The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21 00:00:00

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE

Role Lessee .5- 31—a—nage-r, Mr.W.R.Copeland,ls, G t.. Chat lotte-st

1/frADAME ISABELLE respectfully announces the
-A 1 OPENING of this popular Establishment with her
UNRIVALLED
E QUE STRIXN ' COMPANY

FRENCIL,AD ENGLISH ARTISTES,
Cn FRIDAY next, the 24th Mat.,
Men will be presented a Grand Programme of brilliant Nore
ties, expressly arranged for the ensuing Christmas Holidays
T. SHUTTLEWORTH, Box-office-keeper,

ROYAL PARK THEATRE
PARLIAMENT-STREET.

THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 21st inst.,
.1 will be performed a favourite NAUTICAL DRAMA, and,
for the last time this Season, Mr. Tideswell't highly-successful
version of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. Cassy, on this occasion,
Miss Marriott.
On MONDAY next, the 27th inst., will be produced, for the
first time, a new Local PANTOMIME, written expressly for
this Theatre, by a Member of the Literary and Dramatic So-
ciety, with new and beautiful Scenery, Dresses, Music, and
Effects, by Artistes of the highest celebrity, entitled, YE
SIEGE OF LIVERPOOL ; OR, HARLEQUIN AND PRINCE
RUPERT AND YE FAYRE MAYDE TORTETH. Prince
Rupert, (a Fighting Cock of the,..47th Century, afterwards
Clown,) SIGNOR H. BOLENO William of Bernulph, (a
Loyal Burgesse of ye Ancien Corporation of Liverpool, after-
vrards Harlequin,) Mr. acarthy ; Makepeace Barehones,
(Commander of the P amentary Forces, afterwards Panta-
loon,) Herr Cole; Fayre Mayde of Toxteth, (afterwards
Columbine, MA ME BOLENO.
The Management takes this opportunity of informing the
Public, that no expense has been spared in the getting-up of
this PANTOMIME, which, for completeness of Effect and
Local Interest, is expected to surpass any previous production.
The whole of the Arrangements are under the experienced and
uncontrolled Direction of Signor BOLENO, who will be sup-
ported by the most powerful Pantomime Company in the

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THE EIGHTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
WILL TAKE PLACE
MIS PRESENT TUESDAY, the 21st instant.
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS:

MISS EYLES, and
MR. LOCKEY,-

SOLO TROMBONE .... L. NABICH,
his First Appearme in England.

MISCELLANEO SELECTION OF MUSIC
will performed, including
SYMP Y, "THE' POWER. OF SOUND." and
k QUARTF FOR FOUR VIOLINS. by MAURER,
with Orchestral Accompaniments.
wnucToa..Mr. J. ZEUGHEER HERRMANN.

17Unappropriated Stall

Is, 7s. 6d. ; Gallery, Front, 55.,

~,.
to commence at a Quarter to Eigbt o'clock.
By order, W. SUDLOW

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, LIVERPOOL

X. JULLIEN'S LAST ANNUAL TOUR, PREVIOUS TO

HIS DEPARTURE FOR AMERICA

•M. JULIIIN'S LAST CONCERTS,
On FRIDAY. the 31st instant, and
MONDAY, the 24th ittnnary, 1853.
IN. making the above ann. tCement, M. JULLIEN
feels it to be his duty to e ; ess his most grateful thanks
to the Nobility, Gentry, an. nhabitants of Liverpool, for the
Peat encouragement an. intronage which has been extended
to him during his re.•.ence in this country—a patronage so
unremitting as to • ble him now to enter upon his Fourteenth
Annual Tour.
JuLLIE. as indeed reason to congratulate himself on
Vs own personal success, but, at the same time, trusts he may
?e allowed to enjoy the additional gratification of having been
in some measure the means of popularising good music in this

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ntry, by affording to all classes opportunities of hearing tt

t• svLLisrt is.-for a trine, about to taker-leave of the land
indulgent public of Liverpool, and that he now has to an-
once the present Concerts as his Last previous to his depar-
tto America ; for, aided by the constant support of kind
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ni proposals of the most flattering description from the
usical Amateurs of the New World. and of a nature so ad-
ntageous that he has not been able to resist entering into
'agetnents to visit the United States. M. JULLIEN hopes,
-ever, that his visit may not only be productive of pecuniary
to himself, but may furnish him with materials for novelty,
return to this country.
eive increased attraction to his Concert d'

,LLIEN has into an engagement the
nowned prima donnaentered
of the Imperial Theatre of Vienna,with rE
MADLLE. ANNA ZER,R,
Whose performtmces at the Royal Italian Opera, the Binning.
ham Festival, and at M. Jullien's Concerts, Theatre Royal,
rnry-lane,created so great a sensation during the past Season.
The Orchestra will include the principal Solo Performers
from M. JuLLIEN's Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,
Proprietors' Places will be reserved until FRIDAY, the 24th
Instant, and SATURDAY, the lath January, 1853, respectively.
Doors open at Seven o'clock, and the Performance to com-
mence at a quarter to Eight.—The Plans are now open.
the
and Stalls, 4s. ; Galleries, 28.—t0 be had at
ite Office of the Philharmonic Society, Exchange-court, Ex-
change-street East.

SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS,
CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
AS next SATURDAY will be Christmas Day, the En-
tertainment will be given on_CHRISTMS EVE,

FRIDAY EVENING :4NTEXT, the 24th instant,

r. DAVID FRIN MILLER will give his amusing
CHRISTA ENTERTAINMENT.
pion : Bo , 3d. ; Side Galleries, 6d. ; Reserved Seats,
!omni e at Eight o'clock.

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
NOW OPEN. --
THE EXHIBITION of the WP-RIC§ of MODERN
ARTISW

OLD POSTOFFICE.JL, CHURCH-STREET

,„0,
11 ken from Ten till Dus , and in the Evening from Seven
" Ten, Saturday exc d.•
Admission, Is.; i dren, under Twelve Years of Age, 6d.
eason icket . Gentlemen, ss. ; Ladies, 3s. Ed.; Evening
ickets, 2s. 6d. Catalogues, 6d. each.
J. A. P. MACBRIDE, Secretary.

GRAND PANORAMA OF THE NILE,
NOW EXHIBITING,
AT THE PANORAMA HALL, BOLD-STREET,
WILL SHORTLY BE CLOSED.
THIS GREAT MOVING PANORAMA, from the
#ora '
London, will be Exhibited- in Liverpool
fora n
SHORT TIME LONGER.
The IMMENSE SUCCESS of this, the fir ritish Pano-
VIII a exhibited in London, is the best g tee for its fidelity.
...Wilted by HENRY WARREN and MES FAHEY, Esqrs.,
I 'resident and Member of the N. . V.C., from Drawings made
141,ring a Residence of tvrelv ars in Egypt, by JOS. BONO-
s l Esq.,
th AsAntsoc n Society of o.
CHARACTER • IC INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
ii SICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Sehe PANORAMA is Open Daily, at Three and Half-past
a„

Thn o'clock

ite Lecture, by a Native of Darfur, Central Africa, will
_lbbrace events of importance, from actual experience, in re.
Terence to the Slave-trade.
t,TO-11ORROW, (Wednesday,) the 22d instant, will be delivered
next LECTURE, illustrating Egypt's testimony to the
51,e Holy Scrir
Reserve

?s.
ats, 2s. ;

k Seats, ts. ; Pit, 6

BIRKENHEAD MODEL YACHT CLUB BALL

HAMILTON irD, Esq.
TREASURER HOLME, Esq.
T • THOS. CHIPPEND , HoN. SEC.
HE above BALL w. e held at MONKS' FERRY
Jarm.HOTEL, Birkenhe ,on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the stl

CHAIRMAN

!Liekets (Gentle Ladies 55.,) may be of
'e C liAramAN REASURER, Or SECRETARY.
ebrated Quadrille Band is enga,

:ed for tl

ANNUAL
BALL,
for the NEFIT of the
I,lo_ WARRINGToN DISPENSA , will be held at the
A HOTEL, on TUESDLY, the January, 1853.
LADY P ONESSES :
The Countess of D , I Mrs. Ireland Blackburne,
it he Countess of efton, Mrs. Weld Blundell,
Y de Tabley, Mrs. R. Assheton Cross.

IiATOMBWELL'S ROYAL AND MONSTER
Under the kind sanction of t EheRIE Authori ' of Liverpool.
WILD The above stupendous C ction of
BEASTS, BIRD AND REPTILES,
bile NOW EN.
''.urope,-. .
o-cstabliArn en tis far the largest now travelling
t min wo Largest
In E ELEPHANTS
Vend, contrasted with the
:the ....—. ELEPHANT CALF I _ , ,

L4n rted into iallest specime
England .n of this gigantic class of animal eve
"

LIONS

gas, sizes, and species:

TIGERS.
PANTHERS,
LEOPARDS,
PUMAS,
JAGUARS,
BEARS
WOLVES,
HYENAS.
Cum mails aliis

111EAgitlitatAhi&IgenCljuIVItileall,i*PcbeOru41c)IJTH-
T SOUTH-
WESTERN
AFRICA.
Splendid Groups of Lion-Tiger and Hybrid Cubs.

ON On the da
THE OLD HApeYMAßKET,throughout FOOT OFy, SHANOS-BROw
Keepers describe every hour.
tla ke
One Shilling; Feeding Time, Ha
venthit, Sixpence extra.

'-past Nine i;