The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-11 00:00:00

t H. IV. CLERC respectfully announces that his
ANNUAL .BALL will take place at the ASSEAI-
B'.Y ROOMS, Great George street, on F,AS CER MONDAY. April
13. Double Tickets, 108 each; to be had at his Academy, 22,
Islington.

TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL,
AND CONCERT HALL.
GREAT CHARLOTTE ST.. NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHAPEL.

En;;•agement of tilt
MAD'LLES. AMY,

The favourite Operatic Dancers from the Adelvhi Tfleatre, Liverpool.
Also,
MR. COX,
From Americ I, who will appear in his C ,loured Comic Entertain.

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ment Every Evening.
Great Success of the much admired Comic Vocalist
MADAME ROMER.
41so, MISS LIZZY DE GREY,
The pleashig G .ilad Vocalist.
Immense success of the old tarouri,e Comic Singer,
MR. TOM BENNETT.

Also, MR DUCKWORTH, tbe Wonderful One-legged Dancer.
Alto Mr. DUFFY, tl.e "rale bro`li of a boy."—A laughable tiketch
every evening. ADMISRION PREF.

HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUHI VARIETE,
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

WILL OPEN MARCH 16, 1857.

Mr. CHARLES HENGLER, in announcing his intention of (for
the first time) catering for the amusement of the inhabitants of
Liverpod and its vicinity, respectfully informs them that he has
been honoured by the especial patronage of Her Most Gracious
Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, the Royal Family and suite, at
Windsor Castle, February, 1845, and in 1849; a so by the nobility,
clergy, and gentry of every town be has hitherto visited—a sufficient
guarantee hat his establehment stands preeminent for producing
an entertainment d the highest order.

The TALENTED A ItTISTES ,ng,ged are the first in the cqueo.
trian profession. These. combined with a matchless STUD of FIFTY
HORSES and PONIES, coo ly WART-410SE and APPOINT-
MENTS, cannot fail of rendering the Cirque worthy of the patronage
of the inhabitants of Lirerpo _ .

The splendid Building, erected revardless of expense by Messrs.
Eloltre and Nicol (after the style of the Cirque Napoleon, Paris),
will be found replete with every possible arrangement for the com-
fort of the vast audience it is constructed to accommodate in its
several spacious and distinct compartments. The First and Second
Class Boxes are carpeted throughout, and furn shed with cushioned
chairs. The spacious Promenade, 200 teet in length, encircles three-
fourths of the building, from every pa-t of which an uninterrupte
view of the Arena is common ed. A magnificent Canopy will cover
the interior of the building, which will b inttnparsed with flags of
all nations and emblematical designs, red. white, and blue being the
characteristics of the decorations. The whole brilliantly illuminated
with gas.
The BANDS will be found full and efficient. and the Entertain-
ments will consist of SCENES OF RIDING, S LEEDS t f the
ENAGE, BRILLIANT S?ECTACLFS, EQUESTRIAN
PAGEANTS, Sze Ac., enlivened by the Witticisms and Greteeque
Achievements of tile Four Best CLOWNS of th. clay,

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Cornpar ments for visitors arr partitioned off, with a separate and
convenient approach to each.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (se'ect) ...... 3s. Half price, Is. 6d.
Boxes (seleel
!- econd Seats
6d. No
Gallery
iromenarie

A SE RIES of MID-DAY EXHIBITIONS will take place, the
first on SATUnDAY, March 21et. Doors open at Two, commencing
a II if-past.
Order and decorum will be strictly enforced, Police officers will
be in attendance.

Open every evening at Seven o'clock. commencing at lialf.past
prec sely, and the:performances wi.l conclude about a quarter past
Ten. . _ _

C:rriatzes to set down and t.ke up with the horses' herds towards
the Fxchange. . . .

Children under ten years of age and Schools Flalf-price to Stalls,
Boxes, and second Seats.

Second Pr:ea at Nine o'cloeic.

Leader of the Quqd,ille Band, A'r G. Jackman; trader of Brass
Band, Mr. W. Alien ; Master of the Horse, Mr. F. Brown ; Trea-
sure., Mr. C. Firler ; Architect, Mr, O'Hara; Acting Manager, Mr.
A. Henry; Director and Proprietor, Mr. Charles Hengler.