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London, England, 1840-02-22 00:00:00

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S the WAR with CHINA a JUST -ONE?
AL By H. HAMILTON LINDSAY, Esq.
xte of -the Hon. East Ityna Company's Service in China.
James B.,dgway,

Now
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~liIE PIIrOPH ET of the CAUCASUS.
_ An Historical Romance.

By E. SPENCER, Esq.,
Author - of " Travels in the Western Caucasus," " Travels in

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THE FLYING DUTCHMAN.
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TI4H E FLYING DUTCHMAN, a Legend of
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A' 'EXAMINATION of the ORIGIN,
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ENGLA: ND and FRANCE, called the " PRUSSIAN
LEACM: E."

By WILLIAM CARGILL..
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THE ARON GERAMB'S TRAVELS IN THE
HOLY LAND.

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UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE LORD MAYOR.
MISS CHAMBER S, (the Banker's
Daughter), has the honour to announce that she
will have an EVENING CONCERT, at the Albion, Alders-
gate-street,•on Monday, the 24th of February, 1840, when
she implores a continuance of that kindness and support which
has ever been extended to her misfortunes.
PART I.
1. Overture—(l'ltaliana in Algieri), Flute,
Piano-Forte, Violoncello, and Guitar,
Mr. Deacon, Sigri. Sola and Mr. Lane. Rossini.
2. Trio—(Con rispetto e riverenza), Sig.
Curioni, A. Sola and Sola.
3. " Sirgnotmy Song vet," Miss Millingen, AugustineWadc.
4. Duo—All Idea (from II Barbiere), Sig.
Curioni and Sig. Sola
5. Fantasia, Harp, introducing subjects from
Norma and Sonnambula, J. lialsir
J.B.Chatterton.
Chatterton
6. Ascolta—( Se Romeo t'uccise un figlio)
Miss Millingen
7. Aria—(Miei rampolli) Sig. A. Sola Rossini.
8. Duett—(lo di tutto mi contento), Mrs.
Aveling Smith, and Sig. Sola Mosca.
9. Aria—Mdlle. Ernesta Grisi.
10. Pendant la Fete—Sig. Brizzi (Romance
Del Guido and Gincvra),
11. Stanea di piu combattere, Scena, Miss .
• Bruce, with Flute accompaniment Sig.
Sola
12. "Oh the Merry Da," Miss Chambers Whitmore.
PART H.
13. Trio—Concertante for Flute, Violin, and
Piano-Forte, Sig. Sola, Messrs.
Baker and Deacon, Violoncello and
Guitar Accompaniment, Sig. A. Sola
and Mr. Lane Sola.
14. Duett—Aldlle. Ernesta Grisi and Sig
Brizzi.
15. Ballad—(Thou canst not restore me),
Miss Bruce Mrs.B.Lennard.
16. Duetto—Sig. Curioni and Sig. A. Sola
17. Solo, Violino-Mr. T. Baker ...
18. (lo l'udia)—Miss Byfiad, with Flute ac-
companiment, Sig. Sola.
19. Fantasia, Piano-Forte—Mr. Deacon Thalberg.
20. Duetto (Quanto amore)—Miss Bruce
and Sig. A. Sola Donizetti.
21. Irish Melody (Kathleen maVourneen )
Miss Byfield
22. Come per me Serena (from Sormam-
bula)—Mrs. Avelirg Smith Bellini.
23 Song—Miss Chambers
24. Quartett, Finale (Dal tuo stellato soglio) Rossini.

Conductor, Mr. Deacon.
Single Tickets 10s. 6d. Family Tickets, Three for a
Guinea, _ _

Will be f.rwarded on applying by letter, to Miss Chambers,
10, Davies-strect, Grosvenor-square, and may be hid at the
Albion, and principal music shops.
To Commence at Eight o'Clock.

XTEW SOCIAL INSTITUTION for the
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