The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-28 00:00:00

VOL. vIL—No.. 2,282 . REGISTERED FOR
&BROAD.TRANsMissioN

Amustnytnts.

lIENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETIE AND EQUES-
TRIAN PALACE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Open every Evening, at a Quarter to Seven o'clock, com-
mencing at a Quarter past.

TRIUMPHANT AND GLORIOUS SVCCESS Tot lAEA
EQUESTRIAN PANTOMIME 'ER PRODMED:
• , ,
GRAND,, tat MIN,-kTED, DAY . ,REPRESENTATION,
, art,IDAY); THE 28rit INSTANT,
and FOLLOWING, DAYS., at a Quarter pad Vvo.6'elock, the
gorgeouS, PANTOMIME, (pfoduCed under the entire direction
of Mr. Charles Hengler). entitled
HARLEQUIN VALENTINE AND ORSON ;
OR, THE GREEN KNIGHT AND THE FOREST FAY,
With classical scenes by the' Star Company of Equestrians,
likewise the Renowned Tight Rope Art.ste
JOHN MILTON lIENGLEE.

THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), THE 28TH INSTANT,
. • Grand Routine of Equestrianism. " ' '
JOHN H. COOKE' and- DAVIS RICHARDS.
'Art!stic skill by the BROTHERS CARLO.
Combination of talent,' the whole of the STAR. COMPANY,
Male and Female, with the inirth-stirrinr, Clowns,
i
WATSON, 8188, FRANK, ;'rinerLARRE.
Conclu'dih# vet. Ev'eolq; until ftirt It er..ilollr.e, *Ali the
Elitiebrian toiliie. piliiipmnii6 HA SLE VIN, VALENTINE
AND ORSON ; or, the Green Knight and the Forest Fay.
Coittl, Dresses, Transformations, Appointments, &c., Bre.;
appertaining to this Immerous, .production, embracing the
whole resources of, this establishment. '
CHARACTERS IN THE OPENING.
The Green Knight John Henry Cooke.
His Attendants by several SprigS of the Ever Green.'
King Pippin , Mr. Chas. Hengler.
Valentine Mr. J. M. Hengler.
Hugo, his 'Equerry • Mr. Franki.
.." The Princess :Eglentine (King ~ . ,
. •
Pippin's Daughter) Mrs. Johnson. ,
' -Attendants by the Company.• • • . .

REGIONta 01,131,1,S :TRAIL THE VAI ItY GROVE.
TheTairy Green, and Fairest of the Fair (rho WM enter the
Arena in her bettutintl Chariot or Gtild, draWn by Steeds or

Ile uty). Mrs. Charles Iltngltr.
Attendant Pays by the Ladies of the tlanet and Assistants.

7 TITE ENCHANTED GLEN.
The Black hear Little Bibb.
Orson , • rclix ReVeiti.
Pellaon Sprites, Sr.d.., &c.
GRAN/3 TRANSI?ORMATION OF dRARACTEIig,
Harleiluin • , ‘ Mons. Pl'ge.
tolumbine Mad'lle Florette.
Pantaloon Mr. J. Franks.
Clown Charley Bibb.
Sprites The Brothers Carlo.
Terminating with a grand Tableaux, Britannia's. Car of Peace,
Unity and Plenty • or, the Golden Bugle of the Muse.
Grand and Imposing Finale.

Prices of Admission :—Stalls, 3s. ; Nxes, 2s. ; Pit and
Promenade, ls.l Gallery, 6d. Half-price to Stalls and Boxes
only at a Quarter to Nine o'clock, concluding' about Ten.
' Proprietor and Manager, MR. CHARLES HENGLER.

'‘THE LoNDoN,"

CLAYTON-SQUARE,

IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

LANGLEY'S LUNCHEON & DINING- ROOMS,
4, YORK-BUILDINGS, SWEETING-STREET,

(NFATI TIM ROYAL BANK).
OBSKRVE I--This Establishment continues to supply excellent
DlNNERS,.witkout Ale, lid.; with a Glass of Allsopp's Ale
or Barclay's Stout, lad. No waiter's fee or extra charge for
vegetables or bread. Choke Foreign WINES, Allsopp's ALES,
Barclay's STOUT. TEA and COFFEE.

THE MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS,
CAFE, AND WINE ROOM,
ZITIIRBARN STREET.

