The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-26 00:00:00

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No. 1677.] LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, DECEMBI
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. B4L LS AND EVENING PARTIES. E. J. CREASY, FURN
THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSOIS--SQUARE, MESSIAH.
WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON / 1--, /R. RYALLS has the honour to, announce to GEORGE JONES ,• 62, GREAT GEORGE
• THIS .Eventelel (Tuesday), the 26th inst. The Performance 1111 his Friends and the Public his intention of giving - Has READY for INSPECTION all the Purchasers of Furnishing Ironmongery, Cutlery
will commence with a Comic Drama, entitled A WONDER- Handel 'e sublime Oratorio NOVELTIES -IN VELVET HEAD DRESSES, E. J. CREASY'S EXT:
FUL WOMAN. After which will be produced, for the first ! MESSIAH HEAD WREATHS, BOUQUETS, GOLD AND SILVER Where may be seen the Largest Assortment in Liverpool, at
' time, a NEW GRAND LOCAL COMIC CHRISTMAS WITH FULL BAND AND CHORUS oiloo PERFORMERS, BUNCHES, LEAVES, DROOPS, DRESS CAPS, being to Buy and Sell for Ready Money, v:ily, every Article m
PANTOMIME,-
Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE PROPHECY OF THE SPIRIT . IN THE NEW SPACIOUS ARGYLE-ROOM, 55 & 57, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. - - BELLS HUNG on the most improved principle, in Towr
OF THE MERSEY. Argyle-street, corner of Hamilton-squate, Birkenhead. raises. Houses, Churches, Chapels, &c., Fitted-up with
flu
The Opening aed Story of the Pantomime written and PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS": ALBE It T HAUCK,' RANGES of every description. Boilers‘ and Fittings for sup
c invented expresidy for this These re by the Designer of The MISS WHITHAM, MRS..IVPDOUGAL, MISS ROBSON, (Late .1, P. HAUCK,) • Experienced Workmen se
e Child of Hale," " Tim Bobbin," "The Legs of Man," and MR. RYALLS, MR. ARMSTRONG, MR. CHARLES FURRIER, BOLD-STREET,
"The Butterfly's Ball." SANTLEY. Leader of the Band, MR, F. THOMAS. Pein- AND AT i 110 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, J, GORE
The Overture and Music of the Opening Story composed, cipal Violoncello, MR. DAVIES, Harmonium, MR-. H. KING-STREET, MANCHESTER, i
I, has now ready his Fashionable WINTER STOCK for the • HAIR MANUFACTURER No. 7, PARKER-STREET
d selected, and arranged by Mr. EDWARD P ITEM LLIAM. P. SORGE. Conductor, MR. G. HOLDEN. support which he has received' during the time he has be(
The Dances and the Action of the Ballet arranged and Admission Tickets, 2s, 6d. each, to be had only at Mr, Tar- Season. Being himself the Manufacturer of every Article parties visiting to be kind enough to make early application,
' directed by Sig. LAURI. vey's Music Warehouse, Argyle-street, and Mr. Ryan's Music offered to the Public gat his Establishment, he can confidently
state that his Goods will be surpassed by none in point of loses every Evening at 8 o'clock (except on public ball Melt
The Scenery of the Pantomime Painted by Mr. DEARL,VE, Warehouse, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead. i Mr. G. calls particular attention to his CIRCASSIAN
Jun. N.8.-The Band and Chorus selected from the Liverpool elegance, quality, and lowness of price.
a ' The Machinery by Mr. B. JONES and Assistants, Choral and Philharmonic Societies. Doors open at Seven ; N.8.-Foreign Skins made up to order, and bought and sold. I extraordinary qualities for producing hair excels anything of
i the most delightful and cleansing Washes for dressing and, in
Properties by Mt. BROMLEY and Assistants. Oratorio to beget' at Half-past Seven punctually, Carriages FURS Cleaned, Altered, and Repaired..
.. is-divested of all those drying qualities which have been so 1
Dresses by Mr. JEFFRIES. may be ordered for Half-past Ten. PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMBS, &c. &c. Families 1
