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  2. ANNUAL COMMEMORATION OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY.

    ON Monday the 18th of July, the annual commemoration of the foundation of the Sydney University was held in the splendid hall of that institution. At about eleven o'clock a.m., numerous visitors began ...

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  3. THIRD DAY.

    On the third day (Thursday) a second evening entertainment took place, when a miscellaneous eoneert wai given. The continuance of the heavy rain throughout the morning and afternoon presented such a dismal and forbidding prospect for the evening's ...

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  4. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL.

    THE most important event in our social history during the past month has been the musical festival in celebration of the opening of the grand Hall of the 8ydney University. Full particulars relating to this handsome structure, including a minute ...

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  5. RAILWAYS AND COUNTRY WORKS.

    THE construction of railways in this colony by the agents of Messrs. Peto, Brassey, and Betts is being carried on with the energy and admirable system; which have characterised the operations of these ...

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  6. POURTH DAY.

    On the fonrth day Handel's sacred oratorio, "The Messiah," was repeated. The attractions offered is a repetition of this suceessful performance were aided by an ausploioas chango in the weather, and a clear bright sky; as a consequence, the hall was ...

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  7. CHEAP CONCERT.

    In order to aecommodate the less wealthy classes who had been deterred by the high price from attending the previous performances, a miscellaneous concert was given on Saturday afternoon, the admission to which was reduced to three shillings. Long ...

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  8. GENERAL EFPECT.

    As we hare indicated, the festival performances were thoroughly successful. The hall is well adapted tor sound, so that every one present could hear with great distinctness. The solo vocalists acquitted themselves with all the excellence which ...

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  9. THE PERFORMANCES.

    Having introduced the orlnoipal artiites who took part in the Festival, we proceed to notice their performances. The first day of tbo Festival waa devoted to the performanoe of Handel's "Messiah." The weather waa favourable, and avery ...

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  10. SUPPLEMENTARY CONCERT.

    The circumstance we have before referred to of the inadequacy of the receipts to meet the expenses, owing to the unpropitlousness of the weather, induced the committee to give one more miscellaneous concert on Saturday, the 30th, and with the view of ...

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  11. RESULTS OF THE FESTIVAL.

    One of the immediate resalta of-the festival hu bees the ventilation of the question whether the use of soripture language as set to mnsic in the oratorios, at public entertainments, is justifiable. The subject has been referred to in the pulpit by several ministers ...

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  12. SECOND DAY.

    The performance of Haydn's oratorio of the Creation occupied the second day or the Festival. The weather was most unpropitlous, heavy rain lasting tho whole day. Happily, however, the state of the atmosphere appeared to affect but slightly either the ...

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  13. THE LATE L. H. LAVENU.

    One mournful association will long attach to the Sydney University Festival-the lamented decease, within two days, after the concluding concert, of Mr. L. H. Lavenu, who occupied the post of conductor with so much ability and energy. The ...

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  14. TELEGRAPHS.

    THE principal item in the progress of telegraphic communication during the past month has been the acceptance of a tender for the construction of a second wire to Albury, where the line from Sydney joins that ...

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  15. THE PERFORMERS.

    As much of the success of musioal entertainments depends on the abilities of the solo performers, some allusion to the principal vocalists at the Festival concerts may be desirable. The principal soprano was Madame Carandlnl, who is almost a native of ...

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  16. CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

    THE operations of the past month towards street improvement in this city have been confined chiefly to two or three of the most conspicuous sites in our leading thoroughfares; but these improvements are of a ...

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