The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-04 00:00:00

ROYAL A MPHI THEATILE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
Proprietor, Mr. W. It. CoexLANn.
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
MR. JAMES ANDERSON.
THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), THE 4TH INSTANT,
THE REPUBLICAN DUKE, or the REVOLT OF GENOA.
Fiesco (Count do Lavagna) Mr. Jas. Anderson.
Andrew Doria Mr. W. Cooper.
Verrina Mr. J. C. Cowper.
Leonora (Countess de Lavagna) Miss L. Gray.
And THE WONDER.
lion Veilx:• • • • Ir. Jas. Anderson.
Donna Violante , 3 iss L, Graf-.
Oit Nrednesilay, THE REPUBLICAN DUKE:
Fiesco.... Mr. ' Mr. Jas: Anderson:
Andrew Doria -' ' Mr. Coophrt, ..
-C:rrrina, - , . • • • 'Mr. I, C. cohei: •
Leonora , , ".
". v . ',Ali,.s L. Gray.
r; 7 --MATRI3ION Y.
100ft•Cal Mr. James Anderson.
Clara Miss L. Gray.
And THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Wormwood Mr. Seymour.
On Thursday, THE REPUBLICAN DUKE.
Fiesco Mr. Jas. Anderson.
Leonoro Miss L. Gray.
And THE WONDER.
Den Felix Mr. Jas. Anderson.
Donna Violante Miss L. Gray.
On Friday, (for the benefit of Mr. James Anderson, and his
last appearance but one,) IN GOMAR.
Ingomar Mr. James Anderson.
Parthenia Miss Laura Gray.
Mid THE ELDER I3ROTIfER.
Viarlet • , • - -• • Mr. James Anderson.
iramonnt Mr. W. Cooper.
Eustace Mr. Neville.
Angelina Miss Laura Gray. ..
On Saturday,
THE REPUBLICAN DUKE, or the REVOLT OF GENOA.
Fiesco Mr. James Anderson.
Leonot a • Miss Laura Gray.
To conclude with THE WONDER.
Don Felix Mr. James Anderson
Donna Violante Miss Laura Gray.
The celebrated Actor, Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, -frsm the
New York Theatres, who lately appeared at the Theatre
Royal, Haymarket, London, with such distinguished success,
is engaged for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, and will make his First
Appearance at this Theatre on Monday, December 10.
Doors opened at Half past Six, and the Performances com-
tnetite at SI-Ven ti'el'cielc tlitt OW:
Admission—DreSs Brea; 3s. ;, Me 1031.e6; ,s2s. CI.;, Pit,
tt. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Seebriel Pribe=Dress Boxes, es. ; Side
Duxes, is. 6d.; Pit,,li. ~,,„ . ~ t t,t•••• •• .
The Box-office is,OPPn trtaio Ten to Three for securing Seats
in the Dress.pirclOiid taking Private Boxes, which may be
had unde,r tlie-direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.
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IVYAL COLOSSEUM THEATRE,
PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Sole Proprietor . MR. HEATH.
Authorised to Perform Pieces of the Dramatic Authors' Society.
First Nights of HALITE! THE UNKNOWN, MARCO SPADA,
and the New Drama, in five acts, entitled THE FRENCH
JACK SHEPPARD ; or, A FEW MORE LEAVES IN THE
LIVES OF ROBERT MACAIRE AND JACQUES STROP.
Commencing THIS EVENING (Tuesday), and concluding
To-morrow, with HALVE! THE UNKNOWN. Halvei the
Unknown, Mr. W. Mclntyre; St. Claire, Mr. Macfarren;
D'Arville, Mr. E. M. Keeley; Triptolemus, Mr. J. W. Lawler ;
Clara St. Claire, Miss M. A. Bellair; Mad. D'Arville, Mrs.
Macfarren.
THIS E'tENtNG, (Tnesdtly)=-The rdnialitic Drama, in
three acts, entitled MARCO SPADA ; supPoited by the entire
strength of the Company.
After the First Pied? Tiint Eiaxxxn (Taiday), and Wed-
itesdar—The Farce of M WIFE'S, SECOND FLOOR. Mr.
Lelix Teuldle*, Mr. R., ttclild4rt ; Jacob Close, Mr. J. W.
awler.;
cti.ipportdi the' Company.
On We petiy—The Celebrated Drama, translated from the
itled THE MAN OF THE RED HOUSE. Maurice,
Mr. W. Mclntyre ; Genevieve, Miss M. A. Bellair.
On Friday—The popular Comic Drama, entitled ALL THAT
GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Stephen Plum, Mr.W. Mclntyre;
Martha Gibbs, Miss M. A. Bellair.
On Saturday—The new Drama, in five acts, entitled THE
FRENCH JAt,K SHEPPARD ; or, a Few More Scenes in the
Life of Robert Macaire. Robert Macaire, Mr. W. Mclntyre;
Jacques Strop, Mr. J. W. Lawler.
Concluding, on Friday and Satui day, with a popular DRAMA,
supported by the Company.
On Thursday,—The Benefit of the Misses Richardson.—
'WOMAN'S LOVE. Wilfred Clithero, Mr. •S‘r Meintyre I
Memplirey, Mr. J. W. Lawler; Kate whrsitly, Miss M. A.
Delleir; Lady Jessy, The Infant Isabelle; Chloe Castabolft,
Miss M. Ricardson. To be followed by the Bnrlesque of
'TOM THUMB. General Tom Thumb, The Infant Isabelle.
To conclude, with the Drama of the WANDERING BOYS.
Conte de CrOlssy, Mr. W. Mclntyre ; Paul, Miss M. RiChard-
son ; Justin. Miss Itignold.
Doors open at Half-past Six o'clock, to commence at Seven.
Actin Manager and General Director, Mr. Heath, Jim. ;
Stake Manager, Mr. Macfarren; Musical Director, Mr.
StaMfard ; Prompter, Mr. Creedon.
Aftission :—Front Boxes, Is.; Promenade and Gallery, 'ed. ;
„Pit._ 3d.

