The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-27 00:00:00

TING of the
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;econded by Mr. DUCKWORTH

as read,l

seconded by Mr. FIN LAY, and
of this Meeting be given to th

rnittee, to the Superior
heir valuable service:

William Fergusson,
Charles Cotesworth,
W. J. Tomlinson,
T. B. Horsfall,
George Grant,
William Shand,

R. C. Croat)le
Captain Bell,

:coed by Mr

Thanks of t

'YRER, and

man of the Committee' foi• tt
ition shown by him to the int,
OBERT RANKIN, Chairman.
Chair,

,—That the Thanks of this Meet-
or his able and courteoss conduct

DONATIONS,
nd Co.

M., Rector

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-rOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
A —thE Committee regrets that the depressed state of
wale :c,Funds of the Society obliges them to make an imme-
; AltEnuu earnest appeal to the Public on its behalf.
`4creaa'4,llll, from the unusual mildness of the winter, and the
(lektit„ demand for labour, there is not the same extent of
f°rrh -'l°n atthe working classes as many
—er resentp among _
t4l)A._eialiea_ sons have witnessed; yet, from various causes,. more
tonie b`l3. from sickness, many cases of severe distress daily
tor% erOre the Society. From the very limited means at its
!finds veilthird,these can receive but very insufficient. relief ; and
Must shortly be altogether discontinued, unless the
The he Materially improved.
f.,411s fi,l,4coale of the Society derived from Annual Subscriptions
nd 47,,` short of what is required for its efficient maintenance,
Committee, in making this appeal to their fellow-towns-
.ola"Pir! confident that it will be met with the same liberality
In'oPtness which they have invariably experienced on
• errsccasio

PRESIDENT.
The Worshipful the Mayor, David Hodgson, Esq
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Rev. J. Brooks, A.M.
} Rectors.
Rev. A. Campbell, A.M.,
TREASURERS.
Theodore W. Rathbone, Esq:
William Reynolds, Esq., M. D.

SECRE
Robert L. Car
Rey. Richard

:TARIES.
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ppleton, M.A

net, ii"arker, M.A. Rev. ‘....ornas M.A.
ttev ratter Butler, M.A.
Mr. Connor M.A.
Ho B:Ward Cropper
Itev.•bir Edward Cust
kr John
Davies, M.A.
itev, {,'in Eden
kr, .• W. bebank, M.A.
kr. e",ard Gibbon
Rev ii?rge Groom
Revjuninas Halton, M.A.
Itev Hassall,
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li Headlam, M.A.
Rey t no am Hesketh, M.A
Rev jmas Hornby, M.A.
,nies C. Irving
Mr,ohn Johns
William Kay

Rev. C. W. Lawrence, M.A.
Mr. Joseph Langton
Mr. A. Leighton
Rev. John B. Monk, M.A.
Rev. Cyrus Morrall, M.A.
Rev. W. Mulleneux, M.A.
Mr. Thomas Muncaster
Rev. James North, M.A.
Rev. Thomas L. Pain, M.A.
Rev. John C. Prince, M.A.
Rev. T. Raffles, D.D., LL.D.
Mr. Richard Rathbone
Mr. John Rigby
Mr. H. H. Statham
Rev. T. Tattershall, D.D.
Rev. John H. Thom
Rev. R. L. Townsend, M.A.
Rev. Cecil Wray, M.A.
Mr. R. W. Waddington.
,haw, Agent.
will be received by the Members
veral Banks ' • the Athenaeum,,
poms ; at the Society's Office,4,
ewspaper Offices.
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kP,PLETON, } Secretaries.

Mr. James
ofbtrations and Subscriptions
the: Committee ; at the se
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Ale,, DONATIONS RECEIVED.
Joli!'...lTodgson, Esq., Mayor of Liverpool
joo moss? Esq., Otterspool
ikilti Marriott Esq., Allerton
Re 448' Heywood, Sons, and Co., Brunswick-street
krv• Robert 03ft, KirkbY Hi'• Joseph Langton, Great George-square
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THEATRE-ROYAL—During the past week a variety of
choice old pieces have been produced at this theatre, and
if the rapturous manner in which they have been received
demonstrates the excellence of the parts sustained, their
success has been great. The pantomime has concluded
each evenings entertainment. The house has been well
filled.

DRAWING.—We were exceedingly gratified a few days
since by a cursory glance at a number of drawings, the
works of the pupils of Mr. Norbury, of 80ld-street,
whose talent as a teacher is fully evinced by the rapid
progress many of his students have made. The system
Mr. N. adopts is certainly a good one, as it gives the'
firmest basis to art-education. Several copies from casts
are admirably executed, and the oil painting, a copy from
Corregio, does great credit to the artist.
THE PERFORMANCES AT THE AMPHITHEATRE have,
during the past week, attracted numerous and highly res-
pectable audiences. The stage spectacles are exceedingly
well got up—the powerful dramatic as well as the eques-
trian company, who introduce their horses, tending greatly
to heighten the effect. The equestrian fetes are not only
daring, but in many instances colossal. The pantomime,
"Jonny Gilpin," has run three weeks, and seems to be as
well liked as ever.

BEGGARS.—A great number of men, women, and se-
veral children were yesterday brought before Mr. Rush-
ton, charged with begging in the streets. The greater
part were in very distressed circumstances, and upon
having agreed to go to their parishes (chiefly in Ireland),
were ordered to be passed on. Others, who refused, and
bad been habitually mendicants, were sent to gaol ; and
several who belonged to Liverpool were sent to the Over-
seers, to be relieved or taken into the workhouse.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVER.—The performances at this
favourite theatre, for the past week, have been increased
by the production of an excellently got up dramatic ver-
sion of " The Cricket of the Hearth," the Christmas
work of C. Dickens. Unpromising as a perusal of the
book would induce us to think the subject for dramatizing,
it has, nevertheless, been formed into a highly attractive
piece, containing many ve- cr-- • imp',

-ry effective situations and some
good stage characters. The getting up, however, and the
talent of those engaged in it, has done much for it. Mrs.
W. P. Grattan makes an admirable Dot , and Mr. Lacey,
as Perrybingle, and borne others of the artists engaged,
are excellent. The performances for the next three days,
it will be seen from the advertisement, are the " Cricket
on the Hearth," which, we predict, will have a run ; " The
Happy Man," so well sustained by Mr. Lester ; and
" The Olympic Bevels," in which Mrs. Grattan is not
equalled by any actress at present on the stage.