The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-09 00:00:00

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Under the Sole Management of Mrs. H. P. GRAT-
VAN, of the Thea.tres-Royal, Covent-garden, and
Princess's.

SECOND WEEK OF THE-SEASON.
Ihe Opera of SOMNAMBULA;In which Mr. Barker,
Mr. Weiss, and Mrs. H. P,Grattan appeared on Mon-
day, was received with did loudest acclamations of de-
light from the most geowded and fashionable auditory
that ever graced life Theatre. The grand Ballet of
'GISELLE, sup Ported by Madame Louise, Mdlle.
Adele, and Mr. A. Webster, was honoured with similar
marks of approbation. The interior decorations of the
house excited the most intense admiration, and the
Public voice has pronounced it THE MOST ELEGANT
rfIREA.TRE IN THE KINGDOM.
HE Public are respectfully informed, that this Thea-
tre which has, during the recess, been superbly-
decorated, OPENED for the Season on Monday Even-
lug, the Ist instant, when the following eminent Artistes
bad the honour of appearing :
M. Jr. BARKER, fromthe Theatre-Royal, Dru-lane, &c.
Mr. W. WEISS, from the Theatres-Royal, Dryrury-lane,
Princess's, &c.
Mr. A. WEBSTER, from the Theatres-Royal, Covent-
garden,... Drury-lane, &c.
Madame LOUISE, from her Majesty's Theatre, Italian
...Opera-house Covent-garden, and Drury-lane,
Mademoiselle Opera-house,
from her Majesty's Theatre,
Miss
Opera-house, Covent-garden, &c.,
JOSEPHINE LAIDLAW,
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are engaged for a limited period, in addition to a
Dramatic Company selected from the principal Metropo-
litan Theatres. The Orchestra has been considerably
augmented : 'Leader, Mr. Phillips.

2711 S PRESENT TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. 9,
The Performances will commence with the Grand
Opera of
LA. SMONAMBULA,
Supported by Mr. BARKER, Mr. WEISS, and Mrs. H.
P. GRATTAN.
After which, a new Farce, called
THE MILLINERS' HOLIDAY.
Mr. Simon Sparkes Mr. Corrie.
To conclude with the Grand Romantic Ballet, in Two
Acts, of
G I S E L L E;
OR, THE NIGHT SPIRITS.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 10th instant, will
ue,Performed Auber s Grand Opera of MASANIELLO,
rulcipal characters by Mr. Barker, Mr. Weiss, Mrs. H.
• Grattan, Madame Louise, and Mdlle. Adele, with a
BENEFIT
BALLET DIVERTISEMENT, being for the
of Madame LOUISE.
Doors open at Half-past Six, Performance to cam-
,tuenee at Seven o'clock. Private Boxes, 3s. ; Boxes,
'46 fid• ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price, about
Quarter past Nine, Boxes, ls. 6d ; Pit, Is.
Stage and Acting Manager, Mr. JOHN RYAN,
of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE WORSHIP-
FUL THE MAYOR.

MISS WHITNALL'S
THIRD GRAND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
WILL TARE PLACE
vO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, 10th inst.,
AT THE
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARL 'E
-STREET.
the Amphitheatre Tins DAY,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the
• Places may be taken from Twelve

BOOKS OF WORDS,
Containing both the Italian and English, may be had at
811 the principal Music Shops, and at the Journal Office,
zl, Castle-street, where Programmes and full particulars
may be had.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
MEMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are hereby in-
formed, that the next CONCERT (being the Third
1,1 Dress for the Season 1845) twill take place on
IaURSDAx EVENING next, the 11th instant.
PRIYCIPAL VOCALISTS.
Madame ROSSI CACCIA. I,Signor GALLINARI
Mademoiselle ROSETTI„..-1 Signor AIORIANI.
signora BRAMBILL.
SOLO get
By order,
WILLIAM SUDLOW, Honorary Secretary
Committee-room, September 4, 1845.

