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

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rrnEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, MESSIAH. BALLS AND EVENING PA'
WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON R. RYALLS has the honour to announce to GEORGE JONES
I THIS EVENING (Tuesday), tee 26th inst. 'the Performance M ' his Friends and the Public his intention of giving Has READY for INSPECTION all thi
i Will commence with a Comic Drama, entitled A WONDER- Handel's sublime Oratorio NOVELTIES IN VELVET HEAD DREG
FUL WOMAN. After which will be produced, for the first MESSIAH, HEAD WREATHS BOUQUETS, GOLD AN
• BUNCHES,, LEAVES,. DROOPS, DRESS 4
,tf.inse, a NEW GRAND LOCAL COMIC CHRIS niAs
WITH FULL BAND AND CHORUS OEIOO PERFORMERS
' BLONDE HEAD DRESSES, BONNETS, RIB
vnANTOMINIE, entitled ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON ; ON THURSDAY NEXT, THE 28TH INSTANT,
55 ge 57, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREI
„Ur, HARLEQUIN AND THE PROPHECY °ETRE SPIRIT IN THE NEW SPACIOUS ARGYLE-ROOM, .
OF THE MERSEY. Argyle-street, corner of Hamilton-square, Birkenhead.
HAUCK,)
LBER T H A U
The Opening a •d Story of the Pantomime written and PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS:
invented expres-ly for this Thea're by the Designer of " The FURRIER
MISS WHITHAM, MRS. M`DOUGAL, MIS (Late J. S ROBSON, P.
Child of Hale " " Tim Bobbin," "The Legs of Man," and MR. RYALLS, MR. ARMSTRONG, MR. CHARLES , BOLD-STRE:
"The Butterfly's Ball." SANTLEY. Leader of the Rand, IVIR. F. THOMAS. Prin- • AND AT -
The Overture and Music of the Opening Story composed, cipal Violoncello, MR. DAVIES. Harmonium, MR. H. KING-STREET, MANCHESTER,
Selected, and arranged by Mr. EDWARD FITZWILLIAM. P. SORGE. Conductor, MR. G. HOLDEN. has now ready his Fashionable WINTER STC
The Dances and the Action of the Ballet arranged and Admission Tickets, 2s, 6d. each, to be had only at Mr. Tur- Season. Being himself the Manufacturer of e
directed
._..„) by Sig. LAURI. vey's Music Warehouse, Argyle-street, and. Mr. Ryan's Music offered to the Public at his Establishment, he can
The Scenery of the Pantomime Painted by Mr. I),EARL')A7E, Warehouse, Hamilton•street, Birkenhead. ' state that his Goods will be surpassed by non
-Jun. N.B.—The Band and Chorus selected from the Liverpool - elegance, quality, and lowness of price.
N.B.—Foreign Skins made up to order, and bout
The Machinery by Mr. B. JONES and Assistants. Chloral and Philharmonic Societies. Doors open at Sevens.
Properties by Mr. Bineseenot and Assistants. Oratorio to begin at Half-past Seven punctually. Carriages FURS Cleaned, Altered, and Repairec
Dresses by Mr. JEFFRIES. may be ordered for Half-past Tens
THE PARTICULARS OF THE PANTOMIME-, RICHARD J. -NOD
The story of which is founded on ths. world renowned
eistoey of St. George, in the book of the Seven Champions of Q AIN'T PAUL'S PROTESTANT
Christendom, written in the reign of James the First, in Pe-7 ASSOCIATRIN. HATTER, AND CAP MANUFACTi
which is set forth how St. George was stolen from his parents The FIRST ANNU AL SOIREE of the Members and Friendsd
81, CHURCH-STREET,
when a child by the Enchantress Kalyb, and was reared by Nelson his Association will be held in the CONCERT-HALL, Lor
her till he grew up to be a beautiful youth—how she -etteet, THIS EvENINO (Tuesday), the 26th instant. Respectfully intimates to the Nobility and Gentr
The Chair will be taken at Sox o'clock precisely, by Alder-
became enamoured of him, and used all her magic powers
moo S. SHARD.
a pool, that his Autumnal Selection of
to ensnare him, after having tried her arts and sorceries,
but in vain, on the other six Champions of Christendom, the. Meeting will be, by several Clergymen and BEAVER AND FELT BONNETS AND F
