The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-17 00:00:00

AY T ON-H ALL.
voUSDEN will sing '`lrertsriils,iLyNenOttWgTallpN,F'
o'clock.
V.
V•
V OUSDEN as"
Every ELIZABETHEeningNaVtI 1101%!.,:toNec
Ar ousnEN as "SAM SLICE,"
Every Evening at Eight o'clock.
e V
yOUSDEN ..•...• as "M.
LA cErtitls,gl2NSE DE
V • Every Evening at Eight o'clock.
y.V DOUS EN ... : will sing "CONTENTMENT OP
MIND,"
EverT Evening at Eight o'clock.
Evening at Eight o'clock.
V . V
Arou SDEN As "LARRY DOOLAN,"
Y WKAY,"
V VOUSDEN
as
":vikeNryDEvening at Eight o'clock.
V•
• V
V• Every Evening at Eight o'clock.
VDU SDEN will sing T E IRISH JAUNTING CAR,"

N.B.—A DAY ENTERTAINMENT on Saturday neat, the
22nd instant, at Ualf-past Two o'clock.
Tne "•Camptown Polka," by John P. Willey, will be per,
formed each Evening by the Band.

RESERVED SEATS
BODY OF THE HILL

2s. 63
Is. a

Songs of the Entertainment, PrOfikalllllle3, &c., to be had at
Messrs.:HtME & SON'S Music Warehouse, 57, Church-street,
vhere tickets may be had, and places in the reserved seats
secured, •

V.

VOUSDEN

WILT. GIVE HIS
FIRST DAY
RERESENTATION OF
THE UNITY OF NATIONS,

AT THE
CLAYTON ItALL,
Oti SATURDAt NEXT, ME 22xn INSTANT,
AT HALE-PAST TWO O'CLOCK,
N.8..-There Will be a PerforrnalieTthis, and every Evening,
at Eight o'clock. except Saturday. until further notice.

The '• Camptown Polka," by J. P. Willey, will be performed
each evening by the Band.

Reserved Seats
Body of the Hall..

6d.
is. Od.

Places for the Reseed seats may be secured at
Messrs. lIIME and SON'S Music Warehouse,
57, Church-street.

OYAL COLOSSEUM THEATRE,
IA) PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
. Sole Proprietor MR. HEATH.
Authorised to Perform Pieces of the Dramatic Authors' Society.
Engagement of Mrs. IRWIN GARDNER, from the Theatres
Royal, Nottingham, Derby, and Leicester.
Immense Success of the talented ZELESKI FAMILY, Who
will appear every Evening,
Last Six Nights of Mr. W. TOWNLY, the Lancashire Vocalist
and Reciter,
Last Six Nights of the Popular Favourite, Mr. H. BARFOOT.
•• THIS EVENING (MONDAY). THE 17Tri INSTANT,
And Every Evening during the Week, a New Romantic Drama
of Real Life, written by the Popular London author, George
Conquest, Esq., and played in London 120 nights, ente
AND
d,
:THE HOUSE IN THE VALLEY ;!, on, SADNESS
GLADNESS.
Farmer Reapwell Mr II C Mellon •
General Montford• ..................... 111 r Macfarren
John This tlethorn Mr Appleby
Sir Joseph Fa•rchild Mr E M Keeley
George lilontford ... ; Mr R Stoddart
Bayle Itarding Mr Barfoot
• Louise .................................... Miss E Coefi, ld
Mary ...(her first appearance) Mrs I Gardner
The Performance will conclude, This Day (Monday), and Tos
morrow (Tuesday), with the
JACOBITE.
Sir Richard Wroughton Mr E M Keeley
John Duck ......................... . Mr Barfoot
Major Murray Mr R Stoddart
aLady Somerfield Miss Seymour
Patty Pottle Mrs I Gardner
The Performances will conclude on Wednesday and Thum-
d4y next, with the
SHEEP IN WOLF'S CLO
Mr THING.
Percy Kirke
Jasper Carew
Anne Carew Miss E Coefield
Keziah Mrs I Gardner
To conclude on Friday and Saturday with
JOAN OF ARC. _
Prince Charles Mr H. C. Mellon.
Valiant° • Barfoot.
' Joan of Arc hiss E. Coefield,
NOTICE.---The celebrated American Artiste Mr. GARDINER
COYNETs engaged, and will shortlappear.
Acting. Manager and General Director, Mr. Heath,
Mr
jun. ;
Stage Manager, 'Mr. Macfarren; Musical Director, .
Stannard.
•' Doors open at Half-past SiX, performance to commence at
Seven. .
Admission :---Front Boxes, Is.; Promenade and Gallery, 6d. ;
Pit, 3d.
ROYAL PARK TH-EAT-RE,
PARLIAMENT-STREET,
(near St. James's Market).
Lessees Messrs. F. WRIGHT and G. THEW.
NOTICE.---The Management has much pleasure in annotincin
uni-
g
that the reduction in the Prices of Admission has given
versal satisfaction. The only feeling existing amoarrst the
numbers of respectable persons who have honoured this
Theatre with their presence during the past week has been
• one of wonder, that so excellent an entertainment °an
be
given for so small a charge. The strietorder Which is Mi
tained contributes to the enjoyment of the performance, and
afford&another theme for congratulation. The Lessees hare
received letters from several gentlemen of influence and posi-
tion, :thanking them for the beneficial change they. have
PfrVt.ed in-the management and the boon they have conferred
upon the populous district in which the Theatre is situate,
by providing•a dramatic entertainment which will bear com-
parison with any other establishment, however great its pre-
tensions, and at a price that will place ,itwithin the reach,of.
the humblest inhabitant.
PRIVATE BOXES, Is.; BOXES & STALLS, 6d.; rrr, 4d. ;
GALLERY, 3d.
THIS EVENING (Monday the 17th instant), Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, the Performance will commenceed with
ththeNew Drama; by Thompson Townsend, Esq., commenced
THE ONE WITNESS; OR, THE BRITISH, YEOMAN, HIS
HEARTH AND HOME.
• Miles Edwards .......... . ...... G. Herbert.
Martin Wilson ..................... Mr. G. Imbert.
Ambrose Somerton ...... Mr. 8.. Stoddart.
Rose Somerville Mrs. R. Stoddart.
To-morrow (Tuesday), for the FAREWELL -BENEFIT of
Mr.
_J. CAMPBELL,