The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-31 00:00:00

BLIN ANACREONTIC SOCIETY

aunders's Dublin News-Letter.)
erously attended meeting of the members of
,acreontic Society, in their concert-room in
on Monday evening, the 21st instant, a very
was presented by the society to M. Jullien,
)y an address, delivered by one of the members,
M. Jullien replied in a very animated manner.
wpy of the address and reply :
ADDRESS TO M. JULLIEN.
e been deputed by the members of the Anacre-
to perform a duty which affords me great
fication. On their behalf I am directed to
sincere thanks for your valuable services in
:ted gratuitously, and with masterly ability,
splendid band, their first concert during the
1. In testimony of their gratitude for your
xertions upon that occasion, and their admira-
lfessional talents, they request your accept-
' plate. Its intrinsic value is not commen-
'i!tinguished merits, but the members of
dent that you will, nevertheless, receive
As a foreigner not altogether
claims upon their attention and
•sical science, which you have
aned than profound, and which
Agnal success in arranging some of
.al music, they hailed your arrival in
liveliest feelings of pleasure. Assoc'.
n of your profession, whose brilliant
ttracted universal admiration, you have
your arrival in Dublin, of affording to
ulation the most refined and delightful
be confidently anticipated that public
'I be promoted by such concerts as
''led with such eminent ability,

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3r of mu

u our members beg to express their
our prosperity. They trust that the
ustly acquired will bring with it honour
', as it cannot fail to be productive of
community; and that on your return
a will recur, with feelings of pride and
eresting proceedings of this evening.
S. J. piGorr, Sec.

JIILLIEN'S ANSWER

.n vif sentiment de reconnoissance
.:magnifique present. Cette marque
bienveillance est d'autant plus ho-
ale rn'est offerte part rune des plus
celebres societes musicales des trois
a Societe Anacreontique ete fondee
et la direction des personnages
.res de ; depuis cetteepoque elle a tou-
scientifique avec une ardeur et
.e ; elle a execute les oeuvres de plus
e a propagee les saines doctrines ; elle a
traditions,T et par ces moyens elle a for-
`-4)lir la renommee musicale que l'lr-

patron,

travaux

en Europe

ype je suis si flatte de recevoir

uciete Anaereontique et aussi par-
neur pour moi d'avoir dirige un
lembres aussi distingue par leur
et leur naissance ; mais pourtant
sent que vous me faites que titre
is essayer de m'en rendre digne en
e dont j'offrirai humblement la
.nacr6ontique d'lrlande poetique.
3 mers, c'est to harpe sonore qui

[HIM —The suspected murderers'
.
re been apprehended at Coventry'
tot, and the superintendent of the
despatched to bring them into that

nauou.
rs Tnicx.—An eastern shoreman stepped
lop in our city, and requested the barber to
worth of his hair. The barber trimmed
atly, and then combed and brushed them in
lar style. " Are you done ? " asked the
1, as the barber removed the napkin from his
-," returned the man of the razor, with a
certain you took off eleven-pence worth ?"
(rued the barber, " here's a glass, you can
" Well," said the eastern man, " if you
of a 'leven pence worth off, I don't know as
r it, and I hay' n't got not no change ; so
p the hair for your trouble."—Baltimore