The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-10 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.

Lessees—Madame CELESTE and Mr. nEBSTER.

First appearance this season of Mr. W. J. HAMMOND.
THIS present TUESDAY EVEN -r, the 10th inst.,
SPEED THE PL GH.
Farmer Ashfield .with.. .t
. . W. J. Hammond.
To conclude . ular D
THE CHRI MASpop CAROL.rama of
Act' g Manager.. Mr. CLARKE.
Stage Director.... Mr. LLOYDS.

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.

. J. REEVES lIEGS to announce that his BENEFIT is fixed for
FRIDAY next, the 13th instant,
on Which occasion will be presented, in addition to
A FAVOURITE DRAMA.
CoPions Selections from BALFE'S thre I
BOHEMIAN IL,
CASTLE OF lON,
THE DAUGHT an
OF ST. MARK,
,c alists.
in which he will be assisted by several distinguished Vo-

peras, viz.,

WITH OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.

street ; Mr. RIME'S,
ietcets to be had of Mr. J. REEVES, 14, Russell-
tre. Church-street ; and at the Thea-

THISROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
present TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th inst.,
and every Evening during the Week,
-SPLENDID THE CHINESE WAR!
SCENES IN- T I CLE.
To conclud wit e
HAPPIEST DAYe 0 MY LIFE.
MADEMOISELLE
Opera, is enga e OLINE, from the Italian
went,as Pripal Dancer at and willge mdake her inc First Appearancethis
on MONDAY
next.

MUSICAL AND LITERARY EVENINGS,
DEVOTED TO THE HIGHEST MORAL (NOT AMUSING)
ISR PURPOSES.
1. • and the MISSES FRASER, the celebrated
SCiDirrrro
A - - '0 H VOCALISTS, wil
ppearance ;
Al Liverpool, in th USIC-HALL, To-
their First
Is4°Rll"r. (Wadnesday,) the 11
ATURDAIrt the 14th instan '
Proßtana Spay, the 13th, and
;
also M mei can be had the Hall and Music Shops
Series
' r• Pas.sna's Musical Periodical, and published,and
of Songs Duets,and Glees, as sung by him
the Misse F. ,
.---- 8

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-
CR 7? 4 STREET.
----T ATTRACTION FOR TWO NIGHTS
____

ONLY!
THE THREE BAVARIAN CHILDRE Monsieur
A• BENNET°. Bass Singer, aged 1 , ademoiselle
14" LLINA BENNETO, First Sin , aged 15 ; Made-
moiselle ROSINA BENNET°, cond Singer, aged 9,
:f.Z. the honour to announce t e Nobility and Gentry
Liverpool, that they will g* TWO VOCAL and IN-
RIPMENTAL CONC TS, THIS EVENING, (Tues-
-7_49'0 the 10th, and THURSDAY next, the 12th instant.
When they respectfully solicit the kind patronage and sup-
tort of the Public. The Entertainments will consist of
French and German Songs, Glees, Medleys, Chorusses,
'lc- The particulars announced in Programmes. Leader
of the Band Mr. Hughes. Mons. S. Benneto will preside
at the Grand Piano-forte.
Tickets and Programmes to be had at all the Music
shops, and at the Rooms.

ARRIVAL OF THE ANATOMICAL PARISIAN
VENUS.
THIS Splendid ANATOMICAL MODEL of the
HUMAN BODY, displaying, in a style surpassing
hi beauty and accuracy anything of a similiar kind before
introduced into Britian, the superficial deep Anatomy
of the HEAD, CHEST, ABDOMEN LIMBS, has for the
-first time arrived in Liverpool dis now under EXHI-
BITION at Mr. LACEY' ooms, 100, BOLD-STREET.
Open daily, from Ten to or, and from Six until Nine
O'clock. Admission, ne Shillin Ladies admitted
every slay from Two until Four o'clock,

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY ANNUAL
EXHIBITION.
EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS by MODERN
1 ARTISTS is NOV OPEN, DAILY, at the Exiat-
EITION Rooms, OLD POST-OFFICE-P CE, CHURCH-
STREET, from Ten o'clock in the ruing until Dusk;
and in the Evening from Seve ntil Ten, Brilliantly
Illuminated by Gas.
Admission, ls.; Catal e, ls. • Season Ticket, ss.
On Saturdays, the Ex hihition will Close at Dusk.
JAMES T. EGLINGTON, Secretary.

TREAT FOR THE WORKING CLASSES.
ANDERSON'S - STATUARY,
A splendid new
GROUP OF NINE FIGURES, IN STONE,
Illustrative of the 11,t.osviLeASReGenEeAiS lAurn's's beautiful Poem,
COTTAR'S AY NIGHT,
REMOVED TO SAT .
4, LIME-STREET,
NEAR TH ADELPHI HOTEL.

