The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-15 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL:WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
NEW DOMESTIC DRAMA.
MR. BANKS, who is about to leave England, with
the view of fulfilling a Literary Engagement in
AMERICA,
MI I I OlNetive thelnhabitantsnecess
necessary
arr a
arrangements
eLmi Liverpool cf?ol
ra t its
the
productionN i gli t)
or -f
his gew Drama are now completed, and he ventures to solicit
their Patronage on the occasion ?pis first and only representa-
tion in the Provinces.
MONDAY Nom. T, the 21 et instant,
The Performancesuwxumence with the interesting Drama of
THE WISS FATHER,
G. LINN/EUS BANKS,
Author of Lays for the Times; spring Gatherings; The Lash ;
Leoline, a Tale of the Heart,
After which, Mr. BANKS wiIIADDRESS . have the honour to deliver a
FAREWEL
To be followed by TWO DRAMATIC PIECES and a variety
of Entertainments.
Engagements have been made with
Mr. PAUMIER, Tragedian, late of Drury-lane Theatre,
Mr. WATKINS BURROUGHS,
Mr. H. HALL,
J. E. CARPENTER, Esq.,
The popular Ballad Writer, of Leamington,
And Professor LEES and his PUPIL.
Prices of Admission this Evening :—Lower Boxes, 45.;
Upper Boxes, 28. 6d..; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d.
Tickets may be secured at the Newspaper-offices, and places
taken at the Theatre-Royal, on Saturday next, the 19th, and
Monday, the 21st instant. '
For further particulars see Bills of the Day.

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS.
ON SATURDAY EVENING next, the 19th inst.,
HENRY PHILLIPS, Esq.

will give his celebrated
VOCAL ENTERZAINDIENT,
ENTITLED
AN HOUR WITH DIBDIN.
Gallery, 3d.; Side Ga , 6d.; Reserved Seats, Is. To com-
mence at Eight o'clo . No Re-admission Tickets issued.
Season Tickets t transferable) for the Reserved Seats, to
admit a Subscr* r, with a Lady, .4'2 25., may be had from the
Secretary.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
'EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION 1
MADAME ROSINI'S daring Performance having
been "received with bursts of astonishment, she will
repeat her

'TERRIFIC ASCENT,
TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY,) THE 16TH INSTANT,
on a Rope 300 feet long, on an elevation of 70 feet,
Completely enveloped in splendid changeable-coloured Fires.
THE CITY OF EDINBURGH,
_.,H)ert Splendidly Illumi ted ; concluding
, WITH SPLENDID D LAY OF FIREWORKS
As given in honour of er Majesty's Visit to this
City of
. .

Pal aces.

Fireworks to comKence at Eight o'clock. Madame Rosini's
Ascent during the display.
Admission.... One Shilling. Children Sixpence.

FIREWORKS, of every description, of the latest Improve-
ments, supplied, with the greatest despatch, and on the most
reasonable terms, for Public or Private Exhibition, separately
or in collections, from £lO to .t'loo.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
THE Rev. Dr. HUME will LECTURE, THIS
EVENING, on the PROGRESS of GEOGRAPHICAL
DISCOVERY; and THOMAS ADAMS, Esq., (Organist of
St. Dunstan's, London,) will commence a COURSE of LEC-
TURES on MUSIC, Illustrated by—lliriself upon the Organ
and Piano-forte, on FRIDAY,..nEkt.

Admission for the Yending Midsummer, 1847 :
Lower Gallery:—Gfut men, ; Ladies, 15s

Body :-Gentlemen, Is. ; Ladies;los. 6d
_ _ -"Upper Gallery, 10s. 6d.

ecture :—Lower Gallery, ls. 6d.; Body, Is. ;
Upper Gallery, 6d.
.The Doors will be opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Lectures
will commence at Half-past Seven.
J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.

nor a Single

•
LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
THE EXHIBITIONIB46. OF THE WORKS OF
MODERN ARTISTS,
cesilefrd) IS NOW -P-EN
AT THE ROOMS OF TlI CADEMY, OLD POST-
OFFICE-PLAC CHURCH-STREET,
Admission, One Shilli ; Catalogues 6d. Children under 12
years of Age, Half-pr.
FROM 1\13,N IN THE MOANING TILL DUSK.
• WM. GAWIN HERDMAN, Secretary.

MODEL OF ANCIENT JERUSALEM.
ASSEMBLY ROOM, 100, BOLD-STREET.
NOW OPEN.
rpHls highly-attractive MODEL, the most interesting
subject ever submitted to the world, has lately been visited
in by upwards of 50,000 Persons, of all ranks an nominations,
Dublin, Belfast, &c.This beautiful and elaborate %Vol. is the production of a
Private Gentleman of distinguislled Biblical and Literary repu-
`ation, who. +-

notion of
the great
indulge his owe—ardent aspirations for a just
great scene ku,Which the Mystery of Man's Re-
demption was wrought, ifdertook and executed it as a labour
of love.. It occupies pace of more than
100 SU RFICIAL SQUARE FEET,
and has been epared from exact measurements taken
Rtk the spot, after a dil yigent stud for many years of all
the Historical Passages in the Sacred Scriptures and Josephus,
aswell as of all the learned authorities upon the subject, from
the writers of the middle ages, down to Villepandus and Camlet,
and thence to the writings of Dr. Wilde, Robinson, Bartlett,
Williams, &c., giving
A FAITHFUL AND CORRECT DEPINEATION OF
ANCIENT JERUSALEM,
As it stood in the time of the Redeemer,
nwith the various Hills and Valleys surrounding it, and every
aee mentioned or alluded to in the Scriptures and the works
Icent Buill‘ Josephudin g, presentiofng an exact representation of the magni-
s
1.4., THE GORGEOUS TEMPLE,
all its Courts, Porches Cloisters, Chambers, Gates, &c.
(call THE TYROPOEAN VALLEY,
ed in the Bible, " Millo,") as it appeared before it was
theed up by rubbish, on the destruction of the Temple and City.

THREE WALLS OF JOSEPHUS
' ,
(the position of which has occasioned so much controvers
ftyllF.the learned,) with their various Towers, Gates, &c. &(
MOUNT ZION.

"ie ancient stronghold of the Jebusites—with the Fortress of
the Strong Corner, the Palace of the Rings of Judah,
THE SEPULCHRE OF DAVID,
The Ccenaculum, or House where the Redeemer held his last
Supper ;
The Xystus, with the Palaces of Annas, Caiphas, Monabazus,
THE
&c. ;
GREAT BRIDGE OR WAY LEADING UP TO THE

HOUSE OF THE LORD ;
The Towers of David, Antonia, Hippicus, Phascelus, Marianne,
and Psephinus ' •
Theatre, and Hippodrome—the Pool

A itheatre