The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-12 00:00:00

TARVIN BAZAAR, 1848

PATRON—Rey. THOS. STANLEY BOWSTEAD, M.A., Vicar
of Tarvin, and Prebendary of Lichfield.
PATRONESS—Mrs. BRINDLEY, Tarvin Hall.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER—JOHN BRINDLEY, Esq.
THIS BAZAAR, which was announced in the month
of June by private circulars, is now finally fixed for MON-
DAT next, the lath instant, and its proceeds will be applied
towards liquidating a debt due for thyrestoration and enlarge-
ment of the Free Grammar SchooLifouse.

Ladies, who have been so kin sto prepare any Fancy Work,
or Clothing for the Poor, are spectfully requested to send the
same, either to the Neptu Hotel, Liverpool, or to the Royal
Hotel, Chester, on or b re the 15th instant, directed to Mrs.
BRINDLEY, accomp ed by the name and residence of the
Donor, as well as h the proper price for each article. Any
other contributi s, whether of money or provisions, will be
thankfully received at Tarvin Hall, or at the Vicarage.
The Bazaar will commence at Eleven o'clock a.m. and close
at Seven o'clock p.m. Admission till Three o'clock, One
Shilling ; afterwards, Sixpence. Children under ten years of
age, and Poor People, Half-price. Members of the Clothing
Club, who have paid their Penny a Week Subscriptions, will
receive a gratuity of half-a-crown each, and also a FREE ad-
mission to the Bazaar.

Mr. Brindley's Pupils have most kindly consented, under the
superintendence of Signor Sapio, to perform a Selection of
Sacred Music, between Two and Three o'clock; and also to
join in a Miscellaneous Concert in the Evening. Those who
have attended the Bazaar, or paid One Shilling for Admission,
will have free access to these musical treats. Refreshments
during the day may be had on moderate terms.

In Order to afford every possible convenience, an Omnibus,
marked " Tarvin Bazaar," will leave the Chester Railroad Sta-
tion at Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, and One o'clock ; and another
will leave Tarvin at Four, Six, Seven, and Nine o'clock p.m.
Besides, there is every convenience for private Carriages and
Horses in the Village ; and should the weather prove unfa-
vourable, there is ample accommodation for Visitors.
Entrance to the Bazaar, opposite the Church Gate.
Tarvin, Chester, Sept., 1848.

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRICUL-

TURAL SOCIETY

Instituted November, 1847, by the union ojirfanch ester
Society (instituted 1767) with the Liverp Society
(instituted 1830.)

PATRONS,

The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Derby, a9KVilbraham Egerton, Esq

PRESIDENT FO HE YEAR.
The Right Hono le Lord Stanley
VICE-PRESID is FOR THE YEAR.

The Right Hon. the Ea of William Tatton Egerton, Esq.,
Sefton. M.P.
The Right Hon. the arl of William Brown, Esq., M.P.
Wilton. Mark Philips, Esq.
The Right Hon. Lord Lilford. His Worship the Mayor of Li-
The Right Hon. Lord deTabley. verpool, and
The Hon. Edward H. Stanley. His Worship the Mayor of
John Wilson Patten,Esq.,M.P. Manchester.

THE FIRST ANNUAL SHOW of LIVE STOCK,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, ROOTS,
&c. will take place at MANCHESTER, OR TUESDAY, the 19th
September next, instead of on the 26th, as announced in the
Prize Lists.
T' Er

ae Entry must be made with the Secretary, at the Palatine
Hotel, near the Victoria Station, on SATURDAY and MONDAY,
the 16th and 18th of September, between the hours of Eleven
and Six o'clock. Catalogues will be printed, which will include
all Entries up to the last-named hour.

THE DINNER
Will be in a large Room adjoining the Palatine Hotel, at Half-
past Four o'clock punctually, and will be provided by Mr.
ADCOCK, of the Hotel. Tickets, 3s. 6d. each. The Right Hon.
Lord STANLEY will preside.

Further particulari are given in the Lists of Rules and
Prizes, which may be had by applying to the Secretary,
HENRY WHITE, Warrington.
. .

30th August, 1848

Published This Day, price One Shilliug,
A VIEW, IN TINTED LITISIGRAPHY,
OF THE

BURNING OF THE 0942 t-N MONARCH !
FROM THE ETCH BY
THE PRINC E JOINVILLE,
the proceeds arising from e sale of which will be presented to

the Fund fort Relief of the Sufferers

Dedicated, by peßi6ion, to, and published under the pa
tronage of, his Wor p the Mayor, T. B. HORSFALL, Esq.
By GEORGE k.• JONES. Lithographer, 26, Lord-street.

Sascription S6cets lie at the Exchange, Athenaeum, and
Lyceum Newsrooms, and at the Mercury and other Newspaper

A. CARD,

THE COMMITTEE of the BRUNSWICK CLUB,
for conducting the Amateur and other Performances on
behalf of the SUFFERERS by the 0 N MONARCH, on the
Evening of Thursday last, at the - entre Royal avail them-
selves the earliest opportuni of returning thanks to the

Professional Ladies and Gen
tously assisted them on that/ occasion
The conduct of M. H. pson, Esc
and its properties at t disposal, free of all charge, deservei
to be honourably me coned, and generally known. The Com-
mittee have also d • ed the greatest assistance from thepolite-
ness and attenti.. of Mr. Wadds, the Manager's clever and

OM en v

lo so nobly anc

gratui-

~ in placing the Theatre

To W. R. Copeland, Esq., the Manager of the Royal Am-
phitheatre, the Committee owe the expression of their gratitude
for the facilities which they received at his hands. He aided
the project, at much personal inconvenience, by the services of
several ladies and gentlemen attached to his establishment.
The Committee also beg to tender their acknowledgments to
Major-General Sir William Warre, to Colonel Garratt, and the
Officers of the 46th Regiment, for the use of the splendid band
belonging to the regiment, which played during the interval of
the performances._ . . _ _

The Committee feel deeply the services of Mr. Baker and his
promising daughter, which were as handsomely tendered as
they were promptly accepted.
To the musical elite of the town, Miss Whitnall, Mrs. George
Holden, Miss Jessie Hammond, and Miss Marsh, together
with Messrs. Ryalls, Bishop, Armstrong, Aldridge, and Holden,
one of the most pleasing and attractive features of the evening
—the concert—owed its existence. Mr. Smith, of Lord-street,
liberally placed at the disposal of the committee one of his
most beautiful instruments—a grand horizontal piano-forte.
To the Gentlemen Amateurs, whose performance will long be
remembered with pleasure by all who were present; to Mr.
G. Cooke, and the other gentlemen who acted as money-
takers and checkers ; to Messrs. Hurton and M'Coy, who pre-
sented donations in printing, the thanks of the Committee are
hereby tendered.

The Committee cannot conclude without expressing their
appreciation of the liberal support which the public extended
to them on this occasion, without which the employment of the
highest talent or the greatest exertions would have been una-
vailing.
The Committee handed over, on FRIDAY last, to D. NEIL-
SON, Esq., ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS, the pro-
ceeds of the Amateur Performance at the Theatre-Royal, for
the Relief of the Surviving Sufferers by the above lamentable
calamity.

GENTLEMAN'S
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING

COMPLETE)
EQUIPMENT
WAREHOUSE.

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THE HIGHEST PRICE QUOyE'D ALL CHOTHING MADE UP
Has reference to With scrupulous regard
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