The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-28 00:00:00

QUEEN'S lIALL, BOLD STREET,

ON ➢iONDAY NEXT, SEPTP

a... •
OYAL COLOssEU -
_-PARAn.isE- STREET.—
It Mr. Heath, Proprietor.--.The
National Palace of
Cheap Amusements and the most elegant Lounge In Europe
Greater Attractions than ever! New re
—^g4gernents ! The brilliant
Union of Talent which is nightly offerea. to the public, make
ut. ft CATALOGUE of AMUSb.MENTs totally unprecedented.
This &ening., and during the Week. Last Week of signor
HUNTINI and Hs INFANT SON, the celebratsd ch
anapion Stilt
Vaulters ! Immense Success or the BRO be
efts CAPLENE, the
14comparable Gymnasiasts. Great ticcestof Mrijw.
rt. JULLIAN,
the celeb,ated Mimic and Comic Vocalist. nbounded success
°f Mr.' WALLFORD, the celebrated American Arne,thse. mimic,
and Musical Phenomenon, whog3 debut was attendedtaen tell s•
flat-
t"lng testimonials of approl-,ation, andwhosel tevelceyPress has
So eulogised will have the honour of appearing
of ..F" re I Fire ! I Peirre7l74
and introduce the starling new s^ng nthusiastic reception of MAD. MANDARNI, the highly tale .ted
,para Vocalist. Last Week but one of Mr. HASSE RREY, the ini itahie-
cteristic Dancer, who will appear in his graceful Drmemmysaanodf
NerPiehore and Operatic Pas Seuls, Alliance Hornp p , A
.v:ea..4vv Dance, &c. Last Week but ono of Mr. SI NCLdAIR the Tenor
list, who, in conjunc ion with Madame Manna:il',
of Fight
will sing
I;.e,_eet lebiated Echo Dtiett, anid " Frorn, theadd
Mrs.id J. J WILD,
!,,ii`ou
vvnr.:ppeEanttheatasetvlcenriericaepitdona
chapo
ge. of laughter-exciting
Itlete and Comic Entertainments Signor HUN g 1
and his
. ANT" SON, In their 'Gracul Drawing-room Entertainment.
Dt,
6
.Prei open at Halt-past Six, to commence at Seven o'clock. Leader
Dell'4 Musical Director, Mr. S fANNARD. The Powerful Brass
e under the Direction of Mr. J. A RTINGSTALL. Director of
ble Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not
' admitted. Admission—Upper Hall, 6d. Lower Hall, 3d.

I i it

-THE ONLY ESTABLISH-
-111 L OF THE DESCRIPTION IN LIVERPOOL -
ISS OSBORNE, Soprano, from the Philharmonic Concerts,
iblin • arW. MORRISON, Alto Tenor, from the Siturday
certs; and Mr MORRISON, Basso, late of the F nglish
y in the Madrigals, Glees, arc., at
n, London), Upper Dawson-street,
nce of the Theatre Royal. Chops, Steaks,
sin London. Doors open at Half-past
- —ADMISSION FREE:—GENTLEMEN

durinz summer
ADMITTED.

.r nightl
it Garde

IVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL
SOCIETY,

C PERFORMANCE of this Society
%till take place in

TY.THIRD PUBLI

0 R G E'S - 11 A L L,
'ING 19 rn SEPTEMBER NEXT,

JOSHUA

be given. with FULL BAND, ORGAN, and CHORUS.
Particulars will be announced in a futureadvertisement.
SIIB SCR/P rION —0 NE GUINEA for Four Concerts. Three
Reserved Tickets each Concert. Names of Subscribers rece.v.d
at the Music Sellers.

DOVE, THE MURDERER.
THE only CORRECT LIKENESS of this
Criminal is at ALSOP'S WAX-WORK EXHIBI-
MC-HALL, Lime-eteet, Liverpool. The proprietor
" only authentic Likeness of Dove. The

TION, Tzu

o say tL

sketch was taken during the tri 1, by Mr. John Storey, of York, and
afterwards modelled otpres•ly for Mr. Alsop by Mr. William Leland,
of this town. air. A. has great pleasure in informing the Public
that he has letters from numbers of partied who were personally
acquainted with Dove, stating that it is a most rriking likeness.

THE PARISIAN GALLERY of ANATOMY
is now OPEN in the FREEMASON'S HALL (oppo-
site the Railway Station, Lirne.street:.
This superb collection, with all Its late editions, comprising up-
wards of 400 Models, now forms the most attractive and instructive
exhibition in Liverpool.

Open tor Gentlemen daily. from 11 a.m, till lo p.m. For Ladies,
on Tuesd ys and Fridays, trom 2 till b.
Popular Lectures are given every hour, and not only do visitors
see all the organs of the lumen frame laid cpen, but they have an
opportunity of hearing their functions explained both in a healthy
and diseased state.

Admission :—Gentlemen la. ; Working Classes, 61.
P.S.—Have just been added the Models of Palmer and Dove. with
th-ir victims, sirs. Palmer, Mrs Dove, and James Parsons Cook.