The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-25 00:00:00

Aturisemtuts.

WILJA-LB-A FRIKELL
THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, at Two o'clock,
TO-NIGHT, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
And EVERY EVENING next Week.
AT THE THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
MOST POSITIVELY FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.

IMMEN::Ii SUCCESS OF.THE NEW TRICKS.
• PROFESSOR AVILJALRA.• FRIKELL,
Appointed Physician to their Majesties the Emperor and Em-
press of Russia, has the honour to announce that he will
appear at the Theatre-Royal,
This Afternoon (Saturday), the.2sth instant, at Two o'clock,
and To-night, at Eight o'clock,
in his New and Popular Entertainment in
• PHYSICAL AND NATURAL MAGIC,
Performed without the aid of Apparatus, entitled,
TWO HOURS OF ILLUSIONS,
As performed, by command, before her Most Gracious Majesty
the Queen and Court, at Wnidsor Castle, and upwards of 600
Nights in London.
The performances will be selected from the following pro-
gramme i-The Indian Conversation Game. Diabolical' Doings.
The Mysterious Flight. The • Hidden Treasure. What does
her Majesty the Queen think? Time in a Fix. The Oracle.
The Modern Milliner. Grandma. una's Present. • The Lost
Head. A Bottle from the Lower Regions. Something out of
Nothing. The Recovered Sugar Plum. The Children's De-
light. The Murdered Child in the Basket. Faust's Magic
Head. The Mystery of Mysteries. The Eruption of Vesuvius.
The Hidde, Flower. The Duel. The Slave's Chain. The
Transposed Heads: The Concert of the Spirits (Ghosts' Con-
cert). The Realms of Neptune. A Bouquet for the'Ball. The
Apparition. -
PROFESSOR FRIKF,LL FLIES FROM THE STAGE TO
THE GALLERY.
If you give your Finger you must give your Hand. The
Enchanted Veil. The Undaunted. The Shower (or Cloud).
The Golden Rain of the Danaides. The Secret Dispatch. The
Sleeper agreeably Awakened. Aladdin's Magic Lamp.
Wiljalba Frikell's Souvenir. The Glory of the Indian Army:
The Bewitched Rose. The Man that knOws Everything. The
New California. A Living Apparition from the Lower
Regions. The Diabolical Fiddle. Zoroaster's Fire. The Ex-
plosion on all sides. Now don't you know what the time is ?
The Alliance in Danger. Our New Performer. The Little
Diavolo. The Dttncers. You shall and must Laugh. The
Birth-day Feast. The Wonderful Experiment.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE THIS AFTERNOON (SA-
TURDAY), at Two p.m.; TO-NIGHT, at Eight p.m.
THE PERFORMANCE WILL BE VARIED EVERY
EVENING,
and during the series Professor FRIKELL will introduce several
NEW TRICKS.
Evening Performances to commence at Eight o'clock.
The Last Afternoon Performance will be given on Saturday
next at Two o'clock p.m.
Doors open Half an Hour before each Performance.

Dress Circle, 35.; Upper Boxes, 2s. ; Pit. IF!. ; Gallery, 6d.
Private Boxes. to hold four, El ls. ; to hold six, LI Ils.
Children and Schools, Half-price to Dress Circle and Upper
Boxes.
Private Boxes and Places may be obtained from Mr. Weston
at the Box-office of the Theatre.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT cuAßLorr E -STREET,
Proprietor, Mr...W.R. CorsLAND. . • •
Positively the Last Seven Nights of the Engagement of the
celebrated Spanish Danseuse,
DONA ISABEL CUBAS,
Whcse first appearance in London this season, at.the Royal
Lyceum, excited so great an impression ; and
DON JUAN XIMENES.

THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), the 25th instant,
ALL THAI' GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.
Stephen Plum Mr. J. C. Cowper.
Frederick Plum Mr. Neville.
Jasper Plum Mr. Blakely.
Toby
Martha Gibbs Miss Mitchell.
After which, the Spanish Dance,
LA FLEUIt D'ANDALUSIE,
By Dona,lsabel Cubas and Don Juan Ximenes.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY
John Grumley Mr. Worboys.
Mrs. Grumley " Moll. Power.
The National Dance, LA MALAQUENA.
• By Dona Isabel Cubas and .Don Juan Ximenes.
And THE RENDEZVOUS.

