The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-02-22 00:00:00

PHILHARMONIC-HALL

MR. E. W. THOMAS'S SHILLING CONCERTS
(uNDREss)

FOR THE PEOPLE,
!N THE GRANDEST CONCERT PALACE IN THE WORLD

LAST NINE NIGHTS OF
1411; E. W. THOMAS'S CONCERTS,
Commencing THURSDAY next, the 24th instant.
Rls will positively be the LAST opportunity of hearing N.ni Ir.
tier Alai
SPLENDID BAND, in consequence of the openg
esty's Theatre and the Royal Italian Opera.

De URSDAY next, the 24th instant, the P.erformance will
, for the BENEFIT of Mr. LAZARUS, on which occasion will
De produced an entirely new selection from Rossini's Opera,
ONE SHILLING LA DONN* DEL LAGO.
; Stalls, 2s. ; Orchestra, 2s. ; Boxes, 2s. 6d.

GRAND ON SATURDAY,
MoRNING AND EVENING PERFORMANCE

TO-MORROW, IVEDNESDAY, 23D,INSTNT,
FIRST GRAN, SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT,

(DRESS.)

See anothe

THEATRE-ROYAL.
RE success attendant upon the production of
_Dsoi:isglas Jerrold's Comedy of
rendersd'resi. "ST. CUPID,"
repetition being imperative; and the Management,
oLfulfilling the announcement of the production of
Race on thTe CABIN ! has arranged for their Perform-
'c iirloe same Evenings, Douglas.lerrold s,New Comedy of
Adelphi r,ID.; or, DOROTHY'S FORTUNE.—The London
he_ %mum of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.—The Last Three
xresentations of the COMIC PANTOMIME.
iaas EVENING (Tuesday)—for the Benefit of Mr. Mackay.
13AIERINE and PETRUCHIO. A BALLET. And THE
OATOMIME.
onWrisituxEsnAy—ST.CUPlD. And UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
sT, A trasnAy—for the Benefit of Miss Mansell. THE
‘;`,NGEIt. And THE PANTOMIME.
o'-'llll FRIDAY—ST. CUPID. And UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
co‘ SATURDAY MORNING—The Last Representation of THE
irif."de PANTOMIME • which, having then achieved a run of
iti"rLeY•oofneanPiorufonrcriinagliceass, the Management has again the plea -
a JUBILEE CELEBRATION of its
taccess, that the Children of the various Public Schools will
„e invited to attend.—Principals of Schools wishing to avail
.;,4!eMselves of this opportunity will please to communicate with
,nr. T. Shuttleworth, at the Box-office of the Theatre Royal, on
or before To-morrow (Wednesday,) in order that necessary
arrangements may be made for the comfortable accommodation
of the children.—On this occasion the doors will be opened at
Half-past One, and the Performance to commence at Two
o'clock precisely.—Miss LOUISA PYNE, Miss PYNE, Mr. W.
HARRISON, and Mr. BORRANI, will commence a series of
Operatic Performances at this Theatre, on MONDAY, the 2Stli
instant.—Mr. E. FITZWILLIAM will conduct, and a chorus
is engaged from Her Majesty's Theatre and the Italian Opera.

ROSSALL'S ANNUAL BALL, at the Grand Stand,
Aintree, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 23rd instant.
Gentlemen's tickets, 6s. ; Ladies' ditto, 4s.
Tickets to be had at the bar of the Sefton Arms, Aintree.
Trains will leave Liverpool at ten minutes to Six and half-
Past Seven. Omnibuses will leave for Liverpool at an early
II our in the morning.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
HE% PROPRIETORS of the NILE, feeling bound
to accede to the request of a numerous class of influential
',lends to remain a short time longer in Liverpool, have great
Ple •
Measure announcing that they
And REMAIN ANOTHER WEEK;
for the purpose of making the Exhibition more interesting,
they have succeeded in obtaining the assistance of
The celebrated
CHARLES FIELD, FROM LONDON, !ie celebrated Tenor Singer Pupil of Sir George Smart, and
17ill_o_had the honour lately of Singing before her Majesty and
VoYal Highness Prince Albert, at Windsor Castle.
~..oranorapia by
th'e'l• CHARLES FIELD will illustrate all the principal Views of
appropriate Songs, selected from the compo-
'it,Lns of Sir Henry Bishop, Sir John Stephenson, &c.
and
Panorama will open at the usual time, Half-past Two
Seven o'clock.