OOLOGICAL GARDENS.

it,. EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY,
'4ItRIFIC ERUPTION OF MOUNT HECLA,
SPLENDID WATER S.IREWORKS,
CAMERACURA.,
CENTRIFI,LICAL RAILWAY.
STUBBS' E4k ENT AND EFFICIENT BAND.
A tance, ls. • Children, 6d.
Omnibusses start from the Exchange to the Gardens
7,!!_ry Half-hour. Fare, 6d.

HALE FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
trANNUAL MEETING for the EXHIBITION
of FRUITS, FLOWERS, &c. will be held in
KALE, on FRIDAY next, the 12th instant.
PATRON.
JOHN IRELAND BLACKBURNE, ESQ., M.P.
PRESIDENT.
ROBERT NEILSON.e'ESQ.
VICE- PReRT.
The Rev. W, EWART.
o,Adtnission to the Exhibition by Ticket, or on payment
One Shilling each,.flom Two till Five o'clock, when it
41 be opened to ,tire Public gratuitously till Six.
Subscribers ofTwo Shillings and Sixpence and upwards
_
receive three Tickets of Admission.
Tickets may be bad at the following places :—Mr.
IRVING's, Queen-square ; Mr. CUTHBERT'S, Clay-
:lI-square ; and Mr. WHALLEY'S, St. George's-crescent.

Ti-----,
MANCHESTER ROYAL SCHOOL OF ME-
DICINE AND SURGERY,
Pine-street, behind the Royal infirmary.
ESTABLISHED IN 1824.
WINTER SESSION, 1845-6.
THE WINTER SESSION of this SCHOOL will
Teelcommence on WEDNESDAY, the Ist of October, at
e o'clock, when an INTRODUCTORY AD-
-4.,,,"-ESS.AT will be delivered by Mr. STEPHENS.
',I OMY, PHYSIOLOGY, (HUMAN AND COMPARA-
p,„ TivE,) AND PATHOLOGY, by Mr. TURNER.
SCRIPTIVE ANATOMY, AND DEMONSTRATIONS, by
p Mr. WM. SMITH.
*B.INCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF _MEDICINE, by Dr.
MHOWARD.
4TERIA MEDIC A., MEDICAL.TOTANY, AND THERA-
/
p PEirrics, by Dr. R. F. NSWORTH.
aiNCIPLES, PRACTIC ND OPERATIONS OF SUR-
GERY:.,, by Mr. Rfr SOME.
"'NTA.T. SuRGERY; by Mr. ROBT. BROOKHOUSE.]
NINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY, AND THE
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN, by Mr.
e HEATH.
NRIIISTRY, by Mr. DAVIES.
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY OF THE EYE,
q by Mr. HUNT.
.14ERAL PATHOLOGY, AND MORBID ANATOMY, by
Alf. STEPHENS.

SUMMER SESSION.
FORENSIC MEDICINE, by Mr. JOHN LEIGH.
4,o:kiNTY, by Mr. JUST arid Dr. HARDY.
PHYSIOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY OF THE EYE,
°Y Mr. HUNT.

Connected with this School are Museums of Human
aria r,
`-ornpar ativ e Anatomy, and Materia Medics, a Clr-
-141 Labora'ory, a Library, and Mcßee' Society.
tatt the Conclusion' of the Session, Medals and Certifi-
tt ea of Honor will be awarded to the most distinguished
udeuts.

Cert.
ti„ tficates of the above Lectures qualify for Examina-
gll at the London University ; at the Royal College of
iVisicians, London ; at the Royal College of Surgeons ;
Medical
pothecaries' Hall; and at the Army and Navy
ktieuical Boards. The Royal College of Surgeons having
an attendance on the Practice of the Manchester
liniat Infirmary as equivalent to that on the London
48,Pitals, this School now enjoys all the privileges of the
Metropolitan Schools.
teo,lar Particulars as to Terms, Registration, Hospital At-
thelince, &c., application to be made at the School, or at
b°llses o the respective Lecturers.
tou'• According to the Regulations of the Apothecaries'
%to y
tall, students are required to register on or before
ter 15, 1845-