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 MUS. HAYMOXI) & MH. HYTTKNHA'.'CH. 
 
 Kettere^ 
 
 Duet. 
 
 .=<Baonlil3ht ^n the |{hinc. Neuland. 
 
 MRS. I)K LA HOOKE ANlJ MR. MARSHALL. 
 
 /jOMJ], O come! niglit winds are wooing 
 M^ Softly the vineyards on the shore ; 
 7 C'orne, let's glide mid rock and min 
 
 To the music of the oar ! 
 Luna's smile each charm enhances, 
 
 Turning all to silver bright, 
 Tliat she touches with her glances. 
 
 Or her fingers tip of light. 
 O. she with that magic wand 
 Makes all round us fairy-land .' 
 See how fair, how wondrous fdr 
 In her beam the waters shine ! 
 Moonlight's lovely ev'ryAvhere, 
 But loveliest on the Rhine! 
 
MRS. RAYMONDS CONCERT. 
 
 Night-flowers elfin crown.s are wreatliiii; 
 
 And the heart's a night-tiow'r t(Jo, 
 All its sweetest feelings breathing 
 
 When the day-light bids adieti. 
 i)reamily the earth's reclining, 
 
 Bath'd in moonshine, balh'd in bliss ; 
 IJtit a flearer spell is twining, 
 
 Roinid our sonls in hours like this,, 
 And another magic wand 
 Turns all there to fairy land ! 
 Love's sweet s{)irit's in the air. 
 
 Filling, thrilling thine and mine I 
 Tjove is heavenly ev'rywhere, 
 
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 Song "^3 £ DicU) tlicoc -S^ccncs cio (£h.irmina." 
 
 Somnarabula-. 
 ! MK W. C. FURNESS. 
 
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 j ^ ^ -'- view tiiese scenes so charming, 
 
 j Jv^^'^^^'^ *^^*^*^^ remembrance, my heart is warming, 
 
 [ «t) Of days long vanish'd—O, my heart is fill'd \\'ith pain, 
 
 Finding objects that still remain, 
 
 While those days come not -.igain. 
 
 Maid, those bright eyes, my heai-t impressing, 
 
 Fill my breast with thoughts distressing. 
 
 By T-ecalling an earthly blessing, 
 
 Jjong since dead— and pass'd away; 
 
 yiie was like thee, ere death, oppressing. 
 
 Sank her beauties in decay. 
 
 Ah, gentle maiden ! Ah, what strong resemblance ! 
 
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 "£ lic.ibe thcc, .^llinc g!)ton." Baife. 
 
 MKS. S. BLACKBURN AND MB. J. MARSHALL. 
 
 [ J.EAVE thee, mine own, and the lj<,'ht fadcH aronnd nie, 
 
 The light of t\\y prewencc, thy bright sunny smiles; 
 1 leave thee, a.id soon, ah ! too soon will divide lis, 
 The broad flowing sea, with its fathondess miles. 
 Soprunu, 
 Fair be thy sky for thy voyage beloved, 
 
 Tranriuil the waves, smooth and placid the sea, 
 Hope shall sustain me, till dawns the bright morning, 
 
 Till blows the sweet gale shall restore thee to me. 
 Duct. 
 Yes, in the distance, shining to cheer, 
 
 Hope's star of promise, beams soft and cleai-, 
 Oh : may its radiance o'er the salt, foam, 
 Soon brightly gleaming,, light the [»ath home. 
 
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 (Irtubcs be Concert. Honseii & steibeit. 
 
 MISS CLINTON. 
 
 Song'. 
 
 "^he 4*ie.i." 
 
 MU. .). K. CLAIiK. 
 
 Neukotnm. 
 
 'HE Sea : the Sea ! the open Sea ! 
 
 The l»lue, the fresh, the ever free ! 
 
 Without a mr.rk, Avithout a i lound, 
 It runneth the earth's wide regions round; 
 It plays with the clouds, it m(K-ks the skies, 
 Or like a cradled creature lies. 
 I'm <m the Sea 1 I'm on the Sea .' 
 I am where \ would ever be. 
 
