeal. Every part of the house was densely crowded, and…
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THIS house was closed hut night in consequence of the Hidden departure of Madame Goddard, for Melbourne, in the Dandenong. The causes that led to Madame Goddard's disappointing the public and the…
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THE plain and fancy dress hall given annually in aid of the funds of this laudable institution came off last evening, at the Masonic Hall, and proved as successful as any of its predec[?]sors. The interior of the hall was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Jessie Trim. [The right of publication has been purchased by the proprietors of the Sydney Mail.] Chapter Xxxv. Turk Westf's Appearance at the West End Theatre and Its Results
EARLY in the morning I watched for an opportunity to endeavour to make peace with Jessie. My mother had been in great anxiety about me during the night, and had come down to my bedroom three or four…
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THE Masonic ball came off last evening at the Free mason's Hall, York-street. At the outset it promised to be a success, and that premise was well fulfilled. The object of the ball was to assist the Masonic…
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MISS MAY HOWARD AS PHILIPPA, IN CHARLES READE'S GREAT DRAMA OF THE WANDERING HEIR…
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THE Masonic ball came off on Friday, at the Freemason's Hall, York-street. At the outset it promised to be a success, and that promise was well fulfilled. The object of the ball was to assist the Masonic…
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THE public bas now an opportunity of judging of the value of the purchase lately made for the National Gallery. Five of the pictures which formed part of the Barker collection are new exposed for view in Trafalgar-square,…
Continued on Trove, page 329 →Quarter Sessions. a Customs Locker Missing. Madame Goddards Concert. Melbourne Markets. [A portion of the following appeared in our Second tuition of Yesterday,] Later English News Via Torres Straits. Brisbane, Monday, 3.6 p.m
The Duke of Richmond has given notice that he intends to take steps forthwith to ensure the abolition of betting at race meetings held at the Park, Goodwood…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tales. [?] Cupid on a Swiss Tour; Or, Pictures Among the Snow Mountains. a Story for Girls
CHAPTER I.—TWO YOUNG LADIES AND THEIR CHAPERONE SET OUT FOR INTERLACHEN—AN UNPROTECTED BACHELOR ALSO STARTS FOR SWITZERLAND, "OH dear, I should so like to go abroad this summer…
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