The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

iTnut4tmentc

It.O.Y—AL AMPHITHEATRE, LIVERPOOL.—
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-st,
CROWDED HOUSES! ROARS OF LAUGHTER!!

tht_ And ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE! I
Te distinguished the reception given by the Liverpool Public to
THE IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL,
The anagernent has the pleasure of announcing the production of

the New 'and Oriain,l Drama of

„„ IRELAND Al IT WAS; or THE MIDDLE,MAN.
forme success of this Piece stands unparalleled, having been per-
,zurted by
'ae, ” and Mrs. Barney Williams 763 Nights In the United
tn„, and 73 Consecutive Nights during their late limited
kqeernent at the Thea're-Royal Adelphi, London. It will be
bu ed at this Theatre under the lmme date &rection of Mr.
coai7 Williams, and with all those accessories o' Scenery and
which characterise the Representations g'vea at this
ar Establishment.
ar..ath, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelf•li
rances of the c lehrated and attractive American Comedians,
• AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
THE ORIGINAL

chose IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL,
-/,,,,,agernent is unavoidably limited to TWELVE NIGHTS
7.h°i having to appear In Dublin on Monday, 24th inst.
AS 14 Even,„ing, and Every Evening during the week, IRELAND
William— `',°: or THE MIDDLEMAN. Ragged Pat, Mr. Barney
Mrs. which he will sing " B Ily O'Rourke.'' and dance wi,ll
Airs. _ Bartley
Williams the celebrated Irish Jig! Judy O'Trot,
80ph! Wlllbrns To be fo lowed, by LAW FOR LADIES.
°Po THE Ellrt4l Mrs.' Barney Williams. And THE MISTRESS
ern Tuesday and Wednesday, by CONNECTICUT COURTSHIP.
-ernirna, Mrs. Barney Williams. And the Farce of THE
FINISHED
GENTLEMAN. Bill Downey, Mr. Baker; Jem
ler/Mr. Stogie.
adrsday, by OUR GAL. Our Gal, ]Mrs. Barney Williams.
n- 'HE MISTRESS OF THE MILL.
ticn Friday, for the °enefit of Mrs. Barney Williams, by THE
Alla amt. IRISHMAN! Terence O'Grady, Mr. Barney Williams.
.107eartdher Entertainments, in which Mrs. Ba ney Williams will
eli44 Saturday, a Selection of Pieces, including the most popular
raeters in their. repertoire.

'Am.
oilr 'Won—Dress Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d ; Pit, Is. 6d. ;
4731, 6d. Sec„md Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. • Side ditto, Is. 6d.;
tor' 0. The Box.office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily.
11,11"Itring Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes,
10 n'aY be had under the direction of Mr. Shnttleworth. Children
6.,...—unt will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six; to
-..thert Seven o'clock precisely.
ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

Performances on
THE GREAT ORGAN
Will be given by the Organist,

MR: W. T. BEST,
EITRY SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND THURSDAY

Monday's Concert:. at 8 p.m.
Thursday's Do at 8 p.m.
SatiirdaEs Do . . at 3 p.m.
ThAdmission on Saturday and Monday, 6d.; Thursday, 3d.
eaeh
rformuoncerts last one hour. Doors open half an hour before
I/11E LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL
ekr,„ EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
IS, is NOW OPEN in the Exhlh;tion-rooms, Old Postc.ffice.
Thou' irnm Ten to Four, and in the Evening from Seven to Ten.
tlentlY Illuroinated.—Admisslon, is.
Children under Twelve,
,ttiOrice. Catalogues, 6d. Day and Evening Season 'Tickets :
I",en, 5s ; Ladies', 3s 6d. Evening Season Tickets, 2s 6d.
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.
,
,AST THREE WEEKS

ALSOP'S WAX WORKS,

IN THE

TEUTONIC-HALL,
LIME - S T R E E T ,
LIVERPOOL,
Previous to extensive alterations.

'-SQUARE,
FAMILY

CLAYTON_HALL, CLAYTO
tRE BROUSIL
WILL GIVE A
LIMITED NUMBER OF CONCERTS

AT THE

CLAYTON HALL,
COMMENCING THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 10Th,
Rvery ..v@ AT EIGHT O'CLqCH.
ning at Eight. Saturday Morning at Half-past Two

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
A
GRAND JUVENILE PERFORMANCE,
AT HALF-PAST Two,
14dch occasion osimr Children will be admitted at Half-price
to all parts of the Hall.
GALLERY, 6D. STALLS, 19. BOaRS, 2s.
Pie Programmes will be varied 't hree times in the week.

