The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-02 00:00:00

GRAND CONCERT

AT THE
TEMPLARS'-HALL, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.

MR. BROWN resnectfully announces his intention of hav-
ing a CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
13,h 111Aucti, 1838, at the HALt, tie ftlit KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
The principal Professional Talent of the town have, upon
this occasion, kindly volunteered their valuable services.

LEADER,
MR. G. EYTON.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS,

MRS. HILES, MRS. BRAND,
MASTER GILLOW, MR. WALTON, MR. DAVIES,
MR. F. GARDNER
(From the London and Bath &needs.)
AND MR. S. HENSHALL.
PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTALISTS,
Second Violin, MR. WILBERFORCE.
Viola, MR. WILTON.
Violoncello, MR. JACKSON.
Double Bass, MR. TAYLEURE.
Flute, MR. BROWN.
Oboe, Mn. CAFFERATA.
Clarionet, MR. STUBBS.
Horn and Cornet-a-Piston, M it. Tnomesort.
Trumpet, MR. HANSON.
Trombone, MR. EDGAR.
Double Drums, MR. FILLEEN.
CONDUCTOR,
MR. G. HOLDEN.
_ _ _

A Select Number of the Members of the Choral Society will
form a Full and Effective Chorus.
Schemes of the Performance will be issued immediately.
Tickets to be had at the Standard Office; Messrs. HitA and
Soo, Church-street and Bold-street; the Templars' Hall; and
at ihe Adelphi Hotel.
Tickets for the Body of the Hall, ss.—Gallery, 3s.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Concert to
commence at Half-oast Seven precisely.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY !
The VENETIAN MINSTRELS, every Night this Week.

FOR THE
BENEFIT of Mr. BROOK, the Author of Crichton.

ripHIS present FRIDAY, the 2nd instant, will be repre-
sented the highly popular and successful drama of
CRICHTON;
Or, the Dark Days of Catherine de Medicis.
In which Mr. RYAN'S ENTIRE STUD and COMPANY

will appear.

End of the Drama, the VENETIAN MINSTRELS will
appear, and sing a variety of Songs and Duets, accompanying
themselves on the Harmonica, Mandolin, and Guitar.
Mr. J. THOMPSON'S Portraiture of the
GRECIAN STATUES.

Signor G. VALANTINI on the CORDE VOLANTE.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
ASTONISHING ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP.
To conclude with a highly popular Entertainment.
A Day Performance on Saturday next.
Proprietor, Mr. BATES.---Stage Manager, Mr. NEVILLE.

SHORT-HAND.
AS an EXPERIENCED and PRACTICAL SHORT-
HA NISWRITER, Mr. T. C. FOSTER, REPORTER
FOR THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, has frequently beeen applied
to, and now offers to give LESSONS in the above Delightful
Art. Of its general and sometimes important utility, as a
ready and secure mode of taking Memoranda, copying
letters, &c., there cannot be a doubt; even if it be not wanted,
as a splendid triumph of art over what otherwise would be an
insurmountable difficulty, to take down verbatim Sermons,
Speeches, Trials, &c. as ihev are spoken. "La Stenograpie,"
says Massieu, a L'Abbe Sicard, "va comme le cerf ou le
cheval, mais l'ecriture ordinaire comme le bceuf."
Mr. T. C. FOSTER makes no profession of being able, by
any short process, to make a perfect Short-hand Writer. To
those anxious to learn from him he will give the whole of his
System, whereby, with the requisite diligence, they may be-
come equally proticients in the art with himself.— Applications to
be made at the Standard Office.