who, for their disdain of her,_ she kept close prisoners other Friends of the Association.
Adm on, issi ONE SHILLING each. IN WWITE AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE co
in a Brazen Castle leow St. George outwitted the
enchantress and set the captive Knights at liberty—how CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION. SPANISH HATS, SILK VELVET CAPS,
they detrained, driven away in search of adventures. All of the Newest and most Tasteful Fashions, an
St. George going into Egypt—and how he learned, from a
A POPULAR LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY for Inspection.
Poor old hermit there, that the beautiful Sabra, the King of ,
nill be given (D.V.) by Dr.FESHER, F.R.A.S., Oil FRIDAY
Egypt's daughter, was to be sacrificed to appease the wrath
EVENING next, the 2bth instant, in
!rid hunger of a fiery Dragon—how St. George set forth to SAMUEL QUILL
light the-monster—how he slew him, and afterwards claimed HIME'S MUSIC HALL, BOLD STREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
the hand of the Princess Salsa, which had been promised by Rev. WILLIAM POLLOCK, M.A,, will preside. CHRONOMETER AND WATCH MANUFAI
seer father the King to any Knight who should destroy the The Lecture will be profusely Illustrated bysplendid Diagrams.
Beautiful DISSOLVING VIEWS. Sacred, Classical, and 22, ELLIOT-STREET.
-Parties wishing to purchase First-class Goods
Uragons-how Almidor, the Black King of Morocco, strove to
snatch the honours and thefatrTerrard from St. George—how i Modern. To conalude with the-CHROMATROPES, for the line, will find them equal to any that are made.
the Princess Sabre, having beheld St. George, became ens- AMUSEMENT OF THE *YOUNG. 22, ELLIOT-STREET, NEAR ST. JOHN'S M.
monied of him, and would have nothing to say to the Black Admission: Reserved Seats, Is. 61e; Body, las. ; Memhers
Xing—how her father, beitie a Pagan, refused to wed bis of the Institution and Children (under twelve) t Halnprice.
daughter to a Christian-and how' St. Georee event uallyscon- Tickets to be had at 33, Bold-street ; Dr. FISHER, Great ir OMF OR T AND ECO
g_tiered every obstacle. All these deeds are set forth in the George -street ; 'Meagre. SmyrnEs, Berry-street ; and at the "enn AT
'Pantomimic Moses; and tbotigh the ancient chronicler bath Standard and 'Courier Offices WHITEMAN'S
The Lecture-to commence at• Seven o'clock precisely.
in his book given to the old town of Coventry the honour ofBRUNSWICK HOTEL AND RESTAIJ
being the birth-place of St. George, yet the Archaelogical
'Society, on its recent visitto Lancashire, discovering teat not SATURDAY EVEN'S G CONCERTS, IN THE CENTRE OF LIVERVOOL, NEAR THE NOR
1
,only was a noble hall in 'Liverpool named after S'reGeorge, CONCERT-HALL. LORD NELSON-STREET. STATION AND-ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
'OM there being mighty basins, terraces, hale, nay, even a On SATURDAY EVENING next, the 30th instant, Miss BED AND BREAKFAST,
nairsery, bearing the name of the' valiant knight, gave it as WHITHAM, Miss LACY GASKILL, Mr. RYALLS, and Mr. A Night Porter in attendance.
their decided opinion that St. George must have originally H. P. SORGE.
been born in Lancashire, and most probably was the first t Admission :—Body, 3d. ; Side Galleries, 6d. ; Reserred N.B.—Agent to the 'Hope Mutual Life Assu
Liverpool gentleman. Seats, Is.
PAN roNIIeIIC TRANSFORMATION. SINGING CLASSES, on Tseuesp AY EVENINGS, at Eight GILS—GAS—G kS.
ej
Harlequin Sis. Lauri Columbine..... Miss Mansell. o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. and Mrs. Seine's AMES ALLAN, Senior, GAS Ca
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Pantaloon ....Sie. Cie Lauri I Clow n Signor F. Lauri. Bemis. The Females occupy the Gallery, and the Males the