On Monday,---THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
(Terminating with the Fourth Act.)
Blaylock Mr. Cowper.
Antonio Mr. Lunt.
' Bassani° ' • Mr. Neville.
Portia Miss Mitchell.
.Nerissa Mrs. Power.

LA MALAQUENA.
By Dona Isabel Cubas and Don Juan Ximenes.
LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS.
Mr. Golightly Mr. Worbo7,-s.

ARAGONESE Y GALLEGOS,
In which La lota will be Danced by Miss. Bramah, Miss
M'Giaty, and the Corps de Ballet.
LA GALLEGADA
33Y Dona Isabel Cubas and Don Juan Ximenes.
And THE WANDERING BOYS.
Paul
'Justin Miss Newton.
. ..
... Miss M. Newton.
Oa Tu"dav,---The New Comedy, NOTHING VENTURE,
NOTHING WIN.
The Marquis a -o The Chevalier de Launay, Mr. Cowper ;
igiteul, Mr. Neville ; The Countess Beau-
Villiers, Miss Laura. Gray. The SPANISH DANCERS. And
DOMESTIC ECONomt,
WednoidaY,--ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.
Stephen Plum, Mr. J. C. Cowper : Frederick Plum, Mr.
; Jasper Plum, Mr. Blakely; Toby, Mr. Worboys ;
Martha Gibbs.. Miss Mitchell ; Lady Valeria, Miss Edwards.
The SPANISH DANCERS. LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS.
The SPANISH DANCERS. And THE HAPPIEST DAY OF
MY LIFE.

On Tkursday,—NOTHlNG VENTURE, NOTHING WIN.
The SPANISH DANCERS. And THE WANDERING POTS-

On Friday,—For the BENEFIT of Dona ISAEEL CUBAS,
and the Last Night but One of her Engagement, —The Comedy
Pf THE JEALOUS WIFE, in Three Acts. Mr. Oakley, Mr.
El746;'lnrsable
whichlelLaMa ssa ettl! s andTIS Don ew
JuanSPX.AilNneinSeHs
will appear. ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS. And THE HAP-
PIEST DAY OF MY 'LIFE.
On Saturday,—THE CASTLE SPECTRE. Earl Osmond,
Mr. Cowper ; Hassan, Mr. Lunt ; Earl Percy, Mr. Neville ;
Motley, Mr. Worboys ; Angela, Miss Mitchell; Alice, Mrs.
Newton. The SPANISH DANCERS. The TWO GRE-
COMES. And THE WANDERING BOYS.

The popular and eccentric Comedian,
SIR WILLIAM DON, BART..
Accompanied by LAD Y D ON,
Will make their Appearance on Monday, March sth, being
Engaged for a Limited Number of Nights.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com-
mence at Seven o'clock pr.eisely.
Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s. • Mae Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit,
ls. ed.; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Bre. Boxes, 2s. ; Side
Boxes, Is. ed.; Pit, Is.
The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats
in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had 10-141, the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL

The Public is respectfully informed, that a

GRANDCONCERT

will be given in
ST. GEORGE'S HALL,
THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), FEARUARY 25,
to commence
AT A QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK,
on which occasion the

ENGLISH GLEE & MADRIGAL UNION,
consisting of the following celebrated Artistes,
will appear :
MISS BANKS. I MRS. LOCKEY:
MR. FOSTER, I MR. LOCKEY,
MR.•MONTEM SMITH,
MR. WINN, and MR. THOMAS.

The Programme selected for this Evening will be found to
contain a Selection of the
MOST POPULAR SONGS, DUETS, AND GLEES,
by the best Composers : viz.,
" The Queen of the Valley,"
"The Silver Swan,"
" Discord, Dire Sisters,"
Hatton's new Four-part Song,
•
" The IPoneicard Watch,"
Norah, the Pride of Kildare,"
Rticken!s Duet,
zi Tbe 4wallowi,"
Balfe's new Song,
" There is a name I never. breqthe,;l
Dibdin's tine old Song,
" The "Inchersmiths," 4c., 4.F.

N.B.—To commence at a Quarter before Eight o'Clock.

Gallery 6d.
'Body of the Ha 11... Is. I Reserved Seats
Holders of Tickets are Admitted at a Separate Entrance.

