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S40 THE LEADER. [Ko. 486. July 16, 1859.
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DRURY IiANE^-RQYAL ITALIAN OPERA
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S40 The Leader. [Ko. 486. July 16, 1859.
S 40 THE LEADER . [ Ko . 486 . July 16 , 1859 .
Drury Iiane^-Rqyal Italian Opera
> RTTRY LA 2 JT & -EQYAL IT . ATiTA . N- OPERA
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Lessee and Director , Mr . E . T . SMITH . NOTICE TO THE PTHBLia The lessee , anxious that the million shall have an opportunity of hearing : the first operatic artists In the world at REDUCED PRICKS , respectfully announces to his friends and the public the Xast Twelve Nights of the Season , commencing MONDAY , JULY 18 th , "" WTien the Prices of Admission will teas follows : — SECOND CIRCLE BOXES .. HALF-A-CKOWH PIT ... * A FLORIN LOWEB 6 ALLEKY .......... ONE SHILLING UPPER GALLERY SIXPENCE 'On these occasions ths following eminent artists will -appear , ¦ PRIME DONNE . BATtlTONI . Madlle . Titiens Signor Badiali Madlle . Brambilla Signor Castelli . Madlle . Vaneri Signor Mercuriali Madlle . Dell'Anese Signor Fagotti Madlle . Guarducci ¦ . BASSI . TENOKI . .. Signor Giuglini Signor Marini JSignor Belart Signor JLanzoni Signor L . Graziani Signor Dinelli aSignor Corsi Signor Vialetti jSigiior Slongini On MONDAY , July IS , postively thejlast appearance in . Xondon of Maddle . FICCOLOMINI , whomll conclude her engagement at this theatre in Balfe's opera THE BOHEMIAN GIRL . ( LA ZhtgarA- ) PiccoijOmini ; Guahddcci , Tialetti , and GitrGi-iNi . Arlina , Madlle . Piccolomini ; Regia , Madlle . Guarducci ; The Count , Sig-nor Fagotti -, Devils-Hoof j Signor Vialetti ; and Thaddeus , Signor Giuglini . ^ Thejncreasing enthusiasm , accorded to the magnificent performances of Madlle . Titiens in the r 61 e of Norma and to the Pollio of Signor Mongini , it will be repeated . TUESDAY—NOR 3 IA . Tc tiens , BbAmbula , Vialetti , and Mongini . Pollio , Signor Mongini ; Oroveso , Signor Vialetti ; Adalgisa , Madlle Brambifla ; Clotilde , Madlle . Dell'Anese ; and Srorma , Madlle . Titiens . The demands for the repetition of Donizetti ' s opera , Xucretia Borgia , induces the director to announce it for the last time . . WEDNESDAY—LUCREZIA BORGIA . Titiens , Badiali , and Giugi . ini . Xncrezia Borgia , Madlle . Titiens ; Maffeo Orsini , Madlle . Guaiducci ; II Duca ^ » jgripr Badiali ; Gubetta , Signpr Xanzoni ; and Gennnro , Siguor Gi ' uglini . The brilliant success which has attended Verdi ' s opera , IL TROVATORE , on each of its numerous representations , it will be performed , for the last time on THURSDAY . Titiens , Ba . diai-i , and OtXugi-ini . Leonora , Madlle , Titiens , Azucena , Madlle . Guarducci ; jnes Madlle . Dell'Anese ; 11 Conte di Luna , Signor Badiali ; Fernando , Signor Lan ^ oni ; and Manrico , Signor Giuarlini . Jffusical Directors , and Conductors , M . Benedict and Signor Arditi . A new eystem of ventilation has been adopted , which ¦ will ensure to the public the utmost amount of comfort .
