The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-26 00:00:00

ADMISSION REDUCED TO SIXPENCE.

WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON THE 31sT INST.
THE EXHIBITION for the BENEFIT of the
CHARITIES of LIVERPOOL, numbering near')
FIVE HUNDRED PICTURES including Maclise's celebrated
picture of "'THE SPIRIT OF CHIVALRY," and Frederick Tayler's
tine picture, entitled "WEIGHING THE DEER," is NOW OPEN,
in the Exhibition Rooms,Oid Postoffice-place.from Ten to Six.—Ad-
misssion. tid. ; Childrzn under twelve, half price. Catalogue. ;„.,.
Schools sending more than Twelve Pupils, will he at.otte,i at
Half-price, with tree admission to one teacher in '.'..narge of such
pupils. HENRY TOM 12:erSON. Secretary

MISS IS :ACS

MI" I-1.-IS A A C S,
(Her trot appearance in Liverpool.)
ED";; ARDS, the celebrated Welsh Harpist,
Mr. Yit It W 0 0 I) (Corset a Piston), Performer of
F..oligs without Words."
Mr, B. CEORER, of liurslem, (Harmonium).
And
Mr. W. J. OOODCHILD.
One of the Crst Comic Voc .lists of the day, appear Nightly at
IJIJVANS'S (from Covent- garden, London), Uermt
DAWSON-STREET, close to the Box Entrance of the
heatre Royal.—Chops, Steaks, and Kidneys served as in London.
ems open at Half-naxt Seven during Summer.
ADMISSION FREE .—Geailemen Only Admitted.

CLAYTON HALL.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION!!
TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

EMMA STANLEY'S " SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN."
MESSRS. THOMAS and CHISHOLM
respectfully announce that, in order ta give all
classes an opportunity of eitnessing this de'ightful entertainment,
they have entered into arrangements with this distinguished
Artiste, for TWELVE MORE PERFORMANCES, prior to her departure
for America. at REDUC sn PRICES. Th!s Entertainment has won
the unanimous encomiums of all the London and Liverpool
journals, as the best ever produced, in which Miss Stanley personi-
fies a host of characters, in correct ccstumes, and sings a variety of
Songs in seven different languages. never av empted by any other
Artiste. The following Is a brief P. ogratr ate.
INTRODUCTION.
_ _

Prefaces and their peculiarities—formal, fancifu', and feminine.
Impersonation—Mr. Paul fr ject. Advice gratia—}iints to persons
about to give :Entertainments. Song—(int,cductory)--a v0c..1
preface.
Tns FIRST A os.—" First the Infant in Its Nurse's arms."—
Impersonation—Mrs. Brown, the monthly nurse (her reminiscences).
Curiosities of tie Cradle—Babies and Bothers—Notes from ti,c
Nursery—Remarkable Illusion—The Inexhaustible Bottk—A Crying
Evil. Vocal Illustration —" Oh! there once was a Baby."
THE SECOND Ans.—" And then the School Girl."—Pouting and
Pinafores—the Satirical and Sentimental Young I.,dy. Impersona.
tion—Maas Jemima Jenkins. The Story of her Love—Lyrics of the
Lachrymose—The Blighted One—Mr. Solomon Spriggins Vocal
Illustration, a Medley of Melodies. Song.—" The Life of a School
Girl." Impersonation—Miss Seraphic a Syntax. The Schoolmistress.
Geography—History—Natural History. Sze., Brc. Vocal Illustration.
In a kind of Costume." Impersonation—M. Chassez—The
Dancing Master. Vocal Illustration-1 he Music Master—The
Singing Lesson. Love's Young Dreams—Verthnt Visions—
Precwious Playmates—Would-be Suitors, their Familiarities and
Peculiarities. The Impulsive and the Impassioned. Impersona-
tion—Alphonso Montmorency de Belville. The Slow and the
Stupid. Impersonation—Mr. Neminy Pym (a youth with two words
and one idea). Reflections—Perils of Scylla and Dangers of Charydis
—Advise to Persons about to Marry—Ladies Beware. Song.—" A
Tale of Matrimonial Miseries."

Tux TIIIRD AGE.—" And then the Lover." Flirtation and Agita-
tion—The Evening Belle and the Evening Party. Impersonation
—Miss Plyrtilla. Descriptive Buffo .Scr'na— A la John Parry.
Au Arrival and a Rival—The Spanish Mister. Spanish Song—La
Limona la Flor del Peru. A Visitor and a Contrast—Morning
G Its and Itlodern Movement. Impersonation—Miss Muddlestone.
The Un ophisticated One—Cousin George and his Collcqu'es
Cousins and Cozening—Mischief and Mystification. Song—" B-
efore and titer Marriage." A Domestic Picture.
Hate FOURTH AGE.--`" The Lady of a Certain Age." The Small
Tea 'fable and petty coterie of, a New Neighbourhood. Impersona-
tion—Miss Matilda:M.l,lo., Vocal illustration (with occasional

interruption). :Song—Tea Table Gossip ; or. you needn't ;say a
Household Annoyances—Domestic Disagreeables—Various
Vexations—Woman's Trials. Vocal Illustration. Sona—a Chapter
of characters. Impersonation—Margery Dobbin. Vocal Illustra-
tion. Impersonation—Norah O'Flynn. Vocal Illustration. Im-
personation—Maggie M'Phail. Vocal Illustration. Impersona ion
—Jane Dowdy. Vocal IllustraVon. A lamentable lachrymose
lyrical legend about Him, Her. and the Other.
Tun FIFTH Ace.—" the Strong-minded Woman "—Polyglot
Powers and all Languages Talked and Taught in ono Minute.
Impersonation—Mrs. Sampson Smythe. Dints for Husbands and
Wisdom for Wives Voi.alizAtion. A Ditty in Dutch.
Tnn SIXTH AGE.—" Maturity and Maternity "—The Mother of
a happy family—A Daguerrotype from the Life. Impersonation—
Widow Waddell. Sorrow and Soap Suds—An account of Peter,
Tommy, Jane, Margaret, and the Infant—a =ami y Picture.

THE' SEVENTH GE.-" Last Scene of all that ends this stranf!,e
eventful history "—lmpersonation—Grandmother Grey. Song:
In My Young Time. Concluding Illustrated Vocal Sketches—
Italian, Turkish, Swiss, Spanish, French, Scotch. Partant pour la
Syrie, God Save the Queen.
Boxes, Os.; Stall., Is.; Gallery, 6d.—Evenings at Eight o'clock,
except Saturlay.—Satur.lay uiorning at half past two o'clock.

Vubtit rjo filo.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
pUBLIC HOLIDAY & DAY OF REJOICING
ON

THURSDAY NEXT, 29TH OF MAY, 1856,
To celebratetheAnniversa:y of the Birth or

HER MAJESTY
.QUEEN

AND THE
lON OF PEACE

RESTORA

The Joint Committee cf the Town Council and Inhabitants of the
Borough hereby announce that the foltuwing Arrangements have
been made for providing Amusements for the Public ou the 29th day
of May instant.—