N.B.—All Music sung at these Concerts can be Purchased at
MESSRS. RIME & SON'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE,

57, CHURCH STREET.

aARIBALDI MUSIC HALL,
60, LIME-STREET.

THE EtErE EIl”r

Is RE-ENGAGED for a Limited NuMber of Evenings, prior
to his departure from this country. The Proprietor announces
to the public that the " Fire King " will appear This
(Saturday) Evening, and Following Evenings, at Nine
o'clock precisely, and will exhibit his most astonishing per-
formances in the midst of real fire, produced from upwards of
800 jets of gas, and spirits of 3 different colours. The " Fire
Nag is capable of entering the strongest fire, and rescuing
I+l)Ylperson'iropi y e Ira nes this exl.libition has only to be
witnessed to pitovetluft It 6 cairsaie life frbm the most deyonr7
ing furnace. The '4' Fire King" is ready 'to Challenge any
Person for £l,OOO to enter and remain in the fire solting
as he
does, without learning his secret. Ladies and Children may
attend without the slightest fear of damage or accident.
The CONCERT continues Every. Evening, in addition to the
" Fire King's" performance, consisting of Operatic Selections,
Instrumental Music, Comic, Irish, and Scotch Representations,
~,0110-NT is Engaged, and will cbm.
Pie ce ihe.:47tV instum. '
I • .1 I

Doors open at Seyeri; continence at nalf7past ; closing at
TNi"el.ve o!cibek. Danproper 'ltaracters not admitted.
6d. ; itOerved" Seats; I§. ;GailcrY, 3d. ; Private
43. Refres4misnits of every variety at Ingclertite prices.
_ _

E LAST SLEEP OF ARGYLE,"
THE;~ '-
AND
"THE LAST MOMENTS OF MONTROSE."

Messrs. THOS. AGNEW & SONS beg to announce that
they have

NOW ON VIEW
+40,. 9,79 two magnificent PICTURES, by
rAINTELI voVt 'rag, nOtaii O Loaps.

EXCHANGE FINE ART GALLERY/
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON CIIAMI3ERS,
EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL.
tts Admission by Card, or Gd. each Person.

ALBANY CONCERT HALL,
FPR-sTMP,T:

WATTORD AMETITc.tIi)

HAS A:RRIVED,

ALBANY CONCERT HALL,
LIME-STREET.

WALFORD (THE AMERICAN)
HAS ARRIVED.

p4ANT 9Q-I,NOBIIT ITALL,
" Tipfg-.§Tl}aq:

)Nr4FORD A3,141CA/!i)
• ' HAS ARRIYEIi. '

ALBANY HOTEL, LIME-STREET,
j, S. Pt6tict9F.
Bropc:etpr pegs regpeetfu ly to anßottnpe ttlat
4,!ATIGMIATTON 1)M-ER*4 fry >DSO tg ITTPRSPAT,
W,e Ist or MAW', Pinner the Tabi'e lialfrpast Four,m•
Tickets (including Wipea), lOs, &I• each, which may be
'Nailed on application at the Bar of the lintel.

ALBANY HOTEL, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
J. S. LOFTHOUSE, Proprietor.
ADMISSION FREE.:
This HOTEL, with CONCERT HALL, was OPENED on
begs
to return his sincere thanks to his Friends for their kind
Pport.
e"CC.',Eq$ OF THE REST comrA,Ny,
• %INS ,EirmA thrUCE AND MISPi •OOVRTNEX,'
I"(frOr&the PeoPle's Conceits, Olaskow4
MISS MARION'ADk WEBBE,
MR. HARLAND, the celebrated Tenor Singer,
•
MR. KILNER, Basso,
AND
MR. BLAMPHIN. the renowned Harpist,
who have established themelves popular favourites.
MR. KILNER, Professor of Music,
will preside at the Piano and Harmonium.
tR. WALFORD (THE AMERICAN VOCA:I4pT),
ida4 hie 4ppetrance on Monday last, and pept with Tclogt
tu'iaktre VeoePtion, in 11'4 'intin'itolo.' Valtq'taniineßt,
ir'ng of Negro Ml. (se'rious 60.mic),' Anecdotes,
tu'4l°gues, and Quaint Sayings, perforMing on a variety of
struments.
..;111°
o Proprietor will spare no expense in procuring the ser-
,l2cs f artistes of the highest talent.
The Couccrt.will commence at Half-past Seven punctually.
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.

