The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-07 00:00:00

The local direction of the arrangements has been kindly
'undertaken by Mr. C. MILLWARD, to whom all.Communica-
lions"can be addressed through the Office of the Daily Times,
-3, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
A Programme of the Entertainments is in preparation.
FRANCIS TALFOURD gon: Treasurers.
J. HO ,LINGSHEAD,
ANDREW•RALLIDAY, gob. Sec.
August 6, 1860.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
" GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE ENGAGVAENT OF
SIR WILLIAM 'DON, Bart., 'anti LADY DON.

The Management has great pleasure in. announcing that, in
tansequence of the Nightly Increasing Success, of the appear-
ance of SIR WILLIAM DON, Bart., and LADY DON, it has
prevailed on these popular and distinguished Artistes to continue
a r ENGAGEMENT for FIVE NIGHTS MORE, crating
h period, in compliance with the numerous requests that
have been made for its performance, the Operate Extravaganza
of KENILWORTH will be actectevery evening, in which SIR
W. DON will give his " Great Impersonation" of gtir.EN E1m...-
BF:raj and LADY DON will sustain the Character of Tax
OF tatICESTilt.

THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), THE iTH INSTANT,
ROB ROY..
aillie Nicol Jarvie • 'Bir Win. Don.
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
P?n.

Gertrude

And KENILWORTH,
Queen Elizabeth Wm. Don.
. The Earl of Leicester Lady Don.
On Wednesday, NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.
Newman Noggs Air Wm. Don.
Smike Lady Don.
A ROUGH DIAMOND:

Sir Wm. Don.
:Lady Don.
And KENILWORTH.
Or Thursday, . THE PILOT.
Long Tom Coffin

Cousin Joe.
Margery ...

.Sir Win. Don

PEGGY GREEN.

Peggy Green

.Lady Don.

And KENILWORTH

_ .
Or. Friday,—Under the Patronage of Lieut.-Col. Boustield and
Officers, lq-L.V.B. ; Lieut:Col. Brovin'andOfficers; L.A.V ;
Lieut.-Col. Adtttl Gladstone and Officers, 4th L.V.R. ; and
Lieut.-Col. Bone and Officers, 2nd L.V.A.'; for the
BENEFIT of SIR WM. DON, Bart. and LADY DON, and
Positively Last'Night but One et? their Engagement—by
Particular desire,

nit CHILD. OF THE REGIMENT.
• Sir Wm. Don.
Lads Don.
ROUGH DIAMOND.
And lowitwoßTFl.
On Saturday, ' THE PILOT.
- AN OBJECT OF INTEREST
• Fanny Gibbles. • '
And KENILWORTH.

truilloi
Josephine

-lAdY Don. BEE

MR. DAVID. FISHER

Ts ENGAGED far TWELVE NIGHTS, and Qill make his
First Appearance this Season, on NIONMA.Y Nxr, August 13th.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com-
mence at Seven o'clock precisely. •
Admission—Dress Boxes, -35.-; Side Boxes, 2s. 64. ; Pit,
Is. 6d.; Gallery, 6d. Second. Price—Dress Bores, 2s. ; Side
Boxes, Is. 6& ; Pit, ls.
The Box-office is open from Ten, to Three for securing Seats
in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
b.aa under the direction of 10. Geo. Weston. •

ItOICAL • COLOSSEIJAI. THEATRE.
PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
-Bole Proprietor • . . ; 31.1 r. HE.trrt.
Authorised to Pcrfbrm Pieces of the Dramatic Authors' Society.

Engagement fbr Five Nights only, of Herr ERNST KOSSAK,
the most astoudning Balancer and Juggler in the world.
Mr. W. TOWNLEY, the Lancashire Vocalist and Reciter,
will appekr every Evening.
Last Five 1.1;4-Ights of Miss SHIT

THIS EITENINti (TUESDAY), THE irn INSTANT,
And To-morrow (Wednesday), will be performed the popular
Historical rts.y, in Four Acts, written by'T. J. Berle, Esq.,
of the D-A%s—, entitled
' • '

.
• THE MAN IN THE IRON litAE:
'Gaston , Mr. H. Loydall,
Mary d'Estanges Miss M. Smith.
On Friday, Shakspere's Tragedy of

OTHELLO,

Desdernonh
OA Sabarday, the Scottish Drama of

Mr. IL Loydall.
Miss M. Smith.

THE ROSE OF ETTRICK VALE.

