The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-09 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL

R. RYALLS has the honour to announce to his
Friends and the Public, that his
- ANNUAL GRAND CONCERT
Will take place at the THEATRE-ROYAL,
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, the 9th Instant,
under the Patronage of the Worshipful the MAYOR, and the
Provincial Grand Lodge of Freemasons of W. Lancashire.

ARTISTES
MADEMOISELLE
MISS PYNE,
MISS LOUISA. PYNE,
MR. W. WI ,
M R. RY S,
MONS. E H L I,
Who will perform on Er s Full Grand Pianoforte, sent ex-
pressly for her Maje o the Town-hall, during her late visit.
FL , MR. PERCIVAL.
CLk ONET, MR. H. P. SORGE.
Dress B s, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, is.

BEER,

. The Box Plan will be open from Ten till Three.
Tickets and Programmes to he had at the Music Shops, and
Of Mr. ItyAtts, 34, St. Anne-street.
Books of the Words, price Sixpence each.
Doors open at Seven o'clock, to commence precisely at Eight.
N.B.—Mr. Ryalls has made arrangements with Messrs. Parry
Tor a Boat to leave the Landing Stage at Half-past Eleven for
Zescombe and Egremont.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC-HALL.
T is respectfully announced, that Mrs. FANNY
KEMBLE will give FOUR READINGS of SHAKSPERE,

OTHELLO, on WEDNESDAY, 10th December;
AS YOU LIKE IT, on FRIDAY, 12th December;
HAMLET, on WEDNESDAY, 17th December;
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DR EAlll,_on FRIDAY, 19th Dec.
Tickets—Boxes and Stallsg: 6d. each ; Galleries, Is. 6d.
each—to be had at the...effice of the Liverpool Philharmonic
Society, Exchange-wet.
Each ll.z,adin ill commence punctually at Eight o'clock,
%11 ditis ea stly requested that all Parties will have taken
their seats t that *hour.
Carriage arrangements as usual. No Bonnets admissible
'except to the Galleries.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
AT LOW PRICES.
A_ GRAND EX I'RA CONCERT will be given by
the LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, on
TnEsnAv next, the 16th instant.
The First Part will embrace Selections from the MESSIAH,
„15TABAT MATER, ELIJAH, JUDAS MACCABIEUS, and
_The Second Part will include the_OVERTURE to WILLIAM
32ELL, and other favourite • es, Vocal and Instrumental,
cfncluding with the NAT .AL ANTHEM by the Full Band
and Chorus of the So • Y.
Tickets. Transf e without limitation,—Boxes and Stalls,
Front Ilerv. Is. 6d. ; Back, Is., —to be had at the
Offices of ociety, Exchange-court.
Bonnets admissible to the Gallery only. Carriage arrange-
ents as usual.
Doors open at Seven, to commence at a Quarter to Eight.
By order, W. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec.

PANORAMA-HALL,
LATE DR. THO2ll'.ll CHAPEL,

66, BOLD-STREET.
LEWIS'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA of the
„. UPPER MISSISSIPPI. extending from St. Louis to the
Falls of Saint Anthony, a distance of 1000 miles, will be exhi-
bited 'or a short time, at the above place, as soon as the altera-
t3.
ion. ran be completed.
The Public of Liverpool are respectfully informed, that the
proprietors of the above Original Work have just arrived from
the United States, and are, at great expense, adapting the above
Commodious and eligibly situated Building for its EXHIBI-
TION . They would respectfully state, that THIS PORTION of
the GREAT FATHER OF WATERS embraces the most pictur-
?Mlle Scenery of (any River in America, and skirts five of the
'largest grain-growing States of that Confederacy. It has been
aXhibited for the last three yearofwlfh great success, in all the
Principal Cities and Townseerthe United States and Canada,
and is now, for the first time, presented to an European
alldience. _ . . .

, The Proprieto ring with them abundant Testimonials as
co its ACCUR from the President of the United States, and
It'll the principal Members of Congress, as well as the highest
authorities in Canada and Nova Scotia.
Due NOTICE will be given of the FIRST EXHIBITION.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY EXHIBITION of
the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, IS NOW OPEN,
,t Old PostotEce-plac:?, Church-street from Ten till Dusk; and
the Evening, (Saturday opted,) from seven till Tea
'Clock, BRILLIANTLY AIMINATED BY GAS.
~,,Admission, Is. • atalogues, 61. ; Gentlemen's Season
'tickets, ss. • es', 3s. 6d. Season Tickets for the Evening
1417, 2s. 6&;-""

JOHN A. P. MACBRIDE, Secretary,

LADIES' CHARITY,

Mrs. ARNAUD, LADY PATRONESS
J. W. S. MAY, Esq., PRESIDENT.

FIFTY-FIFTH

ANNIVERSARY.