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ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE . Xessees-rMessrs . F . ROBSON and W . S . EMDEN . Monday , 18 th , Wednesday , 20 th , and during- the week—Tuesday , 10 th , for the Benefit of Mr . F . ROBSON—• will be produced a new and original Serlo-Comic Drama , lyTomTTaylor , Esq ., entitled , I'AY 4 BLE ON DEMAND . Principal characters by Messrs . F . Itobson , W . Gordon , € K Cooke , F . Vinlng-, H . Wigan , Conway , H . Cooper , ¦ White , Franks , and Miss Wyndham . After which a now and original Comedietta , by Tom Taylor , Ebo ., entitled NINE POINTS OF ' THK LAW , Characters by Mesara . Addition , G . Yinlng , H . Wigan ; W . Gordon ; Miss Cottrell , and . Mrs . Stirling . Commence at half-past " 7 . ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE . ( Lessees—Messrs . F . Kobaon , and W . S . Emdon . ) Mr , F . Robson begs leave to announce hia BENEFIT ia Jlxed for TUESDAY , 19 th JULY , I 860 , on which occasion -will bo performed an entirely now and original Comedietta , hy Tom Taylor , Esq ., ontlfled NINE ! POINTS OF THJO XAW" . Chnraotors by Mobsi-b . Addison , G . Vining , HE . Wferan , W . Gordon , Miss Oottrell , and Mrs . Sterling . After which a now and original drama , by Tom Taylor , Meq ., entitled PAYAULE ON DEMAND . Charaoteraby Messrs . F , Robeon , W . Gordon , H . Wteun . G . Cooke , F . Tinlne-, Conway , II . Cooper , Franks , White , and Miss Wyndhftm . To conclude with ( for UHb evening- only ) RETAINED 3 POR THE DEFEWOJfl . CJiarnotora by Moeera . F . Robeon , O-. Vinlng , G . Cooke , H . Wigan , IT . Cooper , and Miss Cottroll . TlQkots and plaoon to bo obtained of Mr . O'Rollly , at tho Boac-offloo , from It till 5 o ' clock . Commonoo at half-past Sovon .
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CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS . ST . JAMlflS'S HALL , PICOAPILLY . LAST TEN DATS IN LONDON . Open ovory nlaht at 8 , and Snturdny aftornoon a < 3 . §•/* «¦ 8 « 0 < 30 BS of the » aow Hong 1 and chorus , " Nolly Gray . " ^• SSSt ? A . arei i' * » K « Mory , aa . » wliioh may bo obtained fi w i } A « M ° yft « lbp » ry , 83 , Old Bond-streot » » nd at the Hall , from 0 till 6 , BSBflf ^^ BfiU ?" ^ « tftlnmon * ' «"
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CRYSTAL PAL / AGE ; Arrangements for Week ending Saturday , July 23 : — Monday , open at 9 . . . : Tuesday , ISth , open at 10 . Great Annual Performance on the Handel Orchestra of the Six Thousand Children of the Metropolitan Charity Schools , also Display of the Great Fountains . . ' . ¦' ¦ ' Thursday , open at 10 . Crystal Palace Art Union Subscription Lists close . Friday , open at 10 . Excursion of members and friends of Hemel Hempstead Mechanics' Institution . Admission on the above days , one Shilling ; Children under twelve * Sixpence . "Wednesday , 20 th , open at 10 . Last Grand Concert of the Series , by the Artistes of the Royal Italian Opera , Covent Garden . ¦ . . Admission free by . Two Guinea Season Tickets ; or t » y One Guinea Season Ticket , on , payment of Half-a-Crown ; to non- season ticket holders on payment of 7 s . 6 d . ; or if tickets are purchased of any of the agents before the day , 5 s . Children under twelve half-price . Saturday , j > pen at 10 . Concert . Amission , Five Shillings , Children under 12 , Half-a-Crown . Sunday , open at 1-30 , to Shareholders , gratuitously , by tickets . • ¦ ,- ' Season Tickets price One and Two Guineas each , available to 30 th April 1860 ; may be had at the Crystal Palace ; at 2 , Exeter Hall ; and at the usual agents . ' CRYSTAL PALACE ART UNION . The Subscription Lists for this year will be CLOSED on THURSDAY , 21 st July . The DRAWING for the PRIZES will take place at the Crystal Palace on the following- THURSDAY , viz ., the 28 th July , commencing at Two o'clock , when the Report of the Council and a statement of accounts will be submitted to the Subscribers , who will have free admittance to the Palace and Grounds that day , upon presenting their subscription receipt for the year . Subscribers are earnestly requested to make their selection of the Presentation Works immediately . ¦ ' . ;'
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THE HEART OF THE ANDES , By FREDERIC E . CHURCH ( painter of the Great Fall , Niagara ) , is being- exhibited daily , by Messrs . Day and Sons , Lithographers to the Queen , at the German Gallery , 168 , New Bond-street . Admission One Shilling .
