The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

/1-71 RE COMM iTTE E beg to announce that they have made
arrangements with the Directors of the LIVERPOOL
and MANCHESTER RAILWAY for an EXTRA-TRAIN
of CARRIAGES, to leave Manchester for LifFipool on the
mornings of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, at half-past
Eight o'clock ott each day ; passengekt y which Trains will
arrive in Liverpool in time for the blo Oratorios
.4-each
of those days :—also for in 'EXTRA TRAIN to leave Liver-
pool for Manchester at Five o'clock o morning of Saturday,
the Bth of October, to convey parties me after the FANCY
BALL of Friday Evening. But for the latter Train places must
be booked in Lime-street before Nine o'clock on the Evening
of Friday.

JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.

THE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL.
rrHE EXHIBITION will be opened on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, October sth, BRILLIANTLY ILLUMI-
NATED by Gas. for the BENEFIT OF " E PUBLIC
CHARITIES. Season tip kets will not admitted on that
Evening. Admission, Two Shillings a ixpence. Catalogue
One Shilling.

SAML. EGLINGTON,
Secretory to the Academy.
Exhihition-ronin, Sept. 31th, 1536.

LIVERPOOL GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
von THE
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC CHAR
UNDER THE PATRONAGE
his Most Excellent MAJESTY t ING.
And ller.Most Excellent MAJESTY Ills QUEEN.

Chairman of the Committee, Rev. JUN Aru AN BROOKS, A.M.
Deputy Chuirman, 'Lt.] Am EARLE, Jun , Esq.
.11. •

PRINCIVAL VOCA L•PIiFIFoRMEP.S.
Madame CARADURI ALLAN,
Mrs. W. KN YVETT,
Mrs. A. SHAW, Miss BIRCH, acid Mrs. WOOD.
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. BENS ETT, Mr. E. TAYLOR; and
Mr. H. PHILLIPS.
Leader of the Band - Mr. F. CRAMER.
Ptinipal -Second Vindin Mr. LODER.
Solo Performer on the V i din .. Mr. OLE B. BULL,
Solo Performer on the Harp....M r. BOCHSA, •
• • For the Evening Concerts:

PRINCIPAL INSTRL !RENTAL PERFORMERS.
Violins—Mr. Blagrove, and Mr. C. Iteeve.
Tenors—Mr. !lime and Mr. Daniels.
Violoncellos—Mr. Lindley and Mr. Jackson..
Double Basses—Signor Dragonetti and Mr. Howell.

Flutes—Mr. Nich(iisou and Mr. Brown.
Oboes—Mr. G. Cooke and Mr. Keatintz.
Clarionets—Mr. Wilhnau and Mr. Pow( lt.
Bassoons—Mr. Denman and Mr. Tully.
Horns—Mr. Platt and Mr. Rae.
7', umpets—Mr. Harper and Mr. Brde.
Tro3nfmni—Messrs. Smithies, Mr. Bean, and Mr. Edgar.
And Double Drums—Mr. Chipp
Conductor Sir GEORGE
_SMART,

Who will preside at the Organ and Piano-forte.
The Band will be numerous and complete in every Depart-
ment ; and the Chorus, under the superintendence of Mr. G.
Holden, selected from the Members of the Liverpool and Man-
chester Choral Societies, with other efficient Performers.

' THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, Oct. 4th,
AT SAINT LUKE'S CHURCH,
A SERMON
Will be preached by the Rev. Dr. GILBERT, Principal of
Brazen-nose College, Oxford.
After which a Collection will be' made for the Benefit of the
Public Charities.
IN THE COURSE OF THE SERVICE WILL BE PERFORMED
VA RioUS

ANTHEMS, &c.
By the principal Singers and Chorus.