to callMsarrecuiraAl crattuenlestm'it'n2_ ,!oP Parker-street,
unrivalledt rt , Ch
su
Tr col
The Management respectfully ann ounces that Arrangements Body of the Hall. The Instruction is on the most Popular
CHANDELIERS, GLASS LUel RES, LOBS
have been formed to give a DAY REPRESENTATION on System, and the Cheapest Music is used. Admission, '3il.
BRACKETS, Hewes, on inspection, will be f SATURDAY next, December 30, when the Doors will be FRENCH CLASSES, under the direction of Professor L.
oPened at Half-p ast One, and the Curtain will rise at Two P. G. LEA. A Class for Beginners every MONDAY EVCNIND,
. cannot
A.
faila also
too
hersgiv e ;not icrae i si aat
tistefancttiioonn .
O'clock precisely, the Entertainments being so arranged as at Half-past Eight o'clock. Admission. 3d. sist ot all the t designs of the daY,and at as
to conclude post lively by Five o'clock. PUBLIC NEWSROOM is open daily (Sundays-excepted).
to his Nes
Books of the 'Pantomime may be had in the Theatre, Admission, id. J. CA LDER WOOD, Secretary. Registered PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS,
Price 3d. Public Buildings, Private Mansions, &c., by v
Admission—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.; Pit, 2s. ; WSEUM of EGYPTIAN, saving of Gas is effected.
Gallery, Is. Children in arms not admitted. GREEK, ROMAN, BRITISH, and Properly qualified Fitters sent to any part of tl
The Box-office is open from Ten till •Three daily, for i ANGLO SAXON ANTIQUITIES, Works, Elm-barns Foundry, Glasgow: and at N
securing Seats and taking Private Boxes, which may be had 'B, COLQUITT-STREET, street, Liverpool.
under the direction of Mr. T. Shuttlewerth. BOLD-STREET.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Sixenes commence at Is OPEN DAILY from TEN to FOUR.
Seven o'clock precisely. Admittance, 6d. ; Children, Half-price.
Fromit3o;;ll,vßnSac.pneoT,A-11.0Ni aRLDI
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_HICH2No3.IOH,I Collieries,
Castle-street.
CHRISTMAS apply
ptC,.tiloc
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Ito YA L 'AMPHITHEATRE.--'-SoleLessee and nOYAL COLOSSEUM, PARA.DI9E-STREET, F° R
Manager, Mr. W. R. Copeland,ls,Great Charlotte-street. _Bets LIVERPOOL, the Palace of cheap Amusements, OPEN
EXTRAORDIN ARY NOVELTY AND-TALENT FOR THE EVERY EVENING, 'with a continual change of Vocal, In- .
HOLIDAYS. strumental, Gymnastic, Choregraphic, Calisthenic, Comique,
HUTTON, R'
Tiers EVENING (Tuesday), the 26th inbt., the above Theatre i
Eccentric. Characterietique, and numberless Entertainments.
Will OPEN' for a Short Simeon, with -the world-renowned i Proprietor. Mr. HEATH. Five-per Cent. Discount for Cash Paym
Clown antrjester, WALLETT, and'the
WONDERS OF THE MAGIC RING ; 'LIVERPOOL GRAND POULTRY SHOW,
(AFhfoorSrourt
Or, DRAWING-ROOM CIRCUS, in which will he introduced all -A-4
gilli few
kO, daysio wLi.en:al
gy_
ei
that is Good, Chaste, Elegant, and Classical in the Equestrian COAIMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. C
HRiTs:i tNi nGSg , LTiovrelVir pa o
Art. EDWD. J. Lowe, LAURENCE PEEL,
H A Persons
D eVRIi
The nettle Stud of VARIEGATED HORSES and Troupe of GILBERT W. Moss, I WM. C. WoretAte.
KEEPING by Single or Double Entry, by nest
Matchless FAIRY PONIES will be introduced, and show The SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION' Will be held at
-Messre. LUCAS nend CO.'S REPOSITORY, Great Char-
their dorility, wonderful training, and the wonders that may
be achieved by perseverance and knowledge. lotte-strect, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, IlTid FRIDAY. the 'MESSRS. THOMPSO:N
The •comy will consist of celebrate" ques- 17th, 18th, and 19th of January. Entries close on Saturday, 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
