The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25 00:00:00

AT THE

THEATRE-ROYAL,WiL,IAMSON-SQUA.RE.

Principal Performers :
Mademoiselle S C H L O S S,
Miss A. WILLIAMS, Miss M. LIAMS,
Miss WHITN ,
Madame D U KEN ,
'EVES,
Herr J. S. EVES,
Herr GO DBERG,
Me. CARTE,
and
Mr. JOHN PARRY.
TICKETS for Boxes and Stalls, ss. each ; Upper
Boxes, 3s. ; Gallery, Is. 6d. ; to be had at the prin-
;ilM,.lMusic Shops, and at Miss WHITNALL'S Residence,
Z, Upper Duke-street.
,4 Box Plan will lie at the Theatre-Royal, where Places
"'‘y be taken THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) and TO-MORROW,
tedoesday,) the 25th and 26th instant, from Ten until
ree.
In consequence of the Places for the Boxes being all
qtken, Seats will be arranged on the Stage.
The Programmes have been issued, and may be had at
tiltle Principal Music Shops, and at Miss WHITNALL'S
taidence, 2, Upper Duke-street.
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert to commence at
tight o'clock.

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-

STREET

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
R. BRAIIAM, and his Son, Mr. HAMILTON
BRAHAM, assisted by Miss .11-OSE JOSEPH,
EVENING CONCERT, the above Rooms, on
uICINDAY next, the Ist ember.
e"rogrammes and Ti is to be obtained at the Music
Gaper
and the Rooms. Front Seats, 'ls. 6d.; Body, 25.;
,lallery Is 6d. Doors open at Half-past Seven, to com-
ke '
nee at Eight o'clock.

40-YAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-

STREET.
R. HADDOCK has the honour to announce to his
, Friends and the Pu that he will give a GRAND
JNCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MU-
i., in the above Rooms, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
`l4 December nest.

VOCAL PERFORMERS
Madame LABLACHE, Miss ME NT,
Signor F. LABLAC
4,
9, rand Piano-forte—r . BEALE.
0 Violin—Mr. WILLY, (f the Philharmonic and
Ancient Concerts, Lond , who will play one of his
most admired Solos an Concertaute Duetto with Mr
Haddock

Violoncello—Mr. HADDOCK.
„ Tickets—Reserved Seats, 6s. ; Body of the Room. 55.,
11 Five for 20s. ; Gallery, 2s. 6d. To be had at Mr.
,-knnocies Residence, 32, Moon-street, Pembroke-
ettee ; Mrs. H. BEALE'S, 106, Faulkner-street ; at the
°peen Rooms; and at the Music Warehouses.
Concert to commence at a Quarter before Eight.

THEATRE-ROYAL, WI I, LI AMSON-SQUARE,
Is engaged, for a Few Nights only, by
WIZARD OF WIZARDS,

THE

Royal Ventriloquist, and hnprovisatore,
MR. JACOBS,
A FROM THE STRAND THEATItE, LONDON,
"d will be OPENED on MONDAY next, Dec. Ist,
end every Evening during the Week, except Saturday.

THE success be met with in London, America, and on
14 the Continent. will at
Iceseak Amusement
r• JAeoas affords his audie o many " Wizards"
,`7,ave of late appeared, each puffi , imself into notoriety,
bet it is difficult to make t public believe " a plain,
"varnished tale." To en orate the astonishing Feats
Performed by the MO RN FAUSTUS, JACOBS,
1 Those
extend be on e limits of an Advertisement.
he
who hare a eared in the above Profession, will
has
found mere pretenders after the present Entertainment
been seen. The VENTRILOQUISM will be found
Slghly amusing ; and the EXTEMPORANEOUS
LC3NG, whh Mr. JACOBS comoses on subjects given
the audlenic ce, after the mannerp of the Italian Impro-
leatori, is as entertaining as it is novel.
jAcoris' stay in Liverpool is limited, and those
40 miss seeing his Performances will lose a treat indeed.
qtower Boxes, 25.; Upper Boxes, ls. Gd. ; Pit, ls.;
allerY, 6d. Doors open at Half-past Seven ; Perform-
Ilees commence at Eight o'clock.
1/laces to be bad at the Box-office as usual.

CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET
PHRENOLOGY.
THE Committee of the Liverpool Phrenological Society
~; beg to announce that they have made arrangements
(Itll. the eminent Phrenologist, C.
Phrenological Institution, Pre-
il'eut of the Dublin Phrenological S iety,) for the de-
,.,er'Y of a COURSE of SIX LE U RES on PHRE-
igtie,
4 "'LOGY, and its application the Physical, Moral,
11,1r1 Intellectual Education of an, on the Evenings of
The Soh
(Wednesday, e 26th, and FRIDAY next,
1,,,e 28th instant, and TUE AY, the 2d, FRIDAY, the sth,
't snmr, the 9th, and IDAY, the 12th of December.
111,, _ SYLLABUS.
,BT LECTURE. Td-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY,) THE
26TH INSTANT.
klitiariti least known to himself and the study of his Mora
- Intellectual nature least cultivated—Causes and con•
ktlUences of such ignorance and neglect—The Theory of
fr,"'S Physical, Moral, and Intellectual Faculties rescued
ftru speculation and empiricism, by the discovery of the
'ruction of the Brain—Phrenological Propositions—lrre-
gabble Proofs of the Truth of the Science.
11" ND LECTURE, FRIDAY NEXT, THE 28TH INSTANT.
b e Faculties which constitute Man a Conjugal, Parental,
thetUestic and Fraternal Being—Uses and Abuses of
4'` the
Faculties—Seats, Sizes, and various Developments
terqle Organs of these Faculties—lllustrations of Charac-
-44., The Defensive, Aggressive, Acquiring, Concealing,
oc' Self. Preservating Faculties—Seats, Sizes, &c. of their
Iftans—Uses and Abuses—Education of the Faculties of
ofull's Animal Nature—Neglect of this Important Branch
Littman Improvement.
kt THIRD LECTURE, TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 2.
kerea Moral and Religious Faculties Illustrated in the
%, allner of the Preceding Lectures, with copious Obser-
Stions on Moral Education.
FOURTH LECTURE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5.
10 Oral and Religious Faculties continued—Natural Theo-
01' deducible from the Functions of the Organs of Ve-
vatinn, Dope and Faith, (or Wonder)—Types of Heads
orAPplication of Phrenology in the Selection of Servants
every description.
I„.. FIFTH LECTURE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9.
relleClnal i' aculties—False Theory of the Intellectua
Sewers—Rectification of Errors of Metaphysicians—
eats, Sizes, &c.—The Organs of the Perceptive Facut
48--Canses of Stupidity and Slowness in Learning—
earls of Remedying Natural Defects.
SIXTH LECTURE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12.
Intellectual Faculties continued—Nature Reflected in the
eman Faculties—Reflective Faculties—False Notions of
ti,;reheads—Practical and Speculative Intellects—Sugges-
es on Education and the choice of Professions, &c.—
t4;nts on Matrimony—Application of Phrenology in Cri-
Vel Jurisprudence, and in General Affairs—Theory of
14 tu,Petaments—Necessity of comprehending these Laws
IQ Practical Applications of Phrenology—Conclusion.
Vdmission to the Course of Six Lectures—Reserved
rwatu, 6s. ; Side Gallery, 45.; Body, 2s. 6d. Each sepa-
t e Lecture—Reserved Seats, ls. 61. ; Side Gallery, is. ;
eiY, 6d.
h 'Yllabuses and Tickets can be had at the Society's
, Doors
6, Adelaide-buildings, near the Adelphi Hotel.
, 41e open at Half-past Seven, and Lecture to com-
tlee at Eight o'clock.
JAMES FIDLER, Hon. Sec.
tl,! Cr. DONOVAN, whose practice has been very exten-
t', and who has paid particular attention to the organi-
14,t'1°11 and education of Children, may be consulted daily,
tea bes rho art of Manipulating Heads on a system exclu-
°el 1f‘..... Y IS own.

It. GEORGE KEET begs to announce to the No-
bility and Gentry resident-1h Liverpool and its
1414,,1tY that he has return 'from PARIS, FLORENCE,.
C 0
veNicz, (where he h been pursuing his studies as
totirtist.) PORTRAI Painted, in Oil and Water
kt„°llrs. from Two ineas each. Specimens may be
-at Mr. KEET'S 00M8, 46, BOLD-STREET.