MUSICAL NOTES.

I SAY! YSAYE! _Why say?_ Why _not_ say that YSAYE is a grand Yolinist,

since he is this; and, as 'ARRY would observe, "No error!" and whoever

says the contrary, is not speaking the absolute truth, but "_Ysaye

Worsay_." The Yolinist had the advantage of the co-operation of a fine

Orchestra, under the Magic Wand of Conductor COWEN.

On the 27th, Heard young JEAN GERARDY, Little boy, but player hardy,

Not the slightest Lardy-Dardy, Not yet out of care of "Guardy," Heard

him _Lundi_, not on _Mardi_. But, whene'er he plays, your Bardy,

Always spry, and never tardy, Will again hear JEAN GERARDY.

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GENERAL SUMMARY OF CARICATURES OF MR. GLADSTONE.--"Collarable

Imitations."

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[Illustration: FASHION'S FLORALIA: OR, THE URBAN QUEEN OF

THE MAY.]

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