The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-14 00:00:00

THE LARGEST ESTABLISHAIENF IN THE WORLD.

LAST THREE NIGHTS,
Positively CLOSING on SATURDAY EVENING, the 16th instant.

Comprised exclusively ofAmerican Equestrian & Gymnastic Artist s.
AMERICAN HORSES, AMERICAN CARRIAGES AND
HARNESS,
And a full American Equipage generally ;
OPEN EVERY DIY AT HALF-PAST TWO; EVENING AT
EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Doors on One previous.
ON THE SITE OF THE LATEHour ISLINGTON MARKET.
Cards of Admisnion seats, is.; box, 25.; reserved box, 3s. chi dren under nine years, half-price.

Fourth Appearance of
MR. JAMES ROBI.NSON.
Who has 'neat received with the most vehement applause, and
who will also appear THIS EVENING, and every Performance during
the week. Young Robinson is the Cham, ion Trick Rider of America,
the greatest Single Horse Rider in the world, who will perform feats
never accomplished by any other rider,—viz., SUMMERSAULTS,
PIROU FTES, and POSES.

The Company will only remain in Liverpool till the 16th May,
after which they intend performing in the following towns during
the months of May and June, namely :--•
St. Helen's Stourbridge Sheffiqd
Warrington Drittwich Mansfield
Preston Alcester Derby
Balton Pershore L tchtleid
Ro hdale Cheltenham Dailey
Hall lilt Stroud Stourport
Leeds Bristol _ Redditch
Barnsley Wigan Evcrsharn
Chesterfield Blackburn T-wkcshury
Nottingham 'Manchester Gloucester
Burton Burnley Matnesbury
Walsall Brafford Wooton-urder-Edgy .:
Birmingham Wakefield Bath.
Wolverhampton
Awl will via.t most of the other principal towns in Pnglanti.
Two performances each day, and positively no postpo,iement on
account of weathe,

''ire mid-clay Performances are parl Lularly recommended by the
prot.nactors, Null in every respect to the night;eihihillons.
Ali business will be transacted at the ticket office, near ore tent.
Admission tickets must always be obtained before entering, as there
will be no money received by the door keepers under any pretence.
Owing. to the immense expanse attendi4g this gigantic (stablkh-
ment, and the arrangements which the proprietors must necessarily
make in .dv oace, it cannot, most positively, remain in any town a
longer time than advertised.
F Tat and Second Class Tickets may bo procured foe each p rfer-
mance r y applying at the office, near the main entrance to the
Tent between the nouns of ten a.m. and six p.m. Pit Tickets
can only be !tad daring the evening.
Among the novelties accompanying this superb Exhibition, Is a
newly-invfatted and gigantic Musical Instrument, called the APOL-
LONICON, drawn by forty beautiful cream-coloured horses, driven
in hand, by Mr. J. P. Paul, the tinest reinsman in the world.

Attached to this magnificent troupe is a party of
INDIAN SAVAGES FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
Recentlj organised into an Equestrian Corps bj the proprietors,
expressly for
.this great enterprise,

THE IMMENSE CANVAS AMPHITHEATRE
In which the company give their entertainments it of a circular
form, 450 feet in circumference, and occupies a space covering nearly
half-an-acre of gro,ind. The canopy is supported by sixteen mats,
from the peaks of which are displayed the national banners of various
countries. Seats are constructed for the accommodation of
5,000 SPECTATORS,
And the whole enclosure is brilliantly Illuminated with gas, manufac-
tured on the ground, in a portab:e apparatus.

Messrs. HOWES and CUSHING having determined that every act
in th, ring should be represented by the best equestrians of the
clay, have enzaged, at IMMENSE SALARIES, the finest talent in
America, as foloxs :
The American Prima Donna Equestrienne,
Miss ROSE MADIGAN,
Who is universally considered to be the First Lady Equestrienne
Of the age.

Mr. DAVIS RICHARD 3,
The great Western Rider, upon his Indian steed. Every feat that a
see
chaser or hurdle juniper can accomplish in the saddle, Mr.
Richards can perform upon his nakeu horse, while standing upon the
back of his wild hunter.

The great American Acrobats,
Messrs. HOLLAND and MURRAY.
Theee talented artistes Introduce a new style of ath'etlc exercises,
which, for muscular power and classic elegance of ex"cution, have
never been surpassel even by the time-honoured feats of O'ympla.

Mr. E ATCHELD
In his extraordinarf Vaulting
B Batout leapOs,R, has astonished all
Who have ever witnesse I them.

, THE CLOWN.
This eccentric son ofJIM MemosMYERS is one of the merriest clowns that has
ever appeared in the Amo lean ring. The old faiourite clown,
JOE PENTLAND,
will also aprear. 11. P. MADIGAN and War. ARMSTRONG, the
great scene iidtrs; J. MADIGAN, the trick rider ; and F. H.
ROSS TON, are also attached to this establishment-
The Clowns will introduce the EDUCATED MULES. These two
hybids show off their low comedy instincts, and outstrip, in feats of
cunning, and excessive drollery in antics, anything heretofore ever
presented to an audience. The thorough-bred Indian Horse, BLACK
EAGLE, will also display to the audience a variety of curious tricks,
and astonishing feats of instinct and sagacity.
I*--. The Conirany will perform at St. Helen's on MONDAY, the
18th irtpt.