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is was performed, chiefly instrumental, in which was
included Beethoven's Pastoral Svm phony. This was the first

piece, and was really very finely I
very prettily the Rondo from

Miss Stott next gave

ioilizetti's Don Pasquale, wine]
The overture to Don Giovann

he first part

the second part, and was very effective. Miss Parsons nest
gave a Cavatina from Mercandante very sweetly, and was re-
warded with an encore. This young lady, with her fine voice

al excellence an Aria from the Marriage
Stott and Parsons excelled in a l)uet

from Mercandante's "Andronico." The overture "Il Tau-
credi " completed a very delightful evening's entertainment.
The theatre of the institution was tilled with a most respectable
audience.

On Friday, Mr. Brassey, the principal contractor for the
Trent Valley Railway, traversed the line from Rugby to Stafford
with a party of friends.

MARRIED,

On the 2nd instant, at Pembroke Chapel, by the Rev. Dr•
Crichton, Mr. JAMES SOUTER, baker, Toxteth-park, to Miss
BARBARA KINI.OOK MARTIN, second daughter of the late
Mr. Matthew Martin, farmer, Dumfriesshire.

LIVERPOOL
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1847.

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