The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-07 00:00:00

Mrs. FITZWILLIAM and Mr. BUCKSTONE positively fo
Five Nights only, as they appear in London on Monday r
the 13th instant.
NOTlCE.—During the Five Nights there will be an entire
Change of Performances each Evening, and no Piece will be
repeated in which Mrs. FITZWILLIAM and Mr. BUCKSTONE
appear together.
Miss EMMA ROMER will make her Second Appearance in
Liverpool.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 7th inst..
A CURE FOR LOVE : Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Fitzwilliam ;
Mr. Sadgrove, Mr. Buckstone.—THE CHILD-OF THE REGI-
MENT: Josephine, Mrs. Fitzwilliam ;strlllot, 111 r. Buckstone.
--With BOX AND COX MARRIED AND SETTLED.
To-moitilow,—THE FOUND NGS: Pamella Fattens, Mrs.
Fitzwilliam; Timothy Dixon r. Buckstone.—THE ROUGH
DIAMOND: Margery, A Fitzwilliam ; Cousin Jue, Mr.
Buckstone.—TWO BO YCASTLES : Mr. Bonnycastle, Mr.
Buckstone.
On THURSDAY. EAP YEAR; or, THE LADIES' PRIVI-
LEGE: Sally 0' eary, Mrs. Fitzwilliam; Mr. Dimple, Mr.
Buckstone.— ANDMOTHER GRIZZLE : Grandmother
Grizzle, Mr . Fitzwilliam; Phi Fuddle, Mr. Buckstone.--And
MAKE YOUR WILLS: Joseph Brag, Mr. Buckstone.
On FRIDAY, for the BENEFIT of Mrs. FITZWILLIAM and
Mr. BUCKSTONE, and positively their Last Night but One,--
First Time in Liverpool of a new Comedy, in Three Acts, enti-
tled THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY : Kitty Crawley. Mrs.
Fitzwilliam; Pansy, Mr. Buckstone.—THE SNAPPING TUR-
TLES : Mrs. Timms, Mrs. Fitzwilliam ; Mr, Timms, Mr.
Buckstone.—With, First Time in Liverpool, THE WOMAN I
ADORE: Mr. Paddington Green, Mr. Buckstone.
On SATURDAY,—THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST :
Starlight Bess, Mrs. Fitzwilliam •, Cheap John, Mr. Buckstone.
With THE DUEL IN THE DARK: Mrs Greenfinch, Mrs.
Fitzwilliam ; Mr. Greenfinch, Mr. Buckstone.
Admission : Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; -Pit,
„Is- 6d. • ' Gallery, 6d.—Second Price : Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side
linxes,ls. 6d.; Pit, Is.
LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THE EIGHTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
WILL TAKE PLACE
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21.
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS:
MRS. ALEXANDER NEWTON,
MISS EYLES, and
MR. LOCKEY.„...---
SoLo TROMBONE .... NABICH.

A MISCELLANEOUS LEC TION OF MUSIC
I
will be ormed, including ,
SPOHR'S SYMPHO " THE POWER OF SOUND," and
A QUARTET It FOUR VIOLINS, by MAURER.
CoNnuciroa-Mr. J. ZEUGHEER HERRMANN.

Tickets—Unappropriated Stalls, 7s. 6d. ; Gallery, Front,
Back, 2s. 6d.
Concert to commence at a Quarter to Eight o'clock.
By order, W. SUDLOW

LIVERPOOL CHARITIES.

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF
The RIGHT HONOURABLE the EARL of SEFTON
The WORSHIPFUL the MAYOR,
WILLIAM BROWN, Esq., M.P.,
CHARLES TURNER. Esq., M.P.. and
W. FORBES MACKENZIE, Esq., M.P.

A GRAND PERFORMANCE of the MESSIAH
.4 1 will be given by the Members-of the Orchestra of the
.11ILHAR5IoNIC SOCIETY. in tbellant., Hope-street,
izeent On
.TUESDAF st, the 14th instant,
in ai f the Funds of
THE R AL INFIRMARY,
TH , ORTHERN HOSPITAL,
AND
THE SO HERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.

