The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-23 00:00:00

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 Dannides. The Secret Dispatch. The
sleeper agreeably Awakened. Aladdin's • Magic Lamp.
Wiljalba Frikell's Souvenir. The G►ory of the Indian Army.
The Bewitched Rose. The Man that knows Everything. • The
New California. A Living Apparition frim 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 Dancers. You shall and must Laugh. The
Birth-day Feast. The Wonderful Eiperiment.

AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY NEXT,
At Two p.m.

THE PERFORMANCE WILL BE VARIED EVERY
EVENING,
and during the series Professor FRTKELL will introduce several
NEW TRICKS.

'Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Upper Boxes, 2s. • Pit, lq.; Gallery, 6d.
Private Boxes, to bold four, Et is. ; to hold six, -El 11s. 6d.
•Children and Schools, Half;price to DreAs Circle and Upper.
Boxes.
Private Boxes and Places may be obtained from Mr. Weston,
at the Box-office of the Theatre.

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

The Management respectfully announces that he has suc-
ceeded in forming an Engagement 'with the celebrated Spanish
Danseuse,
DONA ISABEL CITBAS, .

Whose first appearance in London this season, at the Royal
Lyceum, excited so great an impression.
This distinguished artiste will be accompanied by
DON JUAN XIMENES,
The Engagement being positively
FOR NINE NIGHTS ONLY.

THIS (THITRSDAY) EVENING, the 23rd instant,
THE WANDERING BOYS.
Paul Miss Newton.
Justin • Miss M. Newton.
To be followed by

THE SPANISH DANCERS.
After which, DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
THE SPANISH DANCERS.
And THE RENDEZVOUS.
On Friday.—NOTHING VENTURE, NOTHING WIN. To
be followed by the SPANISH DANCERS, and, for the first
time in Liverpool, anew Farce, ICI ON-PARLE FRANCAISE.
To conclude with the SPANISH DANCERS, and LEND ME
FIVE SHILLINGS.
On Saturday,—ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.
Stephen Plum, Mr. J. C. Cowper; Frederick Plum. Mr.
marhaJasper Plum, Mr. Blakely ; Tohy, Mr. Worboys ;
J Gibbs, Miss Mitchell ; Lady Valeria, Miss Edwards.
co,'uf_PANISTI DANCERS. and DOMESTIC ECONOMY. To
DW,de with the SPANISH DANCERS, and THE REN-
Ous.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com-
mence at SeNen o'clock precisely.
Admission-L.-Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s. ed.; Pit,
ls. 6d.; Gallen, ed. Second 'Price—Dress Boxes, 25.; Side
Boxes, Is. ed. ; Pit, ls. •
The Box-office is op,,n from Ten to Three for securing Seats
in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

The Public is respectfuil; informed, that a
R AND C•ONCERT

:will be given in
81'. GEORGE'S HALL,
On SATURDAY EVENING iVRXT, FEB. 2511 i,

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. 'JOCKEY,
MR. FOSTER, I MR. LoCKEY,
MR. AIONTEM SMITH,
MR. WINN, and MR. THOMAS.

The Programme selected for Ibis 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,"
natton's new Four-Dart Song,
" The Homeward Watch,"
"Norah, the Pride of Kildare"
Kilekett's Duet, ,
"The Swallows,"
Balfe's new Song,
" There is a rime'!" never breathe,"
Dibdin's fine old Song,
"The Anchersawiths," sfe., (ft.

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

Gallery
Body of the Ha 11... Is. I Reserved Seats
.72-Otters of Tickets are Admitted at a Separate Entrance

N.E.—All Music sung at these Concerts can be Purchased at
MESSRS. RIME & SON'S MUSIC WAREIIOUSE,
57, CIIVRCU STREET.

"THE LAST SLEEP OF ARGYLE,"
AND
"THE LAST MOMENTS OF MONTROSE."

Messrs. THOS. AGNEW & SONS beg to announce that
then
have.
NOW ON VIEW
The above two magnificent PICTURES, by
E. M. WARD, R.A.
PAINTED FOR. THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

EXCHANGE FINE ART GALLERY,

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON CHAMBERS,
EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL. '
Admission by Card, or ad. each Person. tts

IMMENSE SUCCESS ! ! CROWDED NIGHTLY !!!

EX HI BITIO N-R 0 0 MS, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE,

CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

NOW OPEN,
(SECOND VISIT TO LIVERPOOL,)
BATCHELDER'S

NrONSTER. PANORAMA
A.KRUIA nivt TNTijA.embracing• Tneidents in
. DR. LIVINGSTONE'S TRAVELS,
Followed by a Magnificent
IMORAMA OF ST. PETER'S CHURCH AT ROME,
By Day and Night, with Musical Accompaniments.

