The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-24 00:00:00

THEATRE-ROYAL, CHURCH-STREET.
THE Lessee Mr. Malone Raymond.
Public are respectfully informed, that this Thea-
tre will be REPENED on THURSDAY next,
tsli 26th instant, being the commencement of an OPERA
AB°N. Mrs. ALBAN CROFT, the distinguished
, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, for a
Period. Mr. J. S. REEVES, Mr. MORLEY,
iss GARDNER, and several other talented Vocalists,
tw_ill,tuake their appearance. A new and efficient Band
.4,7 been formed, under the leadership of Mr. S. HALL.
Conductor Mr. ROBINSON, from the Philharmonic
pai: Ancient Concerts, Dublin, who will preside at the
no.forte.
th4o_n.the.above Evening will be presented, for the first
c in Liverpool for some years,
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA:
Polly. • (i 0 which she appeared upwards of 20 successive
k nights in London) .. Mrs. Alban Croft.
acheath.. (first time in Liverpool) .. Mr. J. S. Reeves.
With a new In Lucy.. .. Miss Gardner.
terlude, written b Mrs. Malone Raymond,

lledca
PETRARCE-I AND LAURA.
To conclude with the Musical Drama of
MIDAS.
Al3°ll°. (with Songs).... Miss H. Gardner.

THIS Present T ROYAUL AMPHITHEATRE.
ESDAY EVENING, the 24th inst.,
and every Evening during the Week,
OR, THE CHINESE WAR !
SPLENDID SCENES IN THE CIRCLE.
To conclude with
s THE COBBLER AND TAILOR.
koriDeLies of EQUESTRIAN MORNING FETES, on
and p- -" next, the 30th instant, WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1,
'
term- aIDAY, Jan. 3: commencing at Half-past One, and
eating at Half past Three.
Price Equestrian Manager—Mr. STI.CIENSY.
28.6 d 8 Admission—Dress Circle, 35.; Side Boxes,
Circle' Plt is.
6d•
; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress
Boxes, ls. 6d.; Pit, ls.

„..SCTTISH ETER
ounce, that heTAINMENTS.
.111”" wI O
LSON begs tNo
an will give,
biky On MONDAY EVENING next, the 30th, and TITS.-
111E11,,,the 31st instant, TWO of his ENTERTA N-
Asse,,t6, 011 the SONGS of SCOTLAND at the Royal
ky.-I,u'Y-rootns, Great George-street; and, on Thous-
hall,te, 2d January, 1845, he will give one at the Town-
Full particulars Full particulars will be duly announ-

R.
and the MISSES FRASER'S MUSICAL
highest" LITERARY EVENINGS, devoted to then
,rreic.lered ?rfti. ennobling. and refining purposes;
ctoiNd.
4INU -TRntiv with great applause, will BE C
ED • - THURSDAY, the 26th,
and the Music-hall, on
Tll
the 27th instant.
„
vvit .;IVERPOOL ACADEMY EXHIBITION
LIRMAIN ()REV DURING THE
LYDAYS.
CHRIST-
THEA„EXHIBIMTIAOSNHPPAINTINGS by MODERN
arrt,ll.lSTS is NOWoOPEN, DAILY, at the Exit'.
*TARR-, 11,,°01,15, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, CI-MACH-
IN from Ten o'clock in the Morning until Dusk;
/1/tonitr Evening from Seven until Ten, Brilliantly
bY Gas.
t'ssmn, Is ; Catalogue, ls ; Season Ticket, ss.
Saturdays, the Exhibition' will Close at Dusk.
JAMES T. EGLINGTON, Secretary.

Cha WILL BE EXHIBITED.
and after THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Mr.
THErjrti„Ohlharn's Ruoms, 27D, Great George-street,
MIRACULOUSRAUGHT OF FISHES;
TOBIAS AND THE ANGEL;

and
THE TRIBUTE MONEY;
being Three Copies from the celebrated Pictures by Bu-
rs... ~+s, which have been attested by the first Painters and
Judges in Belgium to be most faithful and correct. .
who These Copies were taken by a Gentleman of Liverpool,
has been residing abroad for several years, and who
s,spied them from the original Paintings in the Collegiate
Church of Notre Dame, Malines.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING EACH.
_ - ARRIVAL OF THE ANATOMICAL. PARISIAN
VENUS
HIS Splendid ANATOMI.O L MODEL of the
HUIVIAN BODY, displaying,A in a style surpassing
in beauty and accuracy ttnything of a similiar kind before
introduced into Britian, the superficial and deep AnatoglY, r the HEAD, CHEST ABDOMEN, and LIMBS. has fZiii-
...rst time arrived in Liverpool, and is now under E
_T 1:11ITION at Mr. LACEY'S ROOMS, 100, BOLD-STREET.
Open daily from Ten to Four, and from Six until . Nine_
12clock, Admission, One Shilling.
"ery day from Two until Four o'clock. Ladies
........_____
of the
admitted
SIGNOR SARTIE, impressed with sentimentsdistingui d
, most lively gratitude for the very
Lrona
tifi ge which he received from the enlightened.
former visit, has
th, Inhab tants of Liverpool during his 'sh:" pa-
* ' oonour to announce his intention
o f
being
and s
again
-
letnellg them shortly, and anxious to P
P eike. 9f the Structure of the Human
• VENUS) to so great
`"4l-,E FIGURE (F
,_ LORENTINE Ferarfemeet,twhahtickhnotwhe-
t.ll,l eXtent afforded,
his aMALE FIGURE the
Abl,,4nut extra charge, of .
respectfully onounces the addition,
-Nis which urtrays
the m 'P°Ganglionic system,
Muscular and Bony Structure,.
posteriorly, from Head to Foot,
Atul Perfect demonstration of
*
u'ith the Braila. the Spinal Column in con-
e

