The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC-HALL.
IT is respectfully announced, that Mrs. FANNY
KEMBLE will give the TWO LAST of FQIIR READINGS
9f SHAKSPERE, viz
_ ` HAMLET

To-mormoyylogfi-December

MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S D M, on FRIDA.:, 'l9th Dec.
Tickets—Boxes and Stal , s. 6d. each ; Galleries, Is. 6d.
g.Bch—to be had at th ce of the Liverpool Philharmonic
.ociety, Exchange-c t.
Each Re-adin l commence punctually at Eight o'clock,
...Ind it is e qtly requested that all Parties will have taken
heir seats at that hour.
Carriage arrangements as usual. No Bonnets admissible
-4t eept to the Galleries.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
4 GRAND EXTRA CONCERT will be given by
the LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
tits DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th instant.
DAThe First Part will embrace Selections MESSIAH,
BAT MATER, ELIJAH, JUDAS ABIRUS, and
VID.

~The—iecond Part will include thef4Nr-ERTURE to WILLIAM
4ELL, and other favourite • es, Vocal and Instrumental,
'oncluding with the NAT AL ANTHEM by the Full Band
attd Chorus of the Soc.
Tickets. Transfe e without limitation,--Boxes and Stalls,
S. 6d, ; Front lery. Is. 6d. ; Back, Is., —to be had at the
Offices of t ociety, Exchange-court.
_Bonnets admissible to the Gallery only. Carriage arrange-
ulents as usual.
Doors open at Seven, to commence at a Quarter to Eight.
By order, W. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
CIRAND CONCERT by the LIVERPOOL PHIL-
- HARMONIC SOCIETY, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th
pstant. In addition to the programme already advertised, the
'°lnthmittee beg to announce that arrangements hdve been made
Wi

Madame S A I I L L E,
Signor DO, and
Signor ONTELL I,
to Perform Four Sce from the Opera of " The Barber of

ster 4111 e." in Full Costume.
Tickets— S. 2s. 6d.; Galleries—Front, ls. Gd. ; Back, Is. ;
shad at Exchange-court.

LIVERPOOL MUSICAL UNION,
tI.rABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF CULTIVATING AND
SPREADING A TASTE FOR THE VARIOUS BRANCHES
SOF CHAMBER MUSIC.
IX CONCERT S will be given, during the
rcomin Winter, uner the direction of Mr. ADDOCK,
QWhich all the best available Talent will be securHed, offering
the Amateur an opportunity of hearing the Works of the
teat Masters carefully and accu tely rendered, and to the
!ing Student a peculiarly val e source of improvement.
The THIRD PERFORM E will take place on FRIDAY
iivENING next, the 19t • st., in Mr. ELLISTON'S ROOM,
*_eiton-street, Great rge-square. To commence at a Qaar-
"yr before Eight.
i.Executanta : rat Violin, Mr. BAETENS ; Second Violin,
1,71% LAW ; Viola, Mr. WILBERFORCE ; Violoncello
-`r- HAD OCK ; Contra-Basso, Mr. WAUD:
Piano-forte
The FOURTH PERFORMANCE will be given in January.

. - First Violin.... Herr MOLIdUE
4:4lbileription for Six Performances, One Guinea ; to Protea-
nOf Music 10S 6d. ; Single Ticket for each Concert, ss.
i.utte/iberti% Names received by Mrs. H. BEALE, uskZon-street; by Mr. HADDOCK, 144, Falkner-street ; and by
HIME and SON, 57, Church-street.
rptv,9IURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION.
tu,E SIXTH LECTURE of the COURSE will be
..aoelivered in the CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET,
NOAY EVENING next, the 22nd instant,
4/7113Y the Rev. NewmanßTHY, M.A., of Macclesfield.
•—"" Drs Theolo at developed in his
_ 0,

recent Lectures."
The Chair to be taken at seven o'clock, by the
44 • • Rev. Dr. M`N
ties Iniellon Non•member 'Reserved Seats, Is GalleriesGalle-
to4,ll- Bo' dy, 3d. mbers—Free to Side and
,_lnd Half-pric Resem.: Seats.
k °gets to b Fr.
e at the lit STITUTION, 33, Bold-street ;
Ft. 14;81'1.j:ifs:" Bold-street ; Messrs. SMYTH, Berry-street;
*IN ro,
ND Renshaw-streetTHOMPSON, Elliot-street,
e STANDARD and COURIER OFFICES.
Doors open at Half-past Six o'clock.