The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-29 00:00:00

VOCALISTS.

MissTEELE,
(Professor of Singing at the Royal Academy of Music,
and of the London Concerts.)
(Princi Madame F. LABLACHE,
pal Contralto of the Opera Buffa, and of the Phil.
harmonic and Ancient Concerts.)

gnr F. LABLCE,
Orituo Basso CanSi tantoe of her MaAjestHy's Theatre-Royal,
Italian Opera.)
And Mr. J. REEVES.
Conductor.—Signor F. LABLAC HE.
The b'ader of the Orchestra
Concert.—Mr.Nights will be opened
ALDRIDGE.
I, Box Plans for the /lls Day, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant and following
Cja, when Tickets and places may be taken of Mr. G. G.
puct, at the Box-office, from Ten until Three.
I°l7ll Bere:,riicse.s6odf. admission on this occasion will be as fol-
Q :----Lower Boxes, ss. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 2s. 6d. ;

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY ANNUAL
THE EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS by MODERN
Girl ARTISTS is NOW OPEN-, DALY, at the EMIT-
Rooms, OLD POO4-OFFICEI-PLACE, CHURCH-
ahjEET) from Ten o'clock in the Morning until Dusk ;
In
oonin the Evening from Seven until Ten, Brilliantly
Gas.
,Vroission, Is.; Catalogue,
itio Is.; Season Ticket, ss.
"11 Saturdays, the Exhibn will Close at Dusk.
JAMES T. EGLINGTON, Secretary.

BIRKENHEAD BALL.
PARTIES who may have LOST their HATS or
COATS at the late Ball, are requested to make
femmediate application at thteriTc.v?..Hall) as there are a
y° lying there still unclairne nich will be returned to
thl, owners on b
ving eing ideptift d.
arties ha taken Coats or Cloaks in mistake, are
requested to send them to the Town-hall immediately.

By order.
rote EDW. G. ATKINSON, Secretary.
n-rfall, Birkenhead, 281: October, 1814.

Lir
TEASED VICTUALLERS' ANNUAL BALL.
HE Committee beg respectfully to announce, that the
at the
FIFTH ANNUAL C A RITY BALL will be held
TGwn-ball, - permor and Town
outicil, on WEDNESDAY,is tsheion of the
tovMemayber next.
Tickets, including Refres nts, Is. each.
By order of th ommittee.
THO ,
Institution, St. ROWLANDSON Se
.Anne-street, 25. h Oct., 1844cretary..

LANDSEER'S PICTURE OF "SHOEING."
MR. GRUNDY has much pleasure in announcing that
the above celebrated Picture (which was the leading
ityraction at the late Royal Acad is now on PRl-
eivo4uT4E7
calar. , for a few da , n his Rooms. Adtnis-
REPOS' ORY OF ARTS,
26, CHUR CH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.
ONE HUNDRED Genuine PAINTINGS, by the
~‘-° most eminent Masters, including Petrarch's Laura,
Party, by
bY Dirt Vinci ; the Salutation, by Luini; the Hawking
"7,p• ouvermans; Landscapes, by Ruysdael and
Ifobbenza ; Spanish Boys, by Mu,' • Marie Antoi-
!lege, by Greuze ; the Madonn Gatto, by Baroccio ;
Interior, with Sunlight, b e Hooge ; the Virgin and
Child, by Guido, Scc., El !BITING, (ON SALE,)
at till LACEY'S 'thissionorns, ,
One 100, B
Shliod-strllingeet. Open from Ten
Five. Adm.

SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY

FOR
IRELAND.
TO-M ORROW_ (WEDNESDAY) EVENING,

the 30th October instant,
A
SERMON

will be preached in
ST• AUGUSTINE'S CH,
(EVERT ,
b e
REV. RO GAGE, A. 8.,
Andeet2r of Tamlaghtar , Diocess of Derry, in Ireland,
COLLECTION mode in aid of the Funds of the
above Society.
ne Service to commence at Seven o'clock.
t,''r he iierCONTRIBUTIONS of those who cannot attend the
Zovrren_ will be thankfulleceived by the Rev. Doctor
Shaw-streyet,r Everton.

oNTHANKSGIVING FOR THE HARVEST.
SUNDAY nest, the 3rd November, TWO SER-
MONS will be Preached in ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
130„" moiernorate the goodness of Almi "Ay God in the
thcnteous Harvest with which our 1 as been visited
tpear. As a Thanks Offer'
,„for God's mercies,a
of t,'
ECTION will be m after each Sermon, in aid
whhe.
itte Funds of the SC OLS in HACKIN'S HEY,
".are in connexio ith St. Paul's Church.
Thefolallotwhein
z;re:ttne Service will commence at a Quarter before
Morning and Half. past Six in the Evening.
Contributions have hden received :
The Right Hon Lord Sandon M.P £5 0 0
ReSihoratirliieoswla,nrmd
Inman,
, Bart, 31.1). •• • • 3 3 0
2 0 0
t_. pert NA, ynne, Esa... 1 0 0
by;?_bseriptions and Donations will be thankfully received
1,...„y Members
itskinis,ters and Churchwardens of the Church, and
"-Lembers of the Committee.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND,
OLDHAM-STREET.
%-h WORSHIP will henceforth be conducted in
Char urch in its proper Conne • an Established
i.on SABBATH next, 3rd Noyember.
tThheer
distio, M'CULLOCH. . ~ will officiate, and o
follow Clergymen the Church of Scotland will
set pad' Sabbath th after.
28tlice commence every Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
NAT
Octobe 1844.
~
"-;E TO THE LESSEES UNDER THE COR-
eq.Rn PORATION OF
dueLIVERPOOL.
ND RENTS for the present yea having become
re9ues te onto the 29th September, the Lessees are hereby
pay
itiatitt;re hereby informed,
the same immediately at this Office.
Iteott'ad such Persons as are in Arrea the like Ground
th egal Measures will be
ed, without further ice, unless the deryiands
en have
loethwith repeatedly b made shall be liquidated

JOHN WYBURGH,
To,—
let Oc Treasurer of the said Corporation.
tober, 184 4.

GENUINE DURHAM MUSTARD,
In lb and 4-lb I ead Packages. •
TN universal. satisfactfon4 this Ar
Paoli!'
have re-
ceive,, s mikes, and the patronage th roprietary
• e. has given to
enak; ince they have introduced..t e GENUINE ARTICLE,
re-
own them to have it manufgctured according to their
kale Irection, and they argenow in a position t? supply qOalitr_s at yhnufacturersrices, thereby insuring pure
ThisY,t4,/arch is so diffigfilt to obtain.
ustard possjirses doublq the strength of that
tlEllallY offered to theeTublic.
2, HOLLIS. WALFORD, and Co.
1301d-street and
8, Dale-atreet,

HARPS, With Double and Single Action, from 10 Gui-
neas to 135 Guineas, by FRAT, ERARD, &C.
PATENT FLUTES, by RUDALL and ROSE, NICH-
OLSON, &c., in great variety, from 30s. to 18 Guinea•.
Patent MELOPHONIC and other GUITARS, from
15s. to 15 Guineas.
ACCORDIONS, from ls. 6d. to 15 Guineas.

With every other Article connected with the business m
a Music and Musical Instrument Seller, in end!ess va.
.
riety, at
JAMES'IVIITH'S

WHOLESALE andRETAIL HARP, ORGAN, and
PIANO-FORTE ROOMS,
47, BOLD- STREET, (OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET,) AND

66, LORD-STREET,
Where every description of INSTRUMENTS may be
Hired, by the Night, Week, Montb, or Year, on moderate
Terms.

Old Instruments taken in part payment, and every In-
strument sold at the above Establishments will be war-
ranted for Twelve Months, and, if on trial not approved,
may be exchanged at any period within twelve months
from the date of sale.

London Tuners and Repairers of Piano-fortes, Harps,
and Organs, sent to any part of the United Kingdom, on
the shortest notice and on the most advantageous terms.
A covered Spring VAN, with steady Man, for the care-
ful Removal of Piano-fortes, Pictures, &c. Instruments
Warehoused or Packed, and forwarded to any distance.