The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-17 00:00:00

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4?„,,,, AT RE-ROYAL, WILLIAMS(ret.SIR EDWIN LANDSEER'S PICTURE
14;4e,ei-Manager,Mr.W.R.Copele;Ais, SQUARE..
OF
• et. Charlotte-st.
_'LRIVe Performances of the " THE FORESTER'S FAMILY!' ,
ra,,,..., ng achieved, on "onitterdsy
Flavi ever t_
roti'LLuegdollt rplitar PANTOMIME _
Air R. GRUN DY begs to an e that the PRIVATE IRO
In lISB h`,si and unpreced• p. February 21st, an uninter- In_ VIEW of this Pictu inted for His Majesty the KING
r,..-"ul._ ent in p. ,rated run of Fifty Performances, the Ma- of the
. BELGIANS) wil SE on SATURDAY NEXT, the BEGS to inform his Fi
fate, rw0n...2 rateful acktioWlelgment of :the very liberal 21st instant.
--a.Xst; .1.1 where he has introduced a
• Wed on its efforts, purposes to give REPOSI OF ARTS, intended for the Exhibition, h
Rath' .4k No THE LAST REPRESENTATION • 26, Church-street, Liverpool. the first time, introduced to the
essing Ok•eard hee Celebration of its unexampled success, on which .
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lritt.el the Children of the various Public Schools will be in- ANNUAL BALL.
strait - tkratif attend. For their accommodation and to meet the
P.
.0 R. H. GIDDENS begs leave to inform his Friends
tide of ,ul,B requests made by the Residents on the Cheshire
and the Public that his ANNUAL BALL will take place lci on parte Fr
7 stele "111 be the !fiver, the Pantomime and other Entertainments
at the Royal Assembly-rooms, Great Geo trees, THIS DAY,
entt 1,, 61,v as a MORNING PERFORMANCE, commencing
miler Tiline, clock. (Tuesday,) the 17th instant.
Dancing to comme at Nine o'clock. NATION, 44, DALE-
t was ° present TUESDAY EVENING, the lith Tickets may be had r. SMITH'S Music Warehouse, W . SOLE AGENT for the a
frail instant, Lord-street ; Messrs E and Son, Church-street ; and at impaired digestion, weakness of tl
TIME TRIES ALL. the Academy, -street. The water, possessing medicinl
eXat" After which, the Musical Farce of 6, Maryland-street, Rodney-street. The Ale has been analysed by t
• of 1 Ts 4, NO I
,s, oi "'include with the New Grand Local qmiethristmas Pan- CATHOLIC BALL. the purest and most wholesome Al
miCal li A lot 1, tomime, entitle*-- HE ANNUAL. BALL in aid of the ORPHAN- Sold (for cash only) in barrcW,
—.....EQUIN AND IM BOBBIN; T HOUSE and other CATHOLIC CHARITIES of LIVER-
;e bi Or, THE LANCA.' IRE WITCHES. POOL will take place, at the TOWN-H ,on oNDAY EVEN-
fwe Barle •
Pant Wu... Signor Law' Columbine.. Madlle. Blanche. 'No next, the 23d instant.
aloon.. Mr. Mack . , jun. I Clown Mr. Appleby. LADY ADELAIDE DE T FORD, LADY PATRONESS. EXTENSIO]
own, Ilt("to --
Tickets, 10s. each, in rag Refreshments, may be had from
ch 01; ' Imp Raow,— R GENTLEMAN, and the PANTO- the Sretviatps, f ,r. WARBURTON, Exchange News-room, ENLARGEMENT C
an(' GARI3,,,- Titua AY,—The PANTOMIME, KENSINGTON Messrs. ROCKLIFF and Sox, Castle-street, and at the usual
?Y, a ',,1", MISCHIEF MAKING. FRIDAY,—A COME- places. JAMES SHEIL, Hon. Sec.
art of tora4',..She PANTOMIME. SATURDAY,—A Morning Per-
in- rerfor cof the Pantomime, with other Entertainments. No
ktA,ll kr mance on Saturday Evening. LIVER
k.) Warerooms to their preal
vet's' lainma.ngetnents are being made for a series of Operatic Enter- S SEMBL Y ROOMS,
Doonts, commencing on Monday, Feb. 23. A NEWINGTON, BOLD-STREET. CABINET FURNII
1 t: I), .8 open at Half-past Six ; commence at Seven precisely.
Manufautured for a Customer
!rsis' Thels: Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. • Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, Is. The above magnificently-decorated ITE-of ROOMS are to show to buyers that, in selec
Eng. tecnri Box-office is open from Ten to Three o'clock daily, for OPEN
liaci,,,,n,f Seats and takinr, Private Boxes, which may be had every MONDAY EVENING,
SUBSCRIPTION LING CLASSES, advantages, and satisfaction, 1
.
,rne;
` -••••.„;;..ti„....,ie direction of Mr'. T. SHUTTLEWORTH.
00: CONDUCTED BY AN EFF NT MASTER OF TUE CEREMONIES. •
SPeel CRAND
VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Admission to -subscribers, One Shilling. A very !pipe- HOUSE-FURNISHING]
rior Band is engaged. Refreshments at moderate charges.
en:, rr.._
On FRIDAY PIVENING. the 27th instant. Doors open at Seven, and close at Eleven o'clock.

