The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-24 00:00:00

MORNING

PERFORMANCE

At the AMPHITHEATRE, and a
JUVENILE NIGHT,
At the THEATRE ROYAL, attested by Ciowded Audience:
ht bNtii EctaVlishrtients. induces the Management to repeat the
Frogra'rnfife of the Performance.
At the special request of several ramifies residing in the
surrounding towns and neighbourhood on the Cheshire side of
the river, who are desirous of seeing both the Pantomimes—
the one at the Theatre Royal, and the other at the Royal
Amphitheatre—and returning the same evening, an arrange-
ment has been made by the Management to the following
effect :—There will be a Grand MORNING PERFORMANCE
of the Pantomime
LITTLE RO-PEEP, •

•
At the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, on WEDNESDAY Next,
the 30th instant, at Two o'clock; and a Grand JUVENILE
NIGHT at the THEATRE ROYAL. commencing with the
Pantomime

HARLEQUIN AND THE BLACK HEN,
at Seven o'clock; thus enabling the visitors to witness the
represen-ation of the Two Pantomimes.
Box-office opens from Ten to Three o'clock far securing
Feats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which
may be had under the direction of Mr. George Weston.

ROYAL, AMPFIITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,

Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPRLAND•

THE NEW GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME.

THIS EVENING,
And Every Eveaing during- the Week, will be presented
THE STRANGER.

The Stranger..
Mrs. Haller

.Mr. J. C. Cowper.
.Miss L. Gray.

After which,
THE NEW GRAND COMIC -CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME,

- ENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE.
AND
EQUESTRIAN PALACE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Doors Open at a Quarter to Seven o'clock, commcnein g a
Quarter-past.

In conseqnence of the great excitement, they still flock to
witness the Gorgeous Equestrian Pantomime of

HARLEQUIN VALENTINE AND ORSON.
The, Proprietor respectfully announces to his kind patrons that
it will be produced far TWO NIGHTS MORE, viz., THIS
EVENING and following evenings, in addition to the start-
ling effects by the Star Company of Equestrians. New Scenic
Productions. Another Change by the Equ'strian Artistes,
John Milton Hengler, John Henry Cooke, Davis Richards,
Alfred Clarke, W. Samwell, C. Ethair, S. Ethair, the Brothers
Carlow, &c., and Mademoiselles ,Florette, Cardmi. Ladies of
the Ballet, &c.

The Last Day Performance of the Pantomime, Saturday
next, January 26th. when it will positively be withdrawn.
Grand Juvenile Fete and Equestrian Gala, Doors Opea at
Two o'clock, commencing at Half-past precisely.
Prices of Admistion.:—Stalls, 3s. ; Boxes, 2s. ; Pit and
Promenade, Is. ; Gallery, 6d. Half-mice to Stalls and Boxes
only'at a Quarter to Nine o'clock, concluding about Ten,.

linsinces Agent, W. RUSSELL. Director of the Circle,
Mr. RIVOLTE.

Proprietor and Manager, Mr. CHARLES HENGLER.

"EASTWARD HO !" & "HOME AGAIN!"
By HENRY O'NEIL, Esq., A.R.A.

These two popular and extraordinary PAINTINGS are now
ON VIEW DAILY for a short time only, at Mr. Griffiths's
(late Winstanley's) New Gallery, 44, Church-street.
Open from Eleven to Five o'clock. Admission, Sixpence.
The subject of "Eastward Ho !" represents the separation
of a troop of soldiers bound for active service in a distant clime
from all their nearest earthly ties. The moment has arrived
for the final parting, for the last word, the last look, perhaps
for ever.

. In "Home A gain!" we view the subsequent return of such
as are spired of the same party.

To describe the exquisite anti refined sentiments .expressed
in these gems of art is impossible. Their truthfulness and
finished manipulation have excited the warmest expression of
genuine emotion from countless visitors, and the British and
foreign press have vied in their admiration of the genius who
could conceive and execute such marvellous works.

BALL IN SAINT GEORGE'S-HALL,
IN AID OF -THE FUNDS

ST. ANNE'S DISPENwzi. AND EYE AND EAR

INSTITUTION.

FRIDAY, Brn OF FEBRUARY, 1861.

