The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-11 00:00:00

.A.ITRENTS CASINO, ARGYLL ROOMS.—
„ILA ADuring the course of this week will be played by Laurent's
ovehestra :—Overture Les El iamants de la Couronne, Antier—Waltazes
La Jardiniere (first time) Labit,ky : Jubilee, Tinney ; Le Carnval
de lienise (by desire), H. LALITent, with Variations tor all the prin-
cipal performers. Quadrilles : Le Palate de l'Alcazar, H. Lamo.tte ;
La rre (ftrst time), Boa sit); Mont Blanc, Blanehetcau ; Lam-
mermoo," (first time). Tinney. Schottische: L'Eteile (first time),
Arbao. :Polkas Musen, Strauss; Bacchus, Strauss; The Staff,
(first time, Scenig. Gallops: Royal Artillery, Coote ; Les Guides,
H. Lanrent.‘ Principal Cornet A Piston, M. lionleourt. Doors open
at Eight; commence at half-past.—Admission, One Shilling.

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T RB-R 0 Y A L, DRURY-LINE,
M. JVLLIEN'S GR&ND BAL MASQUE.
THI.; EVENING.
M. JIILLIEN has the honour to announce that this Grand En-
tertainment will take place THIS EVENING (Monday6d, Dec. 1 1.)
Admission to the Ball
The audience portion of the Theatre will be set apart for Specta-
tors, who, by application at the Box-office, can secure their boxes
or places, which will be retained for them the whole evening.
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Prices of Admission for Spectators : —Dress Circle, 56 ; Boxes, s.;
Lower Gallery, 23. ; Upper Gallery, 18.. Private Boxes, from 41. 43.
upwards. Ladies and Gentlemen taking private boxes will have the
privilege of passing to and from the Salle de Dance without extra
charge.
Doors open at hall-past Nine. Dancing will commence at Ten.
lgo person will be admitted in the Costume of Clown, Harlequin,
or Pantaloon.
The 'Vice Reulation; will greatly facilitate the arrival and de-
parture of carriages;g and it is hoped that Ladles and Gentlemen will
enforce compliance with them on the part of their coachmen.

REGULATIONS to PREVENT OBSTRUC-
TIONS by CARRIAGES at DRURY-LANE THEATRE,
THIS EVENING (Monday, Dec. H, 1854).
CARRIAGES WITH VISITOR
ANS
BOXEsGOING TO THE DRESS
CIRCLE D ,
will arrive through Bow-street, set down in Brydges-street, and drive
off through the Strand.
Carriages with Visitors going to the
PRIVATE BOXES,
will enter from Bow-street, set down in Rassell-street, and drive off
through Drury-lane.
Carriages with Visitors going
TO THE BALL,
will arrire through Russell-street, set down at the Grand Entrance
In BrydgeS-street, and drive off through Catherine-street.
TAKING UP IN RUSSELL-STREET.
Private Caniages waiting to take up at the Private Box Entrance
in Russell-street, will form in Three Lines on the North Side of
Great Russell-street, between Brydges-street, and Bow-street, with
the Horses' Heads towards Drury-Lane, keeping all crossings clear,
and after taking np, will drive off into Drury-lane.
TAKING UP AT THE GRAND ENTRANCE IN BRYDGES-
STREET.
;Private Carriages waiting to take up Company at the Entrancesg-
in Brydges-street, are to form along the East Side of Upper Wellin
ton-street, with the Horses' Heads towards
drive offus
into tht, k
eeping
all Crossings clear, and after taking np, willend.
HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
waiting for Fares, are to form in a Single Line from the Strand,
along the Centre of Catharine-street and York-stree
ncest,in andß when
called from York-street, to take up at the Entrarydges-
street, they will draw off down Catherine-street ; but those called to
take up at the Entranced in Russell-street, will draw off through
Drury-lane.

RICHARD MAYNE,
Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis.
(Mice of the Metropolitan Police, December ii, 11444.

THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET.
Hader the management of Mr. itnekstone.
THIS EVENING, Inc. 11,