The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-17 00:00:00

ROYAL AMPRITHEATRE.

F? NA OBL' GND

SQUED

IN consequence of the unerecedented demand f
for the above BALL,. which will take pla
EVENING, (Tuesday,) at the above place, for t
modation of all Parties the number of Ticket
limited, so as to afford the Masqueraders =nip
Dancing.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC
THE Committee have to inform the
1 Society, and the Public zenerally, tL
eluded with the Directors of the Collegia,
the occupation of their Lecture Hall, in wh
future Rehearsals and Concerts of their Socie,
This arrangement giving the Committee an o,
admitting an extended number of Subscribers, i
Individuals wishing to become Members, are rot,
signify such intention to any Member of the Comm
at the Office of Messrs. SUDLOW BROTHERS, Ex.
court, Exchange•street East, (where :Prospectuses n
obtained,) as it is requisite, before any resident can jc
Society, that his or her name be submitted to the Comi
The Two first UNDRESS CONCERTS are apT
for MONDAY next, the 23d instant, and MONDAY, t
February, upon which occasion Stewards will be in att(
to receive the names of Members, and the Ladies or
sidents by them introduced. Dpors will open a
edttchliand the Concert commtnce at -past.
The first FULL-DRESS CONCERT will be
MONDAY, the DRESS _CONCERT for which Miss Birt...
Machin, and Mr. Walton are engaged, when Miss Wel'
who recently made so successful a de Thalberg, will perform on the Piano-fo

'e con-

s or non-re-

glyen on

it in Dublin with

By order,

SUDLOW, Secretary

THE LIVERPOOL LICEN..ED ,
THIRD ANNUAL CHARITY BALL will take place
at the Council TOWN-HALL. by Permission of the Mayor and
LADY P
Town ,on THURSDA, the 26th instant.
RONESS
The Right HoATn. Lady
S•
tanley. The Earl of Sefton. Lord Francis Egerton, M.P.
Lord Viscount Sandon, M.P The Hon. R. 13. Wilbraham,
The Right Hon. Lord Stan- ALP.
ley, M.P.
The proceeds of this Ball will be entirely devoted to the
charitable objects of the Society, namely, the support of
decayed Members of the Trade, and the sustenance and edu-
cation of Poor Orphans. The committee, therefore, respect-
fully and earnestly solicit the public support on this occasion,
pledging themselves that the arrangements entered into are
such as will insure general satisfaction.

TRUSTEES

James Aspinall, Esq.
James Brancker, Esq. street.
Robert Woodwacl,jun.Esq. Mr. P. Eastwood, Dale-street
John Bent, Esq. Mr. R. Bryden, U
James Lawrence, Esq. street. pper Pitt-
Robert Jones, Esq. I Mr.G. Robinson,
P place.

I Mr. William Lynn, Ranelagl2.

St. James's-

COMMITTER.
Mr. James Hughes, Byrom-street, Chairman.
Mr. P. Brew, Wood-street. 'Mr. P. Coombes, Great Char-
Mr. I. Noble, Plumbe-street. lotte-street.
Mr. R. Bickerstaff, Christian- Mr, J. Owens, Hotham• street
street. Mr. J. Davis, Basnett-street
Mr. H. Smith, Christian-st. Mr. J. Townley, Hanover-st
Mr. T. Jackson, Harford-st. Mr. S. W. May, Kent-street
Mr. J. L. Eyres, Haymarket. Mr. J. Sephton, Lime-street.
Mr. H. Morris, Gild
Ticket's, 10s. each, Refreshments included.
The Music in the Ball-rooms will be under the superin-
tendence of Mr. Horabin ; and a full Military Band will be
stationed in the vestibule.
Dancing to commence at Eight o'clock precisely.
Tickets to be had at the Newspaper Offices, the principal
Hotels, the Office of the Association, No. 16, Great Char-
lotte-street, and from the Trustees and Members of the Com-
mittee ; and at the Standard Office.

xt-street

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, the lith
instant, Professor EDWARD TAYLOR will Deliver
the FIFTH of his COURSE of LECTURES on the
ENGLISH OPERA, with Illustrations by Misses
STOTT
and FOSTER, Mr. LEWIS, and the PUPILS of the VOCAL
MUSIC CLASSES. Admission to Non-Members 2s. 6d.
THIS DAY, at Half-past Twelve, p.m., the VOCAL
MUSIC DAY CLASS for the LADY MEMBERS Of the Insti-
tution will be Opened by Mr. GEORGE EYTON. Terms, ss.
per Quarter., Days of Meeting 'TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
each day from Half-past Twelve to Half-past One.
This Evening, at Seven o'clock, the DANCING CLASS will
be Re-opened under the care of Mr. PALMER, assisted by
Mr. PALMER, Jun. Terms ss. per Quarter. Open only to
Members.