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SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATERCOLOURS . The FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION will shortly CLOSE , at their Gallery , 5 , PALL-MALL EAST ( close to the National Gallery ) , from 9 till dusk . Admittance Is Catalogue 6 d . JOSEPH J . JENKINS , Secretary .
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ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE . LAST TVEEJKS OF MR . CHARLES KEAN AS MANAGER . HESFRY THE EIGHTH FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY . On Monday and during the week ( Wednesday excepted when the Theatre will be closed ) will be presented DYIJfCr FOR LOVE , after which KING HENRY THE EIGHTH . Cardinal Wolsey / Mr .. Charles Kean ; Queen Catherine , Mrs . Charles Kean . T < y conclude with the Farce of IF THE CAP FITS . The performance will commence at 7 o ' clock .
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THEATRE ROYAL , IIAYMARKET . ( Under the Management of Mr , Buckstone ; . ) Mr . and Mrs . Charles Mathews every evening . On Monday , July 18 th , Tuesday , Thursday , Friday , and Saturday , to commence at seven , with the BALANCE OF COMFORT . . Torrington , Mr . Howe ; Mrs . Torrington , Miss Reynolds . After which ( seventeenth time ) the New Comedy , THE CONTESTED ELECTION . With ( second time ) HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY . Mr . and Mrs . Charles Mathews . Concluding with the New Ballet , by Mr . Leclerq , entitled HALLOWEEN , with a numerous Corps do Ballet . Wednesday , July 20 th , the BENEFIT of MISS REYNOLDS , ( nineteenth time ) THE CONTESTED ELECTION . After whioli ( first time these fifteen years ) KNOW YOUIt OWN MIND . Lady Bell ( first tirao ) Miss Reynolds . Concluding with tho New Ballet . Stage-manager , Mr ; Chippendale .
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[ ADVERTISEMENT . ! PAUL JERRARD AND SON'S NEW FINE ART GALLERY . —Choicest engravings , at nominal prices j first - class frames at wholesale prices . Gentlemen furnishing their walls may select from more than 10 , 000 first class engravings of Landseer , Turner and others , at less than a quarter of the published prices , framed and unframed , in every style—viz . those published at 21 s . for Os . Gd . Frames of every description at wholesale prices . Shippers and 'exporters supplied . Catalogues of 3 , 000 wor-ics on receipt of stamp . —Paul Jjurrard and Son , 170 Fleet street , E . C . London .
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I ADVEnTISBMJRNT . j TFiusT and Skcond We think we are safe in saying t ' Jmt none of our readers would travel in a second * class railway-carriage , if they could have a first-class Tor the same faro , nnd equally safe in Baying that as few would take a second-class article if thoy knew they could procure a first-class , at tho same price . Strange as it may seem we have it in our power to name one artlclo which may be obtained on such terms , and that is none other than the celebrated Glenflcld Patent Starch , which has been exclusively used in Her Majesty ' s Laundry for many years , and which has now como into such gcnorol use that the grocers find it more profitable to sellit than inforior articles even at tho sumo price , owing to tho demand for It being ; so very great . We can therefore congratulate our . fair readers on the opportunity they now have of procuring the same Starch , as is used for getting up tho Luces and Linens of Royalty , at about the same price na they would pay for the most common Starch made . We surely have good grounds for recommending this article to them seeing that tho Queon ' a Laundress , with her great experience and after trying 1 almost all other kinds , has pronounced It to bo the finest Starch she ever used .