GRA,„ ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
AND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
rrOR FRIDAY EVENING, the 27th instant.
rfP
Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Liverpool
iNsTare resmetfully informed, that a Grand VOCAL and
klitv4l-IMENTAL CONCERT will take place on FRIDAY
Celt;iated rti'llo, t
Ahe
stes 27th
winslstant,
appear :on which occasion the following
SIGNOR SIVORI,
SIGNOR BOTTESINI,
HERR REICHART,
MISS BASSANO,
MISS ELLEN DAY,
AND

MESSRS. WILLIAMS •AND CROOK

REMOVED

,-rORD-STREET

D oors MISS CICELY
Atilt , to open at Half-past Seven,vCOncert to commence at
clock.—Tickets to be hita-ft the Theatre.

T H E

CITY

OMNIBUSES

OW RUN BETWEEN
SCOTLAND-ROAD & QUEEN'S DOCK,
MOUNT-PLEASANT & GREAT HOWARD-STREET,
EVERY HALF HOURV---

PRO,g'RAMME

~ __ -- -- -- -- -
Sojo p. ART FIRST.
r.,.' anoforte—fr Mozart's Opera, " Don
ArT;ovanni"—Mi Ilea Day Thalberg
'''' Then 8 1 the righteous shine forth"—
( 1
vsosutretif
13aliria .1)--- r Reichart
, s.ano—" eed not those idle tales
.ira„.. • . ,
Two „ Stanca di piu"—Miss Cicely Nott ..
No .erman Lieders—Herr Reichart
Operas , Cotra-Basso—on Melodies from Bellini's t
." La Sonnambula"—Signor Bottesini Bot es
PART SECOND.
O (I ....

Parties using the City Om ' ses, and wishing to save them-
selves the annoyance of ying coppers, can have neat Metal
Tickets on applicatio the Office, 29, DALE-STREET.
JAMES T.—GALLOWAY, Proprietor.
City Omnibus Office, Liverpool, lan. 21' 1852.

Mendelssohn

'—Miss Bas.

Marliani
Schubert.

blieLfroin
tt

CHANDE L I E R S.
A large and varied Stock of
GAS LAMPS, CANDLE LAMPS, &c.,
lied in extent, and selected for the approaching season,
may be inspected i e
LARGE S•H -ROOM

GAS

Itio„ , the Opera of Lucia de Lammer-
-Miss Cicely Nott mid Herr Reichart Donrcetti.
Arta' V'« La La Melancolie"—Signor Sivori Prune.
Al eh oin quests Tomba"—Miss Bassano Beethoven
C*- '°ng " The Echo of Lucerne" Alms
DugelANott Roch-Albe
Contra-Basso and Violin—" La Fete des
sruElnienes"— Signor Bottesini and Signor
Bottesini.

MR. WILLI PENN SMITH'S
BRA FOUNDRY,
, HA NOVER. STREET.
Op site the Government Tax Offices.

PANORAMA HALL,
65, BOLD-,s'TREET.

SPECIAL SESSION FOR THE COUNTY OF
LANCASTER.

CHANGE OF

EXHIBITION

WHEREAS an unforeseen emergency has arisen
touching certain matters within the jurisdiction of the
Annual General Session of the Peace of the County Palatine of
Lancaster, relating to the building of a new Range of Cells in
the House of Correction at Preston, in the said County Pala-
tine, to the defraying the charges and expenses whereof the
rates and assessments of the said County Palatine will by law
hereaftgr become payable. And whereas the matters aforesaid
require such immediate attention thereto and decision there-
upon, as renders the holding of a Special Se,ntrin that behalf
necessary.

