The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-21 00:00:00

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TlllB (MONDAY) -EVENING; THE 21sx INSTANT,
ROB ROY.
Rob Roy Mr. J. C. Cowper.
Rashleigh Mr. Lunt.
Francis Mr. Munro. •
The Bailie Mr. W. Cooper.
Diana Vernon Miss Goodall.
Mattie Mrs. Power.
Helen M'Gregor Mrs. Walton.
which a Grand Ballet d'Action, entitled
ILE PAS DE MIROIR; •
E4lll Bed and produced under the direction of Miss M'Ginty.
And the Farce of THE WANDERING BOYS.
Paul J. Miss Newton. •
Justin
434 Tnesday,—XEVEß TOO LATE TO ,MEND. Tom
Mr. J. C. Cowper; Isaac Levi. Mr. Lunt; Susan
fir
~1 Miss Laura Gray. LE PAS DE MIROIR, and BOOTS
EE SWAN. Frank Friskly, Mr. Neville ; Mr. Henry
tu'rie; Mr. Frederic Jacob Earwig, Mr. Warlow ; Emily
ll Miss Lauri Grad; Sally Smith, Mrs. Power.
Wednesday,— G Y MANNERING. Henry Bertram,
; Donunie Sampson,' Mr. W. Cooper ; Lucy
11,; 11 ~ Miss Goodall; Julia Mannering, Miss Laura Gray
.1(1,-,4 Mrs. R. Power. To be followed by LE PAS DE
TOb.‘..,;int, and DINORAH UNDER DIFFICULTIES. Mr.
(4,7lwYer, Mr. Warlow ; Souffles, Mr. Blakeley ; Miss
tVeY, MrS Power. After which, NO SONG NO SUPPE
krdan, Mr. Neville • Crop, Mr. Lunt ; Frederick, Mr. Munro ;
Mr. Wadow ; Margaretta, Miss Goodall; Dorothy,
ke)Rower; Louisa, Miss F. Hemming (her second appear-
-4ri311, Thuriday,—THE WILLOW COPSE. Luke Fielding,
C. Cower; Augustus de Rosherville, Mr. Warlow ;
r,`,,, Mr. Lunt,' Rose Melding, Miss Laura Gray; Peggy,
Po•wer. After which LE PAS RAH
yb"eft DIFFICU TIES,, and NO SONG NO UPPER.
n ••• riday,—TFlE LADY OF LYONS., Claude Melnotte,
kt,",• C. Cowper; General Dumas, Mr. Vi . Cooper ; Pauline,
blitgAtura Gray. To be followed by LE PAS DE Mlltulß,
iIV44RB UNDER DIFFICULTIES, and NO SONG NO
P.
Nt4lll Saturday,—lNGOMAß. Ingomar, Mr. J. C. Cowper;
tiqlor, Cooper •, Parthenia, Miss Laura Gray. To
bitt,de with LE•PAB DE- MIROIR, DINORAH UNDER
'tCULTIES, and NO SONG NO SUPPER.
•

th,, TICE ..--fhe earliest patronage bestowed upon the
otl'iCernent of this Theatre was given to the representation
tgonlaksperean Plays : st Mutated by the encouragement
,:,ued to their production, the most earnest efforts were made
Wee the works of our great dramatist on the stage with a
N;i.tly* Improving Completeness and effect, which, meeting
,ktioresyonding support on the part of the eublic, enabled it to
!)rii"„ the Royal Amphitheatre so popular and
hastedisnguished
lt,tv
that
representations. Aso pportunity presented
tterk_tu.at enables the management to evince its deep sense of
)41 I"eral support it has experienced. MR. CHARLES FAN,
atiZe illustrations of the works 'of our immortal bald have
lIt:‘,°"1 a world-wide renown, together with MRS. CHARLES
", have accepted an engagement to appear at this Theatre.
ittyraccomplish. this desiraole event, the management has
thq red an outlay in expense which exceeds in amount any
aided Was ever given by any management in England ; hut,
04 °Y the vast ,accommodation of the Theatre, and confident
t, iltertainty of support, it has resolved that. there shall be
IttaCti!inee in fhe Prices of Admission. The only alteration
Derf„mil be made is, that to prevent any interruption to the
to,..,'.4lllances, No Second Price will be taken during the
'44gB of this important engagement.
&boors
sell, Opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances corn-
-4 ,at Seven o'clock precisely.
It 'mission—Dress Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit,
hO , Gallery, 6th Second Price—Dress Boxes, is. ; Side
t 7, 15. 6d. ;' Pit, ls.
th 10X-office is open from Ten to Three for sect ring Seats
cress Circle and taking Private Boxes, whim may be
'der the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

°oLoGicAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.

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DAYS.,-,MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, AND FRIDAYS. • -

OPENING OF THE SEASON WILL TAKE PLACE
k
- (MONDAY) EVNING, T.HE 216 r INST.
hobs
new Propriefors of this highly-popular and fashionable
are gratified. in bein able to announce to the patrons
PetagFquenters of the Gardens, that extensive alterations,
1401141 ft% of expense; have already been effected during the
N_Period of their lessee-ship, which they trust will be
gleyTaied, as an earnest of the spirit and enterprise which
hqurpose shall tharacterise their management throughout
dPartiet. • •
• • •
leat4,e FttrlY extension of the Gardens forming a prominent
Plipt,x3f their plans they submit the present Programme of
°venaents and additions already .effected, which they trust
4%;"asiderably enhance the usual attractions of this well-
qred spot.•
Of AN ENTIRELY NEW ORCHESTRA,
%rt,lossal dimensions and elaborate decorations, has been
4:6;r1, from the design' of one, of our most eminent local
t eets, corresponding with which, in splendour and unity
tYfle, will be found a Refreshment-room, and Arbours of
1116 41 Sim plicity will be interspersed throughout the grounds,
t'orti:qly illuminated with gas, to add to the convenience and
1,11: of visitors.!
1414 magnitude of the orchestra has necessarily led to the
tottri entation of the Band, which will comprise chosen pey-
-411t," of acknowledged talent and reputation, who will
kia,"twentalise the most favoured operatic and other popular
""•etinthidingthe newest compositions. of the day.

AN ENTIRELY NEW AND EXTENSIVE
PLATFORM,
to 4
44, ructed upon improved principles, will replace the former
Ore' Which was found to be wholly inadequate to the require-
-I)tet`6 of the numerous frequenters of the Gardens ; and the
.tht,,nt stage ror Dancing will leave nothing to be desired by
llok"eturies of Terpsichore, as no Gardens in the United King-
kore can boast of a Platform more admirably constructed or
effici illuminated.

TILE PICTORIAL: SUBJECT FOR THIS SEASON

WILL REPRESENT

THE DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII ;
'i,°,d„,ucialis Views of the Ancient City, including the great
V„-L",,Mountain : the varied Scenery of Classic Italy, which
of Cannaletti and the pen of Byron have 'minor-
.afford the most desirable objects for Colossal al Fresco
10-otes• The subject, and the consummate talent bestowed
t„,„1,1 it by Mr. CRAWFORD and his numerous assistants, will
ctger this Painting the highest claes production which has
been exhibited in these Gardens.
ktie,-` FIREWORK DISPLAY will exhibit unusual novelty
tis2tilliancy te overwhelming of Pompeii by the devas-
torft Mountain forming an admirable subject for effect and
Ndour.
b•40:121ITIONAL PYROTECHNIC EFFECTS will also be
Fik.,\lCed, comprising the new FLOATING TEMPLt! OF
th,`,.-t on the Lake;and concluding with the Representation of
PATRON SAINT OF ENGLAND, THE RENOWNED
,
ORGE. .

