The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

PRESIDENTWILLIAM LOWE, ESQ.
VICE-PRESIDENT,—THOMAS BOLD, Esq.
TRUSTEES.

Robert Jones, Esq.
Mr. Peter Eastwood.
Mr. Robert Bryden,
Mr. Thomas Clarke.
Mr. Henry Morris.
STEWARDS.
Mr. S. W. May, Kent-street, Mr. Park' Roe-street.
Chairman. Mr. o nson, London-road.
Mr. J. Owens, Hotham-street .E. Marshall, Edge-hill.
Mr. J. Haslam, Finch-stree r. T. Godfrey, Tithebarn-st.
Mr. J. Huey, Hackins-h . Mr. Allinson, St. James-street.
Mr. J: May, Mill-stre . Mr. Atkinson, Lower Herring-
Mr. E. Sumner, V all-rd. ton-street.
Mr. L. Livesey, tto. Mr. Whiteman, Hanover-street
Mr. W. Liversedge, Burling- Mr. Wm. Luff, Murray-street.
ton-street. Mr. Campbell, Mersey-street.
Mr. T. Naylor. Byrom-street. Mr. Thomas, Great Charlotte-
Mr. G. Entwistle, Limekiln- street.
lane. Mr. Graham, Scotland-road.
Mr. H. Lyon, Pitt-street,
Tickets, Six Shillings each, including Dinner and Dessert, to
be had from the Stewards; the Secretary, at the Institution,
59, St. Anne-street; the Hotels, Newspaper Offices, and usual
places.
DINNER ON THE TABLE AT FOUR O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
An efficient Band will be in attendance.

James Aspinall, Esq.
James Brancke,r, Esq.
It. Woodward, Esq,
James Lawrence, Esq.
John*Beht, Esq.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
GRAND GALA.

JULLIEN'S CONCERT having been most
k • enthusiastically received by one of the most numerous
and fashionable audiences that has graced the Gardens this
season, he has the honour to state that he intends giving
TWO MORE CONCERTS,
ON HIS RETURN FROM DUBLIN,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday), the 4th, and TUESDAY, the 11th
Woo August instant,
assisted by M. VIEUXTEMPS, the first living Violinist, whose
appearance in these Gardens has been hailed as a great tri-
tunph,.in addition to the following celebrated Artistes, forming
M. JULLIEN'S ORCHESTRA.
Herr. Koenig, Mons.
Mr. Richardson, - -- He oniltinberg, '
Herr Schmidt, ns. Dubreil,
Mr. Rowland, Ir. C. Cubitt,
Herr Conrad Band, and
Mons. Antoine, Mons. Collinet.
The CITY OF EDI. RGII, splendidly illuminated;
GRAND CLASSICA 'ABLEAUX OF -HER MAJESTY
PRINCE ALBERT,
with a splendid display of FIREWORKS, as given in honour
of her Majesty's visit to this City of Palaces.
• Admission, 2s. ; Children, Is.

PROGRAMME FOR THIS PRESENT TUESDAY EVEN-
ING, 4th August instant.
PART I.
OVERTURE.. " La Barcarolle" Auber.
QuAnm,r.r.. “Serniramide," from Rossini' Opera Jullicn.
SOLO VIOLIN, M. Vieuxtemps "Le Carnival de
Venise," with Introduction by Ernest Paganini.
VALSE A DEUX TEMS.. "The Hyacinth," composed
for the Almack's Ball. lCcenig.
HERR KCENIG.
SOLO CORNET A PISTON:y..I'I'OM Spohr's Opera of
Faust.' This highly successful. Cavatina has, du-
ring the past Season, been sung at the Philharmo-
nic, the Ancient Concerts, by the extraordinary
Vocalists, He Pischek
.Spohr.
SYMPHONY. The Allegretto from Beethoven's S
phony in A .Yin-
Beethoven.
. NEW POLKA.. The The German Polka"
QUADRILLE.." The British Navy."—No. 1. The Part-
ing Gun iWeighing Anchor; Setting Sail ; The
• Boatswain's Whistle.—No. 2. The Man-of-War's
.Hornpipe, `You Gentlemen of England.'—No. 3.
A sail in sight ; Hailed and spoken with ; Parting;
Distant Greeting.—No. 4. "The Bay of Biscay,"
'
with Solos by Mr. RICHARDSON, Herr SONNE-
BERG, and Herr Kcemo.—No. 5. "The English
Fleet," introducing the air, the origin of Gunpow-
der,
der as formerly sung by Mr. Incledon, performed
•on the New Instrument the Serpentcleide, by
MORS. PROSPERE.—VULCAN'S FORCE: Manning
the Yards, with three Cheers by the Crew.—
FINALE *Millen

PART 11.
OPERA.. Grand Selection from Bellini's Opera "La
Sonnarnbula," with Solos for Flute, Clarinet, and
Cornet-a-piston, by Mr. Richardson, Herr Sonnem-
berg, and Herr Koenig
NEW POLKA.. " The Cricket Polka" Jullien.
SOLO SEEPENTCLEI DE, M. Prospere.. Die Fanenwacht,
"The Standard Bearer," performed by M. Prospere
on the new instrument called the Srpentcleide.
This highly successful Song has, during the past
-season, been sung at the Philharmonic, the Ancient
-and other London Concerts, by that extraordinary
German Vocalist, Herr Pischek Lindpainter.
Qum:qt.' LLE.. "The New Mazurka Quadrille," lately
introduced by M. E. Coulon Jullien.
SOLO FLUTE.. On Scotch Melodies, with three brilliant
variations Richardson.
GALOP.. "La FM du Bal" Barret.
The Great Concert. Hall will be thrown open at Seven o'clock,
the Concert to commence at Half-past Seven.
Admission to the Body Free.
Reserved Seats may be had in the Gallery of the Great Con.
cert-hall. Admission, 2s.

VISIT TO PARIS DURING LOI CHAMPS

S II A W L S,

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WD. SCURFIth most respectfully invites the
• attention of, be Nobility, Gentry, and his Customers
to his splendid importations of FENCH NOVELTIES under
the NEW TARIFF, purchased on his recent visit to Paris
during Long. Chanips; consisting of New Shapes in MAN-
TLES, VISITS, and other elegant productions at present ex-
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Capitals. A great variety of light, elegant, and tasteful
SHAWLS, under Twenty .shillings; an equal number under
Thirty Shillings. Together with HANDKERCHIEFS and
YOUNG LADIES' SHAWLS, in all sizes; and indeed a Me-
lange perhaps never before equalled apart from the National
Exposition of Paris. _ _

The Mantle, Visite, and Cloak Department is conducted on a
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