LADY PATRONESS

ns. GRAVES, MATORESS.
NESSES.
Mrs. Nicholas Mahs
Mrs. J. W. S. May
Mrs. George Melly
Mrs. S. Mussabini
Mrs. John Parratt
Mrs. William Preston
Mrs. David Rae
Mrs. Thomas Ridley
Mrs. Henry Royds
Mrs. Francis Shand
Mrs. S. Warner. Shand
Mrs. James Smith
Mrs. Joseph Steel
Ma's. J Aspinall Tobin
Mrs. Beverley Tucker
Mrs.. Charles Turner
Mrs. R. Zwilchenbart
ITTEE
HE; MAYOR, CHAIRMAN.
R. Cardwell Gardner, Esq.
• D. N. nianacopulo, Esq.
0, Gl•s-

Mrs. S. J. Arnold
Mrs. J A. Beneke
Mrs. Alexander Brown
Mrs. Otto Borchardt
Mrs. J. Pitcairn Campbell
Mrs. F. A. Clint
Mrs. Daniel Crosthwaite
Mrs. R. C. Gardner
Mrs. D. A. Gianicopulo
Mrs. Adam Stewart Gladstone
Mrs. J. Hartley Hind
Mrs. B. Heywood Jones
Mrs. Joseph Kitchen
Mrs. Charles Langton
Mrs. Harold Littledale
Mrs. Thomas Littledale
Mrs. John Buck Lloyd

THE WORSHIPFUL T
LL-Col. Brown, lst Bg. L. A.V.
Lt.-Col. Wlver, 11 thBR.L. AV.
Lt.-Col.Gladstone, 2dBat.LRV
Lt.-Col.Bousfleld, lstßat.LßV
Major Bourne, 15th L.R.V.
Major Tinley. 2nd Bat. L.R.V.

Jeorge Glyn, Esq.
John Haddock, Esq.
Henry J. Haydock, Esq.
William R. Hornby, Esq.

Major Clay:Bth L.A.V.
Major Taylor, Ist Bat. L.R.V.
Captain Melly, 4th Bg. L.A.V.
Captain J. B. Morgan, Bth L AV

William Jackson, Esq.
William Johnston, Esq.
Charles W. Kellock, Esq.
T. M. King, Esq.

Captain Brown, lst Brig. LAV William Langton, Esq.
Capt. J. P. Campbell, 4th LAV Aug. H. Lemonins, Esq.
Captain Parr, 22nd L.R.V. T. M.llackay, Esq.
Captain Howard, Ist.L.R.V. Nicholas Mails. Esq.
Captain Cuthbert, 79th L.R.V. J. W. S. May, E,q.
Lieut. Bean, 4th Brig. L.A.V. P. Mussabint, Esq.
Lieut. Bartlett, Bth L.A.V. G. A. Mullens, Esq.
Lieut. R. F. Steble, Bth L.A.V. Edward Meugens, Esq.
Ens. J. G. Kitchen. 74th LRV George M'Kenzie, Esq.
Ens. A. Crosthwaite, 740: LRV John Parratt, Esq.
Dr. Manifold, 2nd R.L.M. , William Preston, Esq.
William Allender, Esq. Thomas Ridley,•Esq.
Clarke Aspinall, Esq. Charles C. Rotheram, Esq.
J. A. Bencke, Esq. Alphonse Solvyns, E.
James Bland, Esq. James Smith, Esq.
Heywood Bright, Esq. James 13. Smith' Esq.
Otto Burchardt, Esq. Charles Stoess, Esq.
Thomas Carey, Esq. Beverley Tucker, Esq.
Daniel Crosthwaite, Esq. Frederick, Williamson, Esq.
Thomas Gair, Esq. R. Zwilehenbart, Esq., Senr.
The Ball will commence at Half-past Eight o'clock.
Officers of the Army. -Navy, and Militia, Officers and Mem..
bers of the Volunteer Force, and Foreign Consuls; are invited
to appear in their Uniforms.
Tickets. which are I,I3ITTED IN NUMBER. are 10s. Gd. each,
including Refreshments, and may be had from any of the
Committee ; and, to prevent disappointment, early applica-
tion should be made.

JOSEPH KITCHEN, Hon. Secretary.