0 THE PARTICULAR' OF THE PANTOMIME, ICHARD J. NODDER I Mr, G. consulted personally on all cases 011 the Decay c
0 The story of which is founded on the world renowned S AINT PAUL'S PROTESTANT R,. ,
0 history of St. Geome, in the book of the Seven Champions of r -
ASSOCIATION. HATTER AND CAP MANUFACTURER, ' NOTICE OF
Christendom, 'Written in the reign of James the First, in
The FIRST ANNUAL SOIRF,E of the Members and Friends
which is set forth how St. George was stolen from his parents .
of this Association will be held in the CONCERT-HALL Lord 81, CHURCH-STREET, ,
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11 -WIGNALL, the IRON and BRASS: 11
0 when a child by the Enchantress Kalyb, and Was reared by
Nelson-street, THIS EVENING (Tuesday), the 26th instant.' Parker-street tcet
0 her till he grew up to be a beautiful youth-how she
The Chair will be taken at Six o'clock precisely, by Alder- Respectfully intimates to the Nobility and •
Gentry of Liver- N o. 5 4, L 1
6 1 became enamoured of him, and used all her ma;ic powers
man S. SHAND. pool, that his Autumnal Selection of Where he will display a much larger STOCK
0 I to ensnare him, after having tried het afts and sorceries,.
The Meeting will be addressed by several Clergymen and so much
6 i but in vain, on the other six Champions of Christendom,
other Friends
_of the. Association._ BEAVER AND FELT BONNETS AND HATS. THE PATENT ENGLISH DOVE-TAII
'who, for their disdain of her, she kept close prisoners
Admission, ONE SHILLING each. IN 'WHITE AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLOURS ; . AT A EIOMI
in a Brazen Castle - how St. George outwitted the•
enchantress and set the captive Knights at liberty-how CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION. SPANISH HATS, SILK VELVET CAPS, &c., RETAIL SHOPS:-54, LORD-STREET; 69, GREAT (
fr. - NEAR rut
'they 'departed, driven away in search of adventures. Alt of the Newest and most 'Tasteful Fashions, are now Ready Woatis i-TOXTETEI-PARK.-The o
St. George going into Egypt-and how he learned, from a
A POPULAR LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY for Inspection. -
10 poor old hermit there, that the beautiful Sabra, the King of will be given (D.V.) by Dr.FISHER, F.R.A.Se on FRIDAY
0 Egypt's aughter, was to be sacrifeed to appease the wrath
EVENING next, the 29th instant, in SAMUEL QUILLIAM., FOR BEST 11011 SE COALS
0 and hunger of a fiery Dragons-how St. George set forth to .
0 -fight the monster-how he stew him, and afterwards claimed 'RIME'S MUSIC HALL, BOLD STREET.
Rev. WILLIAM POLLOCK, M.A., will preside. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . FROM INCE-HALT. COLLIERIES,
the hand of the Princess Sabra, which bad been promised by CHRONOMETER AND-WATCH MANUFACTURER, AMY IN
her father the King to any Knight who should destroy the The Lecture will be profusely Illustrated by splendid Diagrams. 22, ELLIOT-ST REET . LIVERPOOL No. 23, CASTLE-STREET
1 Dragon-how Altnidor. the Black King of Morocco, strove to Beautiful DISSOLVING VIEWS. Sacred. Classical, and Parties wishing to purchase First-class Goods in the above BIRKENHEAD - Commerce-street
'thatch the honours and thefairtewar tbfrorn St. George-how Modern. To conctucle with the CHR,OMATROPES, for the line, will find them equal to any that are made.
tb e Princess Sabre, having, beheld St. George, became ens- AMUSEMENT -OF THE YOUNG. 22, ELLIOT-STREET, NeAR ST. JOHN'S-MARKET. SEACOMBE - Demean-street
31 moored of him, and would have nothing to say to the Black Admission: Reserved Seats, as. 6d.; Body, Is.; Members
Of•the Institution and Children (under twelve) at Half-price.
-King-Low her father, beitig a Pagan, refused to wed 'cis OMF OR 1' AND ECONOMI NEW BRIGHTON Me. WILKINSON'S Livery Stables,
daughter to a Christian-and now St. George eventually con_ Tickets to be had at 35, -Bold-street ; Dr. FISHER, 'Great