R. MORRISH has much pleasure in informing
the Mertlvints. Brokers, and other gentlemtri fte.
quenting 'Change and its vicinity,- that he has ItlsT COM-
PLETED several ALTERATIONS in his ESTABLISHMENT,
having for their object the greater comfort and convenience
of his guests t one of these, the Vt.iirmariew has received
special and scientific attention, an'i is now perfect.
The CUISINE has br en placed under the direction of a Chef
whose high competenty is guaranteed by many years' service
in the like capacity with the Messrs. Staple's, at the Albion
Hotel, London, and by a previous long experience with the
celebrated Gunter's. Th's .eunerior management has been
secured with, the view of rendering the Department in all
respects unexceptionable, and will also enable Mr. Morrish
to supply
PUBLIC DINNERS, BALL SUPPERS, WEDDING
BREAKFASTS,
_ _ _

And Entertainments of this class generally, in a STYLE EQUAL
TO THE MOST RENOWNED LONDON HOUSES.
_ .

The great extent to which Gentlemen engaged in business
in the Metr.mplis avail themselves
.of the several Wine Itoonis
of the City has induced Mr. Morrish to anticipate a similar
want in Liverpool, and he has NOW OPENED a WINE
ROOM, so arranged by divisions as to afford p trties retiring
there the privacy of separate rooms: here also hoe g(ntle-
men who desire to enjoy their Wine and DesserOafter Dining
will find the most complete accommodation.
The WINES supplied are of the finest quality and choicest
vintages, at very moderate charges, in consideration of the
Reduction effected by the New Tariff. On the same floor is
the Smoking Room, the attractions of -which have been much
enhanced, and the ventilation successfully accamp!ished.
The 'VINE, SMOKING, and DINING-ROOMS and CAFE
can NOW BE ENTERED from TITHERARN-SI'REET,
LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, and GEORGE-STREET, there being
a direct Passage from tkelatter thoroughfare to the Exchange.

public Itotirts,

T IVERPOOL MARINE SOCIETY.—NOTICE Is
j HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING will be held at the Office df the Society, 48,
CastleLstrent, on Tuesday Next, Ist January, 1861. at One
o'clock, Afternoon. Members are. particularly re4uested to
Attenff M
. . , SAUEL MOSS, Secretary.
December, 1860.

. . .
ripRINITY. AXNE,-ST.TIEET, DAY
AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS:—bn scrisdiAynexi, the 30th
instaiit, . TWO SERMONS will be , preached in the above
Church, that in the Morning, he the Rey. C.V. PIZ EY, 8.A.,
and that in the Evening by the Bight Rey. the LORD BISHOP
OF MAURITIUS; and on WEDNESDAY EVENING, lan.
9th, a SERMON will be preached by the Rev.. J. C. M.
BELLEW, S.O .L., Minister :if St. Mark's, Marylebone, London.
After each Sermon a Collection will be *tide in aid of the
above Schools. Divine Service will commence on Sunday
Morning at a Quarter before Eleven, and in the Evening at
Half-past Six o'clock ; and on Wednesday Evening at Seven
o'clock.
ART U

NION

THE LI

VERPO W.

PRIZES;

ACAT:
DRAWN SAT'
Price. No.
£5 11332
5 12172
5 12972
25 14916
5 15073
10 15363
10 16494
5 16682
5 16717
5 16748
10 17087
5 17105
5 1735!

Price. No.
£lO
25
10' 1045
19
5
5
100
5
20
10
- 35
5
5

'CRDAY DEC.
Price. No.
L 5 17474
5 17952
20 17992
5 lBO5B
10 18516
10 19412
5 90009
20 '20443
20 207 3
30 20918
5 20973
20 21421
40 .
11. B. ROBERT,

2, 1960.

I"rsce. No.
£5 22751

20 23374
5 • 23487
5 24332
5 24744
5 24782
, 10 ...., 24798
5 24848
50 24915
5 25740
5 - - 27997
5 28916
40 33488
!S, Hon. Sec.

. • 11111LIC lOTICE. li
, •
A GOLD WATCH-, a GOLD CHAIN, a SILVER
, .
T,
WATCH. a PLATED SILVIIt EA SERVICE add a
ADIPS WORK BOX, to be ,`GIVEN AWAt A ROUT-
LEDGE'S FaniilY Groce-y Ektahhslidieri It, LeindOtt-idad,
near St. George'B-,hall. CnbtomerS purchasing gbbds, to the
arndunt of 6A. Will be Pre'fiented With a ticket entitling them to
a chance to any df the aboVe-nanied articles, which are naii
on view, in his shop Window. bbseii,e : John Houtledge,
Family Tea and. Coffee Dealer, General Grocer, French and
Italian Warehmlseman, 16, London-road, Liverpool. The
Drawing will take place the last week in January, 1861.