not Yorkshire, 435. Bradford Festival
Choral Society, 451. Bridgetower, Mas-
ter, and The Kreutzer Sonata, 755, 771.
Cahan, E., 359. Castellan, Mad., not Mad.
Novello. 389. Cathedral Music, 405.
Conducting and Conductors. 803. Davi-
son, Mr. J. W., and "Musical Criticism,"
616. Dead March in Saul, The, 51.
Editor of La Presse de Londres, 359. Ella
Tremante, 795, 803. Fowle, Dr., 91, 115,
135, 147, 165. Fowler, C., 795. Funke, J.,
795. God bless them both, 93.

Goddard,

Miss, Arabella, 90. Greek Scales, the, 803.
Heller, M. Stephen, 740. Justus, 134. La.
blache's last appearance at the Royal Italian
Opera, 99. Lablache in an Opera of Verdi,
115. Lamartine on the Brussells Congress,
692. Lindley (the late) and Piatti (the pre-
sent), 435. Marx, Dr., 195. Mendelssohn's
unpublished MSS., 259. Mozart's Son, 467-
531, 564, 615. Music and Social Improve-
ment, 803. Musical Criticism, 611. National
Anthem, the, 147. Old Truepenny, 28, 45.
Opera glasses, 531. Organ at St. Thomas,
Stepney, 195. Organ at Hackney (Diapa-
son), 435. Oxon, Cantab, or Lambeth, 99.
Pauer, E., 817. Perfunction, Beethovenian
on, 435. Praeger, J, O., 643, 692. Pre-
centors aud their duties, 659. Presumed
Plagiarisms, 147. Riviere, Robert, 135.
Rubinstein, Anton, 405. Sacred Harmonic
Society (Musicus), 740. Salaman, C., 22.
Second, J., 372. Stephens, C. E., in re
"Helmesley," 707, 725. Truth and the
Birmingham Festival, 643. Westminster
Abbey, Evening Services, 275. Westminster
Palace Bells, 692, 708. Wilson's, Mr.,
Haydn, Three Books, 51. Wilson's Mr.
Haydn, A Fair Proposition, 643. Cour-
teous Consideration (Punch), 457. Cra-
mer, John B, 261. Crystal Palace, 396,
603, 682. Curious Musical questions (New
York Musical Review), 695. Cusins, Mr.
W., 218. Dame aux Camelias, The, 699.
Dangers of Theatres, &c. (Building News),
631. De Omnibus Rebus, (Illustrated
Times), 661. Dean of Carlisle and Precentor
Livingston of Carlisle Cathedral, 591.
Decline of Pantomime (Punch), 173. Dehn,
Siegfried Wilhelm, 291. De Lille, Gaston,
8. Demeur, Madame Charton, 501. Dia-
pason, The, 508. Dickens, Mr. Charles,
830, 557. Don, Sir William on Etiquette,
653. Don Giovanni Controversy, The, 491.
Don Juan at the Théâtre Francais, 532.
Donizetti, An unpublished Opera by, 311.
Double Gloucester View of Novelists, 46.
Dramatic College, The, 554. Drayton, Mr.
and Mrs. Henri's Entertainment, 715.
Duprat, M., Tragic Accident to, 84. Easter
Amusements, 229. Eisfeld, Theodor, 717.
Elijah in London, 103. Ella's, Mr., Musi-
cal Union (Athenæum), 443. Endersohn,
Madame, 109. English Artists in the United
States, 814. Entertainments (Saturday
Review), 548. Epigrams, 746, 759, 771, 795.
Epitaphs for Music, 814. Ernst, Herr, 140,
714. Festival of the Sons of the Clergy,
333. Festival Performance, The (From the
Dispatch), 87. Festival of the Three Choirs,
78. Fétis, M., On the present state of Music,
68, 101, 141, 148, 237, 278, 291. Field,
John (Echo), 767, 771. Fine Art Society,
The New, 698. Fire at Squire's Pianoforte
Manufactory, 525. Fischoff, M., of Vienna
(Library of), 467. Flotow's Martha (Ga-
zette Musicale), 116. Formes, Herr Carl,

650.