George-street ; Messrs. SCYTHES' Berry-street ; and at the AT HUYTON, ROBY, and RAIN HILL ...Mr. BROWN'S, Roby.
. . quered every obstacle. All these deeds are set forth in the
Standard and Courier Offices. WHITEMAN'S
Pantomimic story; and though •11 the ancient chronicler bath
The Lecture to commence at Seven-o'Clock precisely. ..
• in his book given to the old town of Coventry the honour ofBRUNSWICIZ HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Discount of Five per Cent. allowed for Cosh payment.
- being the birth-place of .et. George, yet the Archmological
.. CLAYTON-SQUARE,
' Society, on its recent v ititto Lancashire, discovering thernot I.S ATURDAy EVEN G CONCERTS, IN THE CENTRE OT Li'VERPOOL, NEAR THE NORTHWETTERN COALS DELIVERED CARTA4E FREE WITHIN THREI
. only was a noble hall in ',Liverpool named after St.Creorge, CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. STATION 'AND ST. GEORGE'S HALL. MILES OF COAL-YARDS.
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but there being mighty basins, terraces, hills, nay, even a On SATURDAY EVENING next, the 30th instant, Miss BED AND BREAKFAST, 2s. 44. •
nursery, bearing the name of the valiant knight, gave it as WHITHAM. Miss LACY GASKILL, Mr. RYALLS,-aaad Mr. A Night Porter in attendance. W s AND )
• their decided opinion that St. George must haveoriginallY H. P. SORGE.
Admission :-Body, ' 3d. ; Side Galleriee, 6cLe 'Reserved
' been born in Lancashire, and most probably was the first 'N.B -Agent,to the Hope Mutual Life Assnrante. - EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AN
Liverpool gel...Heinen. Seats, Is.
PA.N rom zICIC TRANSFORMATION. SINGING CLASSES, on THURSDAY EVENING'S, at Eight 'GAS-GAS-GkS. SOMERS AND SON, LADIES' AND G
Harlequin.. Sig. Lauri I Columbine.... Miss Mansell. o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. and Mrs. SCAR'S- JAMES ALLAN, Senior, GAS CHANDELIER 'ENGLISI
1 1
0 l Pantaloon .... Sie. C. Lauri I Clow n Signor F. Lauri. BRICK. The Females occupy the Gallery, and 'the Males the
The Management respectfallyann ounces thatarrangements Body of the Hall. 'The Instruction is on the most Popular MANueeteern Run, 2, Parker-street, Church-street, begs
.to call special attention to his unrivalled STOCK of GAS RETAIL AND EXPO
31, 801.
0 -1 . ' have been formed 'to give a DAY REPRESENTATION on System, and the Cheapest Music is used. Adaiission, 3d. CHANDELIERS, GLASS LUSTRES,
will
13137 LAMPS, GEORGE SUMNERS and SON beg mostßY respectfullySCiA
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• SATURDAY next, December 30, when the Doors will be FRENCH CLASSES, under the direction of Professor L. BRACK ETS,ke -which
designs
7on inspection, will be found to con- Liverpool and the surrounding counties, that, to meet the lei
I opened at Half-p ast One, and the Curtain will rise itt Two p. G. LEA. A Class for Beginners every MoNDece EVENING, silt of all' he newest.'
cannot.A.faaillstoo
begsgive etnntieraelslanttistefanettiinonn.to
his
Newly-invented L
AP P°
t} oN
0 o'clock precisely, the Entertainments being so arranged. as at Half-past Eight o'clock. Admission, 3(1.
PUBLIC NEWSROOM is or daily (Sundae's excepted). of the day, and seench prices as modation, they have devoted the whole of their extensive Pei
6 to conclude poeS lively by Five o'clock. .
J. ALDERWOOD, Secretary. Registered PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS, -suitable for nsefcGuore the, futcre comfort
Englishand convenience of their customer
0 Books of tile 'Pantomime may be had in -the Theatre, Admission, ld. ODs, from the first and Freuch Houses, suite
6 price 3d.of the most ehoice and fashionable description. in quality ant
0 - Admission-Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s; Olt, 25.; MUSETTV of EGYPTIAN, Public Buildings, Private Mansions, &c., by ewbich a great