On the. Evening of Thursday next, the
Seven, Mr. W. H. BALMAIN will deliver in his own Clu
Room an INTRODUCTORY LECTURE (open to. Members) TO
nis Counsn ON CHEMISTRY for the SESSION of 1843. The
Class will afterwards meet every THURSDAY EVENING. On
MONDAY EVENINGS the advanced Pupils are carried through
a coarse of Practical Chemistry. Terms ss. per annum.
Annual Ticket (entitling to Lectures, Library, and Even-
ing Schools) One Guinea; Lady's Ditto (entitling to Lec-
tures and Library) Half-a-Guinea.
W. B. HODGSON, Secretary.

)th instan

LIVERPOOL BOTANIC GARDEN.
AT the ANNUAL MEETING of PROPRIETORS,
held at the Clarendon Rooms, January 16, 1843,
GEO. FRECKLETON, ESQ., M.D., President,
in the Chair.
I.—lt was proposed by Was. HOUGHTON, Esq., seconded by
E. D. FALKNER, Esq., and carried unanimously,
That the Report and Treasurer's Accounts, as now read,
do pass
•

2.—lt was proposed by JAMES MULLENRUX, Esq., seconded
by D. MATHER, Esq., and carried unanimously,
That James Reynolds, Esq., M.D. be elected President
during the ensuing year.
3.—lt was proposed by E. D. FALKNER, Esq., seconded by
JAMES MULLENEUX, Esq., and carried unanimously,
That the following Proprietors be elected 'Members of the
,sg.
seconded by
Committee :
Rev. Jonathan Brooks J. N. Walker,,
E
Rev. James Martineau H. Neuman
Dr. Freckleton John Bent.
4.—lt was proposed by C. H. HORSFALL, Esq
ANTHONY,tilanks Eofsqt.h,eanpdrocparrireietodrus unanimously,
rn
due,ouslaynd are
seated
hereby given, to those Ladies and Gentlemewho
n have sented Seeds or Plants to the Garden :
pre-
David Lockhart, Esq., Trinidad.
Mr. Williams, Liverpool.
Mr. Higginson, ~
J. R. Kenworthy, Esq., Australia.
Thomas Bellott, Esq., R.N.
Captain Cook, Liverpool.
Colonel Rosthorn, Mexico.'
Charles Horsfall, Esq., Liverpool.
Miss Amelia Fox,
Mr. Johnson, 9 t
Mr. Roller' 7,
Lieutenant Richard Lowry, lengal.
John Delop, Texas.
Isaac Hadwen, Esq., Liverpool.
Dr. Dickinson,
Mr. Blain, ~
Captain Brown, 1,
s.—lt was proposed by THOMAS Avisox
E. ARNAUD, Esq. and carried ,Esq., seconded by
That thanks of the Peroprietors a unanimously,
due given, tot he Officers and Committee re, and are hereby
ing the past year. ,for their services dur-
-6.—lt was osed b Tstos. THO
seconded b pry
E po.
ARNy AUD E R -.N
ELY, Esq., M.P. and
, q., and ca That the thanks of the Proprietor cried unanimously,
mittee of the Athenaeum, for the sbe given to the Coin-
during the past year. use of their Board Room
7.—The Chairman then put to the Meeting whether or not
into effect, when it was unanimously hares, should be carried
be.resolved that it should
B.—lt was proposed by E. D. F
by Wm• •
ANT ALKNER, Esq. and seconded
That the rules of January,"NY' Esq.,
have been closed altogether on Sunday,'
1841 wile •
reby the Gardens
tha, hereafter, they be opened a be rescinded ; and
Annual Subscribers, aft e, t on that day to Proprietors and
winter, aria until eight o'rclow& 9''1"1".
's
--
~,„..,:i ..i.an. in Luc
It was moved as an amendmentin the summer months.
. b ADAM H N E-q
Y °DIGS° , s •
and seconded by the Re
That the Gardens re • v. Dr. TATTERSHALL•
The Chairman,. main closed on Sundays, as at present.
after having taken the sense of the Meeting,
declared the original motion to b
9.—lt was proposed by E. D.
~. e carried.
seconded by
rALKNER, Esq., .
Major AxFORD, and carried unanimously,
That the Committee be engage a Band of
Music, to play in the authorised to Gardens on twelve evenings during the
next summer.
10.—It was proposed by E. D. FALKNER, Esq., seconded by
C. H.
HORSFALL, Esq., and carried unanimously,
That there shall be three Public Exhibitions of Botanical