70,530 Persons have visited this Unrivalled Exhibition during
the past three months.
At intervals Miss M. J. BATCKELDER, known as the INFANT
Arpno, will Sing a variety of Pieces, accompaning herself on
the Drum.
Pianist—Mr. J. Batchelder, Jun. ; Lecturer— the Proprietor.
Every Evening at Six and Eight o'clock, and on Thursdays
and Saturdays at Half-past Two in the Afternoon.
Admission—Front Seats, ls., Second do., 6d. • Third do., 30.
"It is well executed, and the room is crowded nightly."—
Norwich Mercury, Aug. 17, 1859.
"The Diorama alone is worth the sum charged for admis-
sion,”—Bath Chronicle, April 14, 1859.

ALBANY CONCERT HALL,
LIME-STREET.

WALFORD (THR AMERICAN)

HAS ARRIVED.

ALBANY CONCERT HALL,
LIME-STREET.

WALFORD (THE AMERICAN)

HAS ARRIVED.

ALBANY CONCERT HALL,
LIME-STREET.

WALFORD (TIIE AMERICAN)

HAS ARRIVED.

ALBANY HOTEL, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
J. 8. LOFTHOUSE, Proprietor.

The Proprietor begs most respectfully to announce that the
INAUGURATION DINNER is POSPONED to THURSDAY,
the Ist of Marsh. Dinner on th., Table at Half-past Four, pm•
Tickets (including Wines), 10s. Get. each, which may be
obtained on application at the Bar of the Hotel.

ALBANY HOTEL, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
J. S. LOFTHOUSE, Proprietor.

ADMISSION FREE.

This ,HOTEL, with CONCERT HALL, was OPENED on
Saturday, Dec. 31, with marked success ; and the Proprietor
begs to return his sincere thanks to his Friends for their kind
support.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE PRESENT COMPANY.
MISS EMMA BRUCE AND MISS COURTNEY,
(from the People's Concerts, Glasgow,)
MISS MARION ADA WEBBE,
MR. HARLAND, the celebrated Tenor Singer,
MR. KILNER, Basso,
AND
MR. BLAMPHIN. the renowned Harpist,
who have established the inelves popular favourites.
MR. KILNER, Professor of Music,
will preside at the Piano and Harmonium.
MR. WALFORD THE AMERICAN VOCALIST),
'lade his appearance on Monday last, and met with a most
enthusiastic reception, in his inimitable Entertainment. con-
sisting of Negro Melodies (serious and comic), Anecdotes,
Dialogues, and Quaint Sayings, performing on a variety of
ingtrument s.
The Proprietor will spare no expense in procuring the ser-
"'lees of artistes of the highest talent.
The Concert will commence at Half-past Seven punctually.
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.

VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
(Near the top of Whitechapel).
Proprietor MR. W. F. NAYLOR.
The Hall where Laughter holds its sides.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
TO BE GIVEN AWAY !
The Roast Beef of Old England to each person as they enter
the room.
the Engagement of Messrs. BELL and COLEMAN,
s'e great American Delineators of Negro Life and Character
Banjoists, Dancers, &c.
MR. IRELAND,
the Favourite Tenor Vocalist ;
MASTER CLIFFORD,
The Brummagem Comedian.
MR. BENETT.
The old favourite Comique,Nwho will Sing "Old King
Christmas," and a variety of others.
MISS ANNIE DAVIES,
the favourite Danseuse and Vocalist.
MISS JESSIE STEWART,
Violin The pleasing Scottish Vocalist.
I
r.,_rne ............ MR. BRANNAN. Double 8A55...31R. HARRISON.
i", 4?, t ............. MR. PETERS. Pianoforte Ma. KUNIO.
,4 ii 0.... .......... MR. NAYLOR.
WINES, SPIRITS, &c.. of the finest quality.
The Performances to commence Every Evening at
Half-past Six o'clock.
Select Compartments tor Ciptlemen. 4

CLAYTON HALL,

SECOND WEEK

OF THE
BROUSTL F.AMI.LY
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 the Clayton
Hall this talented Family first had the honour
of Performing in:Liverpool.

MISS BLANCHE COLE,
A Young Lady of Ten Years o f Age,
will make her first appearance and sing
" The Power of Love,"
" The Convent Cell,"
" A Hundred Pipers," and
" Combe thro' the Rye."