trian Artistes selected from the p the-mostrincipal arenas of En gland, !'the 23rd of December. EsTABLISIIED HEAD TEACHERS IN LIVEMI,
France, and America. II Prize Lists and Certificates of Entry may be obtained on
Mr. \V. It. COPELAND, in addition to the Equestrian Per- s" application to
forinances, under the direction of Mr. WALLETT, has the BRAITHWAITE POOLE, Jun., Hon. Sec. 5 T:k MP I N G for BR AIDES
Pleasure of announcing that, afters lengthened negotiation I Office, Lancaster-buildings. EMBROIDErx,
on the-subject, he has succeeded en prevailing 0:1 WILLIAM -LADIES' CHARITY. And every requisite for the LADIES' WORK
Coonu, Esq., Proprietor of fietlers Royal Amphitheatre, ON SALE, •
London, to allow his
, WONDROUS PERFORMING ELEPHANTS!! Mits. FLETCHER, LADY PATRONESS. AT MRS. TWEDDLE'S,
THOS.' LITTLEDALE, ESQ., PRESIDENT. Ns-0 . 1 1 AN D 13, LEECE-STRE
`e aPpear fora Limited Number of Nights, during the Alsoeall the 'Materials, with choice Patterns
_
Christmas Vacation, at this Establishment. To provide this
FORTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY. Vases:and Figures, for a perfectly New and
extrturdinary Treat for the Holiday Visitors, the Manager
has n . The ANNUAL BALL, for the BENEFIT of this INSTITU- kind of, Ladies' Work, called " POTI CHU
not
only to incur a very expensive outlay in the engaee-
TION will be held, by. permission of the Worshipful the which-there is now quite a mania among th
bent, but is obliged to mann:ft Mr. William Cooke that, Paris.
during their stay in I "ger 01, he will be responsible for , Mayor and Town Council, at the TOWN-lIALL, 011 N.VEDNES-
the eare of the e ev DAY, the 27th instant. Very choice Selections in BEADS and BEAI
. extraer sn .
Acrobatic Performances been honoured. with Royal ! Tickets, tOseeech, Refreshments included, may be had of
:I'l'c:try Animals, whose incredible
haveLADY PATRONESS • the PRE.IDENT •at the Institution,
,
Commend in London, and whose eppearance in Paris, Berlin, : the _ , - - • ,
B b,Duke-street • and at the MUSIC-S-110PS, and other usual
"eels and other orincipal continental cities, , 115, Du _ ,
hss ,_ .. Hamburg, _
the most astonish- - Places. RACING PAPTR
inbeen hailed by the elite of Europe as 2_
The ever presented. . i The Doors will be open at Eight o'clock. Carriages to set
ie whole under the immediate direction of Mr. W.F. w -down and take up with the horses' beads facing Water-street. 60 X 40, Yellow or Blue Shade 12s. 6d.}
WALLp, ' 40 X 30, „
The TT* oPI
tiv first GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE will lie ' (APENeING BALL AT "TIIE NEW
e 40 X 30, new improved, stouter .
• " To It w (Wednesday), the 27th instant, and The
:.,v,,-„..,..._ . ORRO WHATMeeN (Turkey Mill) DRAWING P• APER!
7, ir ASSE7,IBLY-ROOMS, 81, RENSHAW.STREET. I CLOTH, TRACING LINEN & &c., Al(:ieen--"ND on FRIDAY next, theinth instant, commencing al ; . c.,
• -4- no o'c!oek. Messrs. PALMER respectfully announce that their BALL DRAes ING PENCILS.
The Door!a will be opened at Half -past .
ot Six. The Gates of
is appointed to take place on TosSDAY next, the 2:1 January.
the Arena thrown open t Seven,*for ineacs Tickets may he had at Mr. Snerrst's Music-warehouse; "7-17-13 -- 0 R G-E J. ,POOtRE,
GRAND EQU ATTU AN PERFOErel'nnalst of 1 Messrs, ROCZLIFF'S, Booksellers; Mr. KEET'S, opposite the LITHOGRAPHER AND WHOLESALE STS
Rooms; ornt their Residence, 34, NVilton-street. 42, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
-ROYAL PARK THEATRE, PARLIAMENT- I ---- ----
-PVERVON CHURCH MISSIONARY
Thep STREET, NEAR ST. JAMES'S MARKET.
~ I ..11_:4 SOCIETY.—The ANNUAL SALE of FANCY and FOR 'BEST LANCASHIRE .STEA]
ANTOMI el El the PANTOMIME ! the PANTOMI q • 1
Mr. R. ,_, t et`t , USEFUL ARTICLES will take place in the EVERTON and ,
. _ ED -AR bees to inform his numerous Patrons and i •APPLY TO
