The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-10 00:00:00

HIDALGO.

Juan, Mr. W. M'lntyre Maerarren ; Lady Inez,
Miss M. A. Bellair ; Papuito, Mrs. I. Gardiner.

To be followed by a New Dramatic Sketch, in one'act, entitled
THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS,
Supported by Mr. and Mrs. R. Harrison. •
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To conclude with, for the first time here, the romantic Drama,
THE CATTLE STEALERS; OR THE DROVER
AND MS ,DOGS. _ _

Archibald Leslie (a Drover), Mrs: R. Harrison; Dougal
M'Neil (a Cattle Stealer); Mr. R. Harrison ; Jessy; Miss M. A.
Bellair..--The Drover's Dogs, by Mr: HarritOn's celebrated
dogs "Lion" and " Wallace."
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturdayk A POPULAR IntilgA;
in which,Mr.7 W. Mgtityre, Misa Mt A. Bellitir,? slid the entire
COMpanyiwitl appear. To be folloved by the drairiatic sketch
entitled THE DISINHERITED; OR, THE WIFE'S STRA-
TAGEM, supported by Mr. and Mrs. R. Harrison. Concluding
with the New Drama, written for Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, of
THE PURITAN ; OR, THE DOGS OF THE FAR WEST.
The Idiot of the. Black Tower, Mrs. R. Harrison ; Maherentina
Nio, Mr. R. Harrison. Supported by the entire strength of
the Company.

‘The GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME is in active pre-
paration, and will be produced on Boxing Night, with New
Scenery and Dresses and Decorations.

Doors open at Half-past Six o'clock, to commence at Seven.
Acting Manager and General Director, Mr. Heath, jun. ;
Stage Manager, Mr. Macfarren ; Musical Director, Mr.
Stannard; Prompter, Mr. Creedon.
Admission :—Front Boxes, Is.; Promenade and Gallery, 6d. ;
Pit. 3d.

WILL BRORTLY CLOSE

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GRIFFITHS' GALLERY, CHURCH-STREET.

OPEN FROM TEN TO FIVE.

ADMISSION, SIXPENCE EACH.

CLAYTON-HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
COLONEL STODARE.
COLONEL STODARE.
COLONEL STODARE.

INDIAN MAGIC.
INDIAN MAGIC.
INDIAN MAGIC.
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT.

GRAND ILLUMINATED MORNING PERFORMANCES
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
At Two o'clock. Doors open half an hour previous.
Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Body of the Hall, Is.; Gallery, 6d.
Children, Half-price.
Tickets to Reserved Seats to be had at the Hall from Eleven
to One, and at Messrs. Smith's, Music Sellers, Lord-street.

BY SPECIAL AUTHORITY FROM THE BOARD OF
TRADE.

ART UNION of the LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
SHARES, ONE SHILLING EACH.

President—THOMAS AVISON, Esq., F.S.A.
Bankers—THE UNION BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
THE PRIZES WILL VARY FROM FIVE POUNDS TO

ONE RUNDRED POUNDS.

Each Share of One Shilling will have an equal chance of
winning the highest or any prize in the Drawing or Distribu-
tion, and Holders of Prizes will have the privilege of selecting
their own Pictures from the present Exhibition.
Shares may be obtained from Messrs. Hime and Son, 57,
Church-street ; Messrs. Dreaper and Son, Bold-street ; Mr.
James Smith, Lord-street ; Mr. Van Gruisen, Bold-street;
Mr. J. B. Harris, St. Luke's-place ; Messrs. Goodwin and
Reet. Renshaw-street ; Mr. Parry, Library, Renshaw-street ;
Mr. Scragg, Renshaw-street; Chronicle-office. Church-street;
Mr. J. T. Beswick, Berry-street; Mr. H. Durandu, 1, Ex-
change-street East; Mr. J. Oakes, Lord•street ; Mrs. Magill,
Music Warehouse, London-road; Mr. Walters, Bold-street;
Mr. G. Reed, Carver and Gilder, Tarleton-street ; Mr. Harris,
Post-office, Brunswick-road; Mr. Wells, Carver and Gilder,
Islington; Mr. Macalpine, 15, St. Anne-street; Mr. Choffin,
Parker-street; and at the Exhibition-rooms, Old Postoffice-
place.
The Drawing will take place early in December next, at the
Rooms of the Academy, and due notice thereof will be given
by public advertisement. H. B. ROBERTS, Hon. Sec.
Liverpool Academy, Exhibition-rooms,
Old Postoffice-place, Church-street.

