The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-28 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, CHURCH-STREET.
THIS
present TUESDAY EVENING, the 28th inst.,
positively the last time this season,
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
Polly .... (in which she appeared 20 successive nights in
London)
Lucy Miss H. Gardner.
Macheath Mr. J. S. Reeves.
After which. the Wonderful BROCKSTED FAMILY,
(Three Pigmies,) will appear in a Ballet of Action, called
N' GENEROSITY.
After which, SignorAPOLEON
BERS NA CHINA, the celebrated
Dancer and Pantomimist, from the Theatre, La Scala,
Milan, will introduce hiscelebrated ORIGINAL POLKA
and the BOHEMIAN POLKA, by Twelve Characters,
assisted by Signora BERNASCHINA, as Danced by
them at the different Fetes and Galas of Prague, Presburg,
Buda, and the neighbourhood of the Carpathian Moun-
tains. All the Characters in appropriate Costume.
To conclude with the Musical Drama of
MIDAS.

Apollo

Miss H. Gardner,

TROYAL AMPHI.
HIS present TUESDAY EVENING,THEATRE the 28th inst.,
and every Evening during the Week,
THE GREAT STEEPLE CHASE
OR, ENGLAND'S HARVEST HOME.
After which, Mons. MAUS, the celebrated French Ar
tiste Athletique ; Mons. PLEGE, and his Pupil, HER}
SPRINGER, on the Corde Elastique ; the LUPIN
FAMILY, the Gymnastic Pantomimists.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
To conclude with a new Domestic Drama, entitled
LITTLE NE,D.
Little Ned
Comic Song and a Sailor's Hornpipe.
Prices of Admission—Dress Circle, 3s. • Side Boxes,
2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second'Price—Dress
Circle, 25.; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, ls.

CONCERTS THE MILLION.
COMMERCIAL HALLO,
GLOUCESTER-STREET.
ENGAGENIENTS have been made with the following
Artistes for THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) the 28th
intstant.
Mrs. HILES, Miss ROSE JOSEPH, Mr. RYALLS,

and Mr. KNOWLES.
Admission to the Body of the Room, 3d. ; Centre Seats,
6d. ; Reserved Seats, Is. ; also, by particular desire, Re-
served Chairs, 2s.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, Concert to commence
at Eight o'clock.—Tickets and Programmes may be had
at the Printers', Music Shops, and Hall.

THE FRASER OP MUSIC, POETRY, ANDEVENINGS
LITERATURE,
IN THE PORTICO.
IUR. and the MISSES FRAZER will continue their
IVI. celebrated MUSICAL and LITERARY EVEN-
INGS. now so popular in Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY,
the 29th, and FRIDAY, the 31st inst. Also, on SATUR-
DAY, February Ist.

On these Evenings a high moral and instructive cha-
racter is impressed, making them worthy the attention of
all who want to see music and virtuous sentiment devoted
to the purest and noblest purposes.
Programmes may be had at the Music shops, and at
Mr. Fraser's Lodgings, 155, Duke-street.

PRIVATE VW.
HAGHE'S SKETCHES lIE BELGIUM AND
GARM.ANY. .
su
R. GRUNDY has the plea re to announce, that
the SERIES of ORIGINAL WATER COLOUR
DRAWINGS, made during a recent tour in Belgium and
Germany, by Louis HAGHE, Esq., are now on PRIVATE
VIEW, for a Few Days, in his Rooms.
Repository of Arts, 26, Church-street, Liverpool.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
LECTURES ON TIIESD.I( AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, AT
THALF-PAST
es SEVEN.
HIS EVENING, (Tuday,) the 28th instant, the
Rev. J. T. BROWN will deliver his Last Lecture on
SCRIPTURE HISTORY, and introduce the whole of
his Illustrations, comprising Twenty splendid Coloured
Views, by Denson, each six feet by ten.
On FRIDAY EVENING, Professor GREENBANK
will deliver the following READINGS and RECITA-
TIONS :--The Present Condition of Man Vindicated,
Pope ; The Ocean, Byron ; Henry IV., Soliloquy on
Sleep, Shakspere ; Subjects for Conversation, Chambers;
The Learned Medical Student, Anon.; Selections from
'illiam Tell, Knowles; The Bashful Man, Repton ; Ho-
henlinden, Campbell; Ginevra, Rogers; The Irish Emi-
grant, Hen. Mrs. Blackwood; The Frenchman and the
Rats, Anon. ; Dialogue from the Rivals, Sheridan; Wa-
terfall at Lodore, Southey.
Mr. ROGERS will perform an Air, with Variations,
on the Grand Piano-forte, in the course of the Evening.
Admission, Donors and Subscribers, Free ; Lower
Gallery, 2s. ; Body, ls.