FIRST WEEK OF
E LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
GULEXTENDING FROM THE
P —F MEXICO TO THE GREAT FIRE Eg.sr. LOUIS.
D ett , 'tinting the GREAT CITY OF ORLEANS OCCII-
Ittr. qu
of the South are fait Canvass,
Ily drawn. the Cotton and Sugar
ations

N,gbbibit•on CHA N OF HOUR:
connne at Eight o'clock. Doors open every
4(0 Half-Past en.
Ltaionu er Seats, Lower Seats, 6d.
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION :
4d • - day and Saturday" at Half-past Two o'clock
—•—•

We, being eighty-five Justices of Peace for the said
County Palatine, do by this order riting under our Hands
and Seals, by virtue of and in p uance of an Act of Parlia-
ment made and passed in the th year of the reign of his late
Majesty King George 111., • tituled "An Act for obviating and
removing doubts respec g the holding of the adjournments
,s,„G

ne Shilling only

of tn, Jreneral Court Quarter Session of the Peace, in and
for the County Pa ne of Lancaster; and for authorizing the
Justices of the eace, acting in and for the said County, to
hold an An General Session, and also a Special Session for
the purpos-es therein mentioned," hereby order you to require
the Justices of the Peace for the said County Palatine of Lan-
caster, to assemble at Preston aforesaid, for the purpose of
their holding a Special Session, on the 27th day of February, in
the year of our Lord 1852, and of then and there taking into

,ERR HALLE will appear at Mr. EDWARD W.
ONcjli
lOMAS'S and CHAMBER
x",fiao•l;_l in the Saloon Fourth of the Last
PHICLASSICALLHA!IMONIC-HALL, To-
.ll ' (Wednesday), the 18th instant.
Ward He,,coUrse secondthe evening will be performed Charles Ed-
ite°,,,Violiprssi,ebYs M.S. Quartet, and a Duet of Spohr's for
h Mr. Thomas and his Pu il, Mr. John H,--
Sinsyds first appearance in publi
ephe Tickets. 7s. each ;Fa • ickets, to admit four,
°ffice-c"o* May be had of W dlow. Esq., at the Philharmonic-
-1
trld pt,--achange-court xchange-street East ; Messrs. Hime
.44744 Church-st ; Mr. Smith, Lord-street ; Mr. Dreaper,
'4greet; an r. Edward W. Thomas 55, Elizabeth-street.
c`.C__(!ncer ill commence at a Quarter before Eight o'clock.
and s
to be ordered for Ten o'clock.

consideration a certain Resolution of the Coilit or iintlai
Session, holden on the 7th day of January last, whereby the
said last-mentioned Court "approved of the building of a new
Range of Cells in the House of Correction at Preston, accord-
ing to the Plans produced, and authorized the Visiting Justices
to carry the same into effect when sanctioned by the Secretary
of State," and of then and there suspending, modifying, alter-
ing, or absolutely rescinding the same; and of then and there
making such order and determination thereon as to the said
Court, so then and there to be assembled, shall seem meet.

`oNCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
0, SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT&
"1
EVENING next, the 21st

Given under our Hands and Seals the 4th dap of February,
..-

innt,
THE SAPPHO, Misss ta
LOUISA VINNING,
assisted by he Siste
Miss VINNING, and her Fr ,
i r. VINNING,
WIL VE
413 A VOCAL TERTAINMENT.
NkittbklssioN.—Bod 3d. • Side Galleries, 6d. ; Reserved
4.18. ; Platfo , 28. 6d: To commence at Eight o'elock.
Th admiss* ickets issued.
tlt epetedijj, IC NEWS-ROOM is OPEN DAILY (Sundays
elloy s from Eight, A.M. till Ten, P.M. Admission One
-..„...., ,
JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary.
COlkl----,
b..uERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
"b• W. B. WRAY, Organist and Choir Master
%Iona! the Blind Asylum, Liverpool, has the honour to
beXt, the
his FIRST CONCERT, to take place on MONDAY
'Le 23d instant.

