The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-30 00:00:00

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THEVrIII,_:-R0 f AL, WIL LI AMSON-SQUARE,
LIVERPOOL.
4"4"8, CRLPSTE Se Mr. TVERSTE R.
THIS Pr,sent TUESDAY EVENING, the 30th inst.,
a new Play, ig Thre, Acts. called
JUDITH OP GENEVA.
Countess of Malveisine
La Mr. 0. Smith.
After c,hi,h,
THE YELLOW KIDS.
Captain Rocket....
v,„ To conclude with the FairrEitravaganza of
PAIR ONE WIEWTHE GOLDEN LOCKS.
Produced under the—direction of Madame CELESTE.
Acting Manager.. Mr. CLARKE.
Stnge Manager . Mr. CHARLES PERKINS.
1m" ledr Boxes, 35.; Upper Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, ls.; Gal-
_,

TEMPLETON'S
MR .7,SCOTTISH ENTERTAINMENTS.
r-NIPL ETON has the honour to announce that
ENTEZne will. by particular desire, give THREE more
of pr,'„igAlNM EN l'S, to consist of the same Selection
a ,`.'rULAR SONGS which was received with so much
Pli:".,.se at his 1...5t Concert in Liverpool.
Anti,fir.S EVENING. (Tuesday,) the 30th instant, at the
HOTEL, BOOTLE.
-31ORROW MORNING, (Wednesday,) the Ist
aY, at the BOYAR ASSEMBLY Rooms, Great George-
ryi,er‘t, commence at Two o'clock ; and
.t.t "-MORROW EVENING, at PARRY'S SEACOMBE
-6.(Yrigy.
v Tickets, 3.i. each, to be had at the Music Shops, and at
Past
Hotel, Seacombe and Bootle. Doors open at Half-
Past Seven, to commence la Eight o'clock.

GRA'ND EVENING CONCERT AT THE ROYAL
APHITHEATRE.
Under the immediate Patronage of the 'Worshipful the
Myor.
MISS E• HAMILTON a
res tfully announces to her
take
Friends and the Public, thatec
her CONCERT will
place at the above Theatre, on WEDNESDAY EVEN-
ING, the Bth May next, for which occasion she has, at an
aramense expense, secured the valuable services of the
Unrivalled and celebrated Violinist,
HERR H. W. ERNST,
w_Fantasia)benbe .6.onillthPeerform two of his own Composition, s (a
March and Romance in Othello, ' An-
dante et 'Variations Burleque, le Carnaval de Venise,"
aniud a " Concerto Scena Cantate," by Doctor Sphor.
L Mir E. H. will be assisted in be Vocal Department
uY her Sister, Miss HAL , (from Manchester,)
I,Miss WHITNALL, r PALTONI; (from the Ita-
"an Opera,) and Mr. JOHN REEVES, (from the
Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and Nobility's Concerts,
London.)
Miss KEA LE will perform a Grand Fantasia on the
Piano-forte. by Thalberg.
Mr. S. PERCIVAL, from the, Royal Academy, will
perform a Solo on the Flute, by Nicholson.
PIANIST-Mr. G. HOLDEN. _

Boxes and Stalls, 55.; Pit, 2s. Gd. ; Gallery, ls. 6d.
Entrance to the Stalls—Stage Door, Roe-street.
Tickets and Places secured at Mr. Smith's Music
Warehouse, Lord-street, on Friday Morning, the 3d, Sa-
turday, the 4th, and Monday, the Gth May next; and on
Tuesday, the 7th, and Wednesday, the Bth, at the Royal
the Theatre ma be seen; also at the other principal
y
le-shops and Hotels.
Doors open at Seven, Concert to commence at Eight
precisely,

THEATRE-ROYAL, CHURCH-STREET.
splendid CHINESE PANORAMA, open during
t
'onsfk uaY and in the Evening, with Views and 111ustra-
hinesef the chief Towns, and Villages;
Cuof the
Empire—Pekitin,e Nankin, and Canton stoms,
Vanners, and Peculiarities of the Inhabitants ; Hong
rng—C hin ese Theatre —Quail Fighting—Ba stinads —Cat
i.!.rellants—Wainpo Island—Amoy—Capture of Ting
`4l Chusan, and the great National Religious Ceremony,
the Feast of Lanterns, &c. g
Fee rhe Panorama is painted upon nearly Four Thousapd
t
of Canvas, and declared to be the most attractive
ever presented to a Liverpool Public, from the intense in-
o rt_Bo generally felt upon the subject, in consequence of
and i',cent warlike and mercaaile connexion with China
Inhabitants.
Tw_ashianahle Daily Eihibition at Half-past Twelve and
tight. oclock ; in the Evening at Seven and Half-past
Box
to th es, only:P 6d. Children and Schools Half-price

THE
THE LATE FANCY S .
.11 ''''' COIViMITTEE have th DRESS
e satisfactißALLon of announe-
the Pig that they have been enabled to divide .El2OO from
the 24(ILderived from the FANCY DRESS BALL, on
200 t March. viz.:—
200 o the INFIRMARY,
~,,,„ to the NORTH ERN HOSPITAL,
2"clouv to the SOUTHERN and TOXTETH HOSPITAL,
~,, to the NORTH DISPENSARY, -
"‘zoo tr,
Te— the SOUTH DISPENSARY,
o the DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
ir,„
arnount7tlr4foi
veralirlualieer following
inggratefully acknowledge in aid of this
DONATIONTS, in addition to se-
amounts :
Thee high Sheriff •_,•••-
'l4Yer of Liverpool ~.. .. ...... 20 0 0
The Lord L-
Th •lieutenant of the County.. 20 0 0
10 0 0
e Lord Skelmersdale
iihrVz R. B. Wilbraham, M•P••• • 5 0 0
TThomas B. Birch, Bart.
"n as Thornely, Esq., M.P.. ...... 10, 10 0
e Recorder of Liverl .
Chhenhale Chisenhale, Esq 25 0 0
Richard Willis, Esq lO 10 0
Israel Bqrned, Esq
Daniel Grant, Esq:, Manchester .... 10 0 0
Thomas Harvey, Esq,
R. Heywood Jones, Esq
Lewin Mozley, Esq.. 5 5 0
J. S. neywood, Esq •
Christopher Itawdon, E5q.....
..

LIVERPOOL FEMALEPENITENTIARY."
HE Thirty-third ANNUAL MEETING
of the
Subscribers and Friends to the LIVERPOOL
FEMALE PENITENTIARY was held on TUESDAY
last, in the Large Room at the Charitable Institution
House, Stater-street,
EDWARD CROPPER, Esq., in the Chair.
The Treasurer's Account and the Report of the Com-
rnittee were read, when it was
~Moved by the Rev. JAMES LISTER, seconded by JOHN
ZI°WARD, Esq., and
r ReBolved,-1. That the Report now read, the Treasu-
rer's Account, and the List of Subscribers and Benefac-
tors' be printed and circulated, under the direction of the
''cuitnittee. And that this Meeting, more deeply than
tchv.e:r convinced of the importance and value of this Insti-
ts,;"°n, pledge themselves, with ail sincerity, to make
"erY exertion to obtain the necessary funds for its sup-
Port.
tOloved by the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE, seconded by
9 I,Vi• JOHN KELLY,
Office*•tha the' thanks of this Meeting be given to the
P7,trs Of this Institution for their services during the
afieg,esa:; and that the. following Gentlemen be the
The
' Vol' the year ensuing.
°rshipful the MAYOR of LIVERPOOL, THOMAS
N, SANDS, Esq., President, ex officio.
In'ILLIAM KAY, ESLI
MOIIN CROPPER, Jun., .c,sq,
r• JOSEPH KING, Treasurer.
W• H. LOXDALE 1
Secretaries.
,
Mr. MICHAEL ASHTON,EDEN, J
Mr. ROBERT LEWIN, M.D., Physician.
Mr. JOHN ROCHE, 'Surgeon.
A .M
hat r. LLOYD, Dentist.
dt!!° t the thanks of this Meeting be given to the
i7ritnittee of Ladies arid Gentlemen for their services
blilttneg the oast ; and that the following be the Corn-
b„, c of Gentlemen for the ensuing year :
ion• William Atherton, Mr. William Crosfield,
Cordeaux Mr. A. C. Dunlop,
D
ir• John Kelly, Mr. T. F. Hampton,
n James Lister Mr. John Howard,
▪ F. Parry, Mr. C. ti. Jones,
14 er', • Dr. Raffles, Mr. John Rigby,
• Alderman Bullet', Mr. William Rushton,
Thomas Crook, I Mr. John Williams.
Edward Cropper,
LADIES'
MARSDEN, Lady Patrol
Mrs, BANES, Miss F. H
MMTS. Anderson,
rs. Thos. Ashburner,
rvirs. Beunenei,on ,
Mrs. Br
Mrs. Byrom,
Mrs. James Crosfield,
Mrs. William Forbes,
'tz's• Had wen.
/ills "en'
ta. 8 Houghton,
'l's. Howard,
Tuh_at Mrs. CROSSLEY be n
if "'loved by THOMAS CEO,
Thti"
pona at this Meeting, deeply sensible of the great im-
tlirti ttlh:. of the religious instruction f the Peniten, re-
offiel • °• most cordial thanks to theo Ministers whots have
s•ed
30,,..58t the institution during the past year ; also to
111,t tee 117," KING, for the use of the Gentlemen's Com-
s:Latiorl and to the Trustees of the Charitable In-
noual°use, for the accommodation afforded to this
Meeting.
b koved b EDWARD CROPPER, Chairman.
7,,,Wrr,r42' Alderman C. H. JONES, Esq., and seconded
'hat ts-4 RuswroN,
loth
thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
°ls services on this occasion.

IMMITTEE.
iness. Mrs. HILL. Hon. Sec.
1. CORRIE, Secretaries.
Airs. C. H. Jones,
Mrs. King,
Mrs. Leicester,
rs. Nicholson,
Mrs. Parry,
Mrs. Rogers,
Mrs. Roscoe,
Mrs. Sinclair,
Miss Wakefield,
Mrs. Williams.
e-elected Matron.
ox, Esq., seconded by W.

.A.TeatiIFETIJOURNEYMEN IGHTS.II
I-BVIIIIIINI,S' A SSO-
ctoolilts_ttkiaeltiTtiooNo
h.Geldofm:lth
WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant,
She cat, ...,c.ensideration the numerous and repeated
portc'wtisrswni h have beenmade from time to time by
Ited„' After' ha the present. high rate of Wages in this
theairkegetion ~,,,t,aving taken into
.consideration the great
t•JEttt,"el, has taken place in the necessaries of life,
Dre,ellth pri'crY, 1839, at which time, in consequence of
lithtent 1.4. e! of Provisions, the Wages were raised to the
at i'lrf the 4.nod, considering the ruinously depressed
'ages°4l end piling Interest, it was unanimously agreed,
and I,,ahali iner the lath clay of May
anext, the Rate of
be pa,'Pt:t\lf,„ REDUCED to FOU SHILLINGS
bet° l" the -v-- per Man per,Day, the overtime, &c. to
te
" 1h e Proportion obsefied when the Wages were
(Siettelarbe rate.e
THOS. WILSN
4iverPoot P. CATO, SecreO tary,Chairman.
4Prtll3th, 1844.