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London, England, 1859-07-01 00:00:00

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lidley. ''
" 0 imitat9res, servum peens ! ut mild svepc
" Bilem, smpejocum, vestri movere tumultus !"
Cruikshank...... Mr. Oldbuck
Mr. Stanhope.— Sir Arthur Wardour Scott.
Lang . Mr. Lovell
Stow. GuI:"EK PTOSE FOR THE HOPE PRIZE.
Translation from Berkeley's "Minute Philosopher."
Pretor Belshazzar's Feast
__ Arnold.

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LATIN HEXAMETERS,

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Currey. LATIN PROSE FOR TUE GREGORY MEDAL.
Translation from Macaulay's " History of England."
Eyre Defence of Stockdale Erskine.
Pretor. GREER lAMBIC VERSE.
Translation from " The Merchant of Venice."
Lang. To the Electors of Plymouth Cann in ;.
Boyle. ENGLISH PoEM.
"The Fairies."
Burnett
Currey 1 Sir A. Absolute " Sheridan.
Mr. Stanhope. Neeld Medal for Mathematics.
Gillespie. Second Prize for Mathematics.
Craig. Prizefor Euclid. .
Bolitho. Prize Tor Arithmetic. . -
Graham. Botfield Medal for Modern Languages.'

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Clive, sen. Prize for Modern Liingtiag-es,
Ebrington

I._Rogers. ,
2. Bray. 1 i Piing for Proficiency in Natural Science
Argles, sen ) cl.
1. Argles, jun. 1 FF'th Form Prizes for Latin Prose.
2. Devas.

After the speeches the Prince of Wales was con-
ducted to the School Chapel, newly completed and
fitted with windows of stained glass, by M. Lusson
(of Paris), Mr. Wailes, and other eminent artists,
partly in commemoration of the Harrow officers
who fell in the Crimea and in India. After in-
specting the chapel the Prince returned to the
Head Master's house, where he was entertained at
luncheon in the school dining-hall. At an early
hour in the afternoon his Royal Highness quitted
Harrow on his return to Buckingham Palace,
amidst the cheers of the school, who had assem-
bled to witness his departure.

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—At Covent Garden,
last evening, Mozart's magnificent opera, "Don Giovanni,"
was performed, being the last time but one that Mr. Gye's
arrangements will admit of its being represented during
the present season. Madame Grisi was the Donna Anna,
Madame Penco, Zerlina ; Mario, the Don ; Ronconi,
Leporello • and Tamberlk, Don Ottavio. The .singing of
all the talented artistes, in this opera, is so well known,
that all we can say is, that it was as splendidly given as on
former occasions. At Drury. Lane, also, Mozart's chef
d'cettere wis represented last night with very great success.
The cast was as follows:—Donna Anna, Mdlle Titiens ;
Donna Elvira, Madlle. Vaneira • Zerlina, Mdlle. Pieco-
lomina ; Don Giovanni, Signor Ba'diali; Leporello, Signor
Marini ; Il Comrnendatore, Signor Lanzoni; Masette,
Signor Castelli ; and Don Ottavio, Signor Giuglini. Both
per:orrnances attracted very brilliant and fashionable
audiences. This evening the fascinating Piceolomini
appears
as Violetta 7 in Verdi's `.Traviata." E. T. Smith's
benefit we see is announced for the 6th of July. The
novelty at Covent Garden, to-morrow evening, will be the
production for the first time these two years of Bellini's
" I Puritani," in which Madame Penco will sustain, for
the first time in England, the part of Elvira. The revival
cannot fail to prove highly attractive.
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI.—Her Majesty, the
Prince Consort, the King of the Belgians, Count de Flan-
dres, Viscountess Jocelyn, the Hon. Miss Kerr, Lord
Camoys, Major Burnell, Lord Colville, and the Hon. Cap;.
De Ros,
.honoure3 this theatre with their presence last
last evening.