The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18 00:00:00

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
EVERY DAY AT .TWO O'CLOCK.

THIS present TUESDAY, the 18th, TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), the 19th, THURSDAY, the 20th, and SA-
TURDAY, the 22d instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon
and Eight o'clock in the Evening, the._

OJI BBEWAY

INDIANS,

from the western wilds of North America, will appear in their
full Native Costume, with the young Papoose, or infant, in the
Indian Cradle, carried by its Mother, headed by their Chief,
MAUNG-GWUD-DAUS, who will deliver a LECTURE, des-

criptive of Indian Character, showing the habits and manners
of the " Children of the Forest," on the most elaborate scale,
embracing a true picture of real Indian life, both in the wild
and civilised state.
ADMISSION :—Body, 6d.; Gallery, Is.; Reserved Seats, 2s.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
GRAND CONCERT.

R. ATKINS feels pleasure in announcing his
havinr, arranged with the celebrated Mr. COLLINS for
TWO GRAND CONCERTS of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
lUSIC, with his FAMILY, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the
th? and FRIDAY next,-the 21st instant.
Miss ROSINA COLLINS, the celebrated Violinist, whose
unprecedented performances have been the admiration of the
Most scientific and eminent Musicians, Members of the Ancient
Philharmonic and Anacreontic Concerts of London, Bath,
Dublin, Edinburgh, Brighton, &c., and who has had the espe-
cial honour of performing on the Violin before Her Most Gra-
cious Majesty Queen Victoria, and the Royal Family, at the
Soir6es Musicales, conducted by Sir Andrew Barnard, at St.
James's Palace. -
Miss VICTORIA COLLINS, the extraordinary performer
on the Violoncello
Miss EMMA COLLINS, Vocalist, Pupil of Signor Arigotti,
Will also preside at the Piano-forte.
Mr. COLLINS and Master COLLINS.
CONCERT TO COMMENCE AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.

THE CITY OF EDINBURGH,
Splendidly Illuminated; concluding with the
GRAND CLASSICAL TABLEAUX OF HER MAJESTY
AND PRINCE ALBERT,
WITH SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
As given in honour of Her Majesty's Visit to this City of
Palaces.
Admission .... One Shilling. I Children

Sixpence

NOW OPEN,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY THE

QUEEN AND H. R. PRINCE -
THE NEW ZEALAND COLLECTION AND
AUSTRALIAN GALLERY,
AT THE ASSEMBLY-ROO2llB, .No. 100, BOLD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL

This novel and highlyTnietesiini Collection comprises nearly
FOUR HUNDRED PAINTINGS, IN WATER COLOU RS,
illustrative of the Natives and Scenery of the above Countries ;
also of Brazil, Cape Verdes, &c. ; with SPECIMENS of the
COSTUMES, CANOES, WEAPONS, MANUFACTURES, and
ECONOMY of tht NEW ZEALANDERS and AUSTRALIANS.

PORTRAITS OF
THE PRINCIPAL NEW ZEALAND CHIEFS,
WITH THEIR FAMILIES. _ _

The Paintings are all taken on the spot, from Life and Na-
ture, by Mr. GEORGE FRENCH ANGUS, and are the result
of three years' laborious travel. •
. . .

The most interesting exhibition of the season.'
- -

'—Spechitor

Open Daily from Niiie till Five, and in the Evening from
Seven till Ten.—Admission, ls. ; Children, Half-price. De-
scriptive Catalogues, 6d.—Half-price after Eight o'clock.

BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
AUGUST 25TH, 26TH, 27TH, AND 28TH.
ASTRANGERS' COMMITTEEhas been appointed
to BALLOT FOR and SELECT PLACES for Parties who
cannot attend, or may wish to avoid the trouble of balloting for
their own places, and will select the Best Places which the
chances of the ballot will permit.
Applications by letter, addressed to GEORGE WHATELEY,
-EN:, Birmingham, will be attended to, if accompanied by a
remittance of the full price of the places required. •
Application for the Performances of the Tuesday and Wed-
nesday must be made not later than Thursday, the 20th of
thos
`ol.oustL when the Application Book will be closed as respects

Applicittion for the Performances of the Thursday and Friday
Must be made not later than Friday, the 21st of August, when
the Application Book will be finally closed.
Parties applying by letter are requested to sign their Christian
and Surnames at full length, and to add their places of abode.
Unless this regulation be complied with, the Strangers' Com-
mittee cannot ensure accuracy in the ballot or in the delivery
Of Tickets. . . .

—NO—ii-Ciiets for secured places will be delivered out at the
ballot, or sent by post. They must be called for at the Ticket
Office, Waterloo-street, on or after Monday, the 24th of August ;
and they will be delivered only to the party in whose name the
places were balloted for, or some one bearing his written au-
thority to receive them, which must contain the name and ad.

After the Ballot and Allotment of Places, the Plans and
Books for letting places will be removed to the Ticket Office,
Waterloo-street, at which place only parties may secure places
not disposed of by ballot, and buy 1 ickets for secured places
and Books.

TICKETS

s. d

Tickets for Secured Place; for the Morning Perform-

ances in the Hall, commencing at Half-past Eleven 1 1 0
For other Places
0 10 6
'Pickets ft

'laces for the Evening Perform-
nces in the Hall, commencing at Eight

For other Places
For the Ball at the Theatre, Gentlemen's Ticket
Ladies' Ditto

0 15 0
O 8 0
1 0 0
0 10 0
O 5 0
O 2 6

For Spectators to the Upper Tier of Boxes
To the Gallery

J. F. LEDSAM, Chairman of the Committee.
J. STEVENS, Secretary.
The Railway Trains from every part of the Kingdom will be
found very conveniently arranged for these Performances.
Persons desirous of engaging Auartments during the Festival,
lire requested to make application to Mr. HARRISON, Music
Seller, No. 30, Colmore-row, Birmingham, where a Register of
Lodgings may be inspected.