saPvirnogpeorfl:y9-qausaislifieeffdeeFtietdters sent to any part of the Country. GEORGE SUMNERS,- Sen., begs respectfully to present
0 Gallery, Is. Children its arms not admitted. 'GREEK, ROMAN, BRITISH. and pp au
partner-,
on neva,gemhv e liGaFs,ObeßeGn
GEORGE
favoured
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fiu rsi,n.tgutnh.e, last
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sel-ehaorsse,
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0 . The Box-office is open from Ten till Three 'daily, for ANGLO.SAXON A NTIQUITIES, Works, Elm--hank Foundry, Glasgow; antnate,7o, 2, Parker- upon the same principle that has secured to him so large ans
6 - securing Seats and taking Private Boxes, which may be had 8, COLQUITTSTREET, street, Liverpool.
6 wider-the direction of Mr. T. Shuttleworth. . MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS SUPPI
43(eLD-STREET.
0 Doors to be opened at Half-past Sir; to commence at IsISPEN DAILY from TEN to FOUR.
0 R
,7rßomEinSceTtall ----- , . I.
6 Seven O'clock ,precisely. Admittance; 6d. ; Children, Half-price. H A
HCoPlieriUesS,
0 .
apply
yTto OAL S , rrHEPROPRIETORS of thc, tEOLIAN VEZ
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laI) OYAL'AMPIIITHEATRE.--614Lessee and 1111 OVAL COLOSSEUM, PA2ADISE-STREET, k IMPROVEMENTS in the STYLE and FINISH of th
6 XI, Manager, Mr. W. R. Copeland,ls,Great Charlotte-street. XL LIVERTOOL, the Palace of cheap Amusements, OPEN W. AND H. LAIRD. MAIseUFACTURE and SALE of them in LONDON and UV
0 EXTRAORDIN ARY NOVELTY AND TALENT FOR THE EVERY EVENING,
.with a continual change of Vocal,. In- LIVERPOOL-23, Castle-street. In ordee to carry out their are
0 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. strumerstaLGymnastic, ChoragraphiceCalisthenic, Comique, DISPOSE' 0-F THEIR. Plt I
0 Eccentric, Characteristique, and numberless Entertainments. HINTON, ROBY, and RAINH ILL-Mr. Brtowx, Roby.
THTS.EYEN'ING (Tuesday), the 26th inst., theabove Theatre
proprietor, Mr. HEATH.
VELVET AND SAT
will OPEN for a Short Season, with -the woeld-renowned
0 Clown and Jester, WALLETT. and the AT A CONSIDERABLI
0 WONDERS OF THE MAGIC 'RING ; IL"
,IPOOL GRAND POULTRY SHOW,
URISTMAS WO-LIDAYS. The STOCK offered comprises EVERY VARIETY OF SH4
0
-Or, DRAWING•Room CIRCUS, in which will he introduced all nlass trade, this announcement its worthy the attention of it
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- that is Good, Chaste, Elegant, and Classical ti.e Equestrian COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
Persons visiting LiverpooTfor a few Axes may attain a good DECEMBER, 1854. 74, LORD-STIV
0 . Art. EvWD. J. LORE, LAURENCE PEEL,
HANDWRITING or a thorough knowledge of BOOK
6 .Undiciur W. Most t W. C. WORRALL.
The noble Stud of VARIEGXTF.D HORSES and Troupe of
KEEPeNG by Single or Double Entry. by applying to the- ,
0 Matchless FAIRY PONIES will be introduced, and show rite SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION will be held at
MESSRS
8, cl.,
.Ay. T
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NH- s
(40 u
.MAIE S. 0 N , 713
6 FOR FAMILIES AND
6 their docility, wonderful training', and wonders that may Messrs LUCAS and CO.CO.'S REPOSITORY, Great Char-
lotte-street, on WEDNESDAY,. TiiirasDAn, and FRIDAY. the THE HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
be achieved by perseverance and knowledge.
oy, ESTABLISHED HEAD TEACHERS IN' LIVERPOOL 1827.
0 The Company will consist of the most celebrated Eqnes- 17t11. 18th, and 19th of January. Rierries close on Saturday,
trian'Artistee, selected from the principal arenas of England, the 23rd of December. Noe. •1 3 and 15eB0 L D - :
"URQUHART IND ;•13 an
will con
0 Prize Lists and Certificates of Entry may be obtained on —
France, and America. -- kJ Complete, and Varied STOCK o: warranted
0 Mr. W. R. COPELAND, in addition -to the Equestrian Per- application to