PHILHARMONIC HALL,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1860.
MR. T. MASON a'ONES
ON "ARIBALDI AND ItAtt:"

Mr. MASON JONES, liho has mt retarnta from Naples,
idlit diver an
ORATION ON "GARIBALDI AND ITALY,"
In the above Hall, on Friday Evening, December 7.
As Mr. Jones became rally acquainted with the Leaders of
the various parties in Italy, including the Pro-Dictator,
Romano, Poerio, and Maxzini, and enjoyed the intimate
friendship and confidence of the great Liberator, Garibaldi
himself, he will be able to give the results of his personal
observations on the social, political, and religious condition of
Italy; to define the state of parties in the Two Sicilies, and the
present aspect of the Italian question; and to speak on the
highest authority of the intentions and future policy of Gari-
baldi and the friends of Italian Unity.
Doors open at Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock.
Tickets may be had from Mr. Henry Sudlow, at the office of
the Philharmonic Society, and at the Hall on the evening of
the Oration.
Reserved Boxes (to hold six persons), les. 6d. ; Single Box
Tickets, 2s. each ; Reserved Stalls (body), 25.; Unreserved
Stalls (body), ls. 6d ; Gallery, Is.

PHILHARMONIC-HALL,

LIVERPOOL.

THE REV. J. C. M. BELLEW, S.C.L.,
WILL GIVE A
READING FROM THE BRITISH POETS,
Ox TUESDAY, DECEMBER U.

'The READING will be selected from :
1i11LT0N........ Paradise Lost, Book V.
ForE Ode to St. Cecilia.
TENNTRON Lady Clara de Vere de Vere ; Oriana.
MOOD Song of a Shirt ; Bridge of Sighs.

prBDIN Toni" Bowling.
111AceuLAY • Virginia.

SCOTT ,., .
m Maron.
BYRON Childe Harold.

BAnnAm Ingoldsby Legends.
LONGFELLOW The Arsenal at Springfield.
C. SWAIN The Convent Bell.
SHAKESPEARE Henry VIII.: Fall of Wolsey.
&c., Are., &c.
And on FRDAY, December 14,
MR. BELLEW will give a READING from the WORKS of
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,OLIVER GOLDSMITH,
With a SKETCH of HIS LIFE.
To commence at Eight p.m. precisely.

The net proceeds of these Readings will be given to assist in
liquidating the debt incurred in the alterations and improve-
ments in Trinity Church, St. Anne-street.

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PRICES OF ADMISSION :
RESERVED SEATS THREE SHILLINGS.
UNRESERVED SEATS TWO SHILLINGS.
GALLERY ONE SHILLING.

PRIVATE BOXES FOR SIX, 15s.
Tickets for the reserved seats, which must be taken from a
plan, may be had from Mr. Henry Sudlow, at the Philhar-
monic Society's Offices, Exchange-court, Exchange-street
East, where tickets for the unreserved seats may also be had,
and at the following places :—Messrs. Benson and Mallett,
Castle-street ; Mr. T. M. Davies, Lime-street ; Messrs. Dreaper
and Son, and Mr. J. T. Ellerbeck, Bold-street; Messrs. J. A.
Forrest and Co., Lime-street; Mr. A. liewling, and Messrs.
Smyth and Co., Beld-street.

CLAYTON-HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE.