The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-07 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
TIIE Public is respectfully informed that the Theatre will
-11- OPEN, for the Season, on MONDAY, the 27th instant,
with new and popularEntertniuments. . .
MADAME VESTS,
who is engaged for Ten Nights, will make he st appearance
here these three seasons on the above ev ng, in two of her
favourite Characters.
MR. CHARLES K IBLE
is also erigaged for a limited period, and will make his first ap-
pearance here since his return from America, in the early part
of the season. Arrangements have been concluded with several
Other eminent Performers, who will appear in succession.
Pull announcements will be made in future Advertisements
and Bills.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

LAST NIGHT

But one of Performing previous to Easter Monde • •
For the BENEFIT of Mr. J. 11 AMMON
ON FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, will be seuted Dib- •
diu's Dramatic Romance of
THE HEART OF MID
In the course of the evening a variety of SINGING and
DANCING, by Miss E. Hamilton, Mrs. Raymond, Mr. Melvin,
Mr- W. J. Hammond, Mr. and Miss F. Leclereq, Madelles.
Juliette and Mose, and the Brothers Jackson.
To which will be added the laughable Farce of
•
• • BEARS NOT BEASTS.
To conclude with
• OUT OF HIS ELEMENT;
OR, TilK COOK IN. A sriivy!

Tickets to be had of Mr. W. J. Hammond, 17, Suffolk-street,
and of Mr. Carman, at the Box-office, from Eleven to Three
o'clock every day.
Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, 6d.
Second Price—Boxes, 2s.—Pit. ls.—No Second Price to the
Gallery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.

GRAND ORATORIO,
AT THE ROY 4L AMPHITHEATRE.
THE SEVEN TRUMPETS.

1111111.1 Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respectfully in-
-& formed that

THREE SPIRITUAL CONCERTS
will take place in PASSION WEEK, when the Grand Oratorio
entitled THE SEVEN TRUMPETS. compsed by Signor H.
PANortmo, will be performed, and a MISCELLANEOUS
ALT, selected from the Works'of 'Haydn, Handel, and others.
The whole will be conducted by Signor H. J. PA NOlt Mp.
Principal Vocalists, Madame Patiormo, MiSs ach, Miss
Bruce, Miss Gould, Messrs. Caird, Dodd, e yin, Davies,
Pemberton, and Bedford, with a nun►e Chorus, and au
efficient Band.
Leader—Mr. G. ton.
Books of the words, price Gd. each, may be had at the doors.
Boxes. 4s.—Body, 3s —Pit, 2s.—Gallery, Is. Children Half-
price, except to the Gallery.
Transferrable Tickets for the Three Concerts, Boxes. 105.6 d.
---Body, Bs.—Pit, ss.
Places may be taken at the Box-office from Eleven till Fonr,
on Monday next.
Tickets and Bills of particulars may be had of the Music-
sellers, and at the Hubbard Gallery, 28, Lord street.

, POSTPONEMENT OF THE FANCY FAIR.
in consequence of Chester Races taking &ace on the days
announced for the BAZAAR', the Proprietor has be
solicited to POSTPONE the Public Days until AY,
the 11th, and TITEsnAy, the -12th of Mav ne e Fancy
Fair will, therefore, take place a week la au originally
announced. - 7--
LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGIC6ALAARDENS.
As It. ATKINS„ Proprietor of thiabove GARDENS, begs
1. leave most respectfully to return thanks to the Nobility
(j. Gentry, and to the Inhabitants of Liverpool and the vici-
hay generally, for the very flattering support which his Esta-
blishmenChas received since its commencement, and to inform
them that the Season for 1515-6 will commence on MONDAY,
the 11th May next, on which and the following day, the anni-
versary of the Opening of the Gardens will be celebrated, as
usual, by a
BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR;
the profits of which, together with a donation proportionate to
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the receipts:7will he divided amongst the
PUBLIC CHARITIES.
On the evenings of those days the Gardens and principal
Buildings will he
SPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED.
There wilt also be a
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS,
under the superintendence of an eminent artist.
A FULL MILITARY BAND

will be in attendance on the openihsr days, and will perform

three days a week during the season.
Contributions from Ladies and Gentlemen of articles for sale
at the Bazaar will be thankfully received, and duly accounted
for at the Gardens, where any further information may be ob-
tained.

Subscription Books for the season are now lying for signature
tit Mr. GrapePs, Church street, at the Lyceum News-room, and
at the principal Hotels and Newspaper-offices, where Tickets
inay be had.
Subscribers are respectfully requested to observe that, as the
Reasoil for 1834 expires with the present month, old tickets are
inadmissible on the opening days. Non-subscribers will be ad-
Mined on those days with an order from a Subscriber, on pay-
silent of Two Shillings, till Two o'clock ; after that hour, and
for the rest of the season, at the usual charge of One Shilling.
The following are the

TARNS OF SUBSCRIPTION:-
Atinual Ticket for a single Subscriber £1 1 0
Ditto for a Family. not exceeding four persons ,.3 3 0
,Ritto for any additional member of a Family above four 0 7 0
- ditto - above six 0 5 0
The terms for the admission of School,, either for a single
visit or for the season, may be known on application at the
'Garden.
Subscribers to enjoy the privilege of writing.Visiters'
Tickets, without which Non-subscribers will not be adulated.

Tickets not transferable.

The Gardena are Open from Seven or Eight o'clock in the
Morninu' according to the season, till dusk, throughout the
year. b
Z,ological Gardens, Derby-road, April 2, 1835.