The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-11 00:00:00

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPS)

The Easthampstead Stakes.

Id a s gelding
Kremlin filly ...

The Berkshire Stakes.

Ethelwolf
Dulcet ..

Seven ran.

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ROYAL ITALIAN OP014:14,15
Signor Negrini made his debuthereloot ev-111101T'
Pollio in Norma with success. His v°ice 1.!
toll rfil3s°t
full, and sterling organ, possessing a raecilu sige°
of great strength and richness of voluEne•„h gteg,
Negrini is a sound and forcibleartist, v"- I P'''
'c* l'ke delivri °cl ili:
powers of voice, and a m
part. His acting last nighutsi lan
ler cor°e-t ilactiti°".
Itenlligent, but not free fromwearsuvdenyess of ele iovolli
e❑ his anxiet to be emphatic, he Was occohsie thill
xaggerated ;but the error is far Tor be 6..titei
its opposite one of insipidity. P03AD.11,130 conce,'oll
wmc erans
was given
ilvaeel fflnnotrwt
et
idwt
htansa the soloin portionnt est-001e, and :lino
effort was
a genuine impression.
pgaler de
ds
Pllio
nff
ofWaS fiat, as emoimn ttre.enthglatlThstiorlids Ira:es:l
iwegit; and indeed it muatwi not oberlik's rend '''
the
the beat Pollio we have ever heard still ringing(' otri
ears.- Madame Grisi was in immense force, ringing('
°
the • aand
and
iumtarantenins
eal
yn
eubnepe-rh:iel l:petatceoiooo3
impassioned music of Norma with ti or go 91
abandon_i m
and heartiness of inspiration wbich e/ioet
does not always attain to. The audience 09 - 00:
to a thorough state of enthusiasm, and tbe t: tb'
Dva" was re-called twice after either ilefi"eacjj
new tenor sharing this honour one time °-
occasion.

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VAUXHALL GARDE-, 76, of
Vauxhall was last night visited by the "o":4ositg
troupe of her Majesty's Theatre, whose Peri,rci-bis..„,
constituted. one of. the eras of the gardens. J4s4
believe, is the third time that the artists of theta vii!;
market opera have witched the Vauxhall 'l°r Joh to
noble songmanship. There was one such 010001
1827. or 1828, when, as we think? PI a eri-
Rmah.br.an was one of the party Sweeht oniutir
southd. side of the river, and last
übini. and Tamburini have both hee° heardhe 'I;
night Lablac 'Pad;
Grange.
Calzolari De Bassini, with MesclargAe-n
range. Fiorentini, and Charton, delighte tl'efhte
assemblage by a popular concert in the balletatb-There was no fixed programme of the Piece:ice-31w
.were precisely what was fitti^g for the nec'3,7oog, the
'lant bravuras, buffo duets, favourite aria',:eare'Rir'
matic nzorceaux—the Singing Lesson for eP- des'6 ,
Rho nro
famous Pappataci scene from L'ltaliana• r y
of. course, and a host of suchlike fare /I'"i and ve
vided at any mixed concert, and which is found
vie ~05,
fresh and pleasant by amateurs and critics vans
by the general audience, even when the saeb Ten.
n.
fess themselves dreadfully scandalised 11 "The cf;
commonplace and easily intelligible music't ff stb
cart, which took place at ten o'clock, went te)off til
mingly ; and the general amusements voll-coy Oh;
more than usual éclat, for the grounds were • nod
the lamps were very bright and numerous, niesil".
fireworks were on a great scale of brilliant °rip ict
ness. The new ballet of Leola founded uP°°,,i to ltd
of the Undine nature, adds one more lout caPi,.
wreath. A prettier raise en scene or 01°"e pet
dancing—all,. of course, on a small scale--werrroot
seen. in
.Vauxhall, and the other amusemeots!„- or° '1
Syrian Family to the Hermit and the GriPsl-,48020"-
such. as to be well worthy of spending a h
evening in the exploration of.

An individual, under the assumed ANCIENT ALFRED 0 F 0
who dates from 66, Cheapaide—where, gr;Pg
ORDERumed
nameOr of J
emit, sceerftai:jolrtl
on inquiry, that such apside— where, we a ...has Dig
a person is utterly unknown of t
us an account of the celebration of the anniversaq II pro:
institution yesterday, at Highbury Barn, and wils,c jeaiqt
Feeding from such a suspicion-8
source, is consequenbrbobspl
insertion. We are aware that several parties are in 1 , the
of going about to various societies and institutions 000 F.; the
plea of getting reports of their proceedings inse,_rte.odhiti: old
newspapers. Mr. J. Al. Seymour is of middle
rather stout buil ralLnebri;
LORD PALMERSTON IN IRELAND.---LOra fed
ston arrived in Sligo on Tuesday evening, accoMParjer and
Lady Palmerston and the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. COT
immediately on his arrival visited our fine old Abbey,.,l'oras-
through his Lordship's liberality, is now so great t;_,loes,
went to our town. Having spent the early part of r,-0, De
day in visiting his numerous tenantry in and about Sligo,
attended a very full railway meeting in the grand jell Q.C.,
at half -past three o'clock, when Mr. Roger Walke,fLew to
explained to his Lordship the great disadvantages ins 0; of
result to the town and port of Sligo from the oftenic,eifast
a -to the
the northern line of railway connecting the ports
and Londonderry with Sligo, and how detrimental e offers
interests of the town and county it would be if t? /Bs
proposed by the late deputation were ;not acceded T,,erva-
Lordship appeared fully to concur in kr. Walker's josed
tions. Ills Lordship/also expressed himself highly P 06,
with the
generally inaproyecl tippeamce of tile to
Sligo Job