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Lucas, Mrs., as Maritartay from '" Don Ctesar de Bazan."
Lucas, Mrs.. as Marie, Queen of Louis the Fifteenth.
La Guerrande, John, Military Uniform.
Littledale, Mr. Bolton, an Armenian Dress.
Lee, Mrs. S. H., as a Georgian Slave.
Lee, Mr. Stephen Henry, Honourable Artillery Company.
Muspratt, Mr. Richard, as Charles 11.
Muspratt, Mrs. Richard, in a Greek Costume.
Moss, Mr. G. W., as Pierrot.
Mayd, Mr. John, as Otho, of Greece.
Mann, Mr. W. T., in a Court Dress of the time of

Louis XIV.
Mozley, L. 8., as Villiers, Duke of Buckingham.
M`Gachen, Miss Ellen, as Tyrolean Shepherdess.
Mould, R. A., as an Andalusian.
Moss, Mr. William Henry, in a Splendid Fancy Dress.
Melly, Mr. George, as the Earl of Leicester at nineteen
years old.
Monk, Mr. H. J., as a Polish Nobleman.
Macleod, Lieut. H. 8., Bengal Horse Artillery.
Mollineux, Miss, as the Daughter of the Regiment.
Morgan, E. S., Polish Court Dress.
Molyneux, Mr., as a Spanish Nobleman of the reign of
Philip.
Macvicar, Mr., in a Court Dress.
Mitchell, Mr. J. K., as Captain of the Kent Militia.
Morce, Mr. George, Hooton Elms, as a Polish Count.
Morris, Mr., as a Spanish Nobleman in the reign of
Philip.
Morris, Miss, as Norah, the Bohemian Gipsey.
Morecroft, W. F., as a Mexican Officer.
Marshall, Mr. W. 8., a.Courtier of the reign of Charles
the Second.

Naylor, Henry Todd, uniform of the East India Com-
pany's Service.
Naylor, Miss Todd, Fancy Dress of white and gold.
Neill, Mr., Court Dress.
Neilson, D., Court Dress of the time of William 111.
Nightingale, J. H., as a Nobleman of the time George 11.,
and afterwards as Night and Morning.
Oilstick, Mr. George, as Pcllio.
Parsons, Miss, Circassian Slave.
Partly, Mrs. J. H., as Amina, in "La Sonnambula."
Pigott, Mr. Alfred Smyth, 4Gth Regiment, Caesar Borgia.
Parkinson, B. C., Rock Ferry, in t% correct costume of the
time of Charles 11.
Parker, Mr. W. C., as Sir Kenneth of Scotland.
Parker, Miss Ellen, as a Neapolitan.
Pickering, Mr. Alfred, Lieutenant-Colonel of Prince

Albert's Own Hussars.
Perry, Mr. A. S. J., Court Dress of Charles the First.
Pitman, Mr. Charles, as " the Nipper."
Pollitt, Mr. John R., Syrian Peasant.
Potts, Mr. A. Newton, a Distressed Pole.
Pilkington, 111 r. John, Court Dress of the time of
George 11.
Parsonage, Mr., Court Dress in the time of Charles IT.
Reynolds, Miss, Rodney-street, as a Calabrian Peasant.
Robinson, Mr.:Thomas, of Warrington, Officer of the 10th
Hussars.
Raikes, Mr. R. W., the Earl of Rochester.
Rickarby, Mr., as Hamlet.
Rickarby, Mrs., as Une jeune Jardiniere, Francaise.
Royds, Miss Clementina, as Lady Rowena.
Roberts, Mr. Wm., as a Naval Officer.
Roscoe, Miss., of Liverpool, a Shepherdess.
Roscoe, Miss Jane, of Knutsford, magnificently dressed
to represent " Night."
Roscoe, Miss, of Knutsford, as Undine, the Spirit of the
Waters.
Royds, Mr. Wm. Edward, Rochdale, as one of the Duke
of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry.
Richardson, Mr. William, as a Spanish Knight.
Reyner, Mr. Edward, in a costume of the time of Henry
the Eighth.
Robertson, Mr., as T. B. M`Manus, of the 'B2 Club.
Stoess, Mr. Charles, Costume de Titi en bonnet de police
(dehardeur).
Sothern, Mr. James, of the Priory, in a Turkish Costume.
Sothern, Mr. B. James, as a Swiss Peasant.
Sothern, Miss Louisa, as a Lady of the time of Louis
Quartoze.
Sothern, 11Tiss Emily, as a Lady of the time of Louis
Quartoze.
Stott, Miss, as a Swiss Dancinc, Girl.
Schneider, Captain, 2nd Bombay Grenadiers.
Sothern, Mrs. as a Spanish Lady.
Sothern, Miss, as a Moorish Lady.
Sneade, Mr. E., as a Dcbardeur.
Sothern, Miss, M. E., as a Swiss Lady 15th Century.
Simpson, Miss Agnes, as a Mexican.
Stott, Miss Emma, role de Paquita dans L'Etoile du
Berger.
Siding, Miss, in a Greek costume.
Sidney, Miss, Seaforth, in a very correct Greek Costume.
Sidney, Miss Helen, Seaforth, as a Spanish Lady.
Sidney, Miss Lucy, Seaforth, as a Swiss Peasant.
Stiles, Mr. C. D., of the Portico, Newington, appeared
as Francis 1., in a splendid dress of green and gold. In
appearance he is peculiarly suited to the character, and
with kingly dignity bestowed his favours on the fair
peasants of his country.
Sudlow, Mr. S., as lago.
Sudlow, Mr. W., as a Maltese.
Sudlow, Miss F., of Manchester, as Morning.
Sudlow, Miss Eliza, as Night.
Stolterloht, Mr. J. N., as a Swiss Peasant of the Canton
de Berne.
Sumner, Mr. T.
Sumner, Miss in a teancy press.
Steele, Mr. Edward F., as Ibrahim Saib.
Swainson, Miss Jane, of Halton-hall, as the Daughter of
the Regiment.
Swainson, Mr. John, as a Greek.
Sheppard. Mr. W., as a Cavalier in the reign of Charles 11.
Scurr, Miss C., as a Frieslander.
Smith, Mr. C. Chaloner, as Sir Walter Raleigh.
Smith, Mr. J. Barkeley, in Ball Costume of George the
Second's time.
Smith, Miss, in a Fancy Dress.
Tristram, Mr. Henry, of Walton Breck, as a Chinese
Mandarin.
Tristram, Mr. Anthony, of Walton Breck, Liverpool
Rifle Corps of 1803.
Tait, Major J., in a Military Dress.
Thomson, Mr. B. J., as Captain Macheath.
Thomson, Miss, as a Fairy.
Thomson, Miss Joan, as a Gleaner.
Thorp, Ar. Harry, Liscard, Peasant of Berne.
Toulmin, Mr. Richard, as a Spanish Courtier.
Turner, Mr. Alderman, a Naval Officer.
Turner, Joseph, Sir Charles Grandison.
Turner, J. H., in Uniform.
Turner, Miss, Rock Ferry, as an English Lady of the
Turner, Miss, in the costume of the time Louis Quartorze
Turner, J. N., in a Greek Dress.
16th century.
Taylor, Miss C., as an Albanian.
Thornely, Mr. Harry, as a Spanish Cavalier.
Thornely, Mr. Francis, as a Courtier of the reign of
James 11.
Taylor, Miss, in an Eastern Costume.
Taylor, Mr. C., as a Spanish Hidalgo.
Taylor, Mr. G., as a Swiss Peasant.
Taylor, Mr. John, as a Hungarian Hussar.
Tetley, Wilkinson, West Derby, as a Page at the Court of
Madrid.