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House Of Iords. The Italian Question. Ea...
HOUSE OF iORDS . THE ITALIAN QUESTION . Earl Granville said the Government were not in the possession of any further information with respect to the terms of peace that had been signed by France arid Austria . He trusted that Lord Malmesbury would postpone his motion , as any discussion at present would be attended with great inconvenience . The Earl of Malmesbtjrt said he would postpone his motion to a future day . Lord Brougham complained of the despotic manner in which the negotiations which led to the late war had been carried on . The Earl of Derbt said Sardinia appeared , to have been treated throughout the matter as a secondary party . It had been stated that peace had been signed between Austria arid France ; he should like to know whether peace had been signed between Sardinia and Austria . ( Hear , hear , and laughter . ) Earl Granville said the only information received was , that a certain convention had been signed between the Emperor of Austria and the Emperor of France , which would form the basis of peace . . Their lordships shortly afterwards adjourned .
House Of Qqmmons. Channel Tleet. Lord W....
HOUSE OF QQMMONS . CHANNEL TLEET . Lord W . Graham asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether the Government had received any information respecting the formation of a large Channel fleet at Brest and Cherbourg , with gunboats and other ineans for embarking and disembarking troops ; and if so , whether they had demanded any explanation from the French Government on the subject ? . " Lord J . Russell said he had received information from her Majesty ' s consul at Brest , to the effect that there were no such preparations as those alluded to , and in the absence of any direct official information , he thought it would be better not to press the subject further . THE TREATY OF PEACE . In reply to Mr . HdBSSiAN , Lord John Russell said that no official communication had been made to the Government on the subject , but he was informed by the French Ambassador that the terms of the treaty were the same as those which had already been published . APFAIRS OK ITALY . Lord Elcho said that , as he had promised tlie other evening , he would withdraw his motion , but at the same time he would avail himself of the right which he reserved to himself of making an explanation of the motives that , induced him to place this motion , on the fcooks of the House . The noble lord then proceeded to vindicate the conduct of the late Government in respect to the recent hostilities on the Continent . £ left speaking . ]
The Peace. A Telegram From Vienna Saj's,...
THE PEACE . A telegram from Vienna saj's , that the Emperor of Austria left Verona for Vienna on Thursday . Peace must be considered concluded , as neither ammunition nor reinforcements arc now sent to Ti-. nlv . ¦ " t . .- — ..
' Excitement In Paris. The Paris Corresp...
' EXCITEMENT IN PARIS . The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post ( second edition ) says : —• ' Despatches have reached Paris stating that the whole of Italy is greatlyagitated . The Popo has sent for assistance , in the shape of troops , to the Emperor Napoleon and Francis Joseph . Tile Paris correspondent of the Times ( second edition ) says : — " The Emperor ' s proclamation to the army of Italy , which appears in to-da . y ' s Motiitaur , has not much diminished the dissatisfaction of those who counted upon a complete fulfilment of the Imperial programme—tlio emancipation of Italy ' from tho Alps to the Adriatic' It was hardly > vorth while , they say , to sacrifice thousands of lives and spend so many millions , merely to give Lombardy to Victor Emmanuel . ' Italy shall bo frea to the Adriatic 1 ' Each one asks his neighbour what the Emperor really did mean by this nmgnifioont phrase ? In a word , tho discontented oun boo nothing flxod , nothing doflnod—and the only point thoy seem to agree upon is , that , whatever quality tho Emporor Napoleon possesses , ho Has not on this ocasion given proof of common sense . ?• The proclamation was received , I have no hesitation in saying , with displeasure , and in some instances it was torn down . The conditions on which tho war lias been closed have produced a painful dissatisfaction in all classes who fool for tho national honour of Franco . "
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Leader (1850-1860), July 16, 1859, page 12, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_16071859/page/12/
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