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 With the blue above, and the bhie }>elow, 
 And .silence whercBoe'er 1 go. 
 If a Htorm slunild come, and awake the deep, 
 Wliat matter? T Hhall ride an«l slc(^]). 
 
 I love, O how I love to ride 
 On the fierce, foaming, bur'^ting tide; 
 When ev'ry mad wave drownH the moon, 
 Or whistles aloft its temi>est tune ; 
 And telLs how goeth the world l)elow. 
 And why the .sou'-west blast doth blow, 
 I never was on the dull tame shore, 
 But T lov'd the great sea more and more. 
 And backwards flew to her billowy breast, 
 liike a bird that seeketh its mother's nest ; 
 And a mother she was, and is, to me. 
 For T was born on the open Seal 
 
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 Song. " d) ^>iv SobC." 
 
 MISS HATTON. 
 
 ETHOFGHT the stars were shining ]>right, 
 
 And the old brig'.^ sails nnfurl'd ; 
 I said, "I will sail to my lo 'e this night, 
 At the other side of the world." 
 I stepT)M aboard— we sail'd so fast - 
 The sun shot u]> from the boiu'ue, 
 But a dove that perch'd ajjou the mast, 
 Did mourn, and mourn, and mourn. 
 O fair dove ! O fond dove I 
 And dove with the white breast ! 
 
 Let me alone, the dream is my own, 
 And my heart is full of rest. 
 
 My true love fares on tlii.s great hill, 
 
 Feeding his sheep for aye ; 
 I look'd in his hut, bat iill was still. 
 
 My love was gone away. 
 
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 I v.ent to ^'aze in the fftrewt creek. 
 And tlie (love irKnirn'd od ajuK^e; 
 
 No flame <li(l t^af'h, nor fair blue rock, 
 Ki^se u]) to sliov.- me liis I'laci'. 
 () last love! () Hrnt love! 
 
 My love with the true heart ! 
 
 To thin': I have coine to this, your home, 
 
 And yet we are apart! 
 
 iMy love, he sto<»d at my nt,'ht hand, 
 
 HIh eyes were grave an<l sweet ; 
 Methouu'ht he said, "in thin far land, 
 
 () is it thus we meet':'" 
 Ah ! muivl most dear, I am n(A hen;, 
 
 I have no idace no ])art 
 No dwelling more by sea or sliore. 
 
 But only in thy heart I 
 
 ( ) fair dove I ( ) fond dove ! 
 
 Till night rose over the liounie. 
 The dove on the mast, as we sail'd fast, 
 
 J)id mourn, and mourn, and mourn! 
 
 " ijcrlcirncci (5luch " 
 
 Solo — Clarionet. 
 
 MK. ST. JOHN HYTTKNUAICH. 
 
 Laughinr Trio. " tjilliasi blVl 1)1 QUil," Martini. 
 
 MESSKS. SIPPI, MARSHALL AND FlllNKSS. 
 
 •flON'T tickle me, T jn-ay, 
 ij Come, let me alone, I say; 
 7 You'll make me hiugli tlvat way. 
 Ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! &e. 
 
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 •VJHarch 'nrnomvh.Uc." 
 
 Duet — Two Pianos. 
 
 MIMSKS HATTON AN'!) CIINToN. 
 
 Gorla. 
 
 SonfiT. 
 
 IThc llobcv anb the i3irb.' 
 
 MKS. M. ULAtKlii;UN. 
 
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 AH ! siiiK, Hin^' on sweetly to cheer iiie, 
 ]^inl, thy music solace will brin^% 
 
 'Thou wilt not fly -VNhy shouldst th«,u fear me, 
 Sing of love -of love only aing. 
 Those honied notes of thine thro' me are thrilling; 
 
 This heart long desponding, wHh pleasure tilling, 
 OhI sing, sing (m, sweetly to cheer me; 
 
 Hing of love— tvf love only sing. 
 Ah ! songster, pity me ! Why can I never 
 
 Sing a Hong <^f vaj .ture like thee '. 
 