Wickham, Dr. as an Officer of the Westmoreland and
Cumberland Yeomanry Cavalry.
Wilde, Mr. Henry, as a Greek.
Wilde, Miss, as an Hindostanee Bayadere.
Whitty, Mr. M. J., the Grand Turk.
Whitty, Mr. J., as a Turkish Bashaw.
Wigney, Mrs. James, as Mistress Ford.
Wigney, Mr. James, as Sir John Falstaff. This was one
of the best dresses in the room, and the character was
well sustained.
Williams, Mrs., as Lady Gay Spanker, in London Assur-

ance.
Williams, Hugh, Paul Pry.
Williams, Mr. Maurice, as Jack Sheppard.
Woodall, Miss, as the Daughter of the Regiment.
Woods, Mr. William, as a Greek Pirate.
Whitaker, Mr. E., in a Court Dress.
Withington, Mr. Sidney, in a Military Uniform.
Wright, Mr. Geo., of Islington, in Polish Costume.
Wright, Mr. Geo. jun., of Islington, as Figaro.
Watts, Joseph A. D., Albanian.
Watts, Mrs. Joseph A. D., in a Greek dress.
Worrall, John, Officer of the Reign of George 11.
White, Mr. W. as a Cavalier of the time of Charles IL
Worrall, Mr. Henry, the Barber of Seville.
Wrigley, David, Cavalier in the time of Charles I.
Wharrie, Thomas, Spanish Grandee.
Wharrie, Mr. Decimus, Jui Vin.
Whyte, Mr. William, Courtier of the time of Geo. 111.
Zauchelli, Mr. Edward, in a Fancy Dress.

Before concluding this notice, we may be expected to
say a few words with respect to the degree of success
which attended the week's performances. As a musical
event, it is not too much to say that the Philharmonic
Festival has been one of the most satisfactory which ever
occurred in this kingdom. The phalanx of talent engaged
could not have been excelled. The arrangements through-
out, and the selections, were admirable ; and the Hall
itself we have already stated to be admitted as the most
splendid music saloon in the world. A few complaints,
with respect to minor matters, may be urged. For
instance, it is said that the programmes on each occasion
were too long. The audiences were, by the committee's
liberality, surfeited with too much music—ready to die of
a too prolonged extacy. An error in the other extreme
would have been more loudly exclaimed against. As to
the profit derived from the Festival, we are not in a posi-
tion to speak. We do not know, indeed, whether any
profit was sought to be derived ; but it is certain that, by
a more judicious management, the numbers of the audi-
ence throughout the week might have been considerably
augmented. At lower prices—for half a guinea to the gal-
lery, in times like the present, is an excessive charge—
that portion of the Hall would have been filled by the
musical portion of our middle classes ; and, on future
occasions, we trust that it will be remembered by the
committee that one of the main objects of the society
professes to be the encouragement generally of musical
taste amongst the community. We submit, too, that
a guinea for the stalls was a little overmuch. As the
consequence, and not at all on account of the absurd
ravings of a contemporary, as to any fear of the security
of the building, the Hall was not filled during any of the
performances.