The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-06 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL stANDAith.

TO. THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL.
equisition, respectably signed, to call a
PUBLIC MEETING, on an early day, for the purpose
of iqking into consideration the present critical pos. nof THE
Tulsa UNICIPA I, REFottm Mo., and theproj yof address-
ing ;tie King awl the House of Commons h on, '
Do ti Lit EBY APPOINT DAY, ( Fr the 6th instant;
at One o'clock in the Atternignn, in i Court-rooth, in the
Session-house, Chapel-street, for such Meeting.
• (Signed) W. WALLAIJE CURRIE, Mayor.
Tu.ort-hall, April 30, 1836.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

rIII4E MANURE collected and to be collected, at the Work-
house, between the 25th of March last an the 25th of
March, 1837, will be offered for SALE, at II WORKHOUSE,
THIS DAY, (Saturday,) the 7th instant, at e o'clock in the.
Afternoon.
Any information that may be required ill be furnished by
Mr. DOWDALL. the Governor of the House.
• By order, JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary.
_ Parish-offices, Fenivick-street, y 4, 1936.

DINNER. OF THE ST, ANNE'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.

On Tuesday evening, about fifty of the members of this association
dined together at Mr. Holden's, in Richmond-row. The dinner itself
was most ample and excellent, and fully sustained Mr. Holden's high
character as a first-rate restorateur. There was no lack of champagne,
and other wines were in abundance and excellent. The tickets were
lOs 6d each, and we are persuaded but few members thought it ill laid
out. Some of the members of the noted glee-singing company who
assemble there lent their vocal assistance, and contributed much to
the general harmony of the meeting. Mr. Parker, the chairman of
the association, occupied the chair; and. Mr. Bateson, the rice-chair.
After the cloth had been withdrawn, "Yon nobis Domine," was sung,
and the chairman then proposed the following toasts :
" Church and King." GLEE—" God save the King."'
" The most illustrious lady of the land, the Queen of England, an
ornament to her sex and a bright example of domestic life." GLEE—
" My dear mistress."

The Princess Victoria, and the rest of the Royal Family." GLEE
—" Hail, smiling morn."

" The Peers of the realm, the anchor of the nation ;" given with
three times three. GLEE—"A jolly full bottle."
" The Army and Navy, and may they ever rally round the constitu-
tion by which they have gained so many glorious victories." Mr.
Moore's song —" The Jackets of blue."

Mr. HAYES proposed " Mr. Parker, the indefatigable chairman of
the association ;" (given with three times three cheers.) The chair-
man acknowledged the toast.
The CHAIRMAN then gave, not only the greatest general, but the
greatest man of his age, " The Duke of Wellington ;" (given with
three times three cheers.) -GLEE—" Mighty COnqueror."
" Sir Robert Peel, r 6 tl iIN surrounds him in
the House of Commons;" (given with three times three cheers.)
"Lord Sandon, our worthy tepresentative';" (given with three
times three cheers.) GLEE—" Fill round the bumper, hip, hip, hurra."
"The worthy vice-president, Mr. Bateson." Mr. Batesun acknow-
ledged the toast.

The CuAntmAN gave "The Members of the southern division of
Lancashire;" (great cheering.) GLEE—" The laughing chorus." •
The VICE-PRESIDENT gave " The health of Mr. George Green ;"
which was drunk amidst loud cheering.

Mr. GREEN acknowledged the toast, and strongly recommended
similar meetings to the one they were enjoying, as tending more
firmly to • unite the conservatives, and to bind together the various
classes of society. He concluded with proposing " the health of
Mr. Holden," whiCh was given with loud cheers.
Mr. HOLDEN, in an appropriate speech, responded to the toast. He
concluded with proposing " the health of Mr. Ellison." which was
given with three times three cheers. Mr. Ellison acknowledged the
toast.

The Chairman gave " the members of the several conservative asso-
ciations of the wards o f the borough of Liverpool."
Mr. JonNsoN, on behalf 'of the Lime-street ward association, ac-
knowledged the toast.

The Chairman proposed " the conservative press of this country,"
which was drunk with three times three cheers.

Mr. PATTISSON, the publisher of the Liverpool Standard, acknow-
ledged the toast.
Mr. HOLDEN proposed "the health of John Bolton, Esq.," which
was drunk amidst loud cheering. SONG—" The fine old English gen-
tleman." •

The Chairman proposed "the tradesman's conservativeassociation."
Mr. WILKINSON replied to the toast. In the course of his speech
he noticed the great progress which these associations are making in
the country, and the strong body of members enrolled in them. Ile
concluded with proposing "success to the new conservative society
in London."

The "conservative operative association," "Lord Eldon." " The
Lancaster heart of oak club." " The unsuccessful conservative

candidates for the wards at the last municipal election ;" and other
toasts were proposed and responded to. The company broke up
at twelve o'clock, after enjoying la most delightful evening, marked
by conviviality and friendly feeling.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KEAN"
Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury lane and Covent-garden; and the
Lass Night of his appearance.
The Last Night of the. RUSSIAN ROPE DANCERS,
Fannie De Vinter and Cartivan De Vinter, Brother and
Sister.

rtillB present. FRIDAY EVENING, the Gth instant, will
be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of
RICHARD ILL
Richard, Duke of Glo'ster 'Mr: Kean.

Prince of Wales. :Miss Chaplin. Lord Mayur....Nlr. Baker.
Queen Elizabeth. :Mrs. Stanley. I Lady :inne..Miss Faucit.
A fter which, flu thetas( time,
TIIE 12117!"'SEAN ROPE D. N. 3S,
Fannie De Vinter and Carlivan De Vi , will go through
their extraordinary and unrivalled l'erfo ances on the Double
Tight Rope in the costume of Cossack Soldiers, and perform
their National Dance.

To conclude with the Romantic Drania of
THE ROBBER'S WIFE.

Sawney Macfile, Mr. Baker. I Mark liedland,, Mr. Hamilton,
'rinse Briarley Miss Fducit.

To-monnow (Saturday) the Tragedy of JANE SHORE.
Duke of (Po'ster, Mr. Stuart; • Lord Hastings, Mr, W. Howard;
Jane Shore, Miss Faucit; Alicia, Mrs. Stanley.—After which,
the Interlude of BLUE DEVILS. Dlegri►n, Mr. Chaplin;
James, Mr. Baker; Annette, Miss Chaplin.—To conclude with
the Melo Drama of THE BLIND BOY. Edmund, (the
Blind Boy,) Miss Chaplin; Melillo, Mr. Baker; Elvina, Mrs.
Baker.

This day is published, pricer fourpe ,
P 0 P E R-Y! AS IT WA' DASIT IS ;
Compiled :...ont Authentic Docum s.
Published by JOHN ARNOLD, Posto ce-place, Liverpool;
and to be had of all Booksellers.