The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-10 00:00:00

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OTICE.
SIR EDWARD BULWEN R YT TON'S KEW WORK.
LUCRETIA ; or, The CHILDREN of NIGHT.
is nor, .t at au the Libraries.
Natuadrra and Miry, Publishers, Conduit-street.

§sACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, Extavat-
lIALL. —TO-MORROW EVENING, December 11, and WED-
' DAY, De amber 23, will be performed HANDEL'S ORATORIO,
MESSIAIL
Principal Vocal Performers—Madame Caradori Mies M. B.
Hawes, Mr. Mauve,. "r 4 Mr. U. primps.
The Band and Chorus will consist of alma ZZ: ItlOrnters.
Tickets, 3s. each; Reserved Seats, 30., in the aces or gallery, may
be bad of the principal ?dusk-sellers; of Mr. Bowie), 33, Chasing-
aces ; Mr. Mitchell, 39, Charing-cross; and of Mr. Rlm, 102, Strand.
opposite Exeter-boll. THOMAS BREWSS Am. Bee.
THRONE ROOM, CROSBY HALL.—Madame
± Adelaide, Maclaine Miami Davie, and Mous. Louis d'Egrilie,
have the honour to announce that their REUNION DANSANTE
is
held at the above room every Thursday evenine.—For particulars
apply at 7, Bury-street, Bt. James's, 13, Mount-street. Grosvenor'
square, or at Criiiby-hall.
WILSON'S SCOTTISH ENTERTAINMENTS.
At CROSBV-I[ALL—TO-31ORROlV EVENING (Friday), the
11th, Mr. WILSON'S ENTERTAINMENT wlilconsiSt of AN HOUR
Wl' BURNS, in which he will sang a Selection of the most admired
Songs of Bums, and recite his celebrated Poem of TAM O'SHANTF.R.
The Second l'art will contain a miscellaneous selection of Songs by
various Sootch poeta.—Pianolbrte, Mr. Land._

AURENrS CASINO, ROYAL ADELAIDE
A_A GALLERY, Strand.—The merry Song and the mazy danoe.—
Metropolitan Terpeiehoreans v. Phantom Dancera—liand of Fifty
Performers, conducted by M. Laurent, Jun.—Grand Vocal Concert.—
Retre4blng beverages supplied at the must reduced tariff. Admin.ion,
is. Open at ".eren, commence at 11.1 f-past, and terminate at Eleven.
Madame Michaud's new Nmodltan Dance taught by the Masters of
the Ceremonies every Tuesday, Thursday. mid Saturday, at Three
o'Clock. Terme, 10s. 6d. the Three Lowns.

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TyC EU M THE AT R E.—BAL MASQUE.—
_a_4 Mr. ALLCROFT'S NEAPOLI TAN BAL MASQUE will take
plass on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Dec. 16, it being Philtivel, the 12,t
the geason. A new orchestra will be erected at the extremity of the
stage, leaving a spacious area, which will be newly carpeted, the
entire theatre will be brilliantly illuminated and ornamented. The
orchestra will consist of ONE HUNDRED first-rate ARTISTS.
For the comfort of the visitors, twelve masters of the ceremonies
hare been appointed.
Ladies' Tickets . ss.
Gentlemen's llegeba....
Spectators (dress slesie). 4s.
upper_bimen b. 6d.
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Application for tickets, private taxes, and places
to be made at the
Boxotflee, and at 62, Ragistwareet, and 15, New Bond-street; and Mr.
Simmons, 7, Tavistodt-street, Covent-garden, is appointed costumier.
DoJni open at half-past Nine ; dancing toe:minion.* at Ten o'cleck.
LYCEUM THEATRE.—PROMENADE CON-
CERTS.—LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR.—THIS EVENING.
Thursday.—Overture, William Tell; Polka, D'Ormy ; Qulntette, Ades
lakle, on the Sax-Rorie, by Mr. Distin and his Four tiers; Scotch
Quadrille, Macgregor; Ballad, Mrs. W. Bull; Polka, Vittoria-Albert;
Trio, Mimes R. and C. Turner on the Harp, and Kim S. Turner
on the Violin; Quadritle, Military. Part IL—Selections from Mac-
beth; Polka, les Viennolies; Fantasia. Violin, Master W. Thirty:di
Waltz, the Naiads; Quintetto, the Distin Brothers on the newly-
invented instrument, the Sax-tubus ; Overture, Crown Diamonds;
Polka, Royal Mail; Overture, Fre Diavolo. inductor, IL Negri.
—Pit, Promenade, and Upper Boxes, In. • Dress Circle, 2s. 6d.;
Private Boxes, 10s. and 21s. Application to be made at the
Box-office.
N.B.—Tuesday next, Dee. 15, will be for the Benefit of Mr. Alleroft,
on which occasion he will deliver a Farewell Address.