Tickets: Boxes and Stalls, ss. ; Galleries—Front, 35.; Back,
b. 4. May be had at the Office of the Philharmonic Society,
..change-court.

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
NOW OPEN.
THE EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
A RTI

OLD POSTOFFICE-PL „ CHURCH-STREET.
„pen from Ten till Dus - and in the Evening from Seven
Lill Ten, Saturday exce .
Admission, is.; ren, under Twelve Years of
7.350 n Tickets • entlemen, Ladies, 3s. 6d.
4 lckets, 2s. 6d. Catalogues, 6d. each.
J. A. P. MACBRIDE, Secretary

F Age, 6d.
; Evening

LIVERPOOL ART UNION.

ESIDE'NT

The Right Honourable the EARL of SEFTON,

PATRONS.
SAMUEL HOLME, Esq., Mayor of Liverpool.
WILLIAM FORBES MACKENZIE, Esq., M.P.
CHARLES TURNER, Esq., M.P.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
JOHN NAYLOR, Esq., GEORGE HOLT, Esq.
TREASURER.
GEORGE ARKLE, Esq..
BANKERS.
Messrs. LELAND ansI—BIJLLINS.
COM MI E.
0e
8 rge Arkle, Esq. James H. Macrae, Esq.
jir, John Bent. Joseph Mayer, Esq.
7,Zhias Booker, Esq. John Mather, Esq.
iPoulas A. Bushby, . Joseph Penlington, Esq.
a Cu, c) raw, William Freston, Esq.
tj'ham Comer, jen., Esq. Thomas Littledale. Esq.
Ward Griffin, 'Esq. Thomas Stamford:Raftles,Esq.
c'ehd- Cardwell Gardner, Esq. Hugh C. Rae, Esq.
jalbuel Job, Esq, Robert Rockliff, Esq.
Heywood Jones, Esq. Thomas Wylie, Esq.
'males Lister, Esq.
,§ubscriptions will be received by the Members of the Com-
mittee, and by the Secretary, at the Exhibition-rooms.

FREDK. ROBERTS,
'4'hibition.rooms, Old Post-office-place,
13th November, 1852.

Secretary

AINTREE CHARITY BALL,

„r LADY PATRONESS—COUNTESS OF SEFTON.
HIS ANNUAL BALL will take place, at the
bA,GRAND STAND, AINTREE E-COURSE, on THURS.
'4l, the 16th instant•
tick
ets, (including Sup , 7s. 6d. Hay be had at the
34`; flat-office, Castle-stre ; Mr. HUTCHIN's, Lord-street ;
./O'N and SoN'sa, :srs• nd S-stree s, Church-street; Messrs. LITTLE-
B t.
G BIN'S BAND will attend.

FREDK. A. TAMPLIN, Hon. Sec.
tea Conveyan
4th, ces will convey parties to Town after the Ball
........4enzberlBs2.

'SOUTHPORT PIER COMPANY,
*On (PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED,)
- THE CONSTRUCTION AND ESTABLISHMEVT Of
A JETTY OR PIER FROM THE PROMENADE OF
SOUTHPORT TO LOW WATER.

.e4'ITAL NOT TO EXCEED SEVEN THOUSAND
POUNDS, IN SHARES OF ONE,POUND EACH.
DEPOSIT, ONE SHILLI.)74/PER SHARE.

ksk COMMITTEE MANAGEMENT.
Jaw,tiel Lees, Esq., J.P., Ch • man, Southport.
1.11"„4e8 Hardy Wrigley, E . J.P., Southport.
me',lllllB Hulme, Esq., ~'Southport.
as
Glover, Esq., ~ Southport.
e Rev. Jonatha ackson, A.M., J.P., and Chairman-of
stit.joutliport I provement Commissioners.
• „,obn Aughton, Southport.
• Venry Brown, Southport.
• ',l,obn Burwell, Southport.
• ;•!larles Clough, Southport.
Alt lrlgleton Cooper, Southport.
, James Hunt, Southport.
14r Robert Johnson, Bookseller, Southport.
'rho
r, Inas Mason. Southport.
lon
Part, Vftti.
Salthouse, SlTuthport.
James
illiam Welaby, Ormskirk.
,Itt.i4a.nles Wood, Southport.
44. chard Wright, Builder, Southport.
Itichard Wright, Land Agent, Southport.
With power to add to their number.
BANKERS.
Messrs. Lawe and Co., Southport.
The Liverpool Bank, Liverpool.
Messrs. Loyd, Entwisle, and Co., Manchester.
SECRETARY.
Mr. T. B. Hodgkinson, Southport.