6 BRAITHWAITE POOLE. Jun., Hon. Sec. BEDDING, LOOKING-GLASSES, &c., manufactured
•formances, under the directicu of Mr. WLI.LETT, has the -s T A M P I N G- for BRAIDING and superior workmanship, for Drawing-rOOMS,,Bining.roor
oOffice, Teancager huildines.
, pleasure of announcing that, atter a-lengthened negotiation Eel B ROI DEItY, . The GOODS are MARKED in PLAIN FIGURES, I
o on the subject, he bas succeeded in prevailing on WILLIAM
0 14 I,DIES' CIIARIT Y. Aadevery requisite for the LADIES' WORK TABLE, ' and satisfaction they derive, by selecting or ordering
• 'Cooee, Esq., Proprietor of Astleees Royel Amphitheatre, ON SALE, customer trade, by
0- -
6 -Loedon, to allow les
WONDROUS PERFORMING ELEPHANTS ! ! MRS. FLETCHER, LAITY PATRONESS. . AT MRS. TWEDDLE'S, I . URQUHART
6 j • THOS. LITTLEDALE, Esen, PRESIDENT. No. 11 AND 13, LEEC E. s T REET. CABINET-MAKERS, U PH, /1..-s-rErt HI
-to appear for a Limited Ntimber of -Nights, (hiring, the Alto. all the Materials, with choice Patterns, both In i Not. 13 and 15. flOhL
° ' Christmas Vacation at this Establishment. To provide this
0 EsORTY-EIGHTH ANeNIVERSARY. A'ases and Figures, for a perfectly New and Elegant • The eVorkehops and Timber Shed
. extraordinary Treat' for the Holiday Visitors, the Manager
oThe ANNUAL BALL, for the BENEFIT of this !NsTITu.. .kind of Ladles' Work, called '' POTI CHINO," for Country and Export Orders promptly ea
. *has not only to incur a very expensive outlay in the engaze- 'which there is now. quite a mania among the elite of THE IEIOUSE-FURNTSHER'S GUIDE, by URQUE
0 • Thent, but is obliged to guarantee Mr. William Cooke that, , TION will he held, by pernriesion of the W orellipful the Paris. BOLD-STREET.
0 ' dining their stay in Liverpool. he will be responsible for Mayor and Town Council, at the TOWN-HALL, on WEDNES- ',Very choice Selections in BEADS and BEADWORK. I
0 - `the care of these extraordinary Animals, whose incredible DAV, the 27th instant.
0 Acrobatic Performances have been honoured with Royal ', Tickets, 10s. each, Refreshmentesincluded, may be .had of EORGE B 0
oI 11"/ N E AN D sP I
0 . 'Command in London, and whose appearance in Paris, Berlin, the 1.-A GT PATRONESS ; the PRESIDENT ;at the Institution,
Brussels, Hamburg, and other principal continental cities, 115, -Duke-street; and at the MUSIC-SHOPS, and other .usual
OTRACING PAPERS. 28., NORTH JOHN-1
has been hailed by elite of Europe as the most astonish- places.
6 The:Doors will he open at Eight O'clock. Carriages to set
-60-E 40, Yellow or Blue Shade...... 12s. ad. Respectfully submit to the attention of Families and the
0 - in: Entertainment ever presented. WINES.
0 The wbele under the immediate direction of Mr. W. F. down and take up with the horses' heads facing Water-street.
40:3( 30, A singlebottlemay beolitained.at the following ratesperdozo-
Of )1 )1
WALLETT • ' Quarts. Pinto
0
~:rbe first GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE will lee OPENING BALL AT THE NEW 40 X 50, new improved. stouter .
to
(Turkey Mill) DRAWING I',.:PERS. TRACINC ,
s. 4. s. (.
6SSE el BLY-ROO el S, Si, RENSHAW-STREET. , • CLOTH, 'TRACING LINEN, tc., &c., 4: JORDAN'S
"yen To•eionnow (Wednesday),-the 27th instant, and the PORT, Superior Old Crusted 4Bs. 44 -0 -
0 -. epcne., -•
... Don FRIDAY next, the 29th intent, commencing' at Messrs PALM F,ll. reseectftill - annout ce thzt tl ei BALL I DRANA LNG PEN UT.I.S. „ Ditto ;. Ditto .eoo - 20
° -Iwo o'clock. "
0 is appointed to [else place mi TU):•.9DAY next, the 2di Jraniiary. 1 ~ fuperior Old . -. 34 0- 17
' otheThe Doors will be opened at Hrlif-past Six. The Gates of Tickets mayellE had at Mr. Steei- rat's elnsic-warebouse; I .
e Ditto - 14
6 Arena thrown open at seven, for therommencement of the ' GEORGE J. ?"0011E,
Messrs, ROCRLIFF'S, Booksethers- Mr. KEET'S, opposite the I -LITHOGRAPH ER- AND, wkgr0,,,,,,- I, • .•
, From Wool - re,- C.'4.11... i,,,. nr,d Pse..
