Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

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ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
PtiE Public is respectfully informed that an attempt
will again be made to establish
CHEAP SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS,
- in ST. GEORGE'S HALL,
`ring the Winter Season, on the same scale of charges :
el
body of the Hall and Gallery SIXPENCE,
Reserved Seats... ONE SHILLING,
as were made at the First Series of Popular
PEOPLE'S CONCERTS
Commenced in the Winter of 1857.
THE FIRST CONCERT,

Kix will take place,
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, DECEMBER 10,
Vt, 7'o
*I, commence at a Quarter before Eight o' Cloek.
"'eh occasion the Management has pleasure in stating
T 4 that an engagement has been made with
ENGLISH GLEE and MADRIGAL UNION,
consisting of the following celebrated
ARTISTES:—
MISS BANKS. I MRS. LOCKEY. •
MR. FOSTER.
w MP— LOCKEY. I MR. MONTEM SMITH.
1, MR,. WINN and MR. THOMAS.
t°grarnme selected for this evening will be found to
contain a selection of the most popular
GLISH SONGS, DUETS, AND GLEES,
by the best Composers : viz.,—
" Come see what Pleasure."
" Bu Celia's Arbour."
Qotk " When winds breathe soft "
-' -3' J. L. Hatton, written expressly for Mr. Lockey—
I‘. "The Maid I love."
4%4_ " Thou art near me again," (Linley)
1; " Thou art gone from my gaze.")
" When Time hath bere Thee."
'atis`') " 0 wert Thou in the Caul ft
d Blast." (Mendelssohn)
'.13) " The Homeward Watch."
"Hand in Hand."
" Would you know my Celia's charms ?"
&c., &c.
,t The Management has arranged that
DELEPIERRE FAMILY,
(VIOLINISTS,)
JULIA, Four years of age,
JULIETTE, Six years of age,
JULES, Nine years of age,
created such a great sensation during the past and
Noh,°px• will also have the honour of performing some of
erful pieces.
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THE HALL and GALLERY Os. 6d.
, SEATS ls. Od.
1,1q4 ° commence at a Quarter before Eight o'clock.
Zh4t:B4:ll.4eBtlY hoped the Public will avail themselves of the
s44:l4:irclrded for gaining admission to these Concerts, by
41.‘_ 547 Tatertest.asttreMersrans.diiE
thustvtrthMeusdeetWenlen-
it/tZkla lA,Paying at the doors, as HOLDERS OF TICKETS ARE
A SEPARATE ENTRANCE.
I,lh, usic sung at these Concerts can be Purchased at
-LE & SON'S Music Warehouse, 57, Church-street
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k n CLAYTON HALL.
d'hANING PERFORMANCE
SATURDAY NEXT, at Two o'Clock.

418 S GRACE EGERTON,
MR. G. CASE,
t a AND
bELEPIERRE FAMILY,
(VIOLINISTS.)
vLIA 4 years of age.
Jrzairrz. . 6 ditto.
Jlaoso . 9 ditto.
11:4)ortuAttcs RACE EVENINO AS VSVAL.
CZ GALLERY, 6d ;
BALL, ls. ; RESERVED SEATS, 2s. 6d.
& SON,, p 57 tAtureh-street.

CHILDWALL VOLYNTEER RIFLE CORPS.
CHAIRMAN—S. R. GRAVES, ESQ.
This Corps will drill THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at the
Boys' Schoolroom, Cow-lane, Wavertree, and at the Boys'
Schoolroom, Gateacre, at Half-past Seven o'clock, at each place ;
and TO-MORROW (SATURDAY,) at the Boys' School-room,
Wavertree, at Four o'clock in the afternoon. 1

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LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEER RIFLES.
COMPANY ON LORD ELCHO'S PLAN.

Uniform Green, with Scarlet Facings
Entrance Fee

£2 2 0
0 5 0

This Company drills at the Collegiate Institution, on Tues-
day, Thursday, and Saturday Evening at Seven o'clock.
Parties wishing to join are invited to see the Drill.
Every information will be given by the Officer on Duty.