M LADIES' CHARITYi
Rs. TODD NAYLOR, LADY PATRONESS.
IND p• NEILSON, ESQ., PRESIDENT.
it ANNUAL BALL for the BENEFIT of this
AIsycIr."4BTITUTION will be held, by permission of the
lutso:t" Town-council, in the TOWN-HaLL, on
Iliek::?• the 7t't January.
,V the i's% 10s. each, (Refreshments included,) to be had
hmeot'- -taY Patroness, Kensington House ; at the Presi-
and _ 'jukes:''°- 3, Highstreet ; at the Institution, 115,
street; at Messrs. HIME and SoN's, Church-street;
Titihe principal Shops in the Town. _
water doors will
be opened at Eight o'clock. Carriages
downr.;treetand take up with the horses' beads facing
--No Money will be received at the doors.

THE OLD CHURCH.
THE Rev. T. MACGILL acknowledges, with sincere
TAE thanks, the seasonable GIFT of £5 from " ONE OF
h' CoNGREGATioN," for the Benefit of the POOR in
Is istr.

NOTICE ISSTOCK HEREBY GIVEN,EXCHANGE that the LIVER.
for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, from Christmas Day till
'IDAY, the 30th instant.
D. NEILSON, Chairman.

14VERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.

ALTERATION OF TRAINS
AND
ADDITIONAL DEPARTURES.

11HE Public are respectfully informed that on and after
WEDNESDAY, the Ist of January, 1845. the following
*lll be the Scheme of Departures from LIVERPOOL
4114 MANCHESTER respectively :
FROM LIVERPOOL.

A.M.
6 45 Third Class (Road Train.)
N•
7 15 Second Class Do.
'''• U. 8 0 First Class.

8 45 First Class.
N• 11.10 15 First Class.
10 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
12 0 First Class.
P.M.

2 0 First Class.
• u • 2 15 Second Class (Through Train.)
2 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
4 0 First Class.
• u • 4 30 Second Class (Through Train.)
5 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
6 30 Third Class. Do.
7 45 Mixed.f
FROM MANCHESTER.
6 30 Third Class (Road Train.)
7 15 Second Class Do.
U• 8 15 First Class.
9 0 First Class.
• U• 10 30 First Class.
11 15 Second Class (Road Train.)
12 15 First Class.
P.m.

U•
2 0 First Cass.
u 230 Second Class (Through Train.)
• 245 Second Class (Road Train.)
• 4 45 Second Class (Through Train.)

5 0 First Class (psses 445 at Paricside.)
5 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
6 30 Third Class (Road Train.)
t' "to 820 Mixcd.f
k4ltt, ping at Huyton Gate, Rainhill, St. Helen's June-
.4l4 Pat""ton, Parkside, Kenyon Junction, Bury-lane,
croft.
tllt3tilt 1343. Y the Trains marked N. U., being especially
itt!Dooi 111,0 n Trains, Passengers for Manchester or Li-
"Aside/yin be detained unavoidably a short time at

„ it 0...-.. ON SUNDAYS.
.4
LIVERPOOL. FROM MANCHESTER. 31,'
A.M.
! 4 Third Class. 7 30 Third Class.
.$,A'.4 fixed. 815 Mixed.
vi d
P.M.
*47 304 Si4i4eCi. 1.5 0 Mixed.
* 45 ue,"nd & Third Class 5 30 Second & Third Class
....Loco.
1.3 20 Mixed.
I:Stopping as on other days.
1,,,... TO PRESTON AND WIG
45 1,4. LIVERPOOL. 8
L FROM MANCHESTER.
10 j44°,111131?
13vil.Cladss T)rcri) 68 30 Morning,, 3d Class Trn
Mixed Do.
42 15 Aft'' Mixed Do. 10 30 . Mixed Do.
t 0 rri. Mixed D. 230 Aftrn. Mixed Do.
45D0. Mixed 445 „ Mixed Do.
3d Class Do. 630 . 3d Class Do.
Ei „ Eve
Mixed Do. 820 Evening Mixed Do.
v k . ON SUNDAYS.
i 45 °Trnbi.ng Mixed and 815 Morning Mixed and
4 , Aftbird Class Train. Third ClassT Train.
/ 11,° rd
Mixed Do. 5 0 Aftrn. Mixed
Do.
'” t,': , 3d Class Do. 530 „ . 3d.Class .
—lling Mixed Do. 8 20 Evening Mixed Do.