To Messrs. Gorsts and Birchall,
Deputy Clerks of the Peace for
the County Palatine of Lancaster.
R. Townley Parker. L.S. W. A. F. Saunders. L.S.
Thos. Mackreth. L.S. William Ford. L.S
J. Shepherd Birley. L.S. T. Goulburne Parker. L.S
Edmd. Ashworth. L.S. Will. Ainsworth. L.S.
L.S. Edmund Birley. L.S
L.S. John Woodcock. L.S
L.S. Joseph Acton. L.S
L.S. Henry Woods. L.S
L.S. Nath. Eckersley. L.S
L.S. R. Bevan. L. 9
L.S. Rich. Ashton. L.S
L.S. Saml. Ashton. L.S
L.S. Robt. N. Philips. L.S
L.S. Alex. Kay. L.S
L.S. Saml. Walker. L.S
L.S. Willm. Hutchinson. L.S
L.S. James Eden. L.S
L.S. T. B. Potter. L.S
L.S. James Rowland. L.S
L.S. John Grundy. L.S
L.S. John Cheetham. L.S
L.S. David Harrison. L.S
L.S. Henry Ashworth. L.S
me. L.S. Harrison Blair. L.S
L.S. Thomas Taylor. L.S
L.S. Robt. Heywood. L.S,
L.S. Peter Martin. L.S,
L.S. R. Andrews. L.S.
L.S. John Fletcher. L.S
L.S. P. Ainsworth. L.S
L.S. Nathan Worthington. L.S
L.S. J. Robinson Kay. L.S
L.S. Abel Buckley. L.S

Thos. Watts.
Jon. Peel.
John Greg.
Rd. Moore.
Will. Earle.
Tho. Thornely.
Ra. Greenough.
T. B. Barclay.
Hugh Hornbv.
Jno. Hargreaves.
Wm. Rathbone.
Frans. Heywood.
Chris. Rawdon.
Robert Neilson.
T. Edwards Moss.
Adam Hodgson.
Jos. B. Yates.
Chas. Lawrence.
Sam. H. Thompson.
Theodore W. Rathba
James Bourne.
Charles Turner.
Tho. Rodick.
Willm. Hall.
R. Theakstone.
W. G. Unsworth.
B. Heywood Jones.
W. Hawkshead Talb,
E. Silvester.

VOCALITTS :
Mrs. SUNDERLAND,
Miss E. SKINNER,
Mrs. ROSE,
Miss JESSIE HAMMOND,
Mr. FRANK ALLBERI,
Mr. MIRANDA,
Mr. W. B. W .
INSTRUME ISTS.
Mr' GREENMr. H. L ON, Violin,
WOOD ageolet and Cornet-a- p. iston.
thThe r, Mr. NETT, Harmonium.
e erottilltnitte e Blind Asylum have kindly granted the
-lilt 04 Wll eof the magnificent Choir, to sing some of
--..-
v •
kr 416- ,
aurlg al s , &c.
I%l.„`tiisi,"e opened at Seven, to commence at Eight prompt.
4,- 4ick ;"11---Keserved Seats. 2s. ; Back Ditto, la. ; Body, 6d.
yiekete:a Will be issued for the Body.
Itiv, is inaY be had at the Music Shops, and of Mr.
I\ b , Hope-place.

R. E. Alison.
Charles Edw. Kend

L.S.llta. A. Thidnesse.
L.S.T. C. Chisenhale Mars'

Thos. Eastwood.
Jas. Thomson.
John Chippendall
Wm. J. Garnett.
J. A. Tinne.

L.S. W. B. Bolden.
L.S. W. Gillison Bell.
L.S. Wm. Sharp.
L.S. John Bond.
L.S. John Armstrong

ItirfthlAßN has the honour to announce to the
A, Alt,bitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity that his CELE-
te. NTI„,,A.NIATOMICAL MUSEU GALLERY OF
ola Ay 'CMS, will be OPEN ,or It PRIVATE VIEW, on
k!,.t.1,0, the 27th February i ~ at the EXHIBITION Rooms,
?I, Ttrx:I°FFICE-PLAC HURCH-STREET ; and on and after
—lpe phte:, the 28t February, will remain open, at the
"tiler f°r ission of the general public.
to particulars will be shortly published.
Cillit 71'001, PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
m,here},ROPRIETORS and SUBSCRIBERS are
r„fY. informed,_ that the FIRST SUBSCRIPTION
rirther 16 Axed for TUESDAY, the 24th ary instant. Ail he DiaDarticuiars will be duly an ed:
4141 Sur?„B are now open f artiesc wishing to become
stmleanbers.
aller **
orde r *** ••• •
tv bitt •Y
, emain nt
der
Row
J
, ,

Edward Dawson.
John Edmondson

L.S. Wm. Garnett.
L.S. Thos. Greene.

