The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-14 00:00:00

NEW WEEKLI PERIODICAL OF ORIGNAL

THE MUSIC BOOK, Price Sixpence, Printed
from Engraved Plates, on Paper the usual Mamie sire, coax-
menced on Saturday, the 3rd of October.
The high price at which Original Music is usually sold, places it
oat of the reach of many who wonld otherwise Madly purchase it ;
and it is the, efore thought that an attempt to bring the Works of the
moat Eminent Composers within a more reasonable oast sill be
favourably received by the Publics. With this view it fa Intended to
publish, under the title of THE MUSIC BOOK, Original Sotto, and
other Compositnns, by Eminent Composers, Native end Foreign,
'raved and Printed in the best manner, in the usual Mimic dze,
and sold for Sixpence ; thus combining the greatest excellence of
composition and elegance of appearance with the lowest possible
Price. In proof of their intentions, the Pronots are able to men.
tion the names of Sfra. a Beckett. IL W. Dali., Benedict, Edward
Loder, Alexander Lee, F. G. Reed, J. Tully, Vincent Wallacedto,
who, with other popular Compoe--s, have already cootribute
THE MUSIC BOOK.
MOTE or erettearnes.
THE MUSIC BOIX will bra Weekly Putainadow--a Number pub.
lished every Saturday. Each Number will contain an Original Song,
Enzraved and Printed in the ben manner, ani in the wassl Music
dm. The words will be original Ur selected (by pilmon) hem the
Worts of the moat Popular Writers. Each Number be emieesd
In an Elegant Wrapper (deslewed DOyle), aid Ow Owl will be
Sixpence. A P.lrt will be publlehel ort Ibe Orrembar. and OD
the let of every succeeding inontb, wimbiling hut it lin Sow,
price 2a. or i.. Id. belntnestal imil Ours& Neal TM also le
published, bat' at law sal towdessigimsas eerie.. The
Work will be sold by all leobedhre. Yenta dad palm in Peri.
odicals, tow we
gegen should be inmeedstely Oen.
The First Number el THE MOM BOOK was published on
Saturday, 3rd of October. It condole of a New Song by Balreallett,e
Composer of the " Bohembui GIrL. &n.), entitled "Sing, m
fling ;" the Words selected by permission) from the Work. of Barry
Cornwall. The following Songs will be published in October :
No. 11.—The False Friend. Words by Thomas flood. Music by
Vincent Wallace, composer of " Maritani," &C.
11L—A Song for the Seasons. Words by Barry Cornwall.
Music by J. IL Tully.
No. IV. —My Home moat be whereer thou art. Wads by Mark
Lesion. MQ .1C by Mrs. 0. Beckett, composer " Agnes sore,"
"Bed Biding flood," lac.
No. V.—ln a drear-nighted December. Words by Kent.. Music
by Edward Loder, composer of " Nourjahad," &c.
London : pubti.hed at the Other of "The MIMIC Bonk," No. St.
Bricie'saventie, Fleet-street (leading to St. Brides Church), and sold
by all BookscPera Newsmen, ond Dealers in Periodicals, who will
regularly supply the Work, and to whom orders should be immediately

THE MUSIC 11:)01( ; New Weekly Periodical of
Original Mode, No. 111., on Saturday mit. New Song by
" A SONG FOR
paper t
engraved te TheIIE SEAsONS," price 6d. Printed from
plas, on munl ramie
No. 1. —" SING, MAIDEN, SING," Yogic by Rime, Words by
BAlllr COP: MALL.
No. II.—" TILE FALSE FRIEND," Made by Ailau....ec, Words
by T. HOOD.
COMM I. St. Brkleaurenne, Fleet-atreet, where prosretusea may
ln bad; and sold by all bookaellers and newmnan.

QONG FOR THE SEASONS; New Song by
IJ Tr.T, words /7 BAIMY CORNWALL, price fid., bring No. 111.
" The Music-Book.' Printed from engraved plates, on paper the
usual MAC size.
No. I.—" SLVG, MAIDEN, SING," Music by BMX; Words by
BALMY COILNIVALL.
No. II.—" THE FALSE FRIEND," Made by WALLACE, Words
by T. 1100 D.
°Ake, I, St. Bride's-arena", Fleet-street, where prospectuses may
be had ; and sold by all buolisell rs and newsmen.