The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-28 00:00:00

LIST OF OFFICES RECOGNISED BY THE LIVERPOOL
TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

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THEATRE ROYAL, VVILLIAMSON-SQUARE.—
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. Copeland, Great CharlottP-st.
iE NEW COMIC PANTOMIME EVERY EVENING.
• IRE SECOND JUVENILE NIGHT will take place on
ursday next. the 31st los ant. %hen the PANTOM IM P.', will
Innen e the Bruen Ailments, and terminate by Nine o'clock.
is Evening, To-morrow; W'sdaeNday, F. iday, and Saturday next,
Com..cly of tile JEALOUS WIFE! Compressed intJ Thee
and recently acted at the Court Theatricals, Windsor, by
iimand of her Majesty. Atter which the Grand, Local, Legendary,
vie Christmas Pantomime, entitled, HAtiLEQUIN STEAM;
SHE OLD SWAN, and the KNOTTY ASH. The opening
he Pantomime, invented and written expressly for this Theatre
ae of the " Local Genu,," who, hoping to catch the " eye"
e public, will, if successful, turn out a " Pantomimic Genius"
irst night of its representation. The Comic Scenes of the
1 by lir. WILLIAM
tres

DOHLUNGTON

aymarket,

he Overture an

of the Opening, composed, selected, and arranger by Mr. Bushez.
The Scenery of the Pantomime designed and painted by Mr. R.
Dearlove. jun., assisted•by Air. George Dawson. The Machinery
by Mr. Benjamin Jones. Toe Properties and Masks by Mr.
Brom,ey. The Dresses by Mr. Jeffries• The whole of the Dances

and the Action of the Ballet arranged and directed by Signor Lauri.
Pantomimic Transformation: Harlequin, Signor Lauri ; Pantaloon,
1.- C. Lauri; Columbine, Miss Manseh ; Clown, Sig. F. Lauri.
"hursdap Evening next, the 31st, the Performance will com-
e with HARLEQUIN STEAM; or, THE OLD SWAN, and
KNO ITY ASH. After which, the MAID AND THE MAGPIE.
es, 4s. Upper Boxes, 3s. Pit, 2s. Gal-
s now open from 10 till 3 o'clock, for securing

ry, Is. The Box offs
ats in the Dress Circle, al

taking Private Boxes, which may be
ha,d,undec the direct,[o„tof.alr..4luittlewortb. Children in arms not
&Rabbit', patirsOlift)--- Intrittalifribuceat'S'eteti
o'clock oraciselY.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—
Proprietor. Mr. W. R. Copelan& Great Charlotte-et:
CiIiQUE IMPERIAL DE FRANCE. Under the Direction of
MESiIEURS RI BBERC and LAMBERT. Patronised by His

ajecy the Emperor Napoleol 111. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEP-
TION of the FRENCH TROUPE OF EQUESTRIANS!
This Evening (Monday), the 28th instant, and following days, the
Perforinances will commence with THE DOUBLE ASCENT
ON THE GLOBE, by M'dlle. Angele and M. Shelton. The Scarfs,
by Al'dl!e. Rosita. M. Loyal, the Indian Juggler. The Stilts, by
M. :lieltun. M. Siegrist, as the Taurcador. M'dlle.
Graceful Act of Equitation. M. Stonette, the English Clown. The
Four Seasons, by M'dlle. Emilie Lambert. M. I.•ablani, the cele-
brated Bottle Equilibrist. The Leaks of the G.;,-lanas, by M'alle,
C. Aussude. The Leaping Horse" L'Eclair." Mons. Pusterle, the
Mo lern Centaur. Tight-rope Dancing, by C. Aussude.
The sylphide of the Circle, Viiginie Lambert. Comic
Dancing, by M. stonette. M. Caron will introduce his highiy-
trained Steed '' Zouave." ATALA AND CHACTA,' Pas de Deux.
by at'dlle. Emilie Lambert and Mons. iegrist. Grand tct of
Equestrianism, by Madame Shelton. The Wounded Trumpeter,
Military Scene. Shortly to appear, the celebrated Fire Steed,