CANTERBURY HALL, RICHMOND-STREET,
(TWO DOORS FROM WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.)
PROPRIETOR, MR. MARK BRAHAM ; ACTIN% MANAGER,
MR. J. A. BROWNE ; CHAIRMAN, MR. J. C. MACKAY.
The following Talented Artistes willappear nightly:—
First Appearance and Brilliant Success of
Miss EMILY SANDERS,
Characteristic Vocalist and Danseuse.
Miss FLORENCE BALFE,
soprano and Operatic Duettist, from the Rotundo Concerts,

Dublin.
Miss SAULAN,
The celebrated Bravura and Ballad Vocalist.
Mr. FRANK MATTHEWS,
One of the bet
sBROWNE, Comedia of the day.
Mr. ns
The eminent Baritone. from Manchester and Glasgow Concerts.
Mr. R. SHEPPERD

Will preside at the grand Piano-forte and Alexandra's

Percussion Harmonium.
Concert will commence each everting at Seven o'clock. LB.--
For Gentlemen only. Admission Free. All Refreshments of
superior quality.

S TAR COMMERCIAL II 0 TEL
AND CONCERT ROOMS,
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
(OPPOSITE THE THEATRE ROYAL.)
SOLE PROPRIETOR MR. E. BRAHAM.
MANAGER MR. J. SIMMONS.
CONTINUED ATTRACTION ! Positively the best Com-
Dany in Liverpool. Continued success and Re-engagement of
Miss EMMA CAMPBELL. Last week of Miss LIZZY
CLIFFORD, the celebrated Serio Comic Vocalist. Continued
Success and re-engagement of GUS GRANT, the Prince
of Comic Singers. Immense success of Mr. WYNDHAM
CLARK, the favourite Scotch and English Tenor. Grand
Pianoforte and Patent Harmonium, Mr. CHARLES COOKE ;
Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Engagements made :---Miss JANE
KELLY, from the City Hall, Glasgow, and Exchange-room
Concerts, Nov. 2G; Miss MARIE POLSON, the inimitable
Serio Comic Vocalist, Dec. 3; Mr. J. H. SPIERS, the
celebrated Irish Comic Singer, Dec. 10.
Commencing Every Evening at Half-past Seven.
No Charge for Admission; Gentlemen only admitted.
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars of the finest quality.
London, Manchester, and Liverpool papers daily.
N.B.—The Commercial Department is quite separate from
the Concert Rooms.

DAN LOWREY'S MALAKOFF MUSIC HALL,
CLEVELAND-SQUARE (bottom of Pitt-street).
Engagement of MR. and MRS. HUGHES,
The celebrated Comic Duetists.
MISS CLARKE, Serio-Comic Vocalist.
MISS HAGAN, the celebrated Sentimental Vocalist.
GUS CONNELLY,
•
CoMic Singer and Dancer, and the only truerepresentativeofa.
Dancing Barber.
bAN, who is acknowledged by the Press to be the best lrish
Comedian of the day, appears every Night at Ten o'clock.
CORNEY KANE, the Dublin Boy.
ADMISSION FREE!
Doors open at Seven, to commence at Half-past Seven.
Ales, Wines, Sifirite, itoi, of the very beet quality.

PISMORE'S 2s, SEMI-GOLD I?EN will not alter
by use, or corrode if left in the ink; a Odd, 'Useful;
rable Pen.

CORNER OF BOLD-STREET.

ISSAM TEA! ASSAM TEA;
FINEST IMPORTED,
AT FIVE SHILLINGS PER POUND.
Possessing immense strenth and, great richness.
Mode of preparation.---Use one-third less than of Chinese
tea. Be sure the water is boiling, and let the tea draw in a
Warm place at least fifteen minutes.
' M. CARRIGG, FAMILY GROCER,
97, ST, JAMES'S-STREET.

'Nam NoviE...
GOI,DTAt QH,` a GQI,,D CV4N. a-51,LVER
--i-jc-Nr2rtuti, a PLATE SIL,VER TEA SERNICE,,and a
LADY'S WORK BOX, to be GIVEN AWAY at #OGT-
LEDGE'S .Family Grocery Establishment, 16, Ltindon-road,
near St. George's.-hall. Customer s purchasing goods to the
amount of
„... be presented with a ticket entitling them to
a chance to any of the above-liftmen ilftiCles, which ate now
on view in his shop window. Observe : John Routledge,
Family Tea and Coffee Dealer, ,General Grocer, French and
Italian Warehouseman, 16, London-road, Liverpool. The
Drawing trill take place the last week in January, 1861.