EPIGRAMS.-746, 759. 771, 795, 822..
EPITAPHS.-814.
FOREIGN.-Amsterdam, 198. Athens, 198.
Baden-Baden, 477, 583. Berlin, 135, 158,

Bordeaux,
539, 540,
Brussels,

198, 333, 423, 750. Bonn, 197.
198. Boulogue Sur Mer, 494,
579. Brooklyn (America), 30.
198, 238, 734. Coblenz, 637. Cologne, 7,
43, 197, 214, 246, 358, 534. Cracow, 780.
Darmstadt, 195. Frankfürt on the Maine,
55, 391, 647. Genoa, 253. Goettingen,
214. Gotha, 198. Hague, The, 115. Ham-
burgh,406. Kingston (Canada),581. Leipsic,
295. Lugano, 711. Lyons, 711. Madrid, 823.
Milan, 108, 214, 343, 359, 403. Munich, 517.
Naples, 198, 262, 634. New York, 62,
204, 292, 439, 471, 636, 645, 662, 775.
Nice, 29, 69. Paris, 14, 29, 39, 76, 93, 157,
166, 196, 214, 269, 295, 326, 342, 478, 510,
524, 592, 603, 621, 637, 700, 775. Phila-
delphia, 775. Prague, 135, 407, 493. Rio,
637. Rome, 29. Rossini, 295. Rotterdam,
6, 119. Rubinstein, 295. St. Petersburg,
38, 182, 198, 423, 583. Spa, 581. Stock-
holm, 507. Sutton, Mr. A. J., 296. Turin,
7, 39, 71, 125, 151, 231. Utrecht, 198.
Vienna, 40, 198, 237, 407, 423, 471, 510,
535, 579. Warsaw, 71. Wieniawski, 295.
Foreign Regimental Bands, 490
Formes, Herr, 12, 27, 394, 478
Fraud on a Pianoforte Manufacturer, 619
Frezzolini, Madame, 182
Frikell, Professor Wiljalba, 571, 682, 803
From Grave to Gay (Punch), 749

George V. King of Hanover, 461
Giuglini, Signor, 701
Gladstone, Mr. W. E., on Music, 676
Glinka, Michael von, and Music in Russia, 117,
149

Gloucester inre Hereford (Gloucester Chronicle),
588

Gluck, Some remarks on, 52
Goddard, Miss Arabella, 124, 261, 267, 283,
297, 327, 579, 627
Goldschmidt, Mad. Jenny Lind, 43, 90,394,410
Gounod's New Opera, 53
Graceful Tribute (Punch), 199
Great (Pianistic) Unknown, 423
Greek Tragedy (Le Ménistrele), 734
Grétry's Compositions (l'artiste de Paris), 743

Handel's Monument at Halle, 275, 810
Handel, Ode to (Punch), 292
Handel and Sir Walter Scott, 476
Harmonium, Mr. W. E. Evans, 750
Harmony and Counterpoint, 716
Harvest Moon, The, 779
Hayes, Catherine, Death of the husband of, 475
Helmore, Rev.T., Lecture on Church Music, 764
Heine, Henri, about Music, &c., 500, 541, 580,
607

Her Majesty's Chapel Royal, Windsor, 182
Her Majesty's Theatre, 627, 823
Hereford Musical Festival, 172, 220, 476, 551,
571, 588, 589, 733
Herold's Muletier, 311
Herz, Henri, 180, 235.
Hiller, F., Oratorio of Saul, 5
Historical Notice of the Imperial Theatres in
Vienna, 164
Hood's (Tom,) Reasons for not publishing his
Life, 675
Howell, Mr., 537

Humber, Mile. The Violinist (Punch), 509
Impromptu on Pyne and Harrison, 757
Interpolation in Auber's Crown Diamonds,
742