the rtiblic generally, that he at a very considera . bit ese- ' e on WEDNESDAY
KIRKDALE SCHOOL, EvERTON VALLEY, • . ,
nense, mule arrangements has,E
1' enuestney, and FRIDAY, in Christmas week, commencing W. AND H. LAIRD,
the TI
with E. T. Smith, Esq., Lessee of 1 each day at Ten o'cl ick. Articles for the sale will be thank-
teatre-Royal, Drury-aarie. for the production of the most I fully
s received by Mrs. JAMES AWREXCE, ,
lIECeSSfnI Pantomime ever broustht before the Pnblic. with 'Airs. Wet-venue% Everton-road ; and by Miss eltsirenAN, 1
thell, new _ and , appropriate title of THE, FOUNTAIN O'F • Everton and Kirkdale School, Everton Valley;* or by Mrs. !
II e
" na-LTII AN D KING HUMMING-TOP !or HARLEQUINIs 11 T L E S 4)
THOM sop:, at tie Evertor National School, Mill-lane.
AND THE WORLD ( OF TOYS. Introductory Opening and N.I3P—No-charge for admission. . TURTLE STEAKS,
Closing Scenes written hy the author of "Ye Siege of Liver- • TURTLE
Dole " o
II •
, Ormshead the Great:" &e. The Story of " Kinr, AT
,
humming-tor by E. Blanchard, Es author of "H 1 -.- I '-INTEPPOOL ART-UNION AND 18:55.
Hari equrn i • k 31ORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DINING
Hudihras" &c. The eo New'by -.4 The DRAWING of the LIVERPOOL ART-UNION
Crawford, reeons Scenery, Messrs. . LANCASTER-BUILDINGS,
It is
T. Fraser, Liver, M'Connell, and numerous assist- will take place on TUESDAY next, the 241 of January. TITHEBARN-STREET, LIVERPOt
ants; the extensive Machinery and complicated Tricks, by R. based on the following regulations :—That the whole of the
Cody and assistant carpenters ; the Properties and other Be- •Funis be returned to the Sobscribers in El CTURE PRIZES, .
, torative Appliances, by Mr. E. Creston, ela.stsr Liver, Mr_ -subject to their own seleclion, save what may be required to CHR-
3STMAS PRESENTS .AN
T. Bailey, &c__,-s the magnifieeneCosturnes. by Mr. and Mrs. defray she most economical expenses. Snliscriptions, One YEAR'S GIFTS.
Brown, Mr. West, &c. ; the Comical. Physiognomical, Ex- Guinea Path, received by the Committee, at usual, or at the GEORGE DUFFEY, of the Oyster-rooms, 7
eggerations and Eccentricities, designed and modelled by the -Exhibition Rooms, Postoffice- place. street, Two Doors from Church-street, Liver;
Celebrated. Dick winkyn, and forwarded by E. T. Smith, Esq... Amount expended last year in Pictures.... .527 2s. Od. selling his
Tees See of the Theatre-Royal. nrury-lane ; Pyrotee.hnic Artist., Expenses of Advertisements and Printing.. .e 24 14s. Ild. I BEST LONDON NATIVES AT SIX SHILL]
air. A. Lawrence, 23, Greenland-street; the Overture and
eMusts, composed and selected by Mr. Hayward ; the Dioramic T and IRISH OYSTERS, of a superior quanta,
le,ltisie Trips, and Comic Airs, selected and arranged by Mr. rrHE SIXTH AND MASONIC BALL for SHILLINGS per Barrel, each one containing-Si
Ilene ; the grand Ballet, Boys' and Girls' Quadrilles, &C., 1 the eneetern-Division of the County of Lancaster (to orders punctually intended to.
arranged by Signor Guarrine ; the Opening produced under which the Public will be :Omitted), will he held in theTOWN- i -
the annerintendence of Mr. Johu Campbell; the Comic Scenes HALL, 'LIVERPOOL, by permission of his Worship the CHRISTMAS.—WINES and SPIR,
nneented, arranged, and produced under the direction of Mr. Mayer and Council, on TUESDAY, tbee9lll day of January, finest quality Imported, for Private Fami
It. Dewliurst.sBss, the Proceeds to be applied in Aid of the Funds of the Lion, may be had in Pints Q , marts, Half Gall
During the Christmas Holidays. the New PANTOMIME West Lancashire Masonic Institution for the-Education anti • and upwards. Allsopp's Pale, Scoich, Irisl
Every,., Evening, with the most powerful Harleq ninade and Advancement in Life of Children of Distressed Freemasons. London and Roblin Extra Si outs •'•
