The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-06 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAIIISON-SQUARE.

THlSpresent TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th inst.,
will be presented a Grand Christmas Pantomime, entitled
PRINCESS BATTLEDORE & HARLEQUIN SHUTTLECOCK,

OR THE ISLAND OF FEATHERS.
Mr. Williams. I pantaloon.... Mr. M. Charles.

Harlequin

Mr. T. Ridgway. I Columbine.. Madlle. Carline

To be followed by a Grand Ballet Divertisement, called
POT POURRI,
Consisting of Tell differpt National Dances, in character, by

- tne VA:ViitTSES VIE ` SSTS:
To conclude with t resting Drama of
THE W INC BOYS.

the celebrated Mime VESTRIS and Mr. CHAjtat
MAI.THEWS are engaged for Two Nights. Due notice will be
gii,en of their appearance. _

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the MT inst.,
and every Evening during the Week, will be presented an
entire new Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle, called
THE BRIDE OF THE NILE.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
To conclude with the Musical Drama of

THE RUNAWAY HORSE; or, T IREST of von
An EQUESTRIAN MORNI ENE and FASHIONABLE
agARMANCIEIe meneing at Half-past One, and
Half-pas iree, for the convenience of the Jo-
Branches, on T RSDAY next, the Bth instant.

D. _ .
, .7.•• : ran
•: • - .4. _ ;.: . ' POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS.
v ,tr"Al", the 6thelnd FRIDAY the 9th of January instant,
. .. ,
CONCERT HX 14, DORD NELSON-STREET.
• EXTRAORDINARY '• WiIBINATION OF ATTRACTION,
FOR THE' HRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
.‘,
THE THREE qNp,,Eits OF CREATIO-N,!
-I- • THE ROYAL MLLIPUTIONSI

Ttlt SMALLEST FAMILY IN THE KNOWN WOE*. F
These wonderful little creatures are natives of Holstein, two,
Brothers and a tiateri—
HENDRICK BRCSTEDT,
23 years of age, 36-inches in height, weight 261bs; ; •
MAFtIArBROCKTEDT,
19 ears of age, 32 inches in height, weight 221b5., the smallest
Woman in the known world, and universtlic_distinguished as
THE LILLIPUTIAN QUERN !
The wonderftl and renowned
A, CHRISTIAN,' BROCKSTEDT,
I 4 years of age, weight 161b5.,,0n1y 28 inches high, the smallest
Man hi existence, the Greatest Prodigy of this or any other
age; surnamed the LILLIPUTIAN KING !

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In order to afford every possible attrart4 n to the Nolte
of the:rvening, toleneineiit hat been madeAvit e
celebrated Rpresentativetif
Mr. ; 3RIiIA) N
HOUgi-- ,
ntEuqvo-
-
- • assisted by Mrs. and Miss MALOV. ft RAYMOND.

Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Gallery, Is. ' • Body, 6d. Children under
Twelve Years of Age admitted to Reserved Seats at Is. ; Gal-
lery, 6d. TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT.

TOWN-HALL. BIRKENHEAD

WEDNESDAY ,and THURSDAY, January 7 and 8.

MALONE RAYMOND
will give his popular
IRISH ENTERTAINMENT,
As given by him upwards of One Hundred Nights in London
and the Proyinces, assisted by
Mrs. MALONE RAYMON
who will preside at the Pia rte, a
_ Miss MALONE R FOND.

MR

In the course of the Evening, th ree Wonders of Creation,
THE GERMA ILLIPUTIANS,
the Brockstedt Family, the Idlest in the known World, will
go,through their wond Performances in a Miniature Ballet
of Action,
ifs THE ANCIENT STATUES,
And Dance their celebrated POLKA in appropriate Costume, in
which they have already appeared before Five European Sove-
reigns.

Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Unreserved, Is. ; Children under
twelve, Half-price. To begin at Seven.
N.B.—The Entertainments wil be repeated at the Town-hall,
Ormskirk, on MONDAY, January 12; at the Albion Hotel,
Chester, Morning and Evening of TUESDAY, January 13; and
at the Assembly Rooms, Hill's Hotel, Runcorn, on WEDNEs-
DA,v, January 14.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
MEMBERS are hereby informed, that their SUB-
SCRIPTIONS for the ensuing Season became due on the
Ist instant, and will be received at the Office of SUHLOW
BROTHERS, Exchange-court.
A limited number of ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS will be
admitted on the following Terms :

TO THE RESERVED GALLERY gb BODY.
Single Tickets
Double 3 14 0
Treble 5 0 0

TO THE
.1"R GALLERY

Single Tickets
..."../r 41 Hs. 6d
Double 2 12 6
Treble 3 18 6
By order, WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Secretary
Committee-room, 3d January,lB46.

LIVERPOOL

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION

FANCY BAZAAR

BENEFIT OF THE LENDIN.9'E773RARY.

FATRONESSE
The COUNTESS of SEFTON, . JAMES LAWRENCE,
Lad FRAC SANN, rs. BROOKS,
Lady FRANCIS EGERTON Mrs. CAMPBELL,
Lady STANLEY, Mrs. CONYBEARE.
Lady DOUGLAS,

CHAIRMEN OF THE BAZAAR COMMITTEE.
The WORSHIPFUL the MAYOR of Liverpool.
JAMES LAWRENCE, Esq., late Mayor.
The BAZAAR win be held at the INSTITUTION, in Shaw-
street, during Easter Week.

Con'tributiiins in aid of the above object are respectfully soli-
cited from the Friends of the Institution, and will be received
by the Secretary in Shaw-street.
Further particulars will be announced in due time.
J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.
Ist January, 1846.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
ON FRIDAY next, the 9th. instant, EDWARD P.
lIJJ RIMBAULT, Esq., LL.D. F.S.A., &c., will com-
mence a COURSE of SIX LECTURES, on the PROGRESS
of MELODY, from the earliest ages to the present time. The
Vocal Illustrations by
MISS THORNTON, of London.
MR. BU RN ETT , of Manchester.
MISS LINACRE. MR. ARM 4rONG.
Lectures on the following subjects yi e subsequently de-
livered.
On ELOCUTION, including r arks illustrative of Oratory,
Poetry, and the Drama, by B. . SMART, Esq., of London.
On CHEMISTRY, by D YAN, of the Royal Polytechnic
Institution, London.
On the FUNCTIO of the HUMAN FRAME, by W. H.
BAINBRIEGE, Esq., F.R.C.C., &c., &c.
On LANDSCAPE GARDENING (Illustrated with Coloured
Diagrams), by C. CRAGIE HALKET, Esq., of Fifeshire.
On ECCLESIASTICAL MUSIC (with Vocal Illustrations),
by Dr. WESLEY.

'On the SUBORDINATE CHARACTERS OF SHAKSPERE,
by C. COWDEN CLARKE, Esq., of London.
On the INFLUENCES OF THE SOLAR RAYS, by ROBERT
HUNT Esq, of London.
On TELESCOPES, with special reference to that recently
constructed by the Earl of Rosse, by the Rev. W. SCORESBY,
D.D., F.R.S., &c., &c.
ON SOME OF THE CHIEF MERITS OBSERVABLE IN
THE WORKS OF THE GREATEST COMPOSERS (with Il-
lustrations en the Organ and Piano-forte, by Mr. ADAMS,
Organist of St. Dunstan's in the West, London, and St. George's,
Camberwell.

On SECULAR POETRY, by the Rev. R. BINGHAM, In-
cumbent of Harwood, near Bolton.
On THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE SENSES, by W. V. PET-
TIGREIy, Est., M.D., F.R.C.S., &c.iLondon.

On THE 011.ATORY OF THF: FRENCH AND AMERICAN
REVOLUTIONS, by J. HUMFFREYS PARRY, Esq., of Lon-
don.