Lablache, Life of, 85, 100, 141
Lancia, Madame, 231
Lays (France Musicale), 518
L'Armonia and M. Durillon d'Engelure, 551
Lazarus, Miss, 122

Le Nouveau Piff-Paff de Mossoo, 115, 136,
243
Liszt, Franz, 518.
LEADING ARTICLES :—

A wise man will accommodate himself to circum-
stances, 234. Adelphi Theatre, Last night of
the Old, 377. Albert Smith, 821. Astley's
and the Equestrian Drama, 666. Aytoun's,
Professor, Ballads of Scotland, 522. Bach,
J. S., Passion, 200. Bach Mania, The, 392.
Balfe (M.), and his Plagiarisms, 153. Ber-
lin (Musical), Heine, and Mendelssohn, 472.
Benedict's Vocal Association, 760. Bennett,
Professor, and his Photograph (Athenæum),
649. Bidwell, Mr., and The Morning Adver-
tiser, 171. Buckstone's, Mr., Benefit, 425.
Cambridge University, Musical Examina-
tion Paper, 9. Caxtons (The), and "Thorough
Bass," 649. Classical concerts, and the
Athenæum, 104. Comedy as it should be,
809. Concert of La Presse de Londres, 344,
376. Cramer, John B., 264. Crystal.
Palace, 265, 729, 745. Decline and fall of
the British drama and the Press, 138, 153.
Dickens, Charles, and his readings, 250.
Distin's, Mr., monster concert at the Crys-
tal Palace, 665. Don Giovanni, Signor
Alary's alterations of, 456. Dramatic
readings, 186. Dramatic College (The),
473. England not a musical nation ? 296.
English and foreign artists, 328. Festival
performances (The), 89, 121. Fétis, M., on
the present state of musical art, 313. Fitz-
ball, Mr. Edward, "Thirty-five years of his
life," 698. French dramatists and English
adaptors, 776. Freuch poetry, 361. Frikell,
Professor Wiljalba, 650. General Theatrical
Fund, 216. Gladstone, Mr., on music, 680.
Goddard, Miss Arabella, and the Ne Plus
Ultra and Plus Ultra, 280; (A German
critic), 602; (Herr Kuhé, Madame Oury,
and The Brighton Gazette), 792. Handel
statue at Halle, English subscription to the,
329. Handel Centenary and the Choral
Demonstration, 440. Harley, Mr. John
Pritt (Death of), 553. Hereford Musical
Festival, 504. Horsley, Dr. (Death
of), 408. Italian operas (The two),
24; (Three in London), 330, 345.
Jullien's twentieth season, 697. Kean, Mr.
C., and the state performances at Her
Majesty's Theatre, 42, 56. Lablache,
Death of, 72. Leeds Musical Festival, 232,
248, 536. Literary Fund (The), 170.
Lloyd's Newspaper and its theatrical
critics, 457. London dulness in Sep-
tember, 537. Lyceum Theatre and its
various lessees, 602. Matthews, Mr.
Abel, 489, 505. Meeting of the three
choirs, 569. Mendelssohn's Elijah, and
the Sacred Harmonie Society, 120.
Mendelssohn, and The Saturday Review,
184. Modern and legitimate style of piano-
forte playing, 360. Muse Melpomene,
570. Music, State of, (Season 1858),
424. Music has two paths to success,
88. Musical Instruction, 821. Music in
America (Progress of), 58. Musical Season,

563.

Reed's, Mr. and Mrs. German, Entertainment,
77, 357.

Reeves, Mr. Sims, Reflections on (Morning
Advertiser), 462.

Reeves, Mr. Sims, at the National Standard
Theatre, 619.

Reeves, Mr. Sims," and "Common Sense," &c.
(Era), 811.