at
matured itt Bo
neninerons Company in Liverpool. Harlequin. Sig. Guarrino: PATRONESSES. ! diate use. :Genuine Scheidain, in I-don. cases.
pantaloon,
Mad. Rose; Clown, by the inimitable Dewhurst ; The Countess of Zealand.
nanteloon, Mr. Frost; Sprite, Master Fraser. Remember the Tie Countess of Yarboro•igh.
NI PARK PANTOMIME! The- Viscountess Combermere. T. F. AS HE,
FAMILY AVIN F. A e D SPIRIT el ERCE
magnificent Scenery— Gorgeous Appointments—Artistes of . The fletleitrnble Mrs. Wellington Cotton. ,
Iten-known talent—the Bgys' own 'Pantomime—the Drury- The Lady Williams Wynn. 47, SOUTH CASTLE-S 7 REIST.
lane Pantomime. PATRONS. • Export Bottling Stores—l 3 and 15, ATHERTC
Private Boxes, 2s ; Boxes, is. ; Pit, 6d.; Gallery, 3d. The Rielit-Honourable the Earl of ZeflandeGrand Master of ,
-nee • England, . I CHRISTMAS HAMPERS, 1854
PHILHARMONIC-HALL. The Right Honourable the Earl of Yarborough,Deputy Gra )d
Master of En lard. ee—
HENRY HAYES and CO. have pre
The Right •Honeurable 1.-rd Viscount Consberniere, Prov. -
THOMAS'S SHILLING CONCERTS, Grand Master, Cheshire.
COIMENCING NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1855. Le Gendre Nicholas Starkie, Esq., Prov. Grand Master, West usual selection of
M
Lancashire.
InWINE AND SPIRIT HAMPER
announcing the Third Season of his SHILLING CON- Sir Welkin Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P., Prov. Grand Master,
nee
se°sTS, Mr. Edward W. Thomas has much sstisfacoon in Shropshire. I
drawing attention to the list of Artistes, whose valuable HeuryChas.Vernon, F.sq. Prov. Grand ef aster,Worcestershire. in assorted paeleages, and which can be oh
services lie has secured. Added to the old favourites, there The Rev. Gilmour Robinson, Deputy Prov. Grand Master,
re some new to a Liverpool prelic, and Mr. Thomas assures West Lancashire. • ONE GUINEA EACH,
. season
Patrons that the liberal encouragement sitcom to him last Richard .larneseepiers. Esq., Grand Sward Bearer.
o has acted as en incentive to nreater exertions on his Stephen Blair,'Esq., M.P., Deputy Prow. Grand Master, East from their Establishments, 42, CHURCH-I
tern ritalo preserve their good opinion. The Penni has been ma- Lancashire.
iIY strengthened, and will be complete in every depart- J. Finchett Maddock, Esq., Deputy Prov. Grand einster, LIVERPOOL,
linellt. PRINCIPAL iNSTRUMENTALISTS;
Cheshire.
First Violin
i Second ' • Mr. H. Blagrove. The Rev. E. H. Dymock, Deputy Prov. Grand Master, 4, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTE
-
„. Violin.... Mr. Zerbinie Clarionet .. ~.. Mr. Lazarus.
'• lola
Violoncello
Mr. Battens. Bassoon Mr. Cbisholin.
.. elessrs.Lidel and Cornet.. ' Mr.G A.W.Phillinps. Shropshire.
Lientenant•ColorseleGeorge Augustus Vernon, P. PrerreCnnite And CORONATJGN-WALK, SOUTH]
Haddock. Horn Sir. Wicket. Senior Wardere•Flaffordshire.
Double B • Matthew •E P Prov. Grand Senior Warden, East 42, Church-street,
Baas... MessrS.Sanders,Trinnone Mr. Ilawkes.
and Wand.lOpheeleide.... Mr. -Rochester. Lancashire. Liverpool,
Flute
, Mr. Percival:Harp. Mr. Stremther. Joseph Perrin, Esq., Prov. Grand
flageolet Christman -1554.
,
Oboe e .... Mr. Greenwood.lConcertina.. Mr. R. Blagrove cashire.-
Senior Werden
Mr. Jennings. Pianist._ Mr. H. If. It •
. ogers. G. Crawford Antrolens, .Esq., Prov. Grand ,
VOCALIST Miss Ransford. Cheshire. CHINA, GLASS,7AND EARTH]
v-s CONDOC;TOR Thomas Littletiale, leesq„Prov. Grand Junior Warden, West
During Mr. Edward W. Thomas. Ns/ FAMILY FURNISHING WARF,EIOI
Or the season win he nroducee Lancashire. 122, BOLD-STREF7'
lion from "LE PROPIIETE " -, an entirely new Selec- Albert H. Ito 41 E 'P ov. Grand Junior Warden, East
y s, Esq., r • The Stock at this Establish ••
•
Concerts. , arranged expressly for these meta has been r