NO INCREASE IN PRICES.
I,ileGsderved Seats, 25.; Back Seats, ts. ; Children, half-pricE

GREAT PROTESTANT LECTURE

HALF PROCEEDS TO GO TO LOYAL ORANGE INSTI THE IRISH SOCIETY
TUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
ROYAL ALBERT LODGE; No. 10.
THE First PUBLIC LECTURE in connexion with
the above Lodge will be delivered (0.v.) on MONDAY
Lo tvENING, the ith
bof March next, at the CONCERT-HALL,
rd Nelson-street, y the
Rev. TRESHAM D. GREGG, D.D., of Dublin.
(The distinguished Controversialist.)
. Subject—" The Heroism of the Sacred Character, as con-
tradistinguished from the Profane, illustrated by the Life of
Jeremiah
, The Chair to BLSen at Half-past Seven o'clock precisely,
°l' the Rev. Dr.KENEY, of Claughton, G.C.
Tickets :—Body, 6d. ; Side Galleries, Is. ; Reserved Seats,
~ 6d.; may be obtained at the Standard and Courier
J.ft.ces; Church of England Institution, 33, Bold-street;
.?cragg, Renshaw-street ;W. J. Thompson, Elliot-street ;
k.eders, London-road ; Hetherin.ton, 2, Mill-street, and Park-
Rroad and at the Lodge Room, aC3langer's Temperance Hotel,
ussell-street.
Doors open at Half-past .
N.B.— Purchasers of ti cketSix s are requested to be in their
Maces not later than seven ; as, to their
Soce, no money can be taken ato'clock the doorssuit previousconveni-
to that
Ur.

CENTENARY OF
THE BIRTHDAY OF ROSCOE

COMMITTEE.. ,
John Abraham, Esq.
Liverpool Academy.
John Barber, Esq., President
Esq., Hon. Sec. Chemists Association.
litraes Boardman, Esq.
,ito.seph Boult, Esq., Hon. Sec. Architectural Society.
,• Clay, Esq. ,
,iloep Di aounisons,
snry Dawct_s '
"33"
".AiicUSociety. . .
~, edehnt Literary and Piloso .S., M.R.LA., &c., Presi
award Evans,
1.. D. Falkner, Esq.
Esq. ,TreasurerChemists' Association.
I,,hrx Hay, Es
—'ward Heatqh,., ui
Esq., Treasurer Literary and Philosophica
N .P. Architect .-
11
..Society.
1a7,„• Horner, E.g., President Polytechnic Society.
isetn)c*.iety. .
Ilf.—`-'% Horner Esq., Treasurer
,_,
-1.. A.. Hume 'D.C.L., LL.D., F.a.A., &c., Hon. Sec. Historic
pSociety. '
vrard Jones, Esq.
Historic Society.
Rtg rmenrcirp.s.A., Hon.rCuratorli
tßJ.eAv.ThP.oNint..aarie:,,,k,,4:secleTarßyCLliverpo. Liverpool A. cademy.
J. . Picton, F.S:A-!3il
Corn-
mittee. ,Chairman,l nn.fSLecib.
rHarl.tosnritci SiAoicuiseetnym.
John Poole, Esq.
Rev. Thomas Raffles, D.D L.D.
Theodore W. Rathbone,
NVilliam Rathbone, .Esq Esq
1.. W. Rawle, Hon.. Chemists' Amciation.
.._ F. Salt, Esq., Sec. Polytechnic Society.
. It• Sandbach, Esq., President Royal Institution. .
'Thomas Sansom, A.L.S., F.R.S.E , Hon. Sec. Literary and
, PhilosophiCal Society. •
J, P. G. Smith Esu
11._.S._rime.r, Esq', President Chemists' Association.
€,7'.*Z. pavid Thom, D.D., Ph. D., V.P. Historic Society.
Thom, Hon. Sec. Royal Institution. .
‘earles Verelst, Esq., President Architectural Society.
j..!)'hinery, Esq.
v. Yates, F.S.A., 111.R.G.5., V.P. Lit. and Phil. Society.
1,,,he Bth of March next being the CENTENARY of the
'Vit-FRDAY of' Williamßos , ihe members of The Learned
s.?cieties, together with the frFeneds and admirers of Mr. Roscoe,
tr,11.1. meet at a PUBLIC BREAKFAST, in the hall of the
,anhartnon'
Philharmonic Society.
The it Hon. the EARL of SEFTON,
Lord-Lieutenanßt of the County has kindly promised to preside.
Invitations have been issuecCto various literary gentlemen
.t
erainence, who, it is hoped, will honour the town with their
Presence on the occasion.
An address, detailing some of the more interesting eventsn
c‘Noitlilatctdwith the literary labours of our illustrious townsm!te ,
Which entrilieelivere.d by one of the distinguished guests ; afrt
sr
Will be intrrodTbdedcts connected with literature and the fine a t
In orderthe VVorahipful the Mayor, who will take part
la the proceeding
at the opening ofihettiribl: atnllibbsetritynaeasattitieNese.do o'clock, to residep
to the town by the
htte Earl of Derby, the lireeuakia b n fixed for the hour
Of Ten, a.m.
Arts,The Royal Institution, including the Museum andGallefrytiolef
will be open during the daY, and the members o
4arions societies and their friends a e re uested to meet in the
theatre of that institution at half
President will point out some of the more remarkable objects
are
githree p.m., when the
lenosited in that building.
_Further particulars will be announced as soon as the arrange.
_ants are completed.—lii the meantime,appliation for tickets
Will be received by the Secretary, at the Royal Institution.
THOMAS SANSOSI, Hon. Sec.
Royal Institution ,17th Feb., 1853.

.1 Society