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

ADDITIONAL NAMES.

The following were received too late for
insertion in their proper places.
A
Aspinall, Mrs., Birkenhead, fancy dress
Aspinall, Miss S. ditto, Saxon costume
Aspinall, Mr. V. Bolton, ditto, French
officer
Anderson, Mr. John, as Earl of Warwick
Aubrey, Mr. E, as Megrim, in the Blue
Devils
Aldridge, Mr. as Ancient Pistol, was well
supp irted by tiffs friend, Mr. E. S. Hall,
as Bardolph • '

Blissett, Mr Thomas, Tiger Inn, Dale-
Street, as a quizzical old gentleman of
the last century. Caused much amuse- •
ment
Briddon, Mr. Win. richly dressed as Don
Carlos
Balmer, Mr. Trafalgar-street, as Hokey
Pokey, king of the Cannibal Islands
Brailsford, Mr. SI., Mount-street, colonel
in the Enniskillen Dragoons
Boulton. G. 8., 45. Pembroke-place, as
Lord Hastings, in the reign of Henry
VI., full court dress
Borland, Mr. Wm. as Rachel Schellinks,
an old Dutch woman; and
Burland, Miss, Addy Schellinks, her niece
Ball, Mr. li. Gerard-street, supported the
character of Virginias, with great dignity
Bowser, Miss, Morpeth, SpaniSh dress
Bryant, Mr. Samuel, Brownlow-street, in
the character.of Don Juan, which was
sustained admirably well
Bamber, Mr. L, Spanish Grandee •
Bromfield, Miss•MarY, of Trinity-Wave, in
Turkish costume, was much
Booth, Samuel, Walton, as an old English
gentleman
C
Capain, Mr. Robert, of Newark, in his
regimentals ilia lieutenant of the Sher-
wood Rangers
Capain, Mrs. of Newark, in full costume as
a dame of the lath century, this was de-
cidedly one of the most perfect characters
in the room
Capain, Miss Elizabeth, looked extremely
well in Swiss costume -
Case, Matthew, Manchester, in a splendid
Italian brigand's costume
Croft, Mr. James, of Llewellyn Nash, as
as an old English gentleman
Croft, Mrs. es a peasant of the Pyrenees
Croft, Mr. J. court dress
Croft, Mrs, an elegant French costum,
Crewe, Mr. J, Prussian Cavalry pilicer
Creive, Mrs. James, Swiss dress, as Rose
of Lucerne
Crewe, Miss, Spanish lady •
Crewe, Mrs. R, an old English gentleman
Combes. Mr. William, as Romeo, looked
remarkalily interesting. He ought to
have appeared in this characterwithout
spectacles
Cheshire, Mr. of Northwich, as a Spanish
Jew
Charnley, Mr Daniel, Greenland-street,
as Bacchus, faithfully represented
Charnley, Mr. William, Lancelot's Her,
roost splendidly dressed as Richard the
Third. He looked the character to life
Chamlev. Mr. W., Nile-street, royal ranger
of the Rock Park
Clarke, Mr. William, as Bluster, plaYed it
to the life

D
Dixon. Mr. Stephen, Menai Midg. Fire-
arm How, as the Flying Dutchmaen
Dodd, Mr. 11, very abiy represented -
Teddy the Tiler
Dodd, Miss Margaret, as a fair Israelite,
from Beersheba; she was much admired
in singing. "Gin a body."
Dredge, Mr. and 11Irs, as Catherine end
Petruchio, in the Taming of the Shrew
•

Mks Ellen, Sparling-street, as 'a
Faj,3,llLh'pe.asant, in ablack and pink dress,
trimmed
with silver, Polish cap, end'
pltune of black feathers. She looked
bewitchingly
Foxcroft, Mr. 1-1., 13rownlow-street, as a
forester
Foulkes, Mt. William, looked admirably
well, as Signor Bletherem, in the farce
of Jack Pudding
Flewker, Mr. of the Customs, as Tim Bob-
bins admirably supported, and the speci-
Mens of Lancashire dialect were rich
beyond e:Cpression

GordOw, Miss M. as an Idriot Greek girl,
very correctly dressed, and luoked un-
commonly well
Grimshaw, Mr. John, of Prescut, as a jew
- from Warsaw
Grimshaw, Miss, of Prescot, very correct-
ly dressed as a Polish lady of distinction
Greaves, Mr C. Manchester, in an elegant
Tyrolese dress
Griffin, Edward, jun, as a Don Cossack
Griffin, Miss, a-Swiss Peasant
Griffith, Mr. J, Chester, a Scotch peasant
Griffith, Miss, Chester, a fancy dress
Gardner, Mr. J, as the Starved Apothe-
cary, in Romeo and Juliet, looked that
miserable character to the life -
Gardner, Mr. Jas. M. Seacombe, as a ge-
neral officer

emple, Miss Emily, from London, fan.?'
dress, the taste and elegance of %We"
was much admired
Huddleston, Miss, Maryport : her chaste
dress and superior style of waltzing were
in correct keeping for an Austrian ball-
room
Huddieston. Mr. J., Great George-street,
a naval officet