The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-07 00:00:00

HANDEL FESTIVAL.

The great full rehearsal at the Crystal Palace, under Mr.
Costa, will take place on Saturday, 21st June, commencing
at 11 o'clock. The choruses in the first part of the rehearsal
will comprise those known as single choruses, the second
part (which is expected to commence about two o'clock)
will consist of double choruses from "Deborah," " Solo-
mon," and "Israel in Egypt."

The list of principal vocalists engaged for this festival
is unusually strong, including the names of Madlle.
Titiens, Madame Rudersdorff, Madame Lemmens Sher-
rington, and Miss Parepa, Madame Sainton Dolby, Mr.
Sims Reeves, Mr. Weiss, Mr. Santley, and Signor Belletti.
They will all take part on the great rehearsal day.

Several interesting acoustical experiments have lately
been made to test the effect of the new roof thrown over
the orchestra. These have been attended with marked
success. Single voices and instruments have been heard
at the extreme end of the central transept with as much
distinctness as in a small concert room. In one instance
a conversation was kept up with a littlechildpliatscedat
addi-
tional
the back of the orchestra with perfect ease. The increase
i n the
thirty-two powerfulf
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of
pedalthe
greatpipes, i
s
organ, with
really
astonishing,
and justifies the moat sanguine anticipations in resi,ect of
the Fhtival.
A large number of applications for tickets have been re •
ceived during the last few days from the Continent, and
from various parts of the country, from persons coming
to London for the Agricultural Show, who also intend
availing themselves of the opportunity for attending the
Festival. It is anticipated that the number of Germans
and other foreigners attending the Palace during the Fes-
tival week will far exceed those on any former occasion.
On the day of the great rehearsal the doors of the Palace
will be opened at nine in the morning. Tickets for this
day, if purchased on or before Thursday, 19th June, wine
7s. 6d. ; after that time the price will be half•a-guinea.
The great fountains will be played one hour after the
conclusion of the rehearsal.
It has also been announced that ss. tickets will be issued
on each of the three days of the Festival, viz., Monday,
the 23d ; Wednesday, the 25th ; and Friday, the 27th of
June.
It can be scarcely requisite to draw the aitention of in.
tending visitors from the country to the necessity of secur-
ing Tickets previously to their arrival in town.

FLOGGING IN MARYLEBONE WORKHOUSE

CHO OL S.

An excited meeting of the directors and guar-
dians of the poor of St.Marylebone, presided over by
Mr. Charles Beevor, took place at the Board-room
of the Workhouse yesterday, to investigate a case
of severe castigation of one of the boys of the Work-
house Schools at Southall, by the :master, and to
consider the propriety of confirming a minute for
his dismissal in consequence.
Dr. RANDALL, the medical officer, reported that
he visited the scbools on the 14th ult., and found a
boy named Redaway crippled, with a scar on his
right cheek between two and three inches long, his
back and right shoulder black and blue, and a scar
on his back, the result of a flogging which had been
inflicted by the schoolmaster on the 7th.
The confirmation of the minute for the dismissal
of the master being moved,
An excited and protracted discussion ensued, in
which an amendment was moved by Sir J. J.
HAMILTON, Bart., to the effect that the confirma-
tion of the minute be postponed for three months.
The hon. baronet did so on the ground that A rod
should be held over the master in terrorenz, and for
the sake of his wife and family, and because both
had been heretofore admitted to be good officers.
At the same time he perfectly concurred with every
gentleman of the board that this act of the master
fully justified the severest censures, and had in-
curred the condemnation of the whole parish.
Messrs. Tavener, Carr, Conquest, and others sup-
ported the amendment, to avoid ruining the master
and his family. They said he admitted the cruelty
of hi s proceedings; he did not attempt to justify
his act, and it would give him an opportunity
of atoning 'for it. It was further argued
that the school was in great insubordina-
tion, and that was the best course to remove it. On
the other hand, Messrs. Herring, Abrahams, Bot-
ting, and others warmly supported the motion for
the dismissal, and maintained that he should have
, been taken before a magibtvate to be summarily
• dealt with.

Ultimately the amendment was put and carried
by 15 against 7, when a division was loudly de-
manded, and was attended by the same result;
whereupon
Mr. ABRAHAMS moved, and Mr. HERRING se-
conded—" That the master be ',arrested forthwith
and charged before a magistrate for the offence," to
be placed on the paper for discussion at the next
meeting.

FROM THI GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.

Wm. Burnside, grocer, Mil'hough, Lanarkshire
M‘Lennan, warehouseman, Glasgow
J. and G. M'Culloch, contractors, Glasgow
Peter Allan, vintner, Maeda'
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Leonard G. Crowle, commission
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Henry W. Clarke, carpenter, Old
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Henry C. Dale, HigllrrTzton-hilli Surrey
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setter, Clerkenwell
Edmund F. Healy,
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Samuel Henrystead, Essex
John New Holmes, baker, North-street, Lisson- grove
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J. Horatio Carter, bookseller, Bedford
Ashbury Ansell, fruiterer. Birmingham
Rees Thomas. weaver, Swansea
George John Merritt, stonemason, Landpert, Portsea
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William Hyde, carpenter, Weston-super-Mare
John Edwards, cotton waste dealer, Ashton-under-Lyne
William Davies, tailor, Maesbrook, Salop
George May, tailor, Scotter, Lincolnshire
Andrew Blackley, innkeeper, Silloth, Cumberland
John Buckley, tobacconist, Bury
John Palmer, innkeeper, Lancaster
Thomas Dovener, stonemason, Burnley
James Carruthers, publican, Blackheath
Robert Cook, cork manufacturer, Wapping
George Smith, grocer, Marylebone-lane
Thome de castro, jun., merchant, Graoechuroh-street
Joseph Wheston, beerseller, Pampisford
Jonathan Baker, publican, Barnet
George Duke, grocer, Isle of Wight
David Day, straw manufacturer, Luton, Bedfordshire.
James Smith, Nottingham
Joseph Bird, farmer, Chatteris
tNorthampton
George Lee Story, draper, Thraps 0n ,
George Till, dealer in cider, Rhyd, Worcester
John Duncalfe, licensed victualler, Tong, Salop
Jonah Hipkiss, jun., malsterer, Birmingham
Henry Bursell, termer, Kenilworth
John Wombell, printer, Ilkeston,
Derbyshire
Frederic Denning, dealer in musical instruments, Stam-
ford
John Arnold Porter, cabinetmaker, Leicester
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Wm. Dransfield, solicitor, Huddersfield
Wm. C. Bramwell, butcher, Blackburiti_nerst New mile
John Stafford and Joseph tafford, NP n
John Conway, aquarium dealer,
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Joseph Cooper, manufacturer,
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Robert Brown, p
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James Gilson I'
stamper, Birmingham
Richard Gaunt'. s„., warehouseman, Birmingham
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rSoae.e-iaeCe maker, Gotham, Nottinghamshire
Taceh:iggee R. Snow, saddler, Bideford
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James Parkinson, organ builder, Northampton
Robert E.Limmer, veterinary surgeon,Coltishall,Norfolk
John E. Briscoe, grocer, Rudhoath Lordship, Cheshire
Joseph Jones, carrier, Gellyfailog, Glamorganshire
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Albert Walker, butcher, Neath, Glamorganshire
John Lewis, customs dicer, Cardiff.
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