Izu T.`“-VEtnaering •Steenie Mr. H. LoydalL
, laurette Miss M. Smith.
•
-"tfirccluding fin Tuesday and Friday with
31OW TO MILE ACCOUNTS WITH YOUR LAUNDRESS.
Suppetted by Mr. Barfoot and the entire company.
Concludlfng on Wednesday with

- THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Mr. Nicodemus .Mx. E. M. Keeley.
Dikory Mr. Barfoot.
' •
Lavinia Mrs. Hastings.
Concluding on Saturday with

BLACK-EYED SUSAN. "
William Mr. H. Loydall.
Susan - ' Miss M. Smith.
Gnatbrain Mr. Barfoot.
Dolly Mrs. Ilastings.
On Thursday, August 9th, for the Benefit of Mr. H. Loydall,
LOUIS XI. '
,Louis XI Mr. 11. Loydall. • ;
'Marie " Miss Smith.
T. be followed by the second act of

NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.
Tom Robinson Mr. H. Loydall.
Concluding with
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO.
Petruchio Mr. H. Loydall.
Katherine -Miss Stansbury.

•
•
• Acting. Manager and General 'Director, Mr. .Heath. jun. ;
Stage Manager, Mr. Macfarren ; Musical Director, Mr.
Stannird.

Doors open at Half-past Six, performance to commence at
seven.

Admission :—Frontßoxes, Is.; Promenade and Gallery, 6d. ;
Pit, 3d.

TutOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.
Tr
Lessees : Thp Zoolorical Gardens Company (Limited).
horised„toyerform Pieties of the Dramatic Authors' Society.

THIS DAY .(ITESDAY), THE 7TH INSTANT,
'And Every Evening`during the Week,
The talented VAUDEVILLE COMPANY will Perform, for
the fist time in Liverpool; a new Burlesque Extravaganza,
• entitled ..
•
THE BABES'IN THE WOOD.

In consequence of the great. success on Thursday, AtiguSt 22d,
RR. 'COXWELL

•
WILL 114.X£ HIS
SECOND GRAND BALLOON ASCENT,
ON MONDAY NEXT, AvorsT 13.

The splendid LIONESS gave birth to FOUR FINE CUBS,
which are now to be seen with their Dam in the Gardens.

SPLENDID BAND.
IMMENSE PLATFORM FOR DANCING.
On Saturdays, the BAND will perform in the afternoon,
and the PERFORMANCE in the THEATRE, when the
admission will be SIXPENCE.
The Company respectfully request all persons holding Tickets
Of Admission to present the same each•time of•entrv.
T) EVIE

W OF LANCASJILEE , & CHESHIRE
VOLUNTEERS, -
At NEWTON-LE-WILLOWS, August 11th, 1660.

Tickets of Admission to the Grand Stand, Newton, can ba
obtained from—
JOSEPH
MAYER, Lord-street.
Messrs. DYKE &LA SON, Castle street.
Messrs. FIERCE & SON, Castle-street.
Sergeant TURMEAtr, Castle-street.
Messrs. MORRISH & CO., Merchants' Eating-rooms, &c.
Prides se., 21, 6d., and Is. each.
A very limited number,of tickets at 10-. each, will be issued
for the Grand Stand, applications for •which are requested to
be made as early as possible to Captain Thonuts Brookp, hono-
rary secretary to the Rifle Review Committee; Manchester.'

Carriages : A few tickets for carri.agee to the graanytip front
of the 2s. 6d. stands have been issued, applications for which
must be made to the Honorary Secretary.
Places in front of the Is. stand, lOs. 6d. each, to be paid for
• ion the ground.
Horses to be charged lOs. each.
The branch line on to the course to be used for the troops
only.

—.; .
Refreshment tents will be provided for the troops, and a
tariff fixed Itnol printed. These tents will be kept exclusively
for the troops, who will not ba allowed to use the refreshment
booths set apart for the public.

. N.BL The surplus .from the sale of tickets, after paying the
necessary expenses, is to be devoted to prizes, to be shot for,
as early as possible in the present year, by the Lancashire and
Cheshire Rifice. THOS. BROOKS, Hon. Sec.

T IVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUALLERS'
J ASSOCIATION MONSTER PIC-NIC AND FETE.

