The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-23 00:00:00

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

on THUGREA-T GEORGE-STREET.
RSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS,

---SeptPmber 25th, 26th, and 27th ;
A". a MORNING ENTERTAINMENT on SATURDAY, the
27th, to commence at Two o'clock.
RERR KAUFMANN and SON, of Dresden, will
have the honor of Exhibiting the Extraordinary
lv,'-'SICAL INSTRUMENTS, invented by them, the H ARMO-
ACHORD, ORCHES fRION. SYMPHONIUNI., CHORDAU-
,,`"DION, and TRUMPET-AUTOMATON extibited twice by
Opecial command of Her Most Gracio ajesty, at Bucking.
p". 111 Palace, before Her Majesty the een, his Royal Highness
nce Albert. the Royal Family. e Kine of the Belgians, the

ii;(ll)2le7s o7ganxeZ47" g doWaTirc.,ana arso itritne-
'4telY patronised by Her al Highness the Duchess of Kent.
VOCALIST..— es REBECCA ISAACS.
_HARMONICHOR lad'lle and HERR KAUFMAN.
s;anaission :—R ved Seats, 3s. ; Unreserved, 2s. ; Back
18 •

0,',°"8 to ".4ened at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight
e'ock.
„;:!......q_lrch -sTickets to
et be had at HIME and Sox's Music Warehouse, 57,
tre.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

%BR THE USUAL DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE

4ISS WHITNALL will give her GRAND
ANNUAL CONCERT

On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 1851.
To commence at Eight o'clock.
VOCA LI STS :
MADAME CLARA NOVELLO
MISS WHITNALL,

MR. MIRANDA
MR. FRANK BOD,-2t

CAMILLO )4.-VORI

SOLO UTE:
MR. RCIVAL.
CONDUCTOR... Mr. D. BANKS

O° lcketB :—Boxe s ; Upper Boxes, 4s. ; Pit, 28. 6d. ; Gal-
NrAl: IC Ma ' ad at the Music Shops, and at Miss WHIT-
N I‘l3 Res'tthe
da„ e Bnox-plan wi
ll lie at trTheatre-Royal from Mon-
cai,'L'-'ePt. 29, until the Evening of the Concert, where Places
secured, from Ten to Three.

.134t4 LIVERPOOL MUSICAL UNION.
ulished for the purpose of Cultivating and Spreading a
I,,latte for the various Branches of Chamber Music.
CONCERTS will be given during the coming
1i winter, under the direction of Mr. HADDOCK, for which
the best available talent will be secured, offering to the
grteur an opportunity of hearing the Works of the great
oers carefully and accurately rendered, and to the young
Trent a peculiarly valuable source of improvement.
llige FIRST PERFORMANCE will to place on FRIDAY
kr.... street',
Great George-squaiT. the 3d October next in . lliston's Room, Nei-
tvaeentants—First Violin, or Sivoiti ; Second Violin,
bo'• I...kwsoN ;
forte Viola, Mr. .
BEALE S; Violoncello, Mr. HAD-
Herr Molione, Mr illy, and other Artistes of distinction,
Performances. 're being treated for the remaining
Oubscriptio or the Six Performances, One Guinea ; to
iofessors of Music, 10s. 6d.
Subscribers' Names received by Mrs. H. BEALE, 7, Huskis-
ton-street, and by Mr. HADDOCK, 144, Falkner-street.
boors open at Seven o'clock, to commence at a Quarter
afore Eight.

pec...mai..E.-
HE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY XITIETTION of
. the WORKS of MODERN STS, IS NOW OPEN.
velchnission, Is ' Catalo , 6d. ; Gentlemen's Season
lekets, ss. ; I,- Is. .

0PE,1•2,105M TEN TILL DUSK.
JOHN A. P. MACBRIDE, Secretary

614NCHESTER &.LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL
• SOCIETY.
"Piet :—South Lancashire, and North Cheshire, and all
other places within Thirty-five Miles of Warrington.

PATRONS:
The Right Hon. the Earl of DERBY.
WILBRAHAM EOERTON, Esq.
PRESIDENT FOR THE YEAR :
• The Right Hon. the Earl of WILTON.
attTho VICE-PR"I"NTSL: Trafford,
Jord glue Joseph De Traf- Henry L. Esq.
His Worship the Mayor of
bam Tatton Egerton, Esq., Manchester.
• • His IVorshi re Mayor of Sal-
11'&'`. Phillips, Esq. ford.
1`.1,7111,s Townley Parker, Esq. His irship the Mayor of
latton, Esq. rington.
—mei Brooks, Esq.
THE FOURTH A AL SHOW OF LIVE
ItCKATOCK, AGRICU URAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
0111. VEGETABL : &c., will be held at MANCHESTER,
IleArlpsnay, the 7t I ctober,. on a commodious Plot of Land
_ue Stretford ew Road, in Hulme, upwards of three acres
"alb...Lein, and b..nded on three sides, by York-street, Rutland-
, lire,,Lind M. ,s-lane.
be d a nIAL OF LAND IMPLEMENTS will take place on
• tiak_Y before the Show between Twelve and Four, p.m., in a
de" behind the TrafforA Hotel, Old Trafford, near the Botanic
,i h• ens. and about a mile and.a.half to the south of the Show
. the road to Altrincham.
eta rt_ehow Yard will be open at Ten o'clock. Members will
tot 47,1tted free on presenting their tickets, and non-members
‘eitb.C.d., from Ten to One, and for is. from One to Four.
1,1101, Ira may receive their tickets
. at any time before the
otq.n payment of their subscriptions (by Postoffice Order
llthe wise), to the Treasurer, Mr. JAMES GREEN, Prescot ;
r. veecretary, or to the Collector of the Manchester District,
I,lO°OD, 23, Princess-street, Manchester.
Om N for the Show Yard will also admit parties to the
Implements and e
owill include the ivilee of intodu-
Lae Theymay bbtained on the pr day ogf
Show, rnear
ranee to the Yard in York-street ; and during the Trial
1„• Mements at Mr. LAMBERT'S,
Implements only will be charged
thittfr4*
elq.,44lnnents will be supplied both in the Show Yard and at
)3414.c1, by Mr. Lambert.
Ivree•lES for the SHOW must be made with the Secretary,
teb,ol:l the 22d September and the Ist October, by letter, or
at Office. And for the convenience of parties
44" and near to Manchester, the Secretary will also receive
3,
7118e„a,I the Palatine Hotel, Manchester, on TUESDAY, the
ICeeiveirraber. The Treasurer or Collector will also attend to
si:nbecriptions. Entries of Horned Cattle, Horses, Pigs,
by must be by certificate, of which a form is given in
itDrp.Li and Journal. 'Printed forms may also be obtained
LreetL: dying to the Secretary or to the Collector, at 23, Princess-
Co
eitriet Mnetition at the 51'

w is open to all part
f 20s. and upwards, be}