THE CELEBRATED LAURI FAMILY
talented Company, have been engaged, and will appear
4A and and Every Evening during the week ,in BALLETS,
BENTLLES, and other Entertainments.
I, odes will be brought forward in rapid succession.
14111,,NIAZE, the: HYDRO INCUBATOR, CENTRIFUGAL
fat One to fO
WAY, CAM
rm adjuncts to he new RA OBSCURA, and
Improvements GYMNASIU will
I,llt.
M
)44 RIFLE and SHOOTING GALLERIES, it is anticipated,
kdectu3w assume a more important position, and will be pre-
he PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY will continue its attrac-
as usual.
t! WILD ANIMALS, forming the noblest Group of Lions
4rupe, will forai of themselves an interesting Exhibition.

4,4 tat care has been taken in the Selection of Wines, Spirits,
choi
Nes. The Refreshment Rooms, while they boast of the
4st assortments, *rill be confined to moderate charges.

a Ad._
(i•tvission; Is ; Children, 6d ,• Sunday Admission by Re-
Astr,!,llent Ticket, 6d ; Ternis a Subscnption, IN 8d ; Lady
bub'entleman, l&a; Children, ss. •
aeription Tickets may be obtained at the Gardens.
CoMpany respectfully request all persons holding
N.:7 of Admissioa to present the same each time of entry.

O.
R.
tirt MAJESTY'S NEW LINE-OF-BATTLE
SHIP MAJESTIC, 91 GUNS.
tv PUBLIC VISITING DAYS.
81)ecial permission of Captain W. R. Mends, C. 8., the
'ett,.' .will be admitted on board Her Majesty's splendid new
Line-of-Battle Ship
MAJES T I C,
91 Guns, and 800 Horse-power,
r, THIS DAY (MONDAY) May 21st,
144'21 THURSDAY; May 24th,
;,o,t Every Day during Whit. Week; also on each sirceed-
'erm,iday and Thursday' till further notice, irom fen to
11,:e5..1n theForention, and from One to Four in the Afternoon.
14,1141!44jestic is one of the finest 91-Gun Line-of-Battle Ships
, Majesty's service, is at present in the most perfect order,
Ptz4ust been thoroughly !minted and decorated, and her stu-
''ltti urmamenf4which visitors •will be allowed to inspect)
Pri,4B
I Vie nearly every modern improvement in naval warfare.
pk, 'toes will be conveyed by the usual Rock Ferry Steamers
011,the George's-pier Landing-stage to the Slip at Rock
-444; and from thence, direct on board by special steamers,
tkl:e°4r to glY.o on board and back (including ferrYa ge), One
4.my2-1
\VV°CIETY OF FINE ARTS

THE EXHIRITION
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
-'4ZITINGS, ENGRAVINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET.

I') 44a* is;ion, from 9 a.m. until Six p.m., One Shilling; Cata-
'at4rol, Sixpence. Evening Admission, 7to 10, Twopence;
liAiltgUeS, Twopence, Children under Twelve, Half-price.
,tp, al Subscribers have free access to the Society's Exhibi-
VLar.id Lectures', and to the Gallery-of Art Royal Institution.
1-'".tlPticays are now due, and may be paid at • the Queen'r

T R COMMERCIAL H O TEL
AND CONCERT ROOMS,
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
(OPPOSITE THE THEATRE ROYAL.). -
.E PROPRIETOR MR. I, BRAIIAM.
MANAGER MR. J. SIMMONS. '
Lttl THE BEST COMPANY IN LIVERPOOL. .
et/l.e.;!:l?enientnrosf. .iIIii.ssAEMARAAATIPrBELL (here First
411 g z: aARK; Mr. HATTON, Mr.. 141‘1814OUISDERarici.
; Grand Piano-forte and Patent Harmonium, Mr.
title ; Violtn, Mr. SIMMONS.
_c_tions Nightly from the Operas of Dinorah, Martha,
Castllle, Satanella, and 11 Trovatore ; commencing at
'Bat Seven.
0 14) Charge for Admiseion ; Gentlemen only admitted.
1,,,11.11444:3. Manchester, and Liverpool papers daily.
ri\<,
...._h_trt e Commercial Department is quite separate from
Rooms.