The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19 00:00:00

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK!!

SIGNOR SARTI'S FLORENTINE MODELS.
'AT
100, BOLD-STREET.
LADIES' DAYS,—MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
LIGNOR SARTI cannot quit Liverpool without
sincerely acknowledging (tO the Ladies particularly) the
p Derai, with which his efforts to impart a more accurate
knowledge of the structure of the human frame, by the ex-
hibition of the Florentine Models, have been favoured. He is
~,,1213Y to find that his endeavours to promote useful inform-
;lT on a topic which must ever be deeply interesting and
at the important to all persons, have been quite successful ; and,
re-
earl it
!,same time, begs to intimate, as the Models must be re-
will be necessary for intending visitors to make an
early call.

Admittance, One Shilling.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
_THE GRAND OPENING GALA (owing to the
unpropitious weather) is DEFERRED until
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING,
When it will be produced with all its attendant Splendour, and
will be Repeated on FRIDAY EVENING.
The GALAS will be continued throughout the Season every
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and
The FRIDAY.
snbject selected for the PYROTECHNIC DISPLAYS OF
SEASON is one of no ordinary character, offering capa-
silities for the most Superb Illumination, being a View of
THE CITY OF EDINBURGH
as it appeared on several occasions
DURING HER MAJESTY'S VISIT.
The Scene is taken from the Old Moat ;—the stern and mas-
sive Fortifications of the Castle towering to an immense height
on one side
CASTLE cri Aviitile, on the other, are the beautifully laid out
and blend so l'ich are so admirably executed,
naturally with the Local Scenery, that the specta-
tor will be at a loss to know where imitation ceases and reality
bOl urns. A prominent View is obtained of the elaborate STATUE
SIR WALTER SCOTT; the SCHOOL OF ARTS, Prince's-
street; the BRIDGE connecting the Old and New Towns ;
farther distant are seen HOLYROOD PALACE, in the Royal
Park ; ARTHUR'S SEAT, CALTON HILL with NELSON'S
COLUMN ;_ and the TWELVE RUINED PILLARS OF THE
NATIONAL MONUMENT. ThQ FIRTH OF FORTH is
barely visible, and the HILLS OF FIFESHIRE, softened by
distance, become mixed with the passing Clouds of Nature. In
fine, when Illuminated, it forms the very CLIMAX OF
BEAUTY AND PERFECTION, and shows how justly this City
entitled to the appellation of MODERN ATHENS
The Painting is executed by Messrs. FINLEY and FEN-
TON, (of London,) from Sketches taken by themselves, while
accompanying, for Artistic purposes, the Royal Cortege.
THE FIREWORKS
Are under that management which has hitherto given such
unqualified satisfaction; and with a subject so suited, they
eclipse in MAGNITUDE and BRILLIANMC the Gala displays
of former years.
THE PYROTECHNIC DISPLAYS
Will finish with a GRAND COLOSSAL ALLEGORICAL
TABLEAUX on the Lake of Her Majesty and Prince Albert,
surrounded by brilliant gerbs of GOLDEN FIRE.
Pyrotechnic Artist—Mr. JOHN ATKINS.
The peculiar liabilities of this locality to unsettled and un-
propitious weather, has induced the Proprietor to contract with
Messrs, FURNISS and KILPIN for the Erection of
A CAPACIOUS CONCERT ROOM;
there will be ample accommodation in the Building for THREE
THOUSAND PERSONS ; and it is so admirably arranged, that
those who prefer a Seat, or Promenade in the Garden, will have,
through the Perforated Arches, A PERFECT VIEW OF ALL
THE INTERIOR.
Arrangements have also been made with
THE CELEBRATED JULLIEN,
Who, with a succession of the Leading Talent of the Country,
will appear during the Season, introducing every Novelty of the
Present day.
THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY,
Which has ever been a source of diversion, has been re-con-
structed, and is now so arranged, that after the Car has made its
Z?lutions, it will make a Circuit of the adjoining Parterre,
"di,al the passenger at the place from which he originally
• start

THE REFECTORY
wha,,a been entrusted to the care of Mr. FISK, of Castle-street,
Opoe eminence as a Confectioner guarantees that an abundance
tr_atul the delicacies taste and experience can sugest will be
Jed. Arrangements have also been completed with Messrs.
Fours 1! and CRANK, of Lord-street, who will supply, from the
brateTin, those delicious Beverages for which they are so cele-

THE MENAGERIE
IPlPtijteo'Zre_atly increased. Amongst the Animals added, are
ontiti,FLENMD LIONS ! Indeed, noopportunity has been
Denical to increase the importance of this as well as the Bota-
„ Pn of the Gardens.
&rujinQ,
akt worn bs,' ROYAL HARMONIC BAND, in New Costume,
theJEED,I.,, Royal Scotch Greys, is engaged for the Season.
nye o'clock OF THE CARNIVORA, until further notice, at
The pr
or,, oPrietor has also great pleasure in announcing, that,
112..-ter to meet the wishes of many respectable Families,
;04 to introduce the junior branches,h e has made a great
V, Mon in the price of Family Admissions for the Season.
"e following are the prices of Subscription for the Season
Single Subscription RI 1 0
For Two Members of same Family 1 II 0
Residents of Ditto 0 6 0

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FLORISTS AND HORTICULTURISTS OF
ANA
LIVERPOOL AND ITS ENVIRONS.
AiTO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THEREOF.
R. WILLIAM NEW, of the DERBY ARMS
40., ROTEL, KIRKDALE, intends having a TULIP and
4.2tTICULTURAL SHOW, on TUESDAY, the 26th instant;
a CARNATION SHOW? of which due notice will be
det"n• The Show will take place in his spacious Gardens, un-
, an. elegant and well decorated Marquee.
fedies and Gentlemen desirous of encouraging these delight:
begs pleasing exhibitions are requested to become Subscri
stpto them, and to forward their names to Mr. NEW.
seriber
bscripttoionThree Tickets for each Ss to the Two Shows 55.,
how.which will entitle each
44
S sedsMilekeen.ts of Admission may be had from all the principal