The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-13 00:00:00

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Cosies Oratorio, 80, which wee produced with
nob triumphant meow at the lam Binabogbas Festival, io
to be performed for theirs time b the &end Benetton
c:: ty. at Ez.ter h 11, es Friday next. Tb. t Inentol
singen :—Madame Rutland° if, Mire Doltty. Mr. Sitar
lin•et, Mr. M. Smith, Mt. Thomas, eel Mr. Wens. &atm
the Bina;apham Feet nil Vs work has been carefully re-
vised, sod ems important improvising' Lave bow made,
bath is the pees eel th• muds.

Madame Jenny Oo'hamlet-Lima sail M. Oolechssidt
are to perform at the commute of the Philharmonic Society
dories t`cc appreccbicur moos. It is is eve...Oat:as to
rodeos fichamaan's celebt.ted cantata. "Paradise sad the
Peri," foisded or the pies of Maar Moors, la whisk the
Principal Tart mat plebetlr be tam by Juicy Lisa.
The great pianist, Madame Clam ftshamaaa, so reaoweed
thought:pat the coaticest nadir her amides same of Clara
Wl**, is eartted t 3 spina: at the Int seacert, on A.
14th April. Thus meet accomplished Is le aa object of
deep and general eymp &thy, a calamity widish may be said
to be wore. than death hating Mee bereft of her Weaned,
is. of the greatest muskies' of the ego, she is Sow ia a
Loping state of legacy.

Rosie deliriums at Edinburgh jest sow. The hallos
opera has rpm its third (us trier) wear, art the per-
formarices are 'traded by crowds of raskioaable ordepsay.
The,Propillefe Is. jut been reread with a op'eadoar
worthy of she sterthera sew pre, sad has crested as ill •
mere swat ea. The indoor pert of Jobs of Leyden is
eadaird by Reichardt, who has eared ;olden opiaioas
Nat all sorts of setts& We an dot armor at this, for
Reichardt is as setoff sad stager of Mr rate rem A
sada of Priererte re canisd es at Bdiabarib, which
show Or Erlich satirist relies. They rind t
entirely of rho " astir weed Soles wild " of
the rosary. The dawn nude, is perticalor, the
brattral wallops's sad sallast•cl reel. are played
by • ;roe sad esp'tal orchestra with irraeaso spirit,
to the delight of rasutadee who 11l the Rude hall at every
perforsaahr.

Ike hasdtedth essivareary of the Minh al Masiist (who
Wee bets on the nth of Jemmy, 1766), has ban olsibesied
w:tit past poles at Vienna end Bulls; sonsietv•easerle
having been gins, and st'asded ty wow& el royal sad
noble pewonagen This sleet enehantiag et amposeve wee
diagraeefally neglected by hie wieneryinen ; allowed to live
is penury, end heeled so oboes:say that se sae kaows when
his body wan laid. Mace hie death =say meneseente hove
bees erected, sad feitivals bold, in Insour of his sentry.
" He asked far bread, sad they give Ida it stew."

DRAMA.

BAYMARKIT.

77141 &ranger was rodocel at this theatre last
;sight for the purpose of temps, forward &sew eetor—a Mr.
W. Sim la the pennies' ammeter. Mr. &aspen Is
pos of istelligesee, sad way perform some rarts very
well; but • more isalottemete chnoe of a pan for hie debut
It would be dillealt to imagiae. Hie • bole ar immesh
berme be had attend • word, rhymed how nit he was for
the ebera•ter. I stoat, fat price—a large, fell face, with
marthing of a jolly upset—and a road, bald head—made
him look bin ow of tt sleek headed ton—ton she
steep o' eight.," who pleased Jena Cesar, beams
they wen mot dasprees. To twat seek a seedert-
able-'ookieg pewee, is it. thwarter of the gloomy
mileathrne, cell upon his Mend to kph aloe
this billow eye, this sallow desk, this feud form," hod an
effect that Inn whimsical at least, if am badierese. Hie
gearlotririe Nee, aboewszned t'...etimeohthrtitate of perry,
Weld. He was, however, rather favoiri.riParlay rir:ll4,
though a Bret ant nceptaa sew---lays goes for very
little. We repeat that in a tartan line of par's he say
prove a Intel as or. A very Merest performance wre
that of Mite &pled.. who appeared for the first time is
the character of Mrs. Heller. It was fell of inc., simpli-
city, sad feeliag, sad draw teen free away fair an around
as Of the play itself we have media( to say ; nregard
to its matte or demerits pabl!c opiaima tea elan
made up : bet it Is due to the theatre to soy,
that it was effetely pat arot tae stage sod Da
the whole very operably acted. Coat Wit:wrists
sod Bane &newt wire acted with gmtlimmaaly set by
Mr. V. lots sad Mr. Braid. Miss Sweetmeat; looked
very hairdo me, and gave a pleases ides of the poed-Imarted
temente. Comptes wee cone is ate Int Pettr, asd Mr,.
Z. Yitswil:iaat (late Mies Ellis Ctspia) has lost non of
Mr clever piguney as a pert so thrills.

ADELPH I.
The new farce produced here on Monday night.
leader the tile of That Blessed Baby, Is of Um class
penally called by the frequestass of this est tbliehmest en
Adelplti screamer." Seldom, Jacked, boa mom
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laughter beta Tared within the walla of a Shoat', VratitZ
sae teed by this eaceediog'y coos sad sainisted 1.4(0.
Mr. sad Mn. Keeley are the reproseatatives of Jobs
Thomism sad Masy Jose, anoint min the quiet mitablithaw at
of Me. Freak Plaids (Mr. Shoe.), sa inveterate yews(
bachelor w.th a honer of matrimeay. and • perfect hatred
of children. Dories' tie master's twelmtameth's absence
tea hie travels, tits domestics emelt matrimony, and
ere bleat with ee irr...t sue, t, emcee& welch smite
and so retain their situations, is matter of sub porplesity
to the wedded lair. The master at hark returns home,
sod is immediately startled by the shrill swiss of an ioiant,
whisk, however, he is assured reefed from that milversal
scapegoat of errvaata, the eat." The basbelor is on the
poiat of becoming a convert to matrimony at the instance of
an suet with • pretty deughter, when a wise of unfortu-
nate 'iridium* of the itaisteace of • taby is his establish-
ment reader him for a time an objet of ornsiderable ea-
pietas. At Inset:eon a chits'. c real and bells hes found its
way into • vest pie, aniseed fa placed on the table in
lieu of hock, isfeat's farlasceous food is moved up in-
stead of bread lases ; and, to mews all, the
now inteadiag Besediek polls out of hie pocket
instead of a issadits rAlef, an article of infantile attire.
This. saspleime asali.st dada masts r ere seconded by J. ha
Theism sad Mary Imo until coccesimeat become to
longer possible, whoa all is et plaited; the bachelor re-
moesc.• his bechekrisco I, the dome.sics, sad ryas the
baby, are forgiven, sad all ends as usual in farms. It any
'silly be hassfasid what • reh mine of feu thine incideats
.ford to sub Mists es Mr. sad Mrs. Hs city. N.thiag Gan
Ito more sank los As melts to which they are dr Yen to
hide tko *Weems of tbe Safastile lot meet, on their foadliag
of the " blessed baby" (a property sae of sourest). The
fawn, whisk was mislead, sad deservedly sasceistal, is
attributed to Mr. Moors.

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