The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

GREAT PROTESTANT LECTURE

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HALF PROCEEDS TO GO TO THE IRISH SOCIETY.

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN,

ROYAL ALBERT LODGE, NO. 10.
/THE First PUBLIC LECTURE in connexion with
the above Lodge will be delivered (D.v.) on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, the 7th instant, at the CONCERT-HALL
Lord Nelson street, by the
Rev. TRESHA.AI I). GREGG, D.D., of Dublin
(The distinguished Controversialist.)
Subject—" The Heroism of the Sacred Character
tradistinguished from the Profane, illustrated
-Jetemiat

as con-
e Life of

The Chair to be taken at Half-past SeTen o'c.
by the Rev. Dr. BLAKENEY, of Claughton, G.C.
Tickets :—Body, 6d. ; Side Galleries, Is. ; Reserved Seats,
R'..;, 91.; may be obtained at the Standard and Courier
sera ; Church of England Institution, 33, Bold-street;
road; and at 7)11r1(a-'d
reegrt Lt,t,iisaw-street ;W. J. Thompson, Elliot-street ;
; Hetherington, 2, Mill-street, and Park-
Russell-street. Lodge Room, at Manger's Temperance Hotel,
Doors open at Half past si
placesPse not later than sefvetin'kvot
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--ex.s are requested to be in their
lock ; as, to suit their conveni-
ence, no money can be take clock at
hour.the doors previous to that

ck precisely

uENTENARY OF
THE BIRTHDAY OF ROScOE.
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The Bth of March next being the CENTENARY of the
BIRTHDAY of William Roscoe, the members of Th -
Societies, together with the friends and admirers of mhaer...litooa;cnoeed,
will meet at a PUBLIC BREAKFAST, in the
Li r the
Philharmonic Society,
The Right Hon. the EARL of SEFTON,
Lord. The
of the County, has kindly promised to preside.
Invitations have been issued to various literary gentlemen of
eminence, who, it is hoped, will honour the town with their
presence on the occasion.
An address, detailing some of the more interesting events
co nnected with the literary labours of our illustrious townsman,
will be delivered by one of the distinguished guests; after
Which other subjects connected with literature and the fine arts
will be introduced.
. In order that the Worshipful the Mayor, who will take part
In the proceedings, may be at liberty at two o'clock, to preside
late t the opening of the Museum, bequeathed to the town by the
l Earl of Derby, the Breakfast has been fixed for the hour
of Ten, a.m.
. The Royal Institution, including the Museum and Gallery of
Art, will be open during the day, and the members of the
various societies and their friends are requested to meet in the
theatre
president will :
deposited in thPaot'nbtu9;ditinsgome of the more remarkable objects
Tickets for the Breakfast, Ladies or Gentlemen, ss. 6d. each.
Spectators will be admitted to the Boxes and Gallery, as
follow :

Boxes, 4s. each Refreshments will be; Gallery, 2s. each.
saloon, provided at the usual prices in the
Tickets may be obtained on and after the 3rd March, at the
Royal Institution, and at Mr. Mayer's, 68, Lord-street.
Further particulars will be
the as soon as the arrange.
meats are completed .—ln the meantime, application for tickets
Will be received by the Secretary, at the Royal Institution.
TONI
Royal Institution, 23rd Feb., H
1853. AS SANSOM, Hon. Sec.