On INCIPIENT VEGETATION, (illustrated by numerous
coloured Diagrams,) by CHARLES JOHNSON, Esq., Lecturer
on Botany at Guy's Hospital, London.
On MOZART AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES, (with Vocal
and Instrumental Illustrations,)by EDWARD HOLMES, Esq.,
.of London Author of" Rambles among the Musicians of Ger-
many," " Life of Mozart," &c.

Ori ASTRONOMY, (Illustrated by a grand moving Orrery,
&c.,) by JOHN WALLIS, Esq., of London.
On THE MUSIC OF HIS OWN TIMES, (with Vocal Illus-
trations,) by Sir HENRY R. BISHOP, Mus.Bac.Oxon., &c., &c.

TERMS OF ADMISSION

FOR THE YEAR TERMINATING 31ST DECEMBER, 1&46.

Lower Gallery Gentlemen, &I 11s. 6d.—Ladies,'lss. Od.
Body Ditto &I Is. Od.—Ditto 10s. 6d.
Upper Gallery lOs. 6d.
Ladies' Boarding Schools admitted to the Lower Gallery on
payment of the Subscription to the Body.
For a Single Lecture ....Lower Gallery, Is. 64
Upper Gallery, 6d.

Body, Is,

'the Doors Will be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Lectures
will Commence at Half-past Seven precisely.
Previous to the commencement of each Lecture, Mr. ROGERS
will perform a variety of favourite Overtures, &c., upon the
Organ.

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary

NEW ENGRAVINGS

THOS. BOYS' GRAPHIC UNION, 1845.
WILKIE'S VILLAGE FESTIVAL, in Line, large
size, to range with Wilkie's most important,Plates.
Prints, 41 Ils. 6d. Proofs, ~*'3 3s. I ef. letters, ..t'4 4s.
Artists proofs all sold. To be adva on the publication of
the Prints to double the prices abo .
LUCAS'S PORTRAIT OF P 'CE ALBERT, engraved by
Samuel Cousins, A.R.A., and amuel Benin, in the first style,
to match Chalons' whole-le th Portrait of the Queen.
Prints, 41 Ils. 6d. ProOfs, at 3 3s. India bef. letters, .e 4 4s.
Artist's proofs, £6 6s.
THE DYING CAMEL IN THE DESERT, a beautiful Line
Engraving,•after H. Warren, by W. It. Smith.
Prints lls. 6d. Proofs, 3s. India bef. letters, .e 4 48.
Artist's Proofs, .4'6 6s
Subscriber

taking the whole of the above three Engravings
at once, are, entitled to purchase them on the undermentioned
terms, viz.:—
Print Impressions the three for X 4 4s.
Proofs, India paper ditto X 8 Bs.
Proofs, India before Letters, ditto XII 4s.
Artists' Proofs, India (only 50) ditto XI 6 16s. "Festival"all sold.

THE LAST APPEAL, from FRANK STONE, beautifully en-
graved by Samuel Belli n, same size as "The Heart's Misgivings."
Prints, -el is. Proofs, £2 2s. India before letters andAr-
tists' Proofs all sold.
DOCTOR JOHNSON RESCUING OLIVER GOLDSMITH
FROM HIS LANDLADY, from E. M. Ward's Original Picture,
by Samuel Bellin.

Prints, 10s. 6d. Proofs, £1 is. India proofs, before letters,
all sold. Artists' Proofs, .e 2 2s.
REDGRAVE'S " POOR TEACHER," engraved by William
tiller.

Prints, .elOs. 6d. Proofs, £1 Is. India Proofs before letters
all sold. Artists' proofs, £2 2s.
Subscribers taking the whole of the above three Engravings
at once, are entitled to purchase them on the undermentioned
terms viz.:—
Printlmpressions the three for el Bs.
Proofs, India paper ditto .4-1 6s.
Proofs, India before letters, ditto £4 48. all sold.
Artists'Proofsonlndia(onlyso) do. £5 12s. "Appeal" all sold.

*,,* The Engravings of " Prince Albert"—" Camel"—" John-
son"—and " Teacher," will also be shortly advanced to double
their present prices.
Subscribers may now have these, as well as "The Last Ap-
peal" and Wilkie's Village Festival," on the low terms above
stated, if ordered immediately.