CLAYEON,HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
RE BROUsIL FAMILY

WILL GIVE A
G, WILL
JUVENILE PER

ItqANCE

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMB_;:R 12,

N.T HALF-PAST TWO,

--- ------ - ---- -
O
- Which occasion Children will be a

parts of the Hall

SATURDAY MORNING a PERF6RIIANCE at Half-past

Two. Every Evening at Eight

Boxes,

23. ;lls, Is.: Gallery. ce

T QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET.
,
above ROOMS will shortly be OPENED
heipi, With a variet of entirely new productions in AR
and AMUSyEMENT, entitled
to% HOFFMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT,
Prising a great variety of Songs, Solos, and Concerted Pieces.

DELINEATIONS OF CHARACTER,
Who By MR. THURTON,
has been described by the Public Press as the greatest
Polyphonist in the World ;
AN ENTIRE NEW M ONODRAMA,
qatroducing the most extraordinary and pleasing effects of
OMATONS, and other MECHANICAL CONTRIVANCES ;
b Also, HOFFMAN'S well-known
''GANOPHONIC BAND,

OR,
tor HUMAN VOICE ORCHESTRA,
4,,ienting by the unaided Human Voice, all the String and
hoz" Instrurnents, as well as the Drum, the Cymbals, the Musical
' and the Bagpipes.

Queen's Hall is at present undergoing extensive Alterations
for the Occasion.

I° VISITORS.-THE ONLY ESTABLISH-
btI MENT OF THE DESCRIPTION IN LIVERPOOL.-
kandermentioned ARTISTES appear nightly in addition to the
110/,IIGAL COMPANY ;—Miss LIN DRAY, pf Belfast; Mr. 3. B.
`',llk."•,?S, Comic Vocalist, from EVANS'S, London ; Mr.
S44I,RS MARSH, Improvisitore and Ventriloquist; Mr. WM-
.4l,vs, MORROW, of the Saturday Evening Concerts; and Mr.
„;111)S, the Celebrated Welsh Harpist ; at EVANS'S (from
41o:-` Garden, London), 'Upper Dawson-street, close to Lower
IsNautrance of the Theatre Royal. Chps, Steaks, Kidneys, Szo.,
tiler as in London. Doors open at Half-past Seven during Sum.
"--ADMISSION FREE.—GENTLEMEN ONLY ADMITTED

theCOLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.—
th,n Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
hrtifip Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe!
atbl aot Union of Nevelties I ! Glorious Success! ! I Extraor-
'447_ Patronage is the result of extraordinay expe.diture and
tkte '"A• It is a well-known fact, wherever amusements of erst-
-I.l44ality are found, there is the world of discrimination and tasty.
tt,,,,iPassed novelties in endless vari,ty have rendered this Colossal
.titi,7ishment the great focus of attraction. This Evening and
.°ll)3t the week. First appearance of Messrs. LAWRENCE and
OILER, the ALBANIAN MINSTRELS, in their illustrations of
t101;i:°Ie Race, introducin; new songs, dialogues. and whimst-
ZOO' Immense Hit of M. DUSONPS High'y-Trained Troupe of
"4„, gh-; and MONKEYS, received during the past week ni,h roars
and applause. Cont;nued succe's of Mr. BAYLIS' new
,stilgtft'entertainment, LES OMBRAES VIVANTS, and JACK
„witieh'elUN and his MONKEY, by the LIVING SHADOWS,
t,'llant:sll been received each evening with the most hearty and
i_klain°ll2 applause. This entertainment is decidedly wnovelty.
174:'`astic reception of M. DUSUNI with his Two Talented
pp, their grand Drawing-room F ntertainment. Last week
plot, of Mr. W. T. CHRISTIE. who will, e,ch evening, give his
,14Ciagne, Harmoniotp, Ethionean Revelry Great success of
44141 AD LAN, the pleasing Ballad Vocalist. Immense success
heOtst„ E. HOWELL acd Mr. BRENNAN, Se. timental and Serio-
‘-'lletists. FRANK SHORT wilt appear on Monday,lo
‘4tl Nl°Pen at Rix o'clock, to commence at Half-past. Leader.
.t4eiasical Director Mr S A NNAtill. The Powerful Brass
of tli„lt',..der the Direction .of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director
'll,,Lt;ntertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms
admitted. Admision—Upper Hall, 6d. bower Hall,3d.

ssR S. PAGI

C 0 . ,

Salbiono,

TA 1 \TER ESTABLISHMENT.
____

J. CARMICHAEL AND CO.

T H

WILL SHOW

IS DAY,

(IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,)

NEWEST

FASHIONS

FOR THE SEASON.

N.8.-SOME PARCELS OF FRENCH SILKS,

FANCY DRESSES & SHAWLS,

(MUCH UNDER THE VALUE),

WILL BE OFFERED AT TILE SAME TIME,