and Horticultural Specimens held during the next Summer,
one in May, one in June, and one in August, the days for
holding which shall be fixed by the Committee ; and in order
to encourage comp aetition and to remunerate the Exhibitors
for expense and trouble, list of Prizes shall be framed,u ande
advertised by the Committee as early as possible. t
o principle of the one advertised by the Horticultural Society
r which a
of London, that is, specifying at once every
Perirz)e fo ,
leaving it
Prize will be given, and the amount of that
to the Exhibitors to contend for it at
each or all of the three
the gross
Exhibitions, as he may please or find itconvenient,__.
amount of such list not to exceed XlOO
seconded
11.—It was proposed by E. P. FALKNER, Esq.,
dcarried unanimously,
by Dr. DiCKINSON,
an
naal Subscribers be admitted
That all Proprietors and Annual
t othe exhibitions free of extra charge.
That the sale of subscriptions for the present year shall
• tors as heretofore, Onebe,—Propr Guinea and a Half, with
be,—Proprietors
that is, free admission at all times
the following privileges,
f 'lies
in resident with them, (except
selves.) with power to
for themselves and their a
or in business for them -
sons, brothers, or nephews of e,ooducge,
either personally. or by
special written order,
number resident more than five
miles from the Gardens, ofany
but not exceeding three at once
_
residents within five miles.
Annual Subscribers for Family Tickets Two Guineas,
for the year as Proprietors, ex-
with all the same privileges
property, and the rights
ownershipcon-
in the
eetings, ako., and also
cept actual
c as Vbting at m
of admission to
sequent thereupon,
iving written orders
except the privilege of g
residents within five miles of the Gardens.
0r non-transferable Tickets :
Annual Subscribers, f
....
10s.
Single Ticket .
me
Family
18s.
Two Tickets in sa_o.
245.
I Three Do.
.. d _
ditional do.
For every ad
resident more than five miles
for Strangers,
Entrance Fees
from the Gardens and not introduced, Is. each.
for the three Exhibitions single,
• • Tickets 9 5s ;
Exhibition 12s. ; and 2s. for every additional ticket.
double, 95.; treble,..
on only, purchased before t
For one Exhibitionthe day, 2s. ;
'clock, 2s. 6d after F
on the dor till Fo
E hibition da s *;S
our o'clock, ls.
No Or era on x
GEO. FRECKLETON, M.D
The President having left the Chair,
~ President.
The Thanks of the Meeting were given to
him
by aeclama-
ion.

• THIS EVENING, JANUARY 1
on which occasion the entire of the Pit an
boarded over, so as to form a Maynificent Satan aewanse
The Theatre will be decorated with Emblematical Devices
and Brilliantly illuminated; every attention aid to the
comfort and convenience of Visitors, and will be conducted
on the same scale, which has rendered this species of Enter-
tainments so popular in London, Paris, Stockholm, Vienna,
St. Petersburgh, and other Cities.
In the course of the Evening, Groups of Ballerines and
Grotesque Dancers will enliven the duced at the Royal Festivals, Stockholm, and at the GRAND
proceedings, as intro-
FESTA DI NAPOLI.
The Orchestra will be full and efficient, and under the able
superintendance of Mr. HUGHES, Leader.
Prices of Admission :—Single Ticket, Gentleman's, ss.
Single Ditto, Lady's, 4s. ; Double Ticket, admitting a Lad
and Gentleman, 75. 6d.; Family Ticket, admitting Six Pe,
sons, £1 ls.—Boxes 2s. ; Gallery, Is.
Tickets to be obtained of SIGNOR NAC
phitheatre, and at the different Music Seller
The Doors will Open Half-an-hour after
usual Performance, which will terminate
and Dancing will commence immediately