The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11 00:00:00

\ THE LIVERPOOL
GRAND -11EUSICAL FESTIVAL.

We this morning present our readers with an addl.
Tonal sheet, containing a full report of the whole of the
Festival, from the commencement. The extra sheet
beir.g printed on a stamp will go free of postage, which
Will enable parties who may have visited any of the per-
fortnances of the Festival, or who may have attended at
the Fancy Ball, as Christian, Jew, Turk, or Heathen,
from the King to the peasant, to transmit to their distant
friends a full account of that part of the performances
which they may have attended, or perchance of their
a-a"= share in the climax with which the Festival concluded.
We have endeavoured to make the list of the visitors of
the ball as full and correct as we were able, and to render-
, the whole account as complete as possible—to render, in
fact, this sheet a record of the Liverpool Festival of
If there should be found any errors or omissions, we
tnust crave the indulgence of our readers; and beg them
to attribute them partly to the hurry which this great
addition to our usual task has of necessity created, and,
with regard to the instrumental performances, partly to
the Committee of ManageMent of the Festival, from
whom, in our arduous task of giving lengthened cri-
tiques of sometimes two performances per day, we have
from first to last received not the slightest aid.
NDAY.--FIRST DAY.
It appears to be the unanimous opinion of every person
whom we have heard speak upon the subject, that on no
former occasion were so many strangers seen in thetown
as at present throng our streets, drawn by the coming
Festival ; and now that an excitement has been raised by
the press, publishing to the public the operations of the
Festival Committee, which, until lately, have been kept
so much " under the ruse," the town presents the appear-
ance of u disturbed bee-hive. To-day every person ap
peared on the qui vice, and parading about ; a restless
excitement, as expectant of something, pervading all,
whilst the various shops retkubled their exhibitions of
finery; and crowds of admirers were clustering round
them, impeding tie causeways.
The melancholy death of Madame Malibran came like
a thunderbolt on the Festival Committee, for on her ex- l
anions to contribute to the efficiency of the performances '
,they had placed their main reliance, along with that of
her husband: The, committee, however, with praise•
-worthy alacrity, lost rw up the blank occa-
sioned by this calamity. To fill the void of -Madame
Akilibran they took inunediate measures for securing the
•.-
cervices of Madame Caradori Allan, whose fame as a
Vocalist is well known, and also eng-aged M. Ole Bull,
the celebrated violinist, and M. Bochsa, as substitutes for
' M. de Beriot.
The following is a list of those who have honoured the
'f'datiiral, by allowing themselves to be-nominated as Pa-
,trons, Patronesses, and Vice=Patrous:----,
His Most Excellent MAJESTY the KING
And Her:Most Excellent MAJESTY the QUEEN.
The thigh Sheriff of the County Sir IL W. Bullieley, Bart. M.P.
,The Lord Lieutenant of the County Sir Richard Brooke, Bart.
'The WOrshipful the Mayor of Li- Sir T. Dalrymple Hesketh, Bart.
Os d Mosley, Bart. M.P.
Rivsearcie the Duke of Hamilton Sir Thomasai B. Birch, Bart.
and Brandon Colonel Plumbe Tempest, Ist
His Grace the Duke of Buccleugh Royal Lancashire
His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Theßev.theWarden of Manchester
The Most Noble the Marquis of The Worshipful the Boroughreeve
Salisbury of Manchester
The Most Noble the Marquis of The Worshipful the Recorder of
DouFlas Liverpool
The Right Hon. the Earl of Lincoln Peter Ainsworth, Esq., M.P.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Stain- J. Ireland Blackburne, Esq., M.P.
ford and. Warrington William Bolling, Esq..-M.P.
TheßightHon.theEarl of Balcarras John ilrocklehnrst, Esq., M. l'.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton Joseph Brotherton, Esq., M.P.
'Fhe Right Hon. the Earl of Wilton W. Tattoo Egerton, Esq., M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Francis Eg- J. Entwisle, Esq.. M.P.
erton, M,P. William Evrart,-Esq., M.P.
'The Right Hon,Lord Startley,M.P. William Fielden, Esq., M.P.
The Ri4ilt Hon.ViscountMolyneux P. liesketh Fleetwood, Esq., M.P.
The Right lion. Viscount Sandori. Thomas Greene, Esq., M.P.
14. P. J. H. Kearaley, Esq., M.P.
Thq Right: Hon. Lord Robert Gros- J. F. Lees, Esq., M.P.
Tenor,, M.P. J. Wilson Patten, Esq., M.P.
The Right Hon. the Lord Lilford Mark Philips, Esq.' lil.P.
I`,le BA& Hon. the Lord Skel- R. Potter, Esq., M.P.
tae adapt J. Ryle, Esq., M.P.
The Ron. It. B. Wilbraham, M.P. P. M. Stewart, Esq.. M.P.
Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, William Turner, Esq., M.P.
Set M.P. The Rev. the Rectors of Liverpool.
Theltight Hon. C. Poulett Thom- William Brown, Esq. Deputy-
son, M.P. Chas. Lawrence, Esq. Lien-
Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bart. George Case, Esq. tenants.
Sir John Gerard, Bart. Thomas Case, Esq.
Sir Pkilip de Malpas Grey Egerton, William Brown, Esq. Magistrates
,Bart. M.P. Thomas Bolton, Esq. for
-Sir Stephen Glynne, Bart. M.P. .1. C. Ewirt, Esq. the
Sir.Thomu Stanley Massey Stan- Win. Rathbone, Esq. Borough.
ley, Bart.
-Rev. Jonathan Brooks, A.M. Chairman of the Committee.
William Earle, jun. Esq. Deputy Chairman.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS.
Madame Caradori Allan, Mrs. Knyvett, Mrs. A. Shaw,
Miss Birch, and Mrs. Wood, Mr. Braham, Mr. Bennett, Mr. E.
Taylor, and Mr. H. Phillips.
Leader of the Band Mr. F. Cramer.
Principal Second Violin .Mr. Loder.
Solo Perforiner on the Violin, Mr. Ole Bull for the Evening
Concerts.
Solo Performance on the Harp Mr. Bochsa.
' PRINCIPAL F(STRIMENTAL TEMPORISERS.
Violins—Mr. Blagrove, and Mr. C. Reeve.
Tenors—Mr...altar and Mr. Daniels.
Violoncellos—Mr. Lindley and Mr. Jae) son.
Double Basses—Signor Dragonetti and Mr:" Howell.
Flutes—Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Brown. '
Oboes —Mr. G. Cooke and Mr. Keating.
Clarionets—Mr. Willman and Mr. Powell.
Bassoons--Mr. Denman and Mr. Tulley.
Horns—Mr. Platt and Mr. Rae.
Trumpets—Mr. Harper and Mr. Hyde.,
Tromboni—Messrs. Smithies, Bean, and Edgar.
Serhano—Mr. Ponder.
And Double Drums—Mr. Chi pp.
Conductor Sir George Smart,
Who presided at the Organ and Piano-forte.
The band consisted of 2S violins, 12 tenors, 6 violoncellos, 4
double-basses, 2 flutes, 1 octave flute, 4 oboes, 2 clariouets, 2
bassoons, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 1 trombones, the aarbano (or-
pheicleid) the harp, and double drums. The chorus-singers
number 13G performers, under the superintendence of Mr.
Holden, selected principally front those who gave so much sa
tisfaction at Manchester.
VIOLINS.
Messrs. Aldridge, Liverpool
Aldridge, H. jun. do
Anderson, London
Barnes, Oldham
Barton, J. Dublin
Blagrove, London
Brand, Liverpool
Camidge, Dr. York
Cramer, W. London
Cuniinine, Leeds
Dewai, Edinburgh
London
Eyton, Liverpool
Hall,
• Harper, jun. London
-Hermann, J. Liverpool
Kearns, Liverpool
Levy, It. M. Dublin
. 'Loder, jun. Bath
Mackintosh, jun. Lon.
Pigcfstt, G PI
Reeve; C ft
Seymour
Stubbs, D. Liverpool
• Sudlow,E. Manchester
Thomas, E. W. Liver-
pool
TRNORS.
Irlassrs. Rime, Liverpool, and
Daniels, London
Abbott,
Andrews, R. ganches-
cheater
Davies, London
Card, „
Challoner „
Cooper, Liverpool
Hermann. C. B.
Napier. W. Edinburgh'
. Taylor, R. Oldham
Wilton, W. W. Lpl.
Messrs. Lindley, London, and'
Jackson, Liverpool

