The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-08 00:00:00

'-----411:1EATRE-ROTAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.

Lessees, MADAME CELESTE and Mr. WEBSTER.

Second Appearance of the popular Vocalist,
Mr. J. S. REEVES,
Of the thentre-Royal, Edinburgh, and of the celebrated
represenr.iive of Irish characters,
Mr. COLLINS.
Tins Third V‘ eek of Mr. BAKER.
present TUESDAY EVENING, the Bth inst..
the New Tragedy of
7:41! -- THE PATRICIAN'S DAUGHTER.
caordaunt.. Mr. Charles Pitt. I The Earl. Mr. Rae.
Lady miss Em • Montague.
y Lydia . ... Miss Cleaver.
....
After whi the Operetta of
Prede ir Ar o !
1' • • JS. Ree I Commodore.. Mr. Baker.
Maria .. .......... ves.
Miss H. Gardner.
To conclude with the Farce of
TEDDY THE TILER.
Teddy the Tiler
Acting Manager .. Mr. CLARKE.
Stage Manager.. Mr. CHARLES Paitings.

THEATRE-ROYAL CHURCH-STREET,
(LATE ROYAL LIV.)
ir LESSEE, Mr. MALONEER
RAYMOND,
48 now OPEN for the SEASON, under the direction of
Mr. G. V. BROOKE.
'Stage Manager Mr. C. F. MARSHALL.
Ballet Mast er and Melo-Dramatic Director, Mr. LE-
CLERQUE.
The THREE BRITISH BUFFOS.
Mrs. W. H. CRISP.
Miss M. E. DURET.
The Misses LECL QUE.
Mrs. LECLER E.
Mr. CHAMDeRLAIN.
TEIIS present TURSDAY EVENING, the Bth inst.,
and every Evening during the Week,
THE POINT OF HONOUR.
A Variety of DANCING by the LECLERQUE FAMILY and
the Three BRITISH BUFFOS.
MELANGE DANSANTE.
The whole to conclude with
GIL BLAS;
Or, The. Robber: of Asturias.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE WOR-
SHIPFUL THE MAYOR.
MISS KEALE respectfully announces that she par-
, poses to give an EVENING CONCERT, at the
ROYAL ASSEMBLY Rooms, Great George-street,. on
by°"4,Y next, the 14th instant, when she will be assisted
Mr. JOHN PARRY,
Miss WHITNALL,
Miss ROSE H,
M. J. .
and other en-dnentr V alistßs whose EEVES
names will be an-
nounced. ,
iTickets may be had at the various Music-sellers, at
,Rer • L.A
eeulLyts,
100, Bold-street, and at Miss KEALE'S
siden, 28, Great George-street.

TLIVERPOOL ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
HE LIVERPOOL ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
PAINTINGS BY MODERN ARTISTS IS
At the r NOW OPEN DAILY,
ec.-,,X117331T10N Rooms, 0 0 T-OFFICE-PLACE,
URCR-STREET, from Ten ' ock in the Morning until
and in the Eveniri orn 7to 10,
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED
TH GAS.
On Saturc:ay., the Exhibition will Close at Dusk.
Adinlssion, I's.; Catalogue, ls.; Season Ticket, ss.

THE ANNUAL BALL for the BENEFIT of the
Lto WAREIN :TON DISPENSAR •11 be held, at the
Harrington,
on TUESDAY e 26th of November.
ringt4l, 4th Octobe 844.

PRIVATE VIEW.
CATTERMOLE'S PICTURE
THE OF
PIRST REFORMERS PRESENTING THEIR
FAMOUS PROT
Mb A T THE DIET OF IRES, 1529.
". GRUN DY has the ensure to announce, that
ING the ORIGINAL ATER-COLOUR PAINT-
in ..;;u9 CrrEamoLE, of the above extretnely interest-
a fettistorical Subject is now on PRIVATE VIEW for
Days, at his Repository of /kits, 26, Church-street.

