The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

at, the 31st 1

etaistma3 et
E OLD SWA

le, designed, writt,n, and arranged by Mr. WILLIAM
GTON, P4ntounEnd A utLor and Artist to the Theatres

0I the 9peninz, composed, selected; and arrange-1 by Mr. Busher.
The Scenery of the Pa...ittitairrie ,designed aud painted by L r, It.
D:arlove. jun., assisted•by air. George Dawson. The Machinery
by Mr. Lenjamin Jonas. Tne Properties and Masks by air.
Brom '[he Dresses by Mr. Jeffries• The whole of tne Dances
and the Action of the Ballet arranged and directed by Sigror Lauri.
Pantomimic Transformation: Harlequin, Signor Laud; Pantaloon,
Signor C. Lauri; Columbine, Miss Mansell ; Clown, Sig. le. Lauri.
g'hursday Evening next, the 31st, the Performance will com-
',l HARLEQUIN STEAM; or, THE OLD SWAN, aud
_ ASH. After which, the MAID AND THE MAGPIE.
—Dress Boxes, 4s. Upper Boxes, as. Pit, 2s. Gat-

Box ()Bic

open from 10

e Dresi Circle, and take

Velock, for securing

Boxes. which may .I.‘e

,he direction of air. Shuttletvorth. Children in arms not
Doors open at Half-put Six ; to commence at beven

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—
Proprietor. Mr. W. R. Copeland. Great Charlotte-st.
Ct►tQUE IMPERIAL DE FRANCE. Under the Direction of
MESAIEUR6 RIAIBERT and LAMBERT. Patronised by Nis
Majesty the Emparor Napoleo❑ 111. ENTHUSIASTIC Iir.CEP-
TION of the FRENCH TROUPE OF EQUE ST It lAN St

This Evening (1 uesday), the 29th instant, and following days, the
Performances will commence with THE DOUBLE AS,3ENT
ON THE GLOBE, by M'dlle. Angele and M. t,heiton. The Scarfs,
by M'dlle. Resita. M. Loyal, the Indian Juggler. The Stilts, by
At.L•elton. M. Siegrist, as the Taurcador. M'dlle. Melanie's
Graceful Act of Equitation. M. Stonette, the English Clown. The
Four Seasons, by M'dlle. Emilie Lambert. M. Fabian', the cele-
brated Bottle Equilibr.st. The Lecps of the Garlands, by M'dlle,
C. Aussude. The Leaping Horse" L'Eclair•" Mons. Pusterle, the
Mo lent Centaur. Tight-rope Dancing, by M'clile. C. Aussude.
The dylphide of the Circle, Brdlle. Virginie Lambert. Comic
Dancing. by Dl. Stoneite. M. Caron will introduce his highly-
trained Steed " Zouave." ATALA AND CHACTA.:,, Pas de Deux,
by M'dlle. Emilie Lambert and Mons. riegrist. Grand Act of
'Equestrianism, by Madame Shelton. The Wounded Trumpeter,
Military Scene. Shortly to appear, the celebrated Fire Steed,
" Maladestza," introduced by the renowned P.ofessor M. Caron.
A Series of Grand MORN INtT PERFORMANCES every Wednesday
and Friday, at Two o'clock; Doors open at Half-past One.
Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s; Side Boxes, 2s 6d : Pit, is 6d; Gallery,
6d. Children under Twelve years of age admitted at Second
Price from the Commencement of the Performance. Second
Price Dress Boxes, 2s; Side Boxes, is 6d ; Pit, Is. The
llox-office is, opea from Ten till Three o'clock, daily, for
securing Seats in tile Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes,
which may be had under the direction to Mr. shuttleworth. Chil-
dren in Arms not admitted. The Doors will be opened at Half-past
Six, tocommence at Seven o'clock precisely.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, P T, ARADISE-STREE
Liverpool.—Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The Palace or
Cheap Amusenien's.—Extraordinary and. Astounding Novelties
Th s Evening (Tuesdey). Grand and Varied Entertainment
Second Week of t

