The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-19 00:00:00

THEATRE-HO AL, IL LIANISON-SQUAR.E,
LIVERPOOL.
AbAAJE CELESTE 6,- Me. WEBSTER, Lessees.
Dress
GREAT REDU N' CTIO OF PRICES :
Foxes, 3s. ; Upper Mires, 2s. ; Pit ,ls. ;
lAA T) Gallery, 6d. all the Evening •
VESTRIS 'and Mr. CHARLES MA-
THIS THEWS for a limited period.
the
EVENING, (Tuesday.) the 19th instant,
Popular Musical Drama of
THE LITTLE DEVIL.
. Madame
.....
Vincentio.. Mr. Charles Mathews. Vestris.
After which, Mr. Mathews' New Farce of
Sir Charle USED UP.
s Coldstream.. Mr. Charles Mathews.
Lady Clutterbuck.... Mrs. Clarke.
pitonTooN conclude with the Performances of
Olt R/SLE I' AND HIS INFANT SON.

1%c0i0.. .

Acting Manager.. Mr. CLARKE.
Stage Manager . Mr. C. PERKINS.

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE,
LIVERPOOL.

TfIE ENEFIT OF
PROFESSOR RIS BENEFIT OF
PROFESSOR RISLEY AND HIS SON.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesdav,) the 20th instant, the
first time of an entirely New Comic Drama, called
WHO'S YOUR FRIEND ?
In . OR, THE QUEENSBERRY FETE.
which Madame Vestris and Mr. Charles Mathews will
sustain their original characters.
LETo be fed aNw Ballet, called
MON STRE followed EowNCHbyANTEe! ET LE PETIT JEAN.
Le Monstre, by Professor Risley.
4n which Petit Jean.. Master Risley.
Le
they will introduce, in addition to their wonder-
ful Performances, MANY NEW FEATS.
After which, a Comic Scene between Mr. C. Mathews
TWOan Mr. Compton, called
IN THE MORNING.
To conclude with the Burletta of
Apollo.. MIDAS.
•• .... ••
Midas„ Mr. Lambert.
....Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. COVEN ET, at the
440 x-office of the Theatre.

UNDER
THE PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY
3.11-1 E QUEEN.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT Cl 3 ARLOTTE. STREET.
teitlL VAN AMBURGH and SANDS' GREAT
traCENTRATION of TALENT, and NOVEL-
-1- -2 INCOMPARABLE.
Present TL ESDAY EVENING, the 19th inst.,
and during the Week,
t art, NEW EQUESTRIAN PAGEA7,
- Led Europe, Asia Africa, and Amerzca, introdu-
cing Twelve Male and Female Equestrians.
wonderful Performing ELEPHANT, BOLIVAR.
Domesticated PONY, OCEOLA.
Master SANTOS first appearance in a Liliputian Act of,_
Horsemanship.
Magic Ladder, by Master RivEA.
The VA Mr. BUCKLEY, as French Rea.
irelL VAULTING, the
by the wholep er
Troop.
iviquestrian MONKEY, Major JACK DOWNING.
r. 84" s, as the Courier of St. Petersburgh.
Negro ExttGreat Act, by Mr. BUCKLEY.
M,.alc,agrizas, by SWEENEY and BROWER.
'• °ANDS and his little BROTHER.
MR. VAN AMBURGH To conclude with
'S TRAINED
etcoon TIGERS, LEOPARDS, &C. LIONS,
Pentland.—Shaksperian Grotesque, Mr.
Doors Wallet t
Nat se. °Pen at Seven o'clock, to commence at Half-
to go 'en• Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, ls. ; Gallery, 6d. Children
.No zes. Is. No Second Price.
r Particulars, performances, &c. see small Bills.

izorAL --'s SCOTTISH ENTERTAINMENTS,
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-
THISSTREETmrotNING, (Tuesday,). the 10th instant, Mr.
AHE 4.1 will give his Entertainment, entitled
the in VENTURES of PRINCE CHARLES, with
ustrative Jacobite Songs. „
sehano-forte..
b!te served Seats 3 6d
''''°coms; se , s• ~ to be secured only at the
Second Seats, 25.6 d. ; Is. 6d.
te,...Th,e Doors will be opened at Half-past Seven, the En-
l'e":o"l,crekto commence at Eight, and terminate about
To_l4
pAvr, ORROW,(Wednesday.) MARCH 20th,
FAVOURITE MORNING ENTERTAINMENT
Ti uN THE SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
ckets: Body of the Room, 3s. each ; Gallery,
The Doors open at Half-past One, and the Entertain-
ultra will commence at Two o'Clock.
On FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 22d,
,!.• THE TOWN-HALL, WOODSIDE,
,Lvir. WILSON will give his Entertainment, composed
r4if-YOCAL and NARRATIV.E ILLUS MATIONS of
bs'OTTlsii SONG, including several favourite Old
'"allada. -
Tickets, 3s. Doors open at Half-past Seven, to com-
tilence at Eight, terminating about Ten o'Clock.

