... NEWc\ MUSIC. ,, . - ?? III ?? , ! A P ?? ET ITuIs . Cii.eCHR r IN TIU P'Asr.' A Dallald. Written and Ceinupsed by 3i11UCIl Lover. Londoll: Du'f & llodgson, 65 Otxrord Street. SA-tiUlEl. Lovr:, in tile above song, lias ndded ailotser loar to his luxutilit lyricat wreath. theo IIelay i., *o *- t. simple, aind .nie'p'Slr, if ?? a, sortd 1nmy Ia permitted. WO thilbk it ought to become a ...

... rid. FANNY KIMBLE'S READINGSoF SHIAKSPERE. -V 1- 1-4-v -,I~ Au fivtf nmri of S~hakqnmp.r'sq 'fhis accomplished lady road tile first part of Sihakspere's -iitg 11enry I V. to a delighted audience, in the hi erilhants' ihll, on the evening of Wednesday last. This interesting play is rarely put upon the stage, and still more rarely is it r1epre- b ,eit1ed as it should be. Such au amount of varied ...

... NEW M U $1 C. j, Vkt.AOPE GIL. A Bal1ad. Written by J. Burton, and ti conspo6ed by Alexander Lee. Ti'm Bl.IID Cinlt ANDl h i DoBie ?? Madchlei tiiinl die Rose. Written by J. ^ 1 jieol, antd composed by W. C. Sellb.-Rurnnn ron o TII GrET'S JOVIAL Lirr. Written by II. Howard, and 1 ?? by Joseph Wiliterbottoin. London: D'Ahnaine P & Co., 20 Slho iSquare. tl T'it first song nained above is very ...

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