The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-01 00:00:00

THE REVISING BARRISTERS

The following are the revising barristers appointed in and
lor the seeral counties, divisions of comities, cities, and
t2oroughs ivncluded in the northern circuit, by Mr. Justice
Coltman at Liverpool, as the senior judge on circuit, pur-
suant to the 3d. and 4th Win. IV. c. 64 :

, North Riding of Yorkshire—Northallerton Mallon, Scar-
borough, Thirsk, and Whitby : Francis Bayley, Woronzow
Greig, and John Paget, Esqrs.
East Riding of Yorkshire—Beverley, Kingston-upon-
null, and the city of York : T. S. Brandretli, and J.
Pulleine, Esqrs.
West Riding of Yorkshire—Richmond, Ripon, and
Knaresborough : J. Cottinghant, Robert C. Hildyard, and
P. Robinson Esqrs.—Pontefract, Huddersfield, Wakefield,
Leeds, Halifax, Bradfordi.and Sheffield, in the West Riding
of the county of York : IL W. S. Lutwidge and A. Cleasby,
Esqrs. and Sir F. H. Doyle.
Northern Division of the county of Durham—Sunderland,
South Shields, and Gateshead ; Southern Division of the
county of Durham, and the city of Durham : E. C. Deacon,
T. H. Marshall, and W. F. Pollack, Esqrs.
Northern Division of the county of Northumberland—
Berwick-upon4weed, Morpeth, and South Division of the
county of Northumberland, arid Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and
'r ynemouth : T. J. Hogg, William Blanshard, and B. 11.
Abrahall, Esqrs.
~ Eastern Division of the county of Cumberland and Car-
,lBle_; and Western Division of the county of Cumberland,
‘'ockermouth and Whitebaven; County of Westmoreland,
40(1 Kendal; L. J. Verrables, Wm. Gray, and C. IL Heigham,

Northern Division of Lancashire—Preston, Clitheroe, and
Lancaster : G. H. Wilkinson, Stephen Temple, and Hugh
Stanhope, Esqrs.
°piSouthern Division of Lancashire--Liverpool, MancheSter,
dhani, Salford, Warrington, and Wigan : Robert Whar-
-I,n, Spencer Horatio Walpole,' and G. St. John Yates,
til„Nrs•—Ashton-under-Lyne, Bury, Bolton-le-Moors, Roch-
-44e, and Blackburn : Henry Lawrence, Esq.

oft
cesle s•— The account of the hops in the various districts
ent is very unfavourable. The Maidstone Gazette of
kday gives the apportionment of the duty throughout the
Yilligdoni as follows, on the authority of a correspondent :
Rochester district, £15,000 ; Canterbury, £4,000;
dot,", X 9000; Farnhaiir, :COO; Worcester, £4OO ; the king-
ft, 0200 ; a total of £22,300.
d'2,ll4"N's CouNsEL.--Two gentlemen admitted to the
spatscfNueen's counsel have for the first time taken their
tir within the bar at Liverpdol during the present assizes.
' Or
seat
otheegr9ry Lewin was called within the bar at Lancaster
(18Y; and he has during the past week, occupied the
,t.formerly tilled by Mr. (now Mr. Justice) Coltman, and
euewv,"4ly by the late Mr. Blackburn. He still wears a stuff
within'• Mr. Dundas (M. P. for Sutherlandshire) was called
40., the bar last assizes ; but at that time he was in the
tir!1•1! amongst his constituents and he took his seat for the
c04:1118Inle Within the bar on Monday last. The other queen's
teheel, aPpearing at the present assizes are Mr. Sergeant
Cress r'eY (Attorney-General of the county palatine), Mr.
1%1°01; Mr. Alexander, Mr. Starkie, and Mr. Armstrong.
tie Hull
Way th letters from London are now conveyed by
rail-
entire distance, and are due to the post-office at ten
threer after nine in the forenoon, instead of a quarter to
at half-11 the afternoon ; and the [nail for London leaves 1-lull
f°renool:BV°llr in the afternoon, instead of half-past eleven
to Loudon tha • -15 Y this arrangement, Hull is brought a day nearer
n formerly'

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

FIRST NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN OPERAS

PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS
MADAME GRIST, SIGNORA ERNESTA GRIS]
SIGNOR BRIM, AND SIGNOR TAMBURINI.
CONDUCTOR-THE CELEBRATED PIANIST,'
MONS. BENEDICT,
Who will preside at the Piano-Forte.'
On the Nights of the Italian Operas the Pe ormance tvii
commence at Eight o'clock. Doors to be op zed at a quarte
past Seven.
PHIS present TUESDAY, Sept: •r 1, 1840, will b
presented Rossini's celebrated O ra Seria
SEMIRAMIDE,

IN TWO ACTS.
Arsace...(Cornmander-in-Chief of the Army).. Signora E
Grisi.
Assur.. (Prince of the blood of Belus).. Signor Tamburini
Semiramide.. (Queen of Babylon).. Madame Grisi.
Satraps, Babylonians, Ladies, and Priests of the Temple
&c., supported by a full Chorus and extra Band:
Previous to the Opera, the Original Overture.
At the end of the Opera, a Pas de Deux by Mr. and Mrs. J
Ridgway.
Overture—" Il Barbiere di Siviglia."—Rossini.
To conclude with Rossini's Opera of
IL BARBIERE DI SIVI,GLIA,
• Compressed into one Act, by M. Benedict.
Count Alinaviva Signor Brizzi.
Rossini Madame Grisi.
Figaro
Mons. BENEDICT will preside at the Piano-Forte.
Leader of the Orchestra, Mr. Aldridge.—The Band, on
this occasion, will be considerably augmented.
In consequence of the great expense attending the engage.
ment of the above eminent Performers, the:Prices of Admit.
sion, on the Nights of the Italian Operas, will be—to the
Lower Boxes, 6s. ; Upper Boxes, 4s. ; Pit, 3s. ; and Gallery,
Is. 6d.
The Box-office will be open daily, from Ten until Four,
when places for any of the nights may be taken. On the
nights of the Italian Operas, the Performance will commence
at Eight o'clock ; Doors to be opened at a Quarter past
Seven.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), RICHARD the THIRD,
and the MAGPIE OR MAID.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, ITALIAN OPERAS.

EXHIBITION.
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE

CAPTAIN SIBORN'S MODEL OF THE BATTLE

OF WATERLOO.
rrHE celebrated MODEL OF THE BATTLE OF
WATERLOO is NOW OPEN for EXHIBITION
at the GALLERY OF THE UNION ROOMS, Slater-
itreet, Bold-street.
Open from Ten in the Morning till Ten at Night. Ad-
mission. One Shilling each.