GRAND EQLTESTRiAN PERPottMANcEs.
0 11....-...-1--nrn, 'ben- I,,9o.crtee, 34:Wilton-street. I sTATIONER, BARRY, Finest Pale or Goll '"•'
-- _-- _
a — 3 B 0 19
0 - ,
-ROYAL PARK THEATRE, PARLIAMENT- 174"---STERTON CHURCH MISSIONARY ~ Superior ditto
Ditto ditto - 17
0
STREET. NEAR Sr. JAMES'S MARKET. A . 'SOCIF.TY.—The ANNUAL SALE, of FANCY and II
1, Dinner Wine • 25 0 - 13
0 The PANTOMIME! the PANTOMIME I the PANTOMIME! USEFUL ARTICLES will take place in the EVERTON and From Woo 1... J,, per Gallon 12s. and 10s.
FOR BEST LANCASHIRE STEAM COALS, MADEIRA, East India • • .--
..
• 6O 0 -
Mr. R. ED';AR begs to inform his numerous Patrons and rr
..,..IRF_DALE SCHOOL, EvERTON 'VALLEY, on WEDNESDAY,
OAPPLY TO BUCELLAS 30 0 -
the Public generally, that he has, at -a very considerable ex- THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, in Christmas week. commencing
0 . Dense, made arrangements with E. T. Smith, Esq., Lessee of each day at Ten o'clock. Articles for the sale will be thank- W. AND H. LAIRD, CALCAVELLO, Superior Quality.... ....... 26 0 -
0..-._.LISBON, Sweet or Dry 25 0 -
the Theatre-Royal, DeueY-'elle. for production of tbe most . fully received by Mrs. JAMES LAvc RENCE, 4, Albion-street; 23, Castle-street, Liverpool.
OMARSALA, or BRONTE -
-successful Pantomime ever brouzht before the Public, with *Mrs. eleNAtionn, Everton-road by Miss el'elteekei,
0 - CAPE MADEIRA, Red or White lB 0 -
'the new and aoprooriste title of THE FOUNTAIN OF Everton anti Kirkdale School, Everton Valley; or by Mrs. -
0- --- ------- CHAMPAGNE, Ist Quality 72 0 -IVEALTII AND. KING HUMMING-TOP! or HARLEQUIN TB om rsoN, nt the Evertor' National School, Mill-lane.
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'AND Tie le WORLD OF TOYS. Introdoctery Opening and \.1;.-No charge for admission. '''
0 . - TURTLE STEAKS, Pints 36
Closing Scene:, written by the Author Of- " Ye Siege of Liver-
-0 - 70 6 -
. Dole," " Ormsheacl the Great," 'Sze. The Story of " King CHLoAeKR! 'lateen, Lafitte
0 'Humming top" by F. Blanchard, Esq., author of "Harlequin Ir;VERPOOL ART-UNION, 1854 AND 1855. „La Rose -
0 " MORRISH'S MERC AT
TE'rSlC)atCjliiiiian -
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Crawford,lludibras" &c. The gorgeous New Scenery, by :Messrs.
-ROOMS,
LANCAS'TER-BUILDINGS,
T. Fraser, Liver, M'Connell,-and numerous assist- will take place on TUESDAY next, the 24 of January. It is
0 TITHEBARN-STREET. LIVERPOOL. •tt Jehannesberg -
ants; the extensive Machinery and complicated Tricks, by R. besed on the following regulationse-That the whole of the
0 „ Finest Sparkling 6O 0 -
0 Cody and assistant carpenters ; the• Properties and other De- Pun ts:be returned to the Subscribers in PI c-ru It IS PRIZES, - PORTER AND ALI
'curative Appliances, by Mr. R. Creston, Master Liver, Mr. subject to their own selection, save what may be required to CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW
oßest London Stout..36S. I Guinness's XX,.275. !All
T. Bailey, &e.; the magnificent Costumes, by Mr. and Mrs. defray the most economical expenses. Subscriptions, One
street, Two Doors from Church-street, Liverpool, is now
YEAR'S GlFTsßoy's l'
6 i Brown, Mr. West, &c. ; the Comicalo-Physiognomicall, Ex- Guinea each, received by the Committee, as usual, or at the GEORGE DUFFEY, of the Oyster-rooms, 79, Hanover- 26, North John-street, Dec. V, 1854.
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aggerations and Eccentricities, designed and modelled by the Exhibition Rooms, Postoffice- place.
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`Music, composed and selected by Mr. Hay
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SOUP, FISH, JOINTS, CHER'
1,2, 3,4, and 5 o'cloct. Char.4e, Is. 4d
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LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, .
TITHEBARN-STREET, LIVERPOOL." -

