The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-25 00:00:00

INCREASE OF THE ALREADY MOST COMPLETE
COMPANY IN LIVERPOOL.
THIS EVENING, (TUESDAY,) the 25th instant.
MHE Lessee feels pie n ann ncing the repeti-
j_ tion of the mos werful and successful Drama ever
produced, interspe with magnificent Scenery, Decorations,
and startling eff , from the pen of the celebrated French
author, Victor Hugo, and which caused such a furor in Paris,
as to be represented for upwards of 300 Nights, entitled
ESMERALDA;
Quotsimodm OR, TEE DEFORMED OF NOTRE DAME.
. ... (the Deformed) .... Mr. IWortimer.
...... Pierre Grepire ..... . ............ Mr. C. Rice.
Esmeralda.. Miss Fielding. Sister Gerdule.. Mrs. H. Campbell.
Signor CORRELLI and SONS' elegant and Classical
PAS DE DEUX Performance.
, BY THE A. AND M.
To conclude with theMISSES laughable Farce of DAvIE.
MASTER'S RIVAL.

ADELPIII THEATRE, CHRISTIAN-STREET

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MR. CORBET COOKE

O- - - - --•
N MONDAY next, the 31st instant, will be
duced, for the first time, and written expressly for the
occasion, a new Drama, entitled
THE CARPENTERS OLLIZERPOOL ;

OR, THE BRIDE iPmrla ME RS EY.
A VARIETY OF GING AND DANCING.
oeslittoxe
To conclude • N tGheLhEighlLy popular
E, Comedy of
in which Mr. C KR and the whole strength of the Company
will appear.

Boxes,2e.; Pit
t,ls.; GatterY, 6(1.
Tickets can be obtained r. COOKE 9, Anson-street; Mr.
H Timm, Queen-square; Mr. DAVIS, 7, James'- street ; and the
usual places.
The Box•oflice will be open, where places can be secured,
from Eleven till Three.

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET
LIVERPOOL.

FEMALE AMERICAN SERENADERS
POSITIVELY FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.

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MESDAMES CORA, JUMBA, WOSKI, MIAMI,
YARICO, WOMBA, and ROSA, the Young Ladies
whose immense success in London, at the St. Assem-
bly Rooms, has been made a theme of eulogy by the public
press, will have the honour of appearing in Liverpool, and give
FOUR GRAND AMERI ONCERTS
Of Vocal and In ental Music,
This present TUESDAY 0-MORROW,
THURSDAY, and AY, the 25th, 26th,
instant,
introducing thei ost favourite and popular OVERTURES,
GLBES, and SONGS.
Admission—Reserved Gallery, 2s. ; Side Gallery, Is. ; Floor
of the Hall, 6d.--Books of the Words, price 3d. each.—Doors
o'
oen at Hal-st Seven ; the to commence at Eight
p Carriagesclock. to be ordered Concert for Half-past Ten o'clock.
The first judges of music are emphatically invited to witness
this entertainment, the harmony of which has been pronounced
a marvel in the history of music. The new Songs sung by the
Lady Serenaders are published by D'Almaine and Co., Soho.
square, London, and may be had of all respectable music
sellers.

(IVednesdayd
27th, and 28th

CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
ONSATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS.
SATURDAY EVENIN Violinist, H . ;the 29th instant,
Chrystalopian,
the RG.
Between hits.P
Ro ell S ELSBEoIo Player, Mr. A. MELLOR
, and at the close of the Concert,
rs. E. ARMITAGE,
(of the extraordinary Weight of 31 stone I 11b.,)
will introduce the Ballads of
" Kate
Kearney"Ke and "Jeannette and scannott."
Body, 3d.; danery, Gd. ; Reserved Seats, Is. ; a few
Seats on the Platform, 2s. Gd. To commence at Eight o'clock.
No Re-admission Tickets issued.

NOW OPEN for EXHIBITION, at Mr. KEY S'S
REPOSITORY ()WINE ARTS, (52, BOLD-STREET,)NAPOLEON'
Caam SIBORNES celebrated WATERLOO MODEL of
S
BRITISH LINE.
FIRST GRAND EFFORT to BREAK the
The following distinguished Persons have patrozed this
unißue Work of Art:—His Rays • ness Princeni Albert;
their Majesties the Kings of P aan Saxony ; the reigning
Duke of Brunswick ; the Princes of Hanover, Prussia,
Saxony, Oldenburg, ce Pukler Muskan ; the Officers of the
British, Hanoven
~ Prussian, Saxon and Brunswick Armies.
Morning Exhibition, Ten to Four; 'Admission, One Shilling.
Evening, Six to Nine, Sixpence.