The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-27 00:00:00

THE COUNTRY SQUIRE

Squire Broadlands. (second time here,) Mr. Baker; Horace
Aurelius Selwood, Mr. Howard; George Selwood, Mr. W. H.
Bland ; Sparrow, Mr. Slaiter ; Temperance, Mrs. Clarke;
Miss Fanny Markham. Mrs. Tellet ; Miss Sophy Herbert,
Mrs. Baker; Alice, (with a Song,) Mrs. W. H. Bland.
After which, a Cothedy, in two acts, written expressly for
Mr. Power, by J. Kenney, Esq , called
THI4: IRISH AMBASSADOR.

Sir Patrick O'Plenipo, A.D.C., (the Irish Ambassador,) Mr.
Power, as originally performed by him in London • the Grand
Duke, Mr. Chaplin; Prince Rodolob. Mr. \V. Howard;
Isabella, Mrs. 'Pellet; Lady Emily, Miss Cleaver, (from the
Theatres-royal, Dublin and Edinburgh, her second appearance
here.)
To-conclude with the Farce of
THE OMNIBUS, _

Founded nn an article in the New literality Magazine, entitled
"The Inconvenience of a convenient Distance."

Pat LLQoney, (his original character,) Mr. Power; Thomas
Dobbs, Mr. Baker • Julia, Mrs. Baker.

TO-MORROW, ( Wednesday, ) he favourite operetta of NO.
After, which will be produced, for the first time at this theatre,
with new scenery, machinery, &c., a new drama, in three acts.
written expressly for Mr. Power, by S. Lover, Esq., called
RORY 0' MORE, in which Mr. Power will sustain his original
character of Rory O'More, as performed by him in London
with unprecedented success. To conclude with, for the first
time. here, a new drama, now performing with distinviishEd
approbation at Theatre-royal Drury-lane, called OUR MARY
ANN E.

On THURSDAY, under the patronage of the Gentlemen of
theJ3ar of the Northern Circuit, ROILY O'MORE, and other
enterteinments.

During the engagement of Mr. Power, the New Dramas of
RORY O'MOR F., MACKINTOSH and Co., and CON-
VOUNDED FOREIGNERS will be produced, in which Mr.
Power will sustain his or;ginal characters.

The early arrangements ofthe—season will include the
ell(7iwerrient of Mr. and Mrs. WOOD.
Manager and Treasurer, Mr. CLARKE.
• Stage Director, Mr. CHAPLIN.
Lower Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 3s. 6d. ; Pit, 2s. 6d. ; Gal-
lery, Is.
boots to be opened at Half-past Six, and Performance to
eminence at Seven o'clock.

A limited number of Subscription Tickets,(not transferable, nor
ailmitted,at Benefits,) to be disposed of, on application to Mr.
PAn KER. at the Box-office, from ten until three o'clock.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

LAST FEW WEEKS 0"F THE SEASON.

M-r. T. P. COOKE for a very limited period.
111 IS present TUESDAY EVENING, March 27, the
1 Evenings entertainments will commence with the Nautical,
Drama of

• THE RED ROVER; On, A TALE OF THE SEA.
Fid Mr. T. P. Cooke.
To which will be added the Comic Ballet of

L'AMOUR; OR, WINE NO POISON!
A Pas de Deux, by Mr. and Airs. Gibson.
Comic Medley Dance, Mr. King.
To conclude with the new Nautical Drama, called the
• OCEAN OF LIFE;
OR, EvEitYlNcii A SAILOR.

Mat Merriton (Boatswain's Mate of the Ariadne) T. P. Cooke.
In consequence of repeated applications at the Box Office
for the successful Drama of SAM WELLER, it will he per-
formed TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, and
fora few nights after, Mr. W. J. Hammond having made ar-
rangements with Mr. Macready, Lessee of Covent Garden
Theatre, to return to Liverpool for a limited period.
Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. John
Fourg, at the Theatre, each-day from Eleven till Three.
Boxes, 3s. Pit, 2s. Gallery, 61.—Second-Price, Boxes, 2s.
I'it, Is.—No Second Price to the Gallery.—Doors to be opened
at Half-past Six. Performance to commence at Seven pre-
cisely.

ROYAL ANIPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOT'T'E-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

eipH IS present TUESDAY, March 27, 1838, the Evening's
_I Entertainments wilt commence with the Grand Spectacle
of the

WOOD DEMON;
OR, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.
In which Mr. Ryan's Stud and Company will appear.
Miss and Master GINNETT will ride a double Act on Two
Horses as the Youthful Lovers!

Still Vaulting by Dlr. PRICE, the Wonder of the \Voila, who
nightly throws from Twenty to Fifty Sotnersets ! !
The Chiarin► Family µ•ill introduce their celebrated Crackatoo

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Cocoa Nut Dance!
To conclude with a very, Laughable Farce called
A HUSBAND AT SIGHT! .

Adgusta Polinsky (in the character of Michael) Miss WILSON,
"her third appearance, from Haymarket Theatre, London,
and Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
Doors open at half-past Six. Dress Boxes. 35.; Pit, 2s. ;
Lower Gallery, Is.; Upper Gallery, 6d. Children half-price
from the commencement to the Boxes and Pit only. Second
Price at Nine o'clock.
Proprietor, Mr. BATES. Stage-manager, Mr. NEVILLE.

HALF PRICE.
Boles, or Front Seats Is • Pit, or Second Seats, 6d.

113ANORAMA of the HOLY CITY of JERUSALEM,
CAPTAIN SIR JOHN ROSS'S VOYAGES, &e., at
.the Large Room, QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, entrance by Cook-
street.

Mr. LAIDLAW, before he leaves Liverpool, is anxious that
every person should have an opportunity to witness his splendid
Exhibition, which is now so well known, and connected as it is
with Scriptutal History, and is decidedly interesting to all
Christians; he, therefore, has Reduced the Price of Admission
so as every person can gratify themselves for the small sum of
SIXPENCE, and as the Panorama can only remain fora very
short time, he trusts that no person will suffer the opportunity
to pass.

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Day Exhibition punctually at One o'Clock ; Evening, at
Seve►i; and again at Half-past Eight o'Clock. The History of
Jerusalem and Plate, 6d.

LIVERPOOL ASSIZES.

/R. T. C. FOSTER, SHORT-HAND WRITER and
Ili REPORTER for the LIVERPOOL STANDARD,
will attend daily in the Civil Court during the ensuing Liver-
pool Assizes, and will' furnish VERBATIM REPORTS to
Professional Men or others, on REASONABLE TERMS, of any
Tiials that may take place.—Address, Mr. FOSTER. Standard
Office.