 Oiil suig, t*ing oil, e'en to dec*?ive me, 
 
 iMrd with visioiiM glittering and vain ; 
 Vain Hatt'ring hopes; Oh! d<' not leave me— 
 
 Sing of love (»f love only sing. 
 Soou fr<»m my dreams shall 1 waken to sorrou- 
 
 To-day give me rapture Til nh'^V to-morrow. 
 Oh! sing, sing t>n, e'en to deceive me, 
 
 Sing of love- of h)ve onl;- ■iing; 
 Ah : 8ong:-»ter, pity me ! why can 1 never 
 
 Sing a song—of rapture like thee"/ 
 
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 MRS RAYMONDS CONCERT. 
 F>R. A. HIPPI. 
 
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 I HEIllC M\i\ how .ihall 1 eailieHt n;et't her? 
 What iU'f the wohIh she tiivt will say? 
 By what name shall 1 learn to jjreet her? 
 I know not now, but it will vjome Home day. 
 With the Helf-same wunlight whininK upon her, 
 
 Stroaniin^' down on her rin<,detH dieen, 
 She \f> standing' .somiewhere, she I would hommr— 
 She that I \ lit for, my (^leen, my (^ueen. 
 
 I will not dream of her tall and Htately, 
 
 She tluit T love may be fairy lij'ht ; 
 I will not say nhe should walk sedately. 
 
 Whatever she doe; \ji will sure be right. 
 And Hhe may be humble, and i»roud, my J..ady, 
 
 ( )r that Hweet cahn which is jiint between; 
 But whenever she romes she will find me ready 
 
 To do her u< mage, my (^ueen, my Queen! 
 
 But she must be cimrteous, she must be holy, 
 
 I'ure in her spirit that inai<len I 'ove; 
 \MietIu'r her birth l)e noble or lowly, 
 
 1 care no more than the spirit above; 
 And I'll give my heait to my Lady's keeping, 
 
 And ever her strength on mine shall lean, 
 And the stars shall fall, and the an;.relH be weeping, 
 
 J<:iv I ctase to love her, my Queen, my (iueen \ 
 
 
 Qong. 
 
 '• Zo ^nthiM." 
 
 ^^SS HATTON. 
 
 V)l l> me to live and T will live. 
 In Thy I'rotestant to be; 
 ^j( )r bid me love, and I Avill give 
 A loving heart to thee: 
 
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 A bc^art as Hoft, a he ai-t as kind, 
 A -eart as sound and free, 
 
 As in the whole vvorhl thou canst iind 
 'rhat heart I'll Mive to thee. 
 
 J5id that heart stay, ami it shall stay, 
 
 To honor thy decree, 
 Or bid it languish ([uite a\vay, 
 
 And 't shall do so for thee. 
 Bid me to weep, and I will weep. 
 
 While I have eyes to see. 
 And bavin>^- none, yet I will keep, 
 
 A heart t(. wee|» for thee. 
 
 Bid me despair, and I'll despair. 
 
 Under that cypress tree. 
 Or bid me die, and I will dare, 
 
 E'en death to die for thee. 
 Thou art ray life, my love, my heart. 
 
 The very eyes of me, 
 And hast command of ev'r|^)art 
 
 'j\) live or die for thee. 
 
 Sonff. 
 
 'i:;t6t ailorbs oi Alavmiuu.' 
 
 Pr. J. Clarke. 
 
 Mli. J. MARSHALL. 
 
 t^H \\ war, that for a space did fail. 
 Now trebly thnnd'ring, swell'd the -ale, 
 J Antl '-Stanley!" was the cry. 
 A lii^dit on Marniion's visage spread. 
 
 And fir d his ghi/ing eye. 
 With dying bund, above his heiid. 
 He shook the fragnunt of his blade, 
 
 Andshoute.l "Victory:" 
 "Charge, Chester, charge I On. Stanley, on!" 
 Were the last wor<ls of Marmion. 
 
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 Solo — Clarionet. 
 
 " 2Vvia." 
 
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 Mli. ST. .KtllN HYTTKNUAL'CH. 
 
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 The i'lciUJcv of ^Ellcrc4ic. 
 
 G. H. Rodwell. 
 
 MRS. K. 1)K 1,.V H<»()KK. 
 
