The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07 00:00:00

LORD VISCOUNT COMBERMERE in the Chair.

Tickets, 6s. each, to be had at the Bars of the Birkenhead,
Woodside, and King's Armsl Hotel, Tratrrere; pr at Mr. J. F.
LACE'S, 81, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Dinner to be on the table at Five,

THE BEAUTIES OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE
AND THE WONDERS OF CREATION,

ILLUSTRATED BY NEARLY ONE HUNDRED LENDID
M. JOHN SMITH respectfully ann aces that his FOUR.
NEW LECTURES on the abo interesting subjects
will be delivered at the LIVER Tli RE, Church-street, (the
best room in the town for the purpo ,) immediately after the
Festival, namely, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRI.*
DAY EVENINGS, Oct., 10, 11, 13, and 14.

Printed particulars are now ready, and maybe had, gratis, at
Mr. GRAPEL'S Church-street, (where the box plan is open.) and.
at Mr. RicttanosoN's, corner of Postoffice-place. ro those
particulars Mr. Smith has great pleasure in calling the attention
of his Friends and the Public.

JOHN LANGDALE respectfully announces to the Ladies
and Visitors of Liverpool, that he has every novelty in
Foreign and British BLONDE, LACE, CAMBRIC,,,MCSLIN and
NETT PELERINES, CAPES, COLLARS, Bausszes and BLONDE
SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. FALLS, GAUZS4II43BONS, ARTIFI-
CIAL FLOWERS, OSTRICIS FEATHERS, 2,,f
N.B.—Gentlemen's real Paris Dre KID GLOVES, OPERA.
STOCKS, SCARFS, Silk and Thread Hosi Socas, and every
Article suitable for Evening Dress. • •
85, Bold-street.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 56, RANELAGH-STREET.
VT and J. COLLINSON beg to inform the Ladies of
!" • Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have OPENED
the Shop No. 56, Ranelagh.street, ading Mr. PLca's, for
the purpose of receiving and prompt executing orders, and.
offeting for Sale an extensive St 'k of LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES of their own Manu-
facturing, with a large Assortment of Goods from some of tho
best Houses in London, Stafford, Btc.

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Their own Manufac'nred Goods they can confidently re-
commend as superior to any that are generally sold in Shoe
Warehouses. being made of the best materials. under their
own immediate inspection, and in the most fashionable and
serviceable style.
As it is their intention not to give credit, they will be
enabled to offer them at a considerable deduel?on from the ge-
neral price of bespoke Goods.
The bespoke trade, formerly 'conducted by W. Collinson
20, Bold-street, will hereafter be carried on under the firm'
W. and J. COLLINSON) where they intend also to keep an As-
sortment of their own Manufactured Goods.

N.B.—Ladies being once fitted with Boots or Shoes of W.
&J. C.'s Manufacturing, can have the same size again, of
any kind, by sending the number marked inside.

SOUTHPORT AND NORTH MEOLS BAZAAR.

Under the Patronage of Her .31m Gracious Majesty, the Queen.
BAZAAR fur the Sale of useful and ornamental Articles
is intended to be held on TnunsnAY and F4IDAY next,
the 13th and 14th of Octiiber instant, at the AS5Ettl BL Y-ROOH,
SOUTHPORT, within the Parish of North Meols,-in aid and pro-
vision of Two additional CHURCH ES •4)711- Four additional
SCHOOL-ROOMS in the Parish. Tioe'of the new Schools
are intended for Infants.

Her MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to contribute some
of her own Work for Sale at tae Bazaar.

The Doors to be opened each da) at Eleven o'clock, and to
close at Half-past Four.
Admittance--The First Day, Is. 6d.; Children, Is. The
Second Day, each Person Is.
Contributions will he thankfully received by GEORGE GARD.
NER, Esq., Priory, Pendleton; Wsi. DIXON, Jun., Esq., 4,
Abercromby-square, Liverpool; JAMES LEES, Esq., Blooms-
bury, Chorlton-upon-Medloek; and the Rev. C. Hesketh, Rec
tory, North Aleuts, Ormskirk.
North Aleuts, Oet:6th, 18.36.

LIVERPOOL GRAND MUSICAL FE STIVAL,
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC CHARITIES.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE Op
His Most Excellent MAJ ESTY the KING,
And Her Most Excellent MAJESTY the QUEEN.