A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL,
IN AID OF THE
FUNDS OF THE INFIRMARY,
IIORTHERN AND SOUTHERN HOSPITALS,
DISPENSARIES,

AND THE
DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY,
'f)4 3402vDAy nthelin of March instant,

IN THE
GREAT ASSEMBLY ROOM,
111't -WHICH' TOGETHER WITH
SPLENDID SUITE OF APARTMENTS
Rk3 SEEN N THE TOWN-HALL,
GRANTEDI BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
The
FOR THIS OCCASION.
R,
PATRONS.
Th
Coln tY 1411 Sheriff of the' Hon. Lloyd Kenyon e :
,od Sir John Gerard, Bart.
Co.. Lieutenant of the Sir Win. M. Stanley, Bart.
The vty
Sir Howard Douglas, Bart.
!v:orshipful the Mayor Sir Thomas B. Birch,,Bart.
lizrl.4.iverpool Sir Edward Cust, K.C.H.
se;!•o'ght Hon. the Earl of The Worshipful theßecorder
The Rightn
of Liverpool
~,,, Ron.
Lord Skel- J. Ireland Blackburne, Esq.,
I.l7ersdaie
M.P.
i 'tight Hon. Lord Francisi William Ewart, Esq., M.P.
The
ggto n , M. P. J. Wilson Patten, Esq., M.P.
Nley -,,,.Lght Hon. Lord Stan-'Thos, Thornely, Esq., M.P.
I $ .wi.p.
Henry Bold Hoghton, Esq.
4 coont Sandon MP. William Blundell, Esq.
°IL It• B.Wilbra'hainM.P. Richard Willis, Esq.

COMM
_ousce p
George Arn7.L) kinfield
4:41148 o,rong
eh nand
Jamss Ellis Ashton
it A sPinall
The ard Wilding Bateson
C'ttas Bold
'r Thomas Brancker, Knt:
pete J
1" Brancker
Brockhurst Barclay
latn Brown
.f
aces D. Bourne
4h
rael Darned
.h, ornas Booth
'tnomas Brocklebank
notnas Case
John Ashton Case
James Cockshott
Robert Lindow Carr
William Dixon
Hardman Earle
Richard Earle
Joseph C. Ewart
Richard Edwards
'William P. Frerne
George G. Fraser
Charles Pascoe Grenfell
Adam S. Gladstone
Robertson Gladstone
George Grant
Arnold Harrison
Francis Haywood
John Pemberton Heywood
liugh Hornby
Joseph Hornby
Itaymond W. Houghton
Richard Heywood Jones
Ilenjatnin Heywood Jones
rirllE Committee deem it necessary to state, that every
*lv One paust apear in FANCY or COURT
"AV or MILITARY UNIFORM. DRESS,
The Doors will be opened at Nine o'clock.
na
'which Tickets £1 is. each,
toitte-e, and pr be obtained from the Members of the Com-
at the usual places.

ITTEE.
an, Chairman.
old, Deputy-Chairman.
Ambrose Lace
Charles Lawrence
Henry Lawrence
George Hall Lawrence
John Shaw Leigh
Harold Littledale
Edward Littledale
John Moss
Thomas Moss
Cottingliam Moss
Duncan M`Viccar
Jacques Myers
James Mulleneux
Charles Motley
Walter F. M•Gregor
James Moon
Richard Naylor
Daniel Neilson
John Backhouse Neilson
Robert Neilson
William Nicol
Hugh Perkins
William Rathbone
Christopher Rawdon
Nicholas Roskell
Lewis Samuel
Wm• Warner Shand
Charles Tayleur
rhomas Todd
Samuel Turner
John Hayward Turner
Samuel H. Thompson
Joseph N. Walker
John \Voollright
John Wilkinson
Daniel Willink
Joseph Brooks Yates

THE
EDINBURGH FANCY BREAD AND BIS-

_
CUIT WAREHOUSE,
R 5.7., 11, ONDON-ROA
R D.
VYERIOR LOAF BEAD.
fay:`7IIO6BONS has much pleasure in returning his best
thanks to his numerous Customers for their past
the ura
satisfyand avails himself of this opportunity to express
ruentction he feels for the many flattering compli-
a,paid him on behalf of his LOAF BREAD.
bearZ-,desirous for the more general cultivation of this
f
fecilftr of his Business, has now procured additional
rorn the fur its promotion, and respectfully solicits a visit
tre e Public nerally.
tiaja 4avalids an ged
Persons subject to Stomach complaints
and p, read must be invaltrible being free from acidity,
wosa",„•
. 'oing both a sweetness' and lightness peculiar to
,tnp, • woiald also call particular attention to the great
hathe''epent he has mae in his FANCY WINE and
casse'llSCUlT, especially for Captains of Vessels. and
,u7rs going
to Foreign parts : for the convenience
arty tp he loas them packed in Tin Canisters . keep in
Itatil4llllate• To those who are subject to Seasickness he
I St
to s.r"glY recommend his GINGERBREAD, from
miaa --.l,Pier Cake, as being a sure
tree,
S° we sensation. preventive against that
l'obtl\irheli BUNS, Fitcaithlv BANNOCKS, SEED,
-"D PLUM CAKES, always on hand.
-• the ,Lias also made arrangements for a regular supply
the
SCOTCH OATMEAL.
"rE.---NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BLIND ASYLUM.