ADMISSION ONE PENNY.

THE FIGURES ON SALE,

R 0 YAL INSTITU
spEE ES N SCHOOL.
.
MONDAY X , DECEMBER 16,
welve o'clock.
raxer."o

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
THE DELIVERY of PRIZES to the PUPILS of
n this INSTITUTION will take place on FRIDAY
ext, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock.
The Rev. the LORD BISHOP of CHESTER
in Chair.
The Doors will be opened at Half-pa Ten o'clock.
The SCOOLS will be RE-OPE a ter the Vacation
as followgSchool,TURDAY, 4th January ;
•
4:v ;_Lower
enlng School, MONDAY h January; Middle School,
UESIa AY, 2sth January 14th Januar and Upper School, SATURDAY,

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.
S'hata.sireet, 6th December.

THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION

rOF THE PUPILS AT TARVIN HALL
fixed for MONDAY*, the 16th of December instant,
Iv between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock. On
` "NESDAY EVENING, the 18th, Shakspere's Tragedy
;3,1." Julius Cresar" will be Recited by t • ' npils ; and a
MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT of V. and Instrumental
Music will be given by the Cho " ers of Chester Cattle-
tlrei, and others, who have 1t... ly consented to give their
Services on the occasion ; • smmencing punctually at Six
O'clock.
ORDER OF HE EXAMINATION.
10 to 11—Reading, Writing, and Drawing'
11 to 12—Arithmetic, Book-keeping, and Mensuration
12 to I—History, Geography, and English Grammar
1 to 11—Drill
11 to 21—Classics and Mathematics
t° 3i—French, German, and Scripture
Virties tc! 4—Junior Class.
tend intending to honour the Principal with their at-
theira n„ce on Wednesday evening, are requested to send in
,i,„_!lLmes on or before Tuesday the 17th.
inslaue vacation will commence on SATURDAY, the 21st
the _ .t?t, and the School Duties be resumed on SATURDAY,
of JANUARY.
'4Will leave for Ireland, Wales, the South of Eng_
Ul4_ Liverpool, and Manchester, on FRIDAY, the 20th;
re,,_743eai_nder will leave on SATURDAY. It is particularly
d that this arrangement may not be interfered

JOHN BRINDLEY,
•
artnn.hall, near Chester, Dec. 3d, 1844.RINCIPAL.
LA-NDSEER'S PICTURE OF " SHOEING."
Mb CLOSE OF THE PRIVATE VIEW.
thaGtthe R.UNDY has much pleasure in announcing,
above celebrated PICTURE will remain on
PRIVATE VIE
I
Rin N ISIS ROOM
THIS DAY, (TUE AY.) the 10th instant,
WHEN 17' WILL F ALLY CLOSE.
parties Admissio y Card.
'for a. desirous of pos ssing fine early Proofs of the
tespe-tring splendid E raving from this Picture, are
Possiblec ully requested forward their names, as early as
registered Mr. GRU DY, in order that they may be duly
deliveredd t
strictly in
he general list, as the Impressions will be seri ption accordance with the priority of sub-

26, grnSITORY OF ARTS,
---------_______ CH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

MUSIC
-- FOR' BALLS, PRIVATE PARTIES, AND
ptrrEtt sT,„Ppsuc FESTIVALS.
u• 15135, Conductor of the Royal Harmonic
of Miluaaind' and hill Son, JOSEPH STUBBS, Teachers
the elic, n' grateful for the honour co. -rye
dupon them by
larieur!,!ront of their Corps of ki. sicians to. perform on
Prince ulatinguished occasion- , th 9 its of the the la .noyal of Prussia and o General Sir vßobert Sale
the rYing the Foundation St, eof the Birkenhead Docks,n
11-11'cent Birthday at Ho. on, Stc"
oug ce .1.
`wit they • first-rate Military,
&c., respectfully a -
rrehestrai contin e to supply
M • • ' and Quadri - Bands, or any smaller number
P''y 481 elans for P • is Festivals, Dinners, Balls, or
1. (e Parties.
favoZ' and SoN have an extensive selection of the most
reeentlte Operatic and Music, incg the m Juliea" Fashionableother Quadrilles, Waltzludines, and Polk as
p. n. ace.
lANn. and SON SIP° give Instruction in MUSIC on the_
toltx,'''Oß•TE VIOLIN, FLUTE, CLARIONET,
.t:11....0p ,
lej AN, &c., &C.
viulier Stuadrille Band comprises Performers on the
e
tiens ,„.Violincello, French Flageolet, Clarionet, Chime
lirilishrlarP, &c., any or all of which Instruments will be
ed as desired by the party making the engagement.
be, tO.ARDING SCHOOLS ATTENDED lle-creel, Ranelagh-street, L:verpool.TO.