J. GREGORY JONE

NORTHERN HOSPITAL.
11l
A T a numerous MEETING of the MEDICAL PRO-
FESSI ON, held at the Portico, YESTERDAY,
WILLIAM GILL, Esq. in the Chair,
the following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
Proposed by A. HIGGINSON, Esq., seconded by
E. JONES, Esq.,
nency of
I.—That this Meeting is of opinion that the non-perma-
benefit Ho
the Hospital a ppointments is eminently calculated to
alike public and the profession.
Proposed by Sir A. J. KNIGHT, seconded by
D. CHALMERS, Esq.,
2.—That this Meeting views with feelings of great dis-
approbation the proposed attempt to protract the period
ofof service of :be Honorary Medical and Surgical Officers
the Northern Hospital beyond ten years, as bein in
direct opposition to the original intention of the founders.
Proposed by Trios. BLACKBURN, Esq., seconded
by H. G. HARBORD, Esq.,
3.—That this Meeting is of opinion that a period of
more than ten years' service is inexpedient for the Charity,
prejudicial to the Profession, and hurtful to the Public at
large.

Proposed by Dr. TimmoN, seconded by
R. Y. ACKERLEY, Esq.,
4.—That these Resolutions be submitted to the Chair-
man of the Meetine of Trustees of the Northern Hospi-
tal, to be held on Wednesday next, with a respectful but
earnest request that he will lay them before the Meeting
of Trustees, prior to any alteration in the 19th Rule.
Proposed by Dr. WATSON, seconded by
G. ROGERSON, Esq.
s.—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
public press, for the able manner in which it has advocated
the non-permanency of Hospital appointments.
W. The Chairman having left the Chair,, Chairman.
It was proposed by BENJAMIN BLOWER, Esq., seconded
by Jos. Kixo. Esq.,
6.—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Wil-
liam Gill, Esq., for his able and generous conduct as
Chairman.

A__________ T a PUBLIC MEETING held on THURSDAY, the
23d of January instant, in the Committee room of
the Liverpool Corn Exchange, Brunswick street, for the
Purpose of taking into consPeration a proposition for in-
cluding the VALUE OF THE SACK in the Sale Price
of Flour in Sacks.
ROBERT WOODWARD, Esq., in the Chair.
It was resolved,
On the motion of Mr. WILLIAM BLAIN seconded by
First,— Mr. JOHN HERD,
That it is the opinion of this meeting that a
great expense and labour would he saved to both millers
and dealers in Flour, if the sacks were included in the
Sale, the same as barrels are ; they, therefore, recommend
the trade to do all in their power to promote the change
now proposed.
Moved by Mr. H. GREGG, and seconded by Mr. Join/
Secondl HORE,
y.—That the Irish millers and shippers be re-
spectfully invited to instruct their correspondents here to
carry out this desirable change, and that they signify their
approbation to their connexions in Liverpool, on or before
the 6th of February next.
ThirdlY,—Resolved, that this meeting be adjourned to
Thursday, the 6th of February next, in order to give time
for replies to be received from shippers of flour in Ireland,
expressive of their concurrence in, and desire to carry out
at the earliest possible date, theresolutions.
purpose of the foregoing
Signed on behalf of the meetine,
ROBERT WOODWARD, Chairman.