The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-03-23 00:00:00

RA IL WAI

GREAT WESTERN UNION RAI LWA Y•
—We may expect the opening of this line as far as Cirencester
by the 26th of next month, the company having given notice
to the Great Western Directors thrt it will he ready by that
day. The latter company has taken this branch on lease at

INTELLL".;:!NCI:

CRELTENIIAM

£17,001
GASC

pecial g

~:-Cheltenharri paper.
EY. AND GREENOCK RA
etinF; of proprietors of
.t 1:

isley, and Gre

Glasgow,

.l yesterday,

Sheriff' Court Hall here, to Consider the bill now be:
rliament for
_increasing the capital of the company.

After reac

the advertisement convening the ►neeti

new bill was submitted, by clause, and unariimously approved.
In answer to a query regarding the opening of the line, the
engineer, Mr. Errington, stated that he could, with the ut-

most confidence, assual the proprietors that the line should
be opened to the public during the present month, on what

great ,;
Advert

ction , 2I
March 9

DURTIAM
e Shareho
is held in t

SUNDERLAND HAIL

and Sunc

land Railay

,erland, on Tue

sc Arcade Buildit
the pro
ey to corn

.sions of the bill
works

second Feat

1., was

n, one of the clerks

the principal clauses of the act, which

se,- in addition to the capi.

not exceedin

to raise £26,000 upon mort-

by the creation and dispOsal of ne

Esq., It was r
by the meeting;

o'clock

.a-Blle Journal

,eg to direct attention to

rial which will be f

rid in our columns of to-da

by the provost

agistrates, and town council Of

Majesty's
ion of the

Inverness to the commissioners of h(
the important subject of the ester
th which the country is now about to

Theatr

O❑ SATURDAY
VI L EYE.

liable in the cireums'

of Inverness, and we

anly shown that it is

We understand that the public are indebted to our
intelligent provost for the proposal of this great improve-
ment. It is of importance that the north should reap the

- -
benefit of this new mode of communication as speedily as
possible • and in matters of this kind, the public here always
look to ale kindly assistance of government, who, we trust,
will not refuse to Scotland what has been granted to Ireland

T.ftriv J

Tn men t

rbv, Beatock and

rd Totter!

Bill Downey

verging lines to Edinburgh and Glasgow,—
miles distant from each city

about Mu
ton to E,
by Bigga
Wilsontt
shortest
that 1

übnrgh two alt

,rnington being
From s'

routes are proposed

ywing-

by Thankerton,

liss Mary

THEATnt-r.otAL,Enrclor

ler the Management of Mr. CLARKE, Sole Lessee.

MR. WALLACK,

Royal, Drury-Lane and Haymarket, is en-
ed for a Fortnight, and will make his second appearance
since his return from America,_ this Evening.

r. WALLACK having been greeted with the most enthnsias-
tic applause last night, in the characters ofd ulian St. Pierre
and Dick Dashall, the drama of TEIE WIFE, and the farce
of MY AUNT, will in consequence be repeated in the
course of the week.
MH IS present TUESDAY, the 23d instant, will be per-
formed the Tragedy of
PIZARRO.
Rolla
Orozembo Mr. Baker.
Pizarro , Mr. Gray.—Alonzo Mr. H. Holl.
uouncement gave
Cora.. Mrs. W. H. Bland.
separated.-- Greenock I Elvira Miss Cleaver

To conclude with the Mueical Play of
ROB ROY.
Compressed into two Acts.
Rob Roy Mr. Stuart.
cis Osbaldistone Mr. G. Horncastle
Bailie Nicol Jarvie.. Mr. Baker.
.. Miss E. Honner.
Miss Cleaver.

Diana Vernon
Helen M'Gregor

On WEDNESDAY—the Comedy of THE WONDER.
Don Felix, Mr. Wallack ; Colonel Briton, Mr. H. Boll;
Lissardo, M r. Baker ; Frederick, Mr. W. H. Bland ; Isabella,
Miss Cleaver; Violante, Mrs. W. H. Bland; Flora, Mrs.
Clarke. After which; the Musical Drama of the ADOPTED
CHILD. Michael, Mr. Wallack ; Clara. Mrs. Barton;
Lucy, Miss E. Honner : Nell, Madame Simon. To con-
clude with the. Operetta of LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK-
SMITHS. Captain Beldare7Mr. G. H orecastle ; Risk, Mr.
Baker ; Lydia,Mrs. P. Crowe.

,
On THURSDAY—CHARLES THE SECOND, BRI-
GAND, and RENT DAY.

On FRIDAY—The WIFE, MY AUNT, and THE
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.

—TOWN AND COUNTRY, and the

LIVER THEATRE

LAST NIGHT FOR THE I3ENEF

CHURCH-

;TREET,

IGGIE,

AME ENTERTAINMENTS WILL BE REPEATED THIS

EVENING.
HIS present TUESDAY EVENING, March 23d, 1841

the Evening's- Entertainments to commence with an en-
tirely new and Historical Drama of intense interest, entitled

TILL TOWER OF LONDON;
OR; THE FATE OF LADY JANE GREY
de Nomilles.:Mr. Mr.l

1 iggie

hich, the humourous and highly amusing. nterlude of
THE UNFINISHED GENTLENIAN ;

OR, THE TIGER IN BOOTS.
.Mr. Tilbury. E James Miller,

Ir. Higgie

qr. C. F

Marshall

To conclude with the Drama, clled
ROBERT MACAIRE

Robert Macair