16 PROTESTA NT ORPHAN SOCIETY,
' UPPER SACKVILLE-STREET, DUBLIN,
INSTITUTED IN THE YEAR 1828.
PATRONS.
His Excellenc y L ord HEYTESBURY Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, &c.
The Marquis of DowNsn
The Earl of ERNE.
The Earl of RonEN.
AThe Lord Bisho o ASHEL, &c.
SERINION in behalf of the above SOCIETY will be
Livtpinreached (God willing) in CHRIST CHURCH,
t on Wednesday Evening next, the 9th
bY the Rev. EUGENE O'MEARA, Cores- $
g eeretary to the Society.
—.lots Institution now rnaiatains, clothes, end educates
sliiclereseli n d tecL anclThirty-two Protestant Orphans, be-
Pre One Hundred and Fifty-eight, who have been ap-
nticed to the Society.
L.The Committee now appeal to the Christian Public of
o those
to assist them in supporting so large a number
„_nose poor children, most of whom would have be-
-"u,e a prey to ignorance, destitution, and vice. were it
tot for the timely interference of this Society.
THOS. GREGG. Secretaries.
?
GIBSON BLACK, S
N.B.The Rev. HU-GH I\i'NEILE has kindly con-
sented to hold a MEETING of the Friends of the So-
ciety, in the Schoolroom of St. Jude's, on Friday even-
ing nest, the 11th instant. The Chair will be taken at
Seven o'clock.
A Deputation from the Society will attend.
October 511 i, 1844.

MR. J. PRICE'S LECTURES for the ensuing
.„. Quarter will take place (D.V.) as follows at 34
VICTORIA-PLACE, WOODSIDE :
, ,
EIGHT LEW URES ON
Geology, on Mondays, from October 21 to December 9.
Astronomy, on Tuesdays, from October 22 to Demo-
be,,emberr 10.
(.00
eclogy,ll. pt. 1, on Wednesdays, from October 23 to
'J
Ditto, pt. 3, on Thursda m October 24 to De-
eetriber 12. ys,
sol-
- on Fridays, fro ctober 25 to December 13.
AT SEVE (2. LOCK, l'.M.
Full Particutars at r. LAW'S, Waterloo-buildings.
Classes PRICE continues to receive Single Pupils or
ciai in the hi her departments f Classics, and espe-
Y in Greek and Latin Compositioon.
arl37 notice will be esteemed a favour.

FREEMASONRY.
"UN TV OF LANCASTER—WESTERN
11 Y DIVISION.
I\l—'44:nand of the R. W. Deputy Provincial Grand
that paiS,ler, JOHN DRINKWATE,R, I hereby give notice,,
FREE "OVINCI AL G RAN D LODGE OF ANCIENT,
441 and ACCEPTED MASONS will be held at the
24th -Pt HOTEL, in Liverpool, HURSDAY, the
TioonlY of October instant, at en o'clock in the Fore-
Pro,i'n'or the transaction of le annual business of the
The ce•
.Eveni re will be a Banque the ADELPHI HOTEL, in the
ali thtlg, at Pour o'clo precisely, of which it is expected
Stew:,l3rethren will tartake, as the Provincial Grand
arcs have made theirl arrangements accordingly.
JAMES NORRIS, Prov. G. Secretary.

IFltpsu
44/v.',—. ARRIVALS OF WINTER FASHIONS,
4-LES, SCARFS, POLKAS, POLONAISES,
PALETOTS, BOURNOUS, Bre.;
L0Nc,.."180
AND A MOST GORGEOUS COLLECTION OF
LONG
SQUARE CASHMERE SHAWLS,
AT
5114 w, JOHN CRIPP6'
CLOAK, AND MANTLE ESTABLISHMENT,
• 48 BOLD-STREET,
L'T DOOR BUT ONE TO CONCERT-STREET,
HN
o , LIVERPOOL.
led CRIPPS takes this op ortunity acknovs-
tain .i_ging Past favours and, h • termined to m. ain7.
the ,tie
standing his stablishment bas enjoyed
114;ie,;2t eight years fc,r A TLES and CLOAKS, be
11,ovei' unusual efforts collect all the most elezant
41tltif,,es in mANT ETS, POLKAS, SCARFS,
Produced "OTES, P ETOTS, &c., that Paris has
tioutic and Land palronised, and is happy to an-
seasone that the display now exceeds that nf any former
Ald He has also made arrangements with
maaame PENONA, Hue Mondovi,
dame POPELIN, Hue Vivienne, Paris,
Vidatne ViotAnn, Rue Choiseul,
to kr‘gadanle PAVAN Hue Vivienne,
the lewl.rd e very week 'the styles, shapes, and reports of
Ailb:Vig Fashions in those luxurious Envelopes. Thus
up a succession of novelties unparalleled in
t/r C 10,,. Therefore no Lady should purchase a Mantle
Itaiwithout seeinz the Stock at
B'°N DE LYON, 48, BOLD-STREET.
JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor.