The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-06 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE

gnus present TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th inst.,
will•be presented a Grand Christmas Pantomime, entitled
PRINCESS BATTLEDORE& HARLEQUINSHUTTLECOCK,

OR THE ISLAND OF FEATHERS.
Harlequin Mr. Williams. I Pantaloon.... Mr. M. Charles.
Clown .... Mr. T. Ridgway. I Columbine.. Madlle. Carline.
To be followed by a Grand Ballet Divertisement, called
POT POURRI,
. _ _ _ .

Consisting of Ten different National Lances, in character, by

the DA NSEUSES VI ENNOI SSE;.
To conclude with the interesting Drama of
THE WANDERING BOYS.

The celebrated ➢ladame VESTRIS and Mr. CHARLES
MATHEWS are engaged for Two Nights. Due notice will be
given of their appearance.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

rpHIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th inst.,
JL and every Evening during the Week, will be presented an
entire new Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle, called
THE BRIDE OF THE NILE.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
To conclude with the Musical Drama of

THE RUNAWAY HORSE; or, THE FOREST of SAVOY.
An EQUESTRIAN MORNING FETE and FASHIONABLE
DAY PERFORMANCE, commencing at Half-past One, and
terminating at Half-past Three, for the convenience of the Ju-
venile Branches, on THURSDAY next, the Bth instant.

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS.
THIS DAY, the 6th, and FRIDAY the 9th of January instant,
CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.

EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION,
FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
THE THREE WONDERS OF CREATION!
THE ROYAL LILLIPUTIONS I

THE SMALLEST FAMILY IN THE KNOWN WORLD
These wonderful,little creatures are natives of Holstein, two
Brothers and a Sister :
HENDRICK BROCKSTEDT,
23 years of age, 36 inches in height, weight 26 lbs. ;
MARIA BROCKSTEDT,
19 years of age, 32 inches in height, weight 22 lbs., the smallest
Woman in the known world, and universally distinguished as
THE LILLIPUTIAN QUEEN !
The wonderful and renowned
CHRISTIAN BROCKSTEDT,
14 years of age, weight 161bs. only 28 inches high, the smallest
Man in existence, the Greatest Prodigy of this or any other
age, surnamed the LILLIPUTIAN KING

In order to afford every possible attraction to the Entertain-
ments of the Evening, an engagement has been made with the
'celebrated Representative of Irish Character
_.l.

Mr. MAIDNE RAYMOND,
who will give his Entertainment, entitled
AN HOUR IN IRELAND,
assisted by Mrs. and Miss MALONE RAYMOND.

Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Gallery, Is. ,• Body, 6d. Children under
Twelve Years of Age admitted to Reserved Seats at ]s. ; Gal-
lery, 6d. TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT.

TOWN-HALL BIRKENHEAD

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, January 7 and 8

MR

MALONE RAYMOND
• will give his popular
IRISH ENTERTAINMENT,
_

As given by hiniV;iiid; of One Hundred Nights in London
-and the Provinces, assisted by
- Mrs. MALONE RAYMOND,
who will preside at the Piano-forte, and
_ Miss MALONE RAYMOND.

In the course of the Evening the Three Wonders of Creation,

THE GERMAN LILLIPUTIANS,
the Brockstedt Family, the smallest in' the known World, will
go through their wonderful Performances in a Miniature Ballet

of Action,

THE ANCIENT STATUES,

BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
17 and 19, PARADISE-STREET.
WOKELL begs to announce his determination
• to CLEAR OFF the remainder of his WINTER
STOCK, at a SERIOUS REDUCTION in PRICE, the mildness
of the season, up to the present period, having greatly retarded
the sale of some description of Goods adapted to Winter wear,
and of which he has a very large Stock, induces him to make
the present announcement and consequent Reduction in the
prices of
The Richest Shaded and Printed Cashmere DRESSES,
The Richest Shaded, Striped and Checked SILKS
and SATINETTS,
French and British MERINOS, COEURGS, and ORLEANS,
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES,
FRENCH and ENGLISH RIBBONS, FLOWERS, GLOVES,

STRAW BONNETS,
FURS, CLOAKS, and MANTLES.
W. OKELL feels confident his Friends and the Public will not
be disappointed at the endless variety his Stock presents, and
earnestly solicits an inspection, at the
BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
17 AND 19, PARADISE-STREET.

WILKINSON AND BENTLEY,
TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
15, LORD-STREET, _

BEG respectfully 'to inform their Friends and the
the Public that they have commenced the above Business
on the Premises lately occupied by BLACKWELL and ROB IN-
SON. They have an entirely NEW STOCK of WOOLLEN
GOODS, of the very best description, suitable for the present
season • likewise, a beautiful Selection of French and English
WAISTCOATINGS, consisting of FIGOURED SATI NS, VE LVETS,
CASHMERES, &c.. together with a variety of the best and new-
est styles forTROU•3ERS, all of which have been personally se-
lected from the First Houses in London.
Successors to Wilkinson and Cartmel, as AGENTS for the
SALE Of C. MACINTOSH and CO.'S PATENT INDIA RUBBER
WATERPROOF and AI RPROOF FABRICS.

FURS

IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES,

THOSE who have not yet purchased this indispen-
sable auxiliary to

ELEGANCE AND COMFORT,
Or who may be disposed to pay the customary tribute of affec-
tion at this season, in making suitable and acceptable
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,

Are respectfully informed by
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
That the residue of his valuable Stock of
RUSSIAN AND CANADIAN FURS,

MANTLES, CAPES, MUFFS, VICFORINES, BOAS,

CUFFS, &c

Will, at tlis late period, be
CLEARED OFF,

WITHOUT REFERENCE TO ORIGINAL PRICES,

In order that, at the earliest convenience, the Rooms at present
appropriated to this branch may undergo preparations for the

reception of the
SPRING STOCK OF BONNETS,
FRENCH FEATHERS, FLOWERS, &c.

The entire FUR STOCK is in first-rate condition, containing,
in each kind, the most esteemed descriptions of SKINS, all re-
cently manufactured, and having been subjected to a
CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION,
Will, for
QUALITY, STYLE, AND CHEAPNESS,

CLalleuge competition with that of any Fur Establishment

' JOHN BRISCOE
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-

STREET

PYROLINE FOR CAMPHINE LAMPS.
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF CAMPHINE.
MESSRS KURTZ and KEIGHTLEY beg to in-
form their Friends 'and the Public generally, that they
have invented a NEW SPIRIT for CAMPHINE LAMPS,
which burns without smell or smoke, and produces a most

brilliant and steady Light, surpassing any Oil'or Spirit hitherto
known, and will keep for any length of time, not losing strength
by age or evaporation. Price 3s. per Gallon.
K. and K. have also on hand a large assortment of superior
CAMPHINE LAMPS, with LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, by
which a Light of double the strength of Common Camphine
Lamps is produced, and warranted not to emit 'any smut, so
objectionable with all Camphine Lamps hitherto in use.
The Trade supplied on reasonable terms.
OFFICE, GOREE CHAMB_BRS,2B, MOOR-STREET, BACK

GORES

November 14, 1845.