ie Overture and
11; the Dioramic
trranged by Mr.
Quadrilles, &c.,

pHE SIXTH .LAND MASONIC BALL for
the Wc.z.ter.irilivision of the County of Lancaster (to
which the Public will be admitted), will be held in theTOWN-
H ALL. 'LIVERPOOL, by permission of his Worship the

BARREL,
and IRISH OYSTERS, of a superior
SHILLINGS per Barrel, each on
orders.punctually attended to,

ed, and produced un

invented, arr
8.. Dewhurst

r and Councd, on 'I'VE
the Proceeds to be ;pp

FOil BEST S.TIEAIII COALS

Darin
Every F
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the Christmas 1-I.llidayg
vetting, with the most"(

New PANTOMIME
LI Harlequinade and
ea nin. S. un rrino:

SOUTH _WALES, S

1 it CARDIFF

Advanc

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W; AND H. LAIRD;

own. by tn
ite. MRster

Liverp.ool,

r. Remember th

ass of Yal her(

PANTOMIME

fie Viscountess Connhermere

iven, if required

the Drury-

Williams Wynn

PATRONS

ALES OF OCTO-BXR BREWING

The Rig

Honourable the Eatl of Yarborough, Deputy C

upped, and brilliant

Ma-stvr of Eng

,emist, Baron Liebig,

The Iti2;lit

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Grand Master, Chesln rf
Le Gendre Nicholas Starkie, Esq., Prov. Grand
Lancashire.
Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., NI.P., Prow 'Grand Master
Shropshire.

Master, West

Henry Chas. Vernon, Esq. P rov.Grand Master,Wo
The Rev. Gilmour Robinson, Deputy Prov. Gn

Master,

Richard .tanner Spiers, Eel., Grand Swnrd Bearer.
Stephen Blair, Esq., M.P., Deprity Prov. Grand i%laster, East

I.anc 'shire. -
J. Finchett Maddock, Esq., Deputy Prov. Gr

LOCKS

HARMONIC

SHILLING ORATORIOS.
HANDEL'S "MESSIAH

Win be performs

26th Instant

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DITTO,

.ND GAS COALS

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GIVEN, IF

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