The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-28 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1857.

pettifogger," is among the silkiest of the reproaohee
heaped urn the great newdiot to whose views of
" divine nest: be it vadmoteed, we are no more
favonralile dun Mr. Hartyaappppwwnnto be,though we
think there is a somadinglavible in such a triumph
over a great man I olm.me as is exhibited in
too saay Lego of tide bee. It is only a deed-
likesUseassa that epee a grays sad mutilates
the Meares of the dead. We are told that ea God
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Upon whicatLawd we exy &owe upon Mr. Borrow
f writing sash liase—theee emu the following
pleee of exulting triumph
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be wee inly permitted le Ile he h a sethernos, sad vbst-
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three re se peed othothiensente dote there is no maw ;
no kids and wire thee me tee atheleimenth-end
there leg the per ledger in the dmekM beets, poring on
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And all this because Sir Walter Scott had ban a
panegyrist of the fallen house of Stuart—a lam he
which indeed we have no love, but that has =NW
bored among its adherents men se great in talent
and as high in honour as Mr. Borrow himself. In
the commencement of thin notice we expreesed a

sinews ediehaties el a vambelde genioii, but re-
gretted that modesty had set bees added to his
many endowments. It b whit a ihr deeper regret
we now add, that charity must be Mad own the
amber.

MUSIC.

EMPORIO ITALIAN°.

A concert, the first of a series of three, waa given
by this usociation at the Hanover-square Rexene last AM.
lag, sad was attended by a numerous audience. The flat
put wee a cantata, entitled Italiti e liaghilterra, composed
by Biwa DoCtesini, the celebrated performer on the contra-
basso, and performed under his direction. The poem is in
• patriotic spirit, celebrating the blessinp which would arise
from the friendship and union of Italy with England. The
music consists of an introductory chortle, a romans and an
aria, finishing with a repetition of the chorus. The soles
were effectivity Jung by Madame Florentine and Madame
Ferretti ; and the chorus and orchestral parts were well per-
formed. The [llll4O was quite in the modern opera
style ; the airs bring smooth and melodious, and the choral
portion in plain harmony, without any intricacy of *instruc-
tion, but bold, resonant, and appropriate to the subject. Alto-
gether the piece did honour to Signor Dotterine's Waste as
• compmer. There WA/ after...oda a long miscellaneous
concert, in which a number of *Jeri and instrumental per-
formers took part, all of them, except Signor Itegorali,
strangers to the English public. A duct on two piano-
fortes was performed by Signora Strati:Akre and Litalai, on
themes from the Treciatd. The composer wet not men-
tinned, Lot the piece was showy, and brilliantly played.
There wore also fantasimt on the trombone, the Lute, the
pianoforte, and the violin ; all of them com-
posed, we presume, by the performers. S..mo of
them were very cleverly played ; the solo on the trom-
bone especially, by a Signor Mahout, who ha. a
fine tone and groat ezecutlon. Madame Fut retti rang an
air by Pooch, arvampeniod by Signor Regandi on tin con-
certina ; and Hdllo. de Pinto* sang the eternal °II Acgreto per
*err Mice." Both them ladies have contralto vet" and
. sing very well. Everything was tenet heartily applauded.
We observe that, et the wend concert, on the 24th June,
there la to be • cantata odlel " Honour to Slotkapssre,- the
poetry by Megginni and the music by Schwa; and, at the
third, nu the 16th of July, another cantata, "Honour to
Dante," the poetry by Mr. John Ounford and the 1341211. G by
Balk.