T. J. BUCKTON.

Lichfield.

_Handel's Occasional Oratorio_ (Vol. iii., p. 426.).--This oratorio

doubtless received its name from the special _occasion_ when it was

composed, viz. the suppression of the rebellion in 1745. It was

published by Tonson in Feb. 1746, at the price of 1_s._, together with

various poems, &c. relating to the same important event. The Oratorio is

divided into three parts: with the exception of the overture, four of

the airs, and two of the choruses, it contains little that can be

popular at the present day.

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