On TUESDAY EVENING, October 4111.
AT THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE;
GREAT A [MOTT E-ST E ET,
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT;

WEDNESDAY MORNING, October sth
°u AT ST. PETER'S CHURCH, ,
A GRAND SULF:T[ON OF
SACRED MUSIC,
Including the CORONATION ANTHEM.
A SELECTION from HANDELL'S ORATORIO,
S I_, O.M N.
A CANTATA—" The Christian's Prayer." Spahr.
(Thu words translated from the German of A. Mahlman,
by Mr. E. Tay/or.)
And a Selection from Hamiel's Oratorio,
ISRAEL IN EGYPT.

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On THURSDAY MORNING, October 6,
Handel's Sacred Oratorio '1 HE MESS IA 11,
WITH ADDITIONAL ACCoNIPANIMENTS BY MOZART.

On THURSDAY EVENING, October 6,
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.

On FRIDAY MORNING, October 7,
A GRAND PERFORMANCE OF SACRED MUSIC,
Including, for the first time in this country, the whole of MEN-
DELSSOHN'S NEW ORATORIO,
ST. PAUL,
The words translated ftom the German, and adapted by Mr. W.
Ball.
_ _

Books containing fail particulars of the Performances may be
had as below.

On FRIDAY EVENING. October 7, there will be
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL,
In the Great Assembly-Room, which, together with the magni•
ficent Suite of Aparttnents in the Town-hall, has been granted by
the Mayor and Council; and the Committees of the Exchange
News Room, and of the Underwriters' Room, have also kindly
granted the use of those rooms for the occasion.
TICKETS, ONE GUINEA EACH.
The Doors will be opened at Nine o'clock.
WEI PPERT' s celebrated Quadrille Band is engaged for the two
Balls.

RI GULATIONS.
The Committee, in order to render the Performances as ge-
nerally accessible, and, at the same time, as productive to the
t oraiset.f,e.osHtaltlhit'abelfs,irrtprhtilwaeivesro.t
Charities as possible, have thought it advisable
plan which was adopted at the last three Festivals, and which
gave such universal satisfaction, or
l"
k i n g iTlO:"Roatilos3teliiroL.vsee,sdol Fifteen.A it-,
ms theiinsgsiloenitiock et
sethaukrecnh 1,1),d i Amphitheatre;lws„ii
i,n ha:ielaFi
eibles 1 (.1131:iitelseeedaanttsdo
Reserved Seats, (determined by lII,t, under the direction of
the
i 11i:1Cel
Shillings,
augGs isnueloi
Subscriptionit 1
.nretedai es
Single
parts of the Church and Amphiiheatre Out so appropriated.
ugraloi›: and
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rel(Tft,iiFri,mirgi.eikil'enseaceicescilerre!::::stsid..f,k:teul°:htti.lisimelti aietfoloo:UrG..cet u't'pile:e.c:oalise Reservednbeltd.°.
Oratorios, a t-a-Guinea,
theatre willce
Ito: nk
iant
and for the Concerts, Fifteen Shillings each.
will be opened at Nine o'clock
N ri'rll;
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o'clock
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Peter'sh le horning,k e :sreiC.
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utiuitica• Church will
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i bbeg,in at Eleven o'clock.
ißit itieh:he' ceAndi (:);rlisuncogki.:itihned
At the
IT;
b eeo Service
caet Sixwd ob'
the Evening, and the Performance will begin at Eight o'ClOCk.
to the exact Number the _ and. oncerts, which will be limited
accom-
modate, to be had 7 Church and Amphitheatre can actinn-
Tickets fir the Banat" y at the Savings' Bank, Bold-street.
Books of the seveta°l. Performances, had at the usual places.
may be had at tine erformances, price One Shilling each,
en t! itch and eSAVINGS' BANN, and also at the Doors of the
The '‘'lkli)4-11THEATI:1:
Committee will be happy.
to afford every possible infor-
mation and assistance in Lodgings and accommoda-
tions for anv'Strangeistphrtruringd mien to honour the Festival with
their presmice • and '
_.they.rec.inest that all applications may be
addressed to '
them at the Savings' Bank, Bold-street.