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 ri',.H]'/S sportive as the zephyr 
 jkj That sips (if every sweet, 
 ■=7 She's fairer than the fairest lilly 
 
 In Nature's soft retreat. 
 Her eyes are like thi> crystal brook, 
 
 As briijfht autl clear to see; 
 Her lips odtshine the scarlet tiow'r, 
 
 The lioniiie Ellerslie ! 
 
 O ! ^vere my love a l)lossom, 
 
 When snnmier skies ilepart, 
 I'd plant her in my bosom 
 
 Antl wear her near my heart. 
 And oft I'<1 kiss her 1)almy lii)S, 
 
 So ])eaiitiful to see. 
 Which far outshine the scarlet fl(.w'r. 
 
 Of bonnie Ellerslie I 
 
 OI were I kin^' of Scotland's throne. 
 
 And a' the world liesidts; 
 lii^dit tjlad I'd yie them a' t(» hai' 
 
 Tiiat lovely maid my bride. 
 And oft I'd kiss her balmy lii)s. 
 
 So bi aiitiful to see, 
 Which far outshine the .scarlvt (low'r. 
 
 Of bomiie l'ilei>li<>l 
 
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 MRS. RAYMONDS CO^.CERT. 
 
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 MH. w. c. fi;rxess. 
 
 J. W. Cherry. 
 
 I HEN night's dark luautle lias covei'cd all, 
 
 I c(»nie in fii'e array'd, 
 Many a victim I've seen fall 
 Or fly from me dismay'd. 
 " Will-o'-tlie-Wisp," they trend diviH" cry; 
 
 Will-o'-the-Wis}), "tis iie 1 
 'Vo mark their fright as off they fly 
 
 Is merry s])oi't for me, 
 I dance, I dance - I'm here, I'm there. 
 Who tries to catch me, catches but air; 
 The mortal who follows me, fidlows in vain 
 
 For I laugh, ha! ha! I laugh, ho! iio! 
 I laugh at their folly and pain. 
 
 AFany a traveller I ileceive. 
 
 And with their partiuK breath, 
 1 hear tham call in vain for hefj). 
 
 And dance round them in death, 
 " Will-o'-the-Wis))," they trem))lul^^ cry, 
 
 Wiil-o'-the-Wisp, tishe! 
 To maric their shriek, as they sink and die 
 
 Is meri'y sport for me. 
 I dance, 1 dance I'm here, I'm there. 
 Who tries to catch me, catches but air ; 
 
 The mortal who follows me, follows in vain. 
 For I hmgli, ha! ha! I laugli, ho! lio! 
 
 I laugli at thoir folly and p:iiu. 
 
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 fHE stars that a)>ove us are shininj,' 
 No longer the (xipsey can aid, / 
 J For lost is her skill at divininjjf, 
 Her s[)ell is no lonyev (H)ey\l. 
 To you in her turn no\v appealing, 
 
 She fain would her destiny know — 
 ( ), say, then, are clouds o'er it stealing, 
 
 Or does it with happiness glow? 
 () give her your hands and your voices, 
 
 i^nd send her delighted away, 
 No '.nrerdon her l)osoni rejoices, 
 
 Like that wliich your phiudits can pay I 
 The gay tide of life gently flov, ing, 
 
 Then hlithely shall l)ear her along ; 
 And Ivove, this fair garland bestowing, 
 Be welcom'd with dance and witli song I 
 
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 Solo and Choms. (5ub ^.UU' thc (OltCCU. 
 
 '01) save our gracious C^ueen, 
 liong may Victoria reign- 
 Clod save the (^ueen. 
 Send her victorious, 
 Happy and glorious, 
 f iOng t<i reign o"er us, 
 
 < Jod save the (^lu-eii. 
 
 Thy choicest gifts in .stoi-e. 
 On her lie pleas'd to pour. 
 
 Long may she reign I 
 .'vFay sl»<' defend our hiws, 
 -Vud ever give us ciiuse, 
 'J'o sing A'itii he.irt and voice, 
 
 < iod s;u e tlie v^ueen. 
 
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