TO THE EDITOR OF THE * * *.

Sir,

Having heard some rumors respecting the strange and awful visitation under

which Lord Henley has for some time past been suffering, in consequence of

his declared hostility to "anthems, solos, duets,"[1] etc., I took the

liberty of making inquiries at his Lordship's house this morning and lose

no time in transmitting to you such particulars as I could collect. It is

said that the screams of his Lordship, under the operation of this nightly

concert, (which is no doubt some trick of the Radicals), may be heard all

over the neighborhood. The female who personates St. Cecilia is supposed

to be the same that last year appeared in the character of Isis at the

Rotunda. How the cherubs are managed, I have not yet ascertained.

Yours, etc.

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