SHIP ON FIRE, ilustrated with Russell's
cetwriptive scene, by Mr. pLUn row.• Magnificent Series of
Dioramic VIEWS OF THE BATTLE-FIF,LD, illustrating with
startling effects, the Assault on the Redan, the Capture of. the
Malakoff, and the Wreck and Dest-uction of Sebastopol. Previous
to the war scenes. will be exhibited the Cr, pt of the HOLY SE PU U.
CHItE AT JELiUSALESI, with three distinct etfects-Ist, The
Interior of that Structure, by Daylight; 2nd, Showing It its the
Gloom of Midnight; and the last change, displaying the Sacred
edithe in the full blaze of light, durin , the celebration of Midnight
Mass before the holy shrine hnd' altar. First week of Mr.
, and his hithly-trained Troupe of Dogs and Monkeys.
GOODRICH, who will appear
Quartetts, Madrigals, &c.
the best lancer in
'LUMPTON, the eminent

Great Sce

Tenor Vocali.t, who wilt sing the follaaiiig songs:—Have Faith
in One Another ; Juste, the Ftower of Lum..lane; Tell me Mary
how to Woo 'l bee; 11,member; The Mistletoe Bough : and
ltusseli's. Grand Descrip•ive Scena. The Gambler's Wife. Enthusi-
ast c Reception of the Brothers FELIX and the Brothers
BiLLINGE, the Olympian Wonders. Great success of Messrs.
M GUINESS and SUMMEItFIELD, Comic Duelists. Doors
open at Six o'clock ; to couimen.,e at Hail-past Six. Musical
Director, Mr. BuULLAND. The Powerful Brass Band under the
Direction of Mr. ALtTiNGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. HEATH. Jun. U•:per Hall, 6d. Body of the Hall, 3d.

ST. GEORGE'S-HALL

Patronage of T. B. lIORSFAI.L rnd J. C. E%VART,
qrs., Members of Parliament for the Borough.

TADAME COSTANTINI will give her first
JAI GRAND EVENING CONCERT, in the above
HALL, Tests DAY, the 29th instant.

VOCALITS :
MADAME COSTANTINI,

(Her first appearance.)
Prima donna," from the Royal O, eras of Milan, Venice, and other
Cities in Italy.
Mrs. G. MATTHEWS, late Miss B:nekes,
of the Hanover-square and Exeter-hall Concerts.
Mr. GEORGE PERRON,

the celebrated Tenore, from the Metropolitan Operas and Concerts.
SIGNOR VERONI,

from the Royal Operas of Verona, Rime, &c., and the Hanover-

square Cone,rts.
And Mr. HAMILTON BRAHAM,
his first appearance in Liverpool since his return from Germany

INSTRUMENTALISTS :
ORGAN.-Mr. W. T. BEST

FLUTE.—Master RADCLIF FE,
the extraordinary Boy Flutist who created so great a sensation at
the Crystal Palace.
CONDUCTOR.—Mr. C. J. TOMS.

Admission : Gallery, One Shilling; Body, Two Shillings; Re-
served Seats, Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, Concert to
commence at Ei3ht o'clock. Money received at the doors.

,ST. GEORGE'S-HALL, LIVERPOOL.

HOST POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT.

JULLIEN'S GRAND VOCAL AND
-a• ORCHESTRAL CONCERT,
l
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 30th instant,

PROGRAMME

PART FIRST.
Overture.... .. "Zampt "
Quadrille, from Illeyerbeer's last Opera "L'Etoile du Nord" juilien
Symphony. The Andante from the Symphony In A lifendeissohn
Cavatina From " Il Trovatore"

• _ ..
Sung by Madame GASSIER
Va15e................ "La Belle du Village"
Symphony... The Andante from the Symphony in B Flat Mozar t
Solo—Oboe .. .On Melodies from Bellini's Opera,
" La Sonnambula " Bellini
Performed by Mons. LAVIGNE.
Quadrille "IHE FALL OF SEVASTOPOL" Jullien.