Lindley, jun. \Vorces
ter
Pigott, S. Dublin
Scrutton, J. jun. Lpl.
nocatx BASSES.

Signor Dragonetti and Mr.
Howell, London
Niessys. Edgar, T. London
Grivashaw, S. Preston
Smart, C. London
Tay leure, H. Liverpool
FLUTES.

Messrs. Nicholson, London
Brown, Liverpool
oc;TAVE FLUTE.
Mr. Card, London

OBOES.

I Messrs. G. Cooke and Keat
ing, London
Hughes, Manchester
Scrutton, Liverpool
CLARIONETS.
Messrs. Willman, London
Powell, „

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BASSOONS.
Messrs. Denman, London
Tully, /1
HORNS.

Messrs. Platt and Rae, London
Arunil, Hull

Thompson, C. H. Li
pool.
TRUMPETS.
Messrs. Harper, London
Hyde. Manchester
Hanson, Jas. Lpl.
TRUMBONI.

Messrs. Smithies, jun. (Alto

London

Bean, (Tenor) Lond
Smithers, (Bass)Lond
Edgar, do. Liverpool
noun LE (MUM&
Mr. Chipp, London

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llaVies, Miss C., Liverpool
Daffis, Miss H. do
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Dutton, Mrs. Liverpool
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Hughes, Miss M., Li verpool
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Jackson, Miss, Liverpool
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Maddock, Mrs. do
Morrow, Mrs. do
Peace, Mrs., Huddersfield
Pemberton, Mrs., Liverpool
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Schofield, Miss, Rochdale
Swain, Miss, Liverpool
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Travis, Miss, Oldham
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Ball, Mr 11, Liverpool
Barlow, Mr W, Manchester
Boothby, Mr 'l', Liverpool
Buck, Mr T, Manchester
,Byine, Mr, Liverpool
Cordwell, Mr J, Manchester
Derbyshire, M.r. T, Liverpool
Diitton, Mr A , do
Gleave, Mr J, do
Hartley, Mr T. do
Renshaw, Mr W, Manchester
Holden, Mr, G, juu, Liverpool
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Jones' Mr H, Liverpool
Law, Mr R, do
Lunt, Mr J, do
Marsden, Mr J, do
Mc'Nlillan, Mr J, do
Murray, Mr A, do
Penney, Mr J, Manchester
Stott, Mr John, Liverpool ,
Swift, Mr N, Sheffield
Tay Ittr, Mr H, Liverpool
Taylor, Mr W, Birmingham
Turner, Mr W, Manchester
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Wo'Od"Ward, Mr C, Liverpool
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Barker, Mr J, York
Brown, Mr James, Liverpool
Cooper, Mr J, Manchester
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Dawson Mr Sam:, Nlancheste'r
Dodd; Mr H, Liverpool
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Mr. Time, Manchester
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Turner, Mr James, MancheSter
Wilcock, Mr Jame-s,- du
W ilkinson, Mr John, Liverpool