,• Lancashire. -selected, to suit the requirements of a first
Selection' of new DANCE MUSIC, by the most The Honourable Major Wellington Cotton, Prov.' Grand
--- v popular ;Ira le, consequently, all inferior goods are caret
composers, incleding efontaigises '' Star of the Junior Warden, Cheshire.
est" Waltz A very large addition has just been completes
PS
Boschses MUSKAT., VOYAGE ROUND T . William Conrtenay Cruttenden, Esq., Prose Grand Registrar,
HE WORL , TEA SERVICES,
which created such an extraordinary seusatio . 1)-
Cheshire. BREAKFAST eIeRVICES,
(laced in London. sense? ion when pro- Sir Joshua Walmsley, Knt., Ne.P.
tbiIDESSERT SERVICES,
The Profitsof William Henry gloss. Este
~ Ose Night's Performance, in the DINNER SERVICES,
course,of COMMITTEE.
the Series, wilt be , devoted to the PATRIOTIC FUND f AlLengaged front the first makers, and priced t
Which due notice ' ' . , o Arthur Henderson, Esq., Chairman.
will be given. preference from a discerning pnrcha-seg*.
11,- A DAY
during PERFORMANCE will Le given every SATURDAY Charles Verelst, Esele 1 Vice-Chairmen.
Horace S. Alpass, ling.., • O'DONNELL'S, 122, BOLD-STR:
o°' the Series, commencing at Two o'clock.
Tickets • J. J. 13annillg, Esq., Treasurer.
el; „, may he had at the PHILHARMONIC-OFFICE F
eellange- "x- The President, Vice-Presidents, and Trustees of the Institu- INVITATION.
it stoors. court, Exchange-street East, and money taken at the :ion, the Grand Officers of this Province and Cheshire, the -El L. HAUSBURG has much plea
Body and Gallery, Is.; Boxes, 2s.
.-___ Masters, Past Masters, and Wardens of all Lodges in West
_______
Lancashire and Cheshire. sjU se del an invitation to his Friends I
OP
O T generally to inspect his recent importations of
t 0 1 PHILHARMONIC-HALL. Tickets, in, luding Refresements, 10$. 6d. each. FREIGN MANUFACIII
NTo be obtained from Mr. WALMSLEY, 50, Lord-street ; Mr. And the very extensive Collection
e a
re' HANSHILLI DEL'S G ORATORIOS.
"MESSIAH" T. WARBURTON, Exchange News-room ; Mr. W. J. HAM- THE Plie WUCTIONS OF • THIS, COGO
mosses), Lord-street; Mr. GEORGE AO•DISON, 132, Church-
which he has just added to his already so imp
Will be performed street, Preston; Messrs. PRICHARD send ROBERTS, Bridge-
„en THIS DA 1" (Tuesday), the 2Ctli Instant. street-row, Chester; the Masters of the different Lodges; or acid he may moisture to assert, that upon no pre
Admission, ONE SHILLING.has he offered a more valuable assortment to pi
(kgnee. ~,, , HIRSTof-the Honorary Secretary, at the Committee-rooms. F. L. H. begs to state, teat whether the objet
-a ---.....“ar. ~..EO. I Conductor.... 'Mr. SUDLOsS'. it is; articularly requested that all parties attending the may accept the invitation be to make •1 • pui•en
CHORUS OF TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS, ball will sign the r names in fall on their tickets, prior to wise, they may feel assured of the same polite 1
T' Steles and Gallery, le, ; Boxes, 2s. presenting them at the Town-hall. It is also requested that -
ickets to be had• at the Office of the Society, Exchange- the brethren appear in the full masonic dress clothing of their F. L. HAUSBURG
court., Exehange-street East. ►rank and office. '
24, CHURCH-STREET.
Bro. 0. A. Wielopckki Phillips' Quadrille Band will be in
SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, atTi
tend ance.
le Doors
will b e opened at Half-past Eight o'clock; TO MOTHERS,—HORSFALL'I
A p LIVERPOOL. HORATIO CAM BELL, Hon. Sec. RUSKS for INFANTS' FOOD,
- RELIMINIRY PUBLIC REHEARSAL OF A SELEC- Committee-room, George
Hotel, Dale-street, Mi. per Pound.
' TION FROM Liverpool, 15th Dec., 1854. Strongly recommended by the Facts
TH B "3IES S I A H," To be had only from SOWN HORSFALL, CO:
_4- will take place at the LIVERPOOL Church-sheet, Liverpool.
_. _ •