CATHOLIC CHARITY BALL.
THE ANNUAL BALL in AID of the CATHOLIC
FEMALE ORPHANAGE will take place on Monday,
the Ilth of February next.

JOHN B. ASPINALL, President.

ISLINGTON OLD MARKET, NORTH END
OF ST. GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL.
EDMONDS', LATE WOMBWELL'S,
V. ROYAL r .
AATINDSOR CASTLE MENAG.ERIE,
V upwards of 50 years' standing, and the only Exhibition
travelling of either magnitude or repute, and the only place out
of London, either travelling or stationary, where a zoological.
Collection is to be sees.
The above is accompanied by two of the greatest strangers
and extraordinary Men that ever visited the town of Liverpool,
namely, the two ZULU K.AFFIRS, or WILD MEN of Africa,
the only men of their race ever seen in this part of the country.
They will appear in their native costume. and exhibit the man-
ners and customs of their country, namely, the War Signal,
Modes of Warfare, War Dances, Club Dances and Exercises,
Songs of War, Peace, &e.
without
Exclusive of th
exceptionese two extraordinary beings, which are,
, the greatest novelty in the shape of exhibi-
tion ever seen in this' country. the Menagerie ck.ntains the
finest and only Pair of PERFORMING ELEPHANTS, and
the only Pair of ZEBRAS, or STRIPED HORSES, this day in
England. Also, that rare and valuable specimen of the Animal
Kingdom, the Great One-horned INDIAN RHINOCEROS,
Great
Britain.
In addition to the above, the Collection includes the most
magnificent Groups of PERFORMING LIONS, TIGERS;
intBgtl.A.mtericanLTikapewiiersse,
'C' EttGazelles,nitaBe c.l 6's
, es.
Black and Brown Bears,
Nylghaus,
LEOPARDS,
Ursine Sloth of India, Jackals, and Kangaroos; in
Llamas, Alpacas,
and the Antelopes an dlr.i
ePuAn
andNasi:
fact, Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles front almost every part of
the globe, that can be kept alive in a confined state in this
country, are to be found within the limits of this extensive
Exhibition.
Open daily from Eleven
. a.m. . till Ten p.m. First Exhibition
at Twelve o'clock. Admission, la• • ,
Children under ten years
of age, 6d.

10 TIIE SHAREHOLDERS of the LONDON
Mal SOVTII WESTERN RAILWAY.
MY LORDS, LADITS, AND GENTLEMVX,
A:vacancy having occurred in the Board of Directors,by the
lamented death of Mr. Uzi('Pi, I sin induced, at the request of
many laitge and influential Proprietors, to renew the declara-
tion of NO" intention of becoming a candidate for the office of
Director; told W Solicit your votes and interest in my favour.
The reasons heretofore prompting this intention continue to
exist. I have been for storm, time, and am still, engaged in
business, which affords and 0p1,,s to me numerous opportuni-
flea of becoming acqtiainted wit* the manner in which our
affairs are conducted, especially facilitated by constant jour-
neys on the Line.
Though much is London, I reside near one of our largest
junctio,s, on the! new western branch of our line, of which
the traffic Is yet but very imperfectly developed.
Having no other object in view than the promotion of the
best interests of the South Western Company, in which I, with
rawly of my relatives and (Hinds, as holders, of Shares and
otherwise, have been long and deeply connected, I am led to
belfete that it is in my power to be of service to the share-
holders.
If elected, I efloilid elert myself to arrest undue competition
by establishing and inaiMait,ing friendly alliances with all
neighbouring companies. I Photild generally oppose ..Exten- •
sions with the .view of consolidating and improving our.
present property ; and I should anxiously endeavour so
cordially to act with my colleagues at-the Board, that full
accommodation to the public, combined with the truest
economy in every department of our affairs, might be the
beneficial result.
I have the honour to be,
My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
Your Obedient Servant,
WYNDHAM S. PORTAL.
N.8.---Stamped Proxies will be forwarded on application.
Your Proxy when returned to me, signed, will be primarily
used in favour of the Two Retiring Directors, unless you
otherwise direct, my object being to succeed to the vacated
seat of the late Mr. Uzielli.
Malshanger! House, Basingstoke.
January, 1861.