The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-28 00:00:00

CRYSTAL PALACE GUINEA SEASON
V Tickets, admitting on Tuesday (the Royal Fete), and
generally until May 31, 1870, at all entrances, this day.
Purchasers must come prepared with printed or written
name and address.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—BY ROYAL COM-
MAND.—In HONOUR of His HIGHNESS The
VICEROY of EGYPT, and also honoured with the pre-
sence of their Royal Highne,ises the PRINCE and PRIN-
CESS of WALES, an EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL
FESTIVAL and GREAT PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY,
with Illumination of Fountain; will be given NEXT
TUESDAY, June 29. The
GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL
will be under the management of the Committee of the
SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The Orchestra
will comprise between 3,000 and 4,000 performers, and will
be arranged as on the occasion of the Handel Festivals.
Conductor, Sir MICHAEL COSTA.
The music in the first part will be selected from Ora-
torio music, that in the second part mainly from the
pieces which were received with such favour at the
great Rossini Festival at the Crystal Palace on the lst of
May.
After au adequate interval the GREAT FOUNTAINS
will be played, enlivened by the Military Bands in attend-
ance at the Promenade, until the
GREAT PYEnTI,CHNIC D fSIT. AY and ILLUMI-
NATION of FOUNTAINS,
in which all the resources of the Pyrotechnic Art will he
brought to bear, rivalling, if not excelling, the long-
remembered display on the occasion of tl.e similar fete
offered to his Imperial Majesty the Sultan.

ATZBANGEMENT S
The Palace will open at
The First Part of the Musical Festival will
begin at
The Second Part of the MuAeal Festival 6. 0
Great Fountain Display and Promenade, with
Military Bands
The Pyrotechnic Display and Illumination of
Fountains
Terminating at Half-past Ten o'Clock, after which the
Palace will be brilliantly illuminated till Twelve o'Clock.
The price of admission for non- Season Ticket-holders
will be by Tickets purchased previous to the day, Five
Shillings; or by payment on the day, Seven Shillings
Sixpenca. Guinea Season Tickets free. Children Half-
prieo.
Numbered Stalls for the First and Second Parts of the
Concerts, in the Area, Five Shillings each. These seats
will he so arranged as to present a view of the Royal and
distinguished Visitors and the Orchestra.
Plans of Seats and Tickets at the Crystal Palace, and at
No. 2, Exeter-hall, This Day from ten till five o'clock.
Five Shillirg Admission Tickets for the above great
Fete) and Guinea Season Tickets as above, and of the
following agents:—
Baker-street, Moutrie, 55
Brixton, Pearce, 2, Brixton-
place
Camberwell, Griffith, the

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Charing-cross, Brook, 39
Chelsea, Macmichael, 207,

Post-office
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Cock, 63

King's-road
City, Keith, 48, Cheapside
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Croydon, Warren, High-st.
Islington, King, 86, Upper 7
street

Lacon, 168
Old Bond-st., Mitchell 33

01livier, 19
Oxford-street, Duff. 147

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Peckham, F. tansfield, High-

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Regent-street, Simpson, :166
Westbourne-g,rove,Melliship
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Vigo-street, Hammoud
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