INSPECTION all the

GOLu
nitESS uArs

S. It A-
STREEI

STREET,

BEAVER AND FELT BONNETS AND HATS,

IN WHITE AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLOUR
SPANISH HATS, SILK VELVET CAPS, &c.,

N.B.—Agent to the 'Hope Mutual Life Assurance

ATHERTON-

YES and CO. have prepare.

WINE AND SPIRIT HAMPERS.

4, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER,

has just been complete(
ERVICEB.,_

TO MOTHERS,—HOItSFALL'S cf
RUSKS for INFANTS' FOOD.

_
MI per Pouna.
Strongly recommended by the Faculty
To be bad only from Jot/N*7 HORSFALL,

will take r
COLLEGIATE INSTI
The
TIM VNING (Tqescl
Chorus w E
ill E
consist
-unto, Fifteen Boys' D
num

ins ant,

GOVERNESSES' INSTITU

Sixty F

C RONS TAD

31, RODNEY•STREET

Croniiadt I thy embattle
Well may test the marine

TWO HUNDRED F

•cliestra wi

GRATIS ! GR
Seventy. fourth thousand

H GRATIS ! ! !
ry Edition. Se

PRINCIPAL YOC

all Booksellers, price
VERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR"; a pc
Guide to Health, addressed to the Young, the 0
Grave, the Gay. By a PHYSICIAN.
" Admirably adapted to enlighten the public mind in
cies of knowledge in whir] every individual is concern

one Ma

Fashion, then, her throne must I
It is—W. HITECHAPEL, 4 and 6

sTS,

C K ,

has now ready his Fashionrible WINTER STOCK for the
Season. Being himself the Manufacturer of every Article
offered to the Public at his Establishment, he can confidently

,ance, , , wness of price.
.ST.B.—Foreign Skins made up to order, and bought and sold
• -

J. -NODDER

!AP MANUFACTURER;

timates to the Nobility and Gentry of Liver-

!st and most Tasteful Fashions, are now Read

SAMUEL QUIL.AIA M
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- - tt, AND WATCH MANUFACTURER,
22, ELLIOT-STREET.
Parties wishing to purchase First-class Goods in the above
line, will find them equal to any that are made.
22, ELLIOT-STREET, NEAR ST. JOHN'S MARKET.

OMF OR T AND ECONOMY

WHITEMAN'S
BRUNSWICK HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
CLAYTON-SQUARE,
IN THE CENTRE OF LIVERPOOL, NEAR THE NORTHWESTER
STATION AND-ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
BED AND IREAKFAST 2s. v

MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DINING-ROOMS.
LANCASTER-BUILDINGS,
HEBARN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

ND NEW

79, Hanover-
vol, is now

TIVES AT SIX SHILLINGS PER
BARREL,

and IRISH OYSTERS, of a auperior quality, for FIVE
SHILLINGS per Barrel, each one containing-Six Score. All
"lict 'tender

WINES and SPIPdTs, of the

finest quality Imported, for Private Family Consump-
tion, may be had in Pints, Qmarts, Half Gallons, Gallons,
Allsopp's Pal Scotch, Irish, and o her Ales.
'lin Extra it. matured in Bottle for imme-

ADMIRALTY CERTIFICATE GIVEN, IF REQUIRED

.ges, and which can be obtained at

2, CHURCH-STREET,

CHINA, GLASS,IAND EARTHENWARE
FAMILY FURNISFUNG .WARF,HpLISE,

122, BOLD-STREET.
The Stock at this Establishment has been most carefully
elected, to suit the requirements of a first-class Family

DESSERT SERVICES,
DINNER SERVICE-',
All.engaged from the first makers, avid priced to command
prelGrence from a discerning pnrchageg*.
O'DONNELL'S, 122, BOIA)-STREET.

-L1 14. HAUSBURG has much pleasure in ten-
ju dering an invitation to his Friends and the Public
generally to inspect his recent_importations of

And the very extensive Collection of
THE PR( /DUCTIONS OF • THIS, COUNTRY,
which he has just added to his already so imporunt Stock;
and he may venture to assert, that upon no previous occasion
has he offered a more vaiwthle assortment to public notice.

oegs to s to, . onject of loose wn,
may accept the imitation be to make purchases or other
wise, they may feel assured of the same polite recero;--

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