PROSPECTUS.
11-1 E want of a convenient and ready access to Low
th dater e vi_. has long been felt to be a serious inconvenience to
ttea„4ltors and Inhabitants of Southport, and the rapid in-
tlrp,`.of the Town renders the construction of a Pier for that
e almost a matter of necessity, and at the same time
Nittr,out a fair prospect of its forming a safe and lucrative in-
ett

lA4"e
The I,n
•
1,; _some years

.iverpool to Southpoi t has now been in

• "4anchester and Southport Railway, in course of con-
littlebn •
Lereb,.
_. will. probably. be opened. in the ensuing summer,
gliib,Lestablishing a direct railway communication, between
I,* rt and Manchester and the densely popu.ated district
ancashire and the Wst Rding of orkshre, and
hi%)LM St anchester within ane houri and a quYarter'si ride of
4 Port.
Iltice
I Ar has also been given of an application to Parliament in
ele.esent Session for powers to make a Railway from St.
'the., through Ormskirk, to Southport.
'..unstinaber of houses in Southport has been increased by
3:tii one-fourth since the commencement of 1851. Those
EVerbuilt have been found insufficient to meet the demand,
,kitinhe can be little doubt but that increased railway accoin-
'4l4-" will necessarily tend to create a demand much greater
iNeilts hitherto been found to be the case; but even at the
4llilleeate of increase, the population would be more than
or thln ten years.
Lit, ArO,7IP.UrPOSe of adding to the attractions of Southport,
tronts r,,ng for the wants and accommodation of its lnha-
Va iii"Nl'Visitors, it is proposed to erect a Pier, to commence
fit' 8 die Promenade, and extending from thence to Low Wa-
kilthe etance of about 1300 yards, with two lines of roadway
for ptre, adapted for light carriages, and a walk on each
at e
"t agree Passengers, thus affoing to e public an exten-
a 4 able promenade over the seat at High Water, and
o" tor,N.tne e.iirne providing the means of bathing with comfort
Nik,,,eanlence at Low Water, and of access to and landing
agThtet 2.11 re boats and other vessels with ease and safety at
p ut the tide.
111,i fro':lvenue will be derived from admissions to the Pier,
i;p4,. Pleasure and other boats landing and embarking
fart lengers.
een ascerlained that the amount aid in Southort
41,41,11, ; 1
le of donkeys and donkey carriages exceeds *3200 p
per
kge ex°lislathing in the sea, at fourpence per bath on an
„Ft ' six,L7ds *5lO per annum ; and for sailing, at an aver-
,2tti tipnce per passenger, exceeds £360 .
14,7:yulat,e facts, and from the rapid and probable increase
B,ea V, ugh aking the actual receipts at the Loweilitoff,
oro, and other similar Piers as the basis of
't is confidently expected that the income to be
= undertaking, after discharging all outgoings,
-AlPle dividend on the capital employed.
,o..iesirous of obtaining Shares are requested to make
in the followin,, Form to the Chairman of the
ishErl,io the Secretary,*Mr T. B. HODOKINSON, Corn-
Office, thport ; Mr. ROBERT JOHNSON,
Southp ort; or at the Office of Messrs. WOOD-
";
FormsT, Solicitors, obtain from whom Pros-
of Application may be ed.

° 4 SOUTHPORT PIER COMPANY.
e p Forukt
throvie F APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
4,...102a1 Committee of the Southport Pier Company.
I reou allot me of
Proposedquest Southport Pier Company; and Shares I under-
Pt the Etame, or any less number, and to pay the
cessary Deeds when required to do so.
, 185 .

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