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

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The Berkshire Stakps have been awarded to
Ethelwolf having taken the wrong side of a post.
The Abbey Stakes.

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ROYAL ITALIAN OPO-t.ivgag
Signor.. Negrini made his debiit heroot .ev: large,
Palo in Norma with success. His ice„- range
egrini is a sound and forcibsle
full, and sterling organ, possessing' al use. mediumsgnr.
ofN gre.at. strength. and richnes of yoits..-- .6, ..egir
delivery °. in.
powers of. voice, and a musicianlike
part.. His acting last night was very earnest and la
telligent, but not free from crudeness of elefunoill
occasnboi
In his anxiety to be emphatic, he was
exaggerated ; but the error is far more bearah'et sac.
its opposite one of insipidity. Poszibly his rOsarted
cessful effort was the solo portion of the 0,1%40
music allotted to Pollio in the last scene, and I,i' bicb
was given with a mingled strength and patbo9 oetbe
produced a genuine impression.. In his first sender'
effort was flat, as compared with Tamberlilee r—thill
ing of it; and indeed it must not be forgotter with
artist,
.vit,o gi
big
of a debutant in an up-bill porl,ico of
sonorous, and immensely energetic no. Or
o we
.have. ever heard still ringh36,i ,01)%
ttwhheee aehrleeesetrj,rusedoigni
ti.
ears.. Madame. Grin was in immense force, 103',, of
the impassioned music of Norma with asp ecn6ollo,
abandon and heartiness of inspiration which eve-.
does noth always attain to. Te dienee the rouge 0. es'
t,,oroa.t thorough state of enthusiasm,au
and vrtba
wassharrein-gcalltehdis thwoincoeurafoterieeittibo3B:
oalict' 00
newlvta
occasion.

VauxhaIIITAUXRALL GAltnE epees
troupe of her Majesty'
was last night
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constituted one of the eras of the garieas't the °f1;t1;
sThevaistritee,dwbhyotsheePwerhiebio. vievees
believe is the third time that the artists of .-ricl fbin
market opera have witched the Vauxhall vi„:ssien' h;
noble songmanship. There was one such (31" moot,
1827 or 1828, when, as we think, poor, t periov
_Malibran was one of the party. Since that
on,tb:
Rubini and Tamburini have both been b,ell,,be, u4j;
south side of the river, and last night Ls°' . De "-e
doni, Calzolari, De Bassini, with Alesclol33J-0 fO5-
Grange Fiorentini, and Charten, delighr,, theatre;
assemblageT by a popular concert in tbe haae''but theil
There was no fixed programme of the Plece9:' i.,..--hri'°
were precisely what was fitting for the occasi°,7og dile
liant bravuras, buffo duets, favourite arias, til'' le, the
matic morceaux—the Singing Lesson for eiflPdeilif2
famous Pappataci scene from L' Italiana, ?bodes
is pile
of course, and a host of suchlike fare Whicm d Ted
is fouovieli 0
vided at any mixed concert, and which
fresh and pleasant by amateurs and critics is s pre
by the general audience, even when the savallb fed
fess themselves dreadfully scandalised by swoche con'
commonplace and easily intelligible music', jii wit°,,ii.
cert, which took place at ten o'clock, weal' °'" 65 via'
mingly; and the general amusements went 0 foil,
the
ere than usual éclat, for the grounds were c 81.41 the
lamps were very bright and numerous, and
fireworksne were on a great scale of brilliant OP., idea
ofss._ The new ballet of Leola, founded uporl o'io ita
the Undine nature, adds one more laarel coital
wreath. A prettier mise en scene or Ware verse
dancing—all, of course, on a small scale--we,remo th
seen
Syrian Family to the Hermit and the Gipsioltiegicat
in Vauxhall, and the other amusements, Irvare ell
such as to be well worthy of spending a P
evening in the exploration of.

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ANCIENT ALFRED ORDER OF OLD .. g.,100-1.1
An individual, under the r.sumed name of J. lu- '',lteil4e*
who dates from 66, Cheapside— where we have sche'.s sent
on inquiry, that such a person is utterly unknovin--"m"„/ thie
us an account of the celebration of the anniversal ,:: pro.
institution yesterday, at Highbury Barn, and viblvcmciertied
cecding from such a suspicious cuurce, is consequelltl,l3o bolt
insertion. We are aware that several parties are io ,t.
er the
of going about to various societies and institutions ender the
plea of getting reports of their proceedings inserteu,. And
newspapers. 111 r. J. M. Seymour is ot middle hay'
rather stout buil g 11.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Ma. OusEvr 1:110,114-: regf4
—The Galway Vindicator of Saturday says---fr - - 109°'
is dange.rpnaly in. There is little hope entertsiag4 pt
to learn that Ousely
C9YerTe . Higgins, the Liberal Dierober for is re,