To Her 3fajesty's Justices of the Peace for the
County Palatine of Lancaster.

We hereby notify and declare that we have received an Order,
in writing, under the Hands and Seals of Robert Townley
Parker, Esq., Thomas Mackreth, clerk, John Shepherd Birley,
clerk, Edmund Ashworth, Esq., Thomas Watts, Esq., Jonathan
Peel, Esq., John Greg, Esq., Richard Moore, clerk, William
Earle, Esq., Thomas Thornely, Esq., Ralph Greenough, Esq.,
Thomas Brockhurst Barclay, Esq., Hugh Hornby,. Esq., John
Hargreaves, Esq., William Rathbone, Esq., Francis Heywood,
Esq., Chi istopher Bowdon, Esq.. Robert Neilson Esq., Thomas
Edwards Moss, Esq., Adam Hodgson, Eeq. Joseph' Brooks
Yates, Esq., Charles Lawrence, Esq., Samuel Henry Thompson,
Esq., Theodore Woolman Rathbone,Esq., James Bourne, Esq.,

£4 4 0 each
22 0 „

1 1 0

Charles Turner, Esq., Thomas Itoick, 'Esq., William' Hall

[on.-Secretary

Esq., Robert Theakstone, Esq., William Gillibrand Unsworth,
Esq., Benjamin Heywood Jones, Esq., William Hawkshead
Talbot, Esq., Edward Edge Silvester, Esq., Richard Edward
Alison, Esq.. Charles Edward Kendal, clerk. Thomas East.
wood, Esq., James Thomson, Esq., John Chippendall, Esq.,
William James Garnett. Esq., John Abraham Tinne, Esq.,
Edward Dawson, Esq., John Edmondson, Esq., Giles Thorn-
ber, Esq., William Allen Francis Saunders, Esq., William
Ford, Esq., Thomas Goulburne Parker, Esq., William Ains-
worth, Esq., Edmund Birley, Esq., John Woodcock, Esq.,
Joseph Acton, Esq., Henry Woods, Esq., Nathaniel Eckersley,
Esq.. Reece Bevan, Esq., Richard Ashton, Esq., Samuel Ash-
ton, Esq., Robert Needham Philips, Esq.., Alexander Kay,
Esq., Samuel Walker, Esq., William Hutchinson, Esq., James
Eden, Esq. Thomas Bayley Potter, Esq., James Rowland,
Esq., John Grundy, Esq., John Cheetham, Esq., David Harri-
son, Esq., Henry Ashworth, Esq., Harrison Blair, Esq., Thomas
Taylor, Esq., Robert Heywood, Esq., Peter Martin, Esq.,

,
• Esq., Nathan Worthington, Esq., John Robinson K ay, Esq.,
Abel Buckley, Esq., Ralph Anthony Thicknesse, Esq., Thomas
Coxhead Chisenhale Marsh, Esq., William Bolden Bolen, Esq.,
William Gillison Bell, Esq., William Sharp, Esq., John Bond,
Esq., John Armstrong,. Esq., William Garnett, Esq., and
Thomort arpana Fan mirbt.five of 1-IPr Afaiaatv,a T ;

the Peace in and for- the said County, beariiig date the fourth
day of February instant, ordering the Clerk of the Peace for

id County-to require tit

ustices of the Peace for the

purpose of their holding a Special Session, on the 27t-li day of
February, 1852, and of then and there taking into consideration
a certain Resolution of the Court of Annual Session holden on
the 7th day of January last, whereby the said last-mentioned

ipprovec

of a new Range of Cells in the

House of Correction at Preston-, according to the plans pro.
duced, and authorized the Visiting Justices to carry the same
into effect when sanctioned by the Secretary of State;" and 01

'ding. modifying, altering, or absolutely
ind of then and there making such order
!eon as to the said Court, as then and
should seem meet.
nce of tte Statute In that case made and

in obedience to the said Order, further notify
hat the said Special Session will be holden at the

'ebruary instant

at Eleve

require the Justices or toe reace lug Lim satu vvuiny, LU assem-
ble at the place and time aforesaid, for the purpose of holding
the said Special Session, and of then and there taking the Bit.:

siness mentioned in the said Order into consideration, and of
making such order and determination therein as to the said
Court, so then and there to be assembledf &ill seem meet.
Dated the stl day of February. 1852. _ _

CORSI'S and BIRCHALL, Deputy ClerkS Of tbE.
fur the County palatine of Lancaster.