.
The Committee of the above Association have pleasure 'in
, . announcing that they have made arrangements for holding a
PIC-NIC AND FETE
IN AID OF THE BENEVOLENT FUND,
AT THE GRAND STAND, AINTREE;
ON THURSDAY, THE 16rx INST.
. . . ,
' A splendid BRASS 'BAND, under the superintendence of
Mr.. SQUIRE GREENWOOD, will be in attendance, and
Perform during the afternoon and evening for Dancing, which
will commence at Three o'clock. •
Tickets ss. each (including substantial refreshments of
superior quality, and tea and coffee) maci Son's, 37, Church-
, be obtained at the
following music shops :—Messrs. Ri. e an
Church-
street ; Messrs. Dreaper and Son s, 56, 80ld-street ; Mr.
Smith's, 66, Lord-street. Of the Committee, namely-. Mr.
M. Warriner, chairman, 63, Copperas-hill ; Mr. H. Lomb,
vice-chairman, 129, Brunswick-road ; Messrs. R'. Co ward, 75,'
Brunswick-road; T. Jones, 2, Great Orford-street; George.
Tlowe, 10, Canning-place , T. • T Calderbank, 193, Upper
t treet; JFrederick-strect ; C. Batten, 98, Parlianlen -s J. Porter,.
374, Vauxhall
brewery, Myrtle-street North; J. Thornton,u
ffornb " ".
road ; W. Crane, 50, Pembroke-place ; H. Grands',..,:
Junction Hotel. Llme-ntrveL; H. _c urwen, 2, Great. Walnut*- ?nor-
titer 27,
street ; J. Tarbuck, 59, Wapping ; C. Ga . -
street; or of the secretary, .1. r". Crossman, at the Institution,,
West Derby-road...
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CARLINGFORD LOUGH REGATTA.—.—This
Regatta, under the patronage of the following noblemen!
and gentlemen, will take place THIS DAY (Tueed4Y.),
and TO-MORROW (Wednesday). 7th and Bth inst., when the;
Dublin and Belfast Junction; 'Ulster, Newry. and Armagh;'
and Newry, Warrenpoint, and Rostrevor Railways; and, the,
Dundalk and Liverpool Steam Packet Companies. will lia‘e •
such arrangements made respecting the conveyance of passen- '
gers, as will enable parties at a distance to be present upon the
occasion :
The Most Noble the Marquis of Dowashire,
The Right Hon. Lord Clermont,
Roger Hall, Esq., Narrow-water Castle,
• Peter Quinn, Esq., Poyntzpass,
Colonel Ford, M.P., Seaford,
The Right. Hon. Lord Lurgen,
The Baron Von Steigletz, The Glen,
•The Hon. Major Jocelyn, Dundalk,
William Kirk, Esq. Annvale,
D. S. Ker, Esq., M.P., Montalto.
Commodore:
Vice-Commodore : Captain Leonard Watson, Warrenpoint.
Treasurer : John Moore, Esq., Newry.

•
- FIRST DAY, THIS DAY (TUESDAY).
1. A Purse of 40 Sovereigns, for all Yachts of Royal and
Model Yacht Clubs : a Time Race. Entrance, £2.
2. A Prize of 30 sovereigns, for all Yachts of Royal Yacht
Clubs from 15 tons and under : a Time Race. Entrance, £l.
3. A Purse of 25 Sovereigns, for Four-oared Gigs, to be
pulled and steered by Gentlemen. No outriggers allowed.
Entrance, £l.
4. A Fisherman's Prize of £7, for Sailing Yawls not exceed-
ing 24 feet keel, the property of persons residing between
Annalong and Dundalk Bay. let Boat, £5; 2nd Boat, £2.
Datrance,.ss.

5. A Prize of £7 for Four-oared Skiffs, not exceeding 24 feet
keel, the property of persons residing between Annalong and
Dundalk Bay. Ist boat, £5 ; 2na boat, £2. Entrance, ss.
16, A Prize of £5 for Four-oared Skiffs, not exceeding 24 feet
keel. let boat, £4; 2nd boat. Li.
7. A punt Race for Two Sovereigns. Three punts to start,
er no race.
Two Punt Chases f0r.41 each.
•SECOND DAY, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY).
1. A Silver Cup, value £5O, with Twenty-five Sovereign,.
added, for all Yachts of Royal and Model Yacht Clubs. A
Time Race. The cup to be won two successive years by the
same person. Entrance* £2 10s.
2. A Piece of Plate, value £3O, with entrance added, for all
Schooner Yachts of Royal
Yacht Clubs. A Time Race. En-
trance, El 10s.
3.. A Purse of Fifteen ,Sovereigns, for all • Yachts of Royal
and Model Yacht Clubs, under fifteen tons. A Time Race.
Entrance 10s.
4. A dAies' Purse of £l5, for Four-oared Gigs, to be pulled
and Steered by gentlemen. Entrance. 10s.
5. A Prize of £7, Four-oared Yawls, not exceeding 20 feet,
withnhe Sail, the property of persons residing between Anna-
long and Dundalk. Bay. let "Boat, £5; 2nd Boat, £2.
En-
trance, ss.
6. A Prize of £7, for Four-oared Skiffs, not exceeding 24
feet, the property of persons residing between Annalong and
Dundalk Bay. Ist Boat, f 5; 2nd Boat, £2. Entrance, ss.
7. A Prize of £5, for Four-oared Skiffs, not exceeding 24
feet keel. Ist Boat, £4; 2nd Boat,
8. A Punt Race for £1 10s.
Two Pnnt Chases for £1 esteh.
Ifi Brand display of Fireworks will take place upon the even-
"ls of the second day commencing at Nine o'clock.
EDYeatD oREgD, Honorary secretary,
4111'72 1850.