•
The above six Plates are the Engravings for 1845, in THOMAS
BOYS' GRAPHIC UNION, 11, Golden-square, London, where
Prospectuses may be had, and the Engravings seen ; or any of
his Agents throughout the United Kingdom :—J. R. ISAAC, 62,
Castle-street, and H. LAcay, Bold-street, Liverpool; J. WALK-
DEN, Blackburn; L. CLARKE, Preston; J. LAW, Birkenhead;
J. Oolut, Bolton; H. WHALLEY, Clitheroe ; T. CATHERALL,
S. DUCKER, Chester,; J. SIDDELBY, Kttatsford.

No. 1225.]

BLINDS,

and descriptions of ]
Merinos, Cachmeres,

THOMAS WILSON

,ortunity of tenderly

ADVERTISER.

Good
11"hite
Shirts,
Fashionably

continue for One Month.
70, BOLD-STREET, Jan

2d, 1846.

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

Fine
White
Shirts,
extra made,
trith
the •
Self-adjusting Gossett,

GOs.
____.-----
per dozen, _
of
EEVANTD COMPANY'S
• Mirt

Makers,
No. 65,
Church-street,
First Door
Below• Parker-street

J. PUNCH_A_RIV--s '
HAIR-CUTTER AND- WIG-MAKER,
D ESPECTFULL3raxmSGces to his Friends and the
It Public, that he tEMOVED from Basnett-street to
more extensive Prem' es, No. 3, TARLTON-STREET, the First
Door from Church-street, on the left-hand side.
J. P. has a VACANCY for a respectable YOUTH, as an
APPRENTICE..

BRIGHT, SON, AND LEGGE
BEG
to inform their Friends and the Ladies gene-
rally, that early in the ensuing Sprino-, they intend tc
OPEN the SHOP, No. 72, BOLD-STREET,' adjoining and in
addition to their present Premises.
Before making the necessary alterations, they intend to offer,
for Cash at prices greatly reduced, the chief part of their
FANCY STOCK, together with such other Goods as may be a
little out of condition • and, that this may not interfere with
•

. ,
.neir regular business, the whole o e will be remove(
into the new Shop for sale.
The following. is a lis ie principal GOODS to be SOLD
—Coloured Plain ns, a few Black Ditto, Ditto Satinettes
Fancy Silks, Cashmire, M. de Tff.i.,^ •-sd and

. Barege,
broidered Muslin, Scotch ue
Plaid, EmbroideredPrinteu Merino and
other Dresses for walking and evening wear, about Twenty
Pieces of Coloured French 11ferinoes, the whole of the Stock of
Furs, Irish Linens, Table Linens, Sheetings, Huckabacks, Dia-

instant, and

FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED

S. LITTLER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE

~,....1....ra...„31 LIVERPOOL GENERAL OURNING
ESTABL ' ENT,
114, B't D-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.

THIRD VISIT OF THE NORWOOD GIPSIES TO
LIVERPOOL.

MONSTROUS

MAGNIFICENT
MOUNTAI
TWELFTH HT CAKE!!

2240 rgDS IN WEIGHT,
NOW ON VIEW,

F E E N Y BROTHERS'

20, BERRY-STREET

And will be CUT UP THIS DAY, (TWELFTH NIGHT.)

The Cake contains Twelve solid Gold Rings, which are placed
promiscuously, so that the Purchaser of a single pound may
obtain ten times its value. Each Ring is enclosed in a Pro-
phetic Message—a disclosure of fate to the finder, by Christiana
B. Arieno, Queen of the Norwood Gipsies.
THE PROPHETIC PROGNOSTICATIONS '
are of such an astounding character as to defy descriptionwithin
the limits of an advertisement. A copy of each Message of
Love is published in the form of a PAMPHLET, which may be
had GRATIS.on application at any of the Establishments,
120, ST. JAMES'S•STREET 20, BERRY-STREET,
Or 76, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.