" aladestza," introduced b; the renowned P, °lessor M. Caron.
A '4eries of Grand Al URN ING PE RFOItMANC ES every Wednesday
and Friday, at Two o'clock; Doors open at Hatf-pant One.
Adaiisahn—Dress Boxes, 3s; Side Boxes, 2s 6d : Pit, is 6d; Gallery,
6a. Children under Twelve years of age admitted at Second
Price from the Commencement of the Performance. Second
Price—Dress Boxes, 2.; Side Boxes, is 6d ; Pit, Is. The
Box-othce is open trona Ten till three o'clock, daily for
securing Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes,
which may he had under the direction of Mr.Shuttleworth. Chil-
dren in arms not admitted. Pile Doors wit i be opened at Half-past
Six, to commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET,
Liverpool.—Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The Palace of
Cheap Amusernen's.—Extraordinary and Astounding Novelties.
This • Evening (Mondry). Grand and Varied Entertainments.
Second week of the SHIP ON PI , illustrated with Russell's
descriptive scene. by Mr. PLUM PTON. Alagnificent Series of
Dioramic VIEWS OF THE RA'I"I'LE.;. lELD, illustrating with
startling effects, the Assault on the Redan, the Capture of the
Malakoff, and the Wreck and Destruction of Sebastopol. Previous
to the war scenes will be exhibited the Cr, pt of the HOLY SE PU L-
CHRE AT JEt.US LEM, wth three distinct effects —lst, The
Interior of that Structure, by Daylight; 2nd, Showing it In the
Gloom of Mi ; and the last change, displaying the Sacred
diri ein the full blaze of light, durin the celebration of Midnight
,ss before the holy shrine and altar. First week of Mr.
sod his highly-trained Troupe of Dogs and Monkeys.
rek of the Bito I'HE RS GOODRICH, who will appear
selection of Gees, Quartette, Madrigals, &c.
Great Success of al r. CR B It Ek, the best Dane,* in
the world

WA rEItS
La:

in a cho}c

Great Success o: Mr. J. PLUMPTON, the eminent
tenor Vocalist, who will sing the fodiwri .g songs :—Have Faith
Ai.other Jessie, the F.ower of hum lane; Tell me Mary
Woo one; R.,inernber; The Mistletoe Bough : and
; Grand Descrip ive Scena The Gambler's Wife. Enthusi-
ast e Reception of the Brothers FELIX and the Brothers
BILLINGE, the Olympian Won,:ers. Great ,uccess of Messrs.
M GUINESS and SUMME it lELD, Comic Duetists. Doors
open at Sit o'clock ; to coalmen, at Hail-past Six. Musical
Director, Mr. BJULLI ND. The Powerful Brass Band under the
Direction of A ItTL.Nt/riT ILL. Director of the Enteitainments,
_

how t
Russel,

c-1 T. G E

0 R G

'S HALL

Notice is hereby given, that

PERFORMANCES

will take place on the

ORGAN,

In St. George's-Hall,

THIS EVENING, the

28th instant.

At Half-past Seven o'clock

willbe received at the doors

Change can

ST. GEORGE'S-HALI

he Patronage of T. B. HORSFALL and J. C. EWART,
Esqrs., Members of Parliament for the Borough.

MADAME COSTANTINI will give her first
GRAND EVENING CONCERT, in the above
HALL, on TUESDAY next, the 29th instant.

VOCA LI-TS

Al A D A 31-

COSTANTINI,

Her first appearance.)

" Pima donna," from the Royal Operas of Milan, Venice, and otter
Cities in italy.
MATTHEWS, late lliss Binekes,

Mrs. G

pf the Hanover-square and Exeter-hall Concerts.
Mr. GEORGE PERRON,

the celebrated Tenore, from the Metropolitan Operas and Concerts.
SIGNOR VERONI,
from the Royal Operas of Verona, Rome, &c., and the Hanover-
square Concerts.
And Mr. HAMILTON BRAHAM,
his first appearance in Liverpool since his return from Germany.

INSTRUMENTALISTS :
ORGAN.—Mr. W. T. BEST.
FLUTE.—Mitster RADCLIFFE,
the extraordinary Boy Flutist who created so great a sensation at
the Crystal Palace.
CONDUCTOR.—Mr. O. J. TOMS.

Adm'ssion : Gallery, One Shilling; Body, Two Shillings; Re-
served Seats, Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, Concert to
commence at Eight o'clock.

THE LAST FORTNIGHT, ending Saturday,
February 2, 1856.—Queen's Hall, Bold-street,
Liverpool. Reinesertalion every day, at Two and Eight o'clock;
open half an hour previous. _

.
In announcing the last Fortnight of this magnificent
Panorama of the WAR WITH RUSSIA, in Liverpool, M.
Gumpertz begs respactfnily to impress the necessity of embracing
the present opportunity of witnessing an entertainment uriversally
pronounced as the fine-t display of panoramic and dioramic eff,:cts
ever produced to the public notice.