Reichardt, Herr, 46, 167.
Rendel, M. Andreas, 476.
REVIEWS :-

Allen, G. B. Avery, Ellen, 371. Balfe,
M. W. 691. Baumer, H., 163. Beale,
II. W. A., 99. Benedict, J., 3. Berger,
F., 3. Birch, W. H., 755. Bishop, John,
163. Brissac, Jules, 163. Brooke, J. O.,
37. Browne, T., 21. C. E., 371. Chap.
pell's Music of the Olden Time, 21, 36,
132. Cooper, T. C., 371. Cox, F. R.,
691. Dawes, A., 36. Durrner, J., 21.
Eichler, Herr, 37, 691. Enderssohn, M.,
163, 371. Ewer and Co.'s Album (for 1858).
4. Forbes, G., 3. Fowle, T. Lloyd, 67,
Fulcher, J., 133. Gabriel, V., 37. Ganz, W.,
163. Giuglini, A., 22. Glascock, Miss
Ellen, 163. Glover, Stephen, 67, 99.
Graham, T., 21. H. (L. II.), 37. Har
gitt, C., 355. Heller, Stephen, 21, 723.
Holmes, W. H., 618. Holst, Mathias Von,
691. Hordern, F., 3. Kerbusch, Leo, 23.
Laurent, Mr. H., 739. Eugelke, 483.
Luders, Charles, 739. Lysberg, C. B., 36,
37. Macfarren, G. A., 371. McKorkell, C.,
355, 618, 739. McMurdie, J., 20. May-
nard, Walter, 371, 618. Moore's Irish
Melodies, &c., 723. Mori, Frank, 371.
Nordmann, Rudolph, 21. Pelzer, A. W., 3,
451. Richards, Brinley, 19, 20, 21, 35, 37,
83, 131. Riche, J. B., 133. Rummel, J., 51.
Russell, George, 691.
Schulthes, W., 21.
Thomas, Harold, 739.
Verdi, Album, 163.
Wilson, Haydn, 355.
Zante, 133.

Salaman, C., 4, 22.
Smart, Henry, 739.
Torvers, Jolin, 694.
Wallace, W. V., 3, 37.
Wrighton, W. T., 67.

Rewards for the precise signification of, 61
Ristori and Revolution, 621

Rommi, S gnor, 650.

Ronconi, G., 8

Rossini's "William Tell," by a Foreign Con-
tributor, 420

Rossini, 235, 331, 346, 406, 423, 474, 518,
810

Rossini (From the German of Oettinger), 582
Round Catch and Glee Club, 740

Royal Academy of Music, 275, 317

Royal Italian Opera, Rebuilding of, 26

Royal Surrey Gardens, 475

Rubinstein, A. Herr, 7, 46, 477, 539

St. Paul's Cathedral Services, 663

Sacred Harmonic Society, Benevolent Fund,
139

Sacred Harmonic Society, and J. N. Harrison,
Esq., 715

Sainton, M., at Manchester, 201

Salaman's, Mr. C., Lectures, 63, 201, 269, 297,
762

Sarrette, founder of the Conservatoire of Paris,
316.

Schumann, Robert, 318, 361

Schumann, Robert, on Mendelssohn, 533
Shakespere's Birthplace, 477
Singing becoming an impossibility, 86
Singing conducive to health, 462
Sivori, Signor, 501

Smith's, Albert, New Entertainment, 332
Smith's, Albert, Close of Mont Blanc, 441
Smith, Albert, in China, 691, 712
Smith, Mr. E. T., 389

Lyceum.-Lover's Amazements, 61. Extremes,
591.
Marylebone.-

Olympic.-The Red Vial, 667. Porter's Knot,
The, 779.
Princess's.

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Hamlet, 44, 61. Louis XI.,
156. King Lear, 263. King John, 681.
Macbeth, 716.

Royal Italian Opera.-The Prospectus (for
1858) 251. Opening Night, Huguenots,
323, 395. Traviata, 347, 427. Lucrezia
Borgia, 363. Il Barbiere, 379. Fra Diavolo,
395, 458. Otello, 427, 412, 458. Martha,
427, 412. Trovatore, 442. Don Giovanni,
490. Zampa, 506. Termination of the
Season, 523. Review of the Season, 538.
Sadler's Wells.-The Winter's Tale, 634.
St. James's.-Guy Mannering, 359. Hunch.
back (Miss Bessie Willingham), 71k.
Soho.-Amateur Performance, 12.