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Chairman of the 'Committee, Rev. AT BROOKS, A. mu
Jo, yd
\ 4 IleputyCimi...rmano WILSTALi r .LE, Jun. Esq.
, PRINCIPAL VOCAL TERFORMERS.
- Madame CARADOVI ALLAN,
. .., • Mrs. W. KNYVETT,
Mrs. A. SHAW, Miss BIRCH, and Mrs. WOOD.,
Mr. BRAHAA4, Mr. BENNETT, Mr. E. TAYLOR, and
Mr. H. PHILLIPS.
Leader of the Band -Mr. F. CRAMER
Principal Second Violin Mr. LODER.
Solo Performer on the Violin ... Mr. OLE B. BULL,
Solo Performer on the Harp Mr. BOCHSA,
For the Evening Concerts.

PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS.
Violins—Mr. Blagrove, and Mr. C. Reeve.
Tenors—Mr. lime and Mr. Daniels.
Violoncellos—Mr. Lindley and Mr. Jackson.
Double Basses--Signor Dragonnetti 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. Tully.
Horns—Mr. Platt and Mr. Rae.
Trumpets—Mr. Harper and Mr. Hyde.
Trumboni—Messrs. Smithies, Mr Bean, and Mr Edgar.
And Double Thums—Mr Chipp.
Conductor • Sir GEORGE SMART,
Who will preside at the Organ and Piano-Forte.
The Baud will be numerous and complete in every Depart-
ment; and the Chorus, under the superintendence of Mr G.
Holden, selected from the Members of the Liverpool and Man-
chester Choral Societies, with other efficient Performers.

THIS MORNING. (FRIDAY,) October 7,
A GRAND PERFORMANCE OF SACRED MUSIC,
Includin lor the first time in this country, the whole of
11.ENDELSSOHN'S NEW ORATORIO,

ST. PAUL,
The words translated from the Merman, and adepted by Mr. W.
Bail.
Books containing full particulars of the Performances may be
had as below.

THIS EVENING, (FittnAv,) Octotrer 7, there will be
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL,
In the Great Assembly-Room,
,1 which,d together with the magni-
btiyeenthteSumitasyoofrApartmentsn
ci nil t;h ea
no wtnileh a ICommatees of the, has been granted
gxehange News Rooms, and of the Underwriters' Room
have also kindly granted the use of those rooms for the mat
sion.

TICKETS, ONE GUINEA EACH.
The Doors will be opened at Nine O'CLOCk.
WEIPPERI'S celebrated Quadrille Band is engaged.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLMASTERS'
SOCIETY,
ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER 22ND, 1836.
HE Teachers of the Church of England Schools feel it
T their duty thus publicly to deny the malignant attack made
upon their character and Veracity by Mr. Staples, the Secretary
of the Liverpool Teachers' Book Society, in a Letter to the
Editor of the Mercury of Friday last evidently written under
feelings of extreme mortification and chagrin at the counte-
nance and support which the Church of England Schoolmas-
ters' Society has already experienced.
They repeat that their Society is under the immediate
patronage of the Rev, the Rectors, and the Church of England
School Society, and .that one of the .Rectors has kindly con-
sented to become their Treasurer.
We subjoin a List of the Members of our Society,rwfth the
Schools to which they belong :
I' Arnold, James,..—Church of England North School.
Alsop, Thomas,—St. Jude's Church School.
*Bulinan, Richard,—Old Church School.
Baker, John,—Woolton National School.
*,Heron, Edward,—St. Alaithias Church School.
Highatt, —,—St. Paul's Church School.
Irwin, Archibald,—All Saints' Church School.
* Irving, James, un er-street School.
4 Johnson, Rubert,—Church of England South School.
Lemon, John,---St. Catherine's Church School.
Morgan, Themas,—Wavertree National School.
J. E., —Ed gehill National School.
*PPaarrkkeerr:
George,—Welch Charity School.
Pzlkington, George,—Workhouse School.
Pilcher, Edward,—St. Michael's Church School.

Pate, George,—Bootle National School.
*Washington, William,—St Augustine's Church School.
Woodburn John,—St. Bride's Church School.
The former Society consisted of twenty-two Members; of
these the above eight marked with an * were the only Masters
of Church Schools. J. F. PARKER, Secretary.