HE ANNUAL BALL, for the Benefit of this ?),[iln-
stitution, will be held, by permission of the Mayor and
• "wn Council, in the TOWN HAL!,_OII_TUESDAY, the 30th
ktistant.
t:rickets, 10s. eacs, (Re ments included), may be had of
4e Lady Patrones the Institution, 115, Duke-street ; of
Music
President 7-Prince's Park-terrace, and at the different
S , and usual places.
din
The Doors will be opened at Eight o'clock. Carries to set
and take up with the horses' heads facing Water ag-street.

THE VERY REV. R. W. CAHILL, D.D.,
PROFESSOR OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, AND
LECTURER TO THE ROYAL IRISH SOCIETY. •
HIS distinguished and eminent Lecturer will
In 'deliver a Course of SIX LECTURES on ASTRONOMY,
p_ the CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET, on the
;ZENINGS of TO-DAY, (Tuesday,) TO-MORROW,
Iklednesday,) the 10th, FRIDAY , the 12th, TUESDAY, the
h, THURSDAYthe 19th, RIDAY, the 19th instant.
tooy tise ors open at Seven cture to commence at Eight pre-
l.

Gale,
for the urse, Reserved Seats, 7s. 6d. ; Gallery, ss. ;
417,1 r, 2s. Single Lecture, Reserved Seats, Is. 6d.;
te,_ne s Body, 6d. Tickets and Syllabuses
and had at
eq.! Newspaper Offices; of Messrs. ROCKLIFF Sorts,
d'utele.strreeeett.;Alr. AYLWARD, Lord-street; Mr. DORAN, 44,
oNNELL, St. James's-place; and Mr.
I,4ARNEY,baIe-arleiel).

NOTICE TO__TEHE PUBLIC.
ALL PURCHASES TO BE
FFECTED BEFORE SIX
O'CLOCK
P.M.THE COMMITTEE of the. ARLY CLOSING
THE
ASSOCIATION has much pleasure in
th announcing that
rie following gentlemen are now closing their several ware-
ipses at an early hour, viz., Messrs. Bright, Son, and Legge;
e2ars. Howorth and Co. ; Messrs. Jeffery, Morrish and Co. ;
rarCarmichel and Co. ; Messrs. Rogerson and Wood-
messrs. Frisby, Dyke and Co.; Mr-John Cripps ; Messrs.
t and Son ; Messrs. IlattOrne and Stewart ; Messrs.'
vrison Brothers, an ers.
er of the Committee,
JNO. WRIGHT, Secretary.

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35, Rodney-street -_____

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',IIHEAD AND LONDON-ROAD OMNIBUSES.
MESSRS, BUSBY having been solicited to place
I OMNIBUSES on the above LINE OF ROAD, beg to
:rill the Public that they have commenced as follows :--2
4*,;_orn MOSS-STREET, LONDoN-R IX- at Half-past Eight
the Morning, and ever Half- until Eight at Night.
.4ersm GEORGE'S PIE at Nine in the Morning, and
bry Half-hour un ' a f-past Eight at Night.
tZoUTE.—E nge, Lord-street, Church-street, Clayton-
•kiktre, . n's-market, Railway, and London-road.

FARE, T wahisidi
Pox-slreet, December, 1851.

ST. AIDAN'S COLLEGE, BIRKENHEAD.
HE LENT TERM com on the Ist February,
on Which day the St s are required to be in Residence.
Applicationsl4, for fission or information to be made to the
"<(?It, at the College.

40NiA LENT on PLATE, WATCHES, JEWEL.,
. LKRY, SILKS, VELVET OLLENS, and every
1.4,_1n s' tion of
of Inter Manchester a eeds Goods, at Half the Pawa.
Rate
vr"Y at 66, Se eet, two doorsfrota Back Colquitt.street.
---tat, Ho

LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS.
ADROVS PATENT LAMP
rt, unequalled for it elegance, pure light, and economy
mernand at the factory now exceeds 3.000 per month.
Price from 12s. 6d. to 61: Terms, cash.

Pro TEST ONIAL.
_Tn the Rev. Angus ampbell, Rector of Liverpool.
NiVidrot's Modern amp is in all respects perfectly cexcellent
It is v easily managed, gives a most excellent
Ptsignd the vegetable oil being free from smell, it is in all
I the most agreeable lama I ever used.

SOLE AGENT,
JAMES , SIM 11.,
14)4 p ALL
•
CHANDELIERA, NAND GAS-FITTING

WAREHOUSE,
' PARKE.R-STRRET, CHURMETRBET,
LIVERPOOL.

H. G. IRELAND,
OF 92, BOLD-STREET,
BEGS to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and Public
generally that his
STOCK OF FURS' FOR THE SEASON
is now complete, and incites an early inspection.
Alterations and—Repairs will be attended to as heretofore by
Workmen of the first class.