LIVERPOOL TRADESMEN'S GRAND FANCY AND FULL
DRESS BALL.
--r- ADIES and GENTLEMEN attending the Ball
ILJ either in Full or Fancy Dress, are requested to describe
their Costume on the back of the card of admission.
HENRY DANSON, E 5 s
" Hon. Secs.
JOHN-G. JACOB, Esq.

THE LIVERPOOL TRADESMEN'S GRAND FANCY AND
FULL DRESS BALL.
NOTICE TO MASONIC BRETHREN.
(SIR,—Thomas George Hesketh, D.P.G.M. of West
Lancashire, has granted a Dispensation to enable such
o the Brethren as desire to be present at the above Ball to
appear in their Masonic Clothing.
THOMAS WYLIE,
Provincial Grand Secretary, West Lancashire.
Feb. 24, 1860.

CLAYTON HALL,

SECOND WEEK
OF THE

BROUSIL

FAMILY

who are now giving
A SERIES OF CONCERTS
in the above Hall,

COMMENCING EACH EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
and will be continued until further notice.

The Public will no doubt remember that it was in the Clayton
Hall this talented Family first had the honour
of Performing in:Liverpool.

MISS BLANCHE COLE,
A Young Lady of Ten Years of Age,
will make her first appearance and sing
" The Power of Love,"
"The Convent Cell,"
"A Hundred Pipers," and
" Comis' thro' the .Rye."
THE BROUS IL FAMILY
will give almost an
ENTIRELIY NEW SELECTION OF MUSIC,
besides many of their Old Favourites.

N.B.—There will be a GRAND MORNING CONCERT
THIS DAY (Saturday), the 25th instant, at Half-past Two
o'clock. _

Prices of Admission :
2s. 6d. Body of the Hall
Gallery
Tickets can be purchased and Places see•ired at
RIME & SON'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
57, CHERCII STREET.

Reserved Seats

TTENGLER'S CIRQUE,
DA.LE,STRgET, LIVET4POOL.
THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, FEB, 25TH.
Day Performance at • Two o'clock.
Evening Performance at Seven o'clock.
And first appearance this season of the following celebrated
Artistes : •
Mr. JOHN MILTON HENGLER, the renowned Tight Rope
Artiste.
Mr. JOHN HENDERSON, from the Imperial Cirques of St.
Petersburgh and Moscow.
Mad'lle JOSEPHINE, the great French Equestrienne, from
Astley's Royal Amphitheatre.
Mr. JIM FROWDE, the most eccentric and popular Clown of
the day.-

,Le day.-
Mr. HENQLER, being determined that no expense shall be
spared, as a crowning effort,
.to hring to a hrilliant close the
unprecedented success that has attended this Establishment,
has inade arrangements to give a Series of FAREWELL
EQUESTRIAN FETES, and for which he has engaged the
following first-class Artistes, *AI of whom • will appear on
MONDAY, FEB. 27th, and every Evening during the week :
Mr. JOHN MILTON HENGLER, the celebrated Tight Rope

Dancer.
Mr. JOHN HENDERSON, from the Imperial Cirques of St.

l'etersburgh and Moscow.
Mucl'lle JOSEPHINE, the * great French Equestrienne, from

Astley's Royal Amphitheatre.
Mr. JIM FROWDE, the, most eccentric and comic Clown of

the day.

Miss Emily Cooke, Madame Bridges, Miss Rosini Cooke,_
Mad'lle Maurquerite, Mr. A. Bridges, Mr. Footitt, Mr. Pear-
son, Mr. J. Clarke, Mr. I.logini and Family, Mons. Deyani4 and
Austia.

)r. fCO OK E and his Trouye QC DOGS and NIONKEY4.,
Y
'Among4 the n6y and. exciting. sceite, may 1;),e. mentioned an
elegant produetion' frOm the 'Freneh, for the. paipose Of in-
troducing the extraordinary artiste, Mons. DEV ANT, and
produced for the first time in England by Mr. J. liENDEItt
SON, entitled
LE MONSTRE; OR, APIC NIC IN THE BOIS DE