Lucrezia Borgis, 458. Pyne and
Harrison Company, 603. Rose of Castille,
Martha, 651, 666. Fleur d'amour,
651. Maritana, 715. Crown Diamonds,
731. Bohemian Girl, 762. Trovatore, 779.
Figlia del Reggimento, 811.
Haymarket.-Way to Keep him, 590. The
Rivals, 633. The King's Gardener, 633.
London Assurance (Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mathews), 667. Tale of a Coat, 730.
Belle's Stratagem, 779. Critic, 779. White-
bait at Greenwich, 779. The Tide of Time,

812.

Her Majesty's.-Trovatore, 10, 26, 157, 298.
Traviata, 10, 298. Lucia, 26. Figlia del
Reggimento, 26, 285, 394. Favorita, 26.
Macbeth, 58. Rose of Castille,, 59. The
Festival Performance, 58, 59, 74. The
Bohemian Girl, 107, Prospectus of the
Season, 218. The Huguenots, 250, 266,
314, 363, 442. Don Pasquale, 266. Fleur
des Champs, 298. Don Giovanni, 315, 412.
Il Barbiere, 323. Nozze di Figaro, 347,
362. Reine des Songes, 362. Luisa Miller,
378, 394, 427. Lucrezia Borgia, 394, 427,
458. Zingara (Bohemian Girl), 458. Lu
cilla, 475. Review of the Season, 475. The
After Season, 522,

Vandenhoff's, Mr., Farewell Speech at Liver-
pool, 711

Venua, M., Farewell Concerts at Reading, 557
Verdi's operas, 135, 310
Verdi, an Overture to, 813
Viardot, Madam, 27, 108, 157
Vieuxtemps, 238

Vinning, Miss Louisa, 779
Violins, 823.

Vivier, 167, 327, 379, 470

Wagner (Herr), 109, 238, 621, 630
Wagner's Lohengrin, (Niederrheinische Musik.
Zeitung), 652, 678, 692, 709, 790, 805
Weber, 236, 415, 455, 501
Webster v. Smith, 460
Wedding Ceremony, with choral service, 653
Westminister Palace bells, 675
White, Clement, 126
Wieniawski, M. (the violinist), 537, 725, 756
Worcester General Infirmary, 666, 757
Wreathed Smiles Lloyd's Journal), 710
Wrens (Tribute), 526
Yankees ar talian opera, 775
Yankee Doodle, 615
Yankee Charmer (The), 726
York Music Meeting, 646
Zopff, Dr., and his critics, 164

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Se una pudica, c, do., Melodia
Pura siccome, &, do,, Cantabile
Ah! forse è lui, r, do., Aria
Noi siamo zingarelle, F, do., Du.
Parigi, o cara, F, do., Du.
Di sprezzo degno, F, do., Trio

Somiglia un Apollo, Sc. Terz. e Tem. 5 0
Tutte le feste al Tempio, Sc. e Duet 4 0
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S. C. T. & B.

Caro nome che il mio core, Sc. e Pol. S. 1 6 Cortigiani, vill razza, Aria, B. 30 Figlia mio Padre! Duetto, S. & B. 4 0 La Donna è mobile, Canzone, T. 10 Parmi veder le lagrime, Aria, T. .. 26 V' ho ingannato, Sc. e Du. fin. .. 80 Questa o quella, Ballata, T. 10 Possente amor mi chiami, Melod T, 20 Signor, nè principe, Duetto, T. & S. 4 0 Zitti, zitti, moviamo, Terz., S.T.&B. 3 0 ERNANI.

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Digli ch'è sangue Italico, Sc. e Du. 3 0
Fra queste dense tenebre, Introd. e
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