The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-26 00:00:00

,HEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.
POSITIVELY THE LAST PERFORMANCES OF
PIROVESSOR BUCK'S SOIREES FANTASTIQUES,
THIS WORNING ((SATURDAY), a GRAND MORNING RECEP-
TION, at Two o'Clock. -Carriages to be ordered at Four. And at
Eight o'clock THIS EVENING.
PROFESSOR-BUCK,
will give his celebrated
SOIREES FANTASTIQUES-,
Which have tic‘:',) !,atronised by her Majesty, Prince Aibert, King
and Queen of the Belgians, Emperor of Russia, and the principal
nobility throughout England and the Continent.
J. 13. respectfully announces his performances as above. The very
great succe-s that has invariably atttnd d Ilan is a sufficient proof
of his attractive powers, and on making known his Entertainments
on this occasion; he has now to intrAttec some of the most Extra-
ordinary Experiments possible to imagine.
Programme of Cabalistic r%enOtnena, Antomatoa Wonders, and
Mechanical, Chemical, Electric, Natural a--' •

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INVISIBILETE,
The Gold F;,sh, or Bowl of Ink—the Sympathetic Rabbit—the
Mysteries of P aris—the Sig,ature of Met.histopheles, or the Myste-
rious T,per- —Robe' t the So carer—Le Foulard Serpent, the SnAke-
likuMandk erchief--aJourney to G neva, or Incomprehensible Bottle
—the Inv4.sible Postman—the last new Extraordivary Illusion with
the 18lb Cannon.
MULTIPLICATION OF GU !EA
Une Scene Comique, Comic S e

INEA PIGS

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THE ENCHANTED SNHPF'BOX;
Or, the Unlucky Umbrella.
The Evening's Entertainment will conclude with
SUSPENSION ETHERIENNE,
By which a Child is suspended in equilibrium by Atmospheric Air,
through the action of Concentrattd Ether, as presented before Her
lifost Gracious Majesty the Queen, His Royal Highness Prince
Albert, and the Royal Family.

is**, SIR WILLIAM DON, Bart„ who has achieved the greatest
success in the United States as an Eccentric Comedian, and
who Is about to make his debut in London, at the Theatre
Royal, Haymarket, is Engaged for a Limited Number of
Nights. The new Comedy of TIIE EVIL GENIUS will
be produced expressly for his appearance in. Liverpool.
On kenday Evening next, 28th instant, THE EVIL GENIUS.
Tasa •Ripstone, Sir William Don; Cooley, Mr. J. W. Ray; Lady
Aurora Ringwood, Miss Page. POPPING THE QUESTION.
Sr. Primrose, Mr. J. W. Ray. And THE TODDLES. Mr. Timothy
"roodles, Sir William Don ; Mrs. Tabitha Toodles, Mrs. Power.
'On Tuesday, THE SE aIuUS FAMILY. Aminadab Sleek, Sir
William, Don ; Mr. Charles Torrens,Loraine ; Captain
Murphy Maguire, Mr. Villiers; Mrs. Orrnsby Delmaine, Miss
Page. After which A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. To con-
clude with THE JACOBITE. John Duck, Sir. William Don.
On Wednesday, THE EVIL GENIUS. After which POPPING
THE QUESTION. And to conclude with THE TODDLES,
On Tbursdr7y, SINGL!I LIFE. Mr. Peter Pinkey, Slr William
Don ; Niggle, Mr. Damper, Mr. Baker; Miss Coy,
Mee. Power. AA .DAY AMR•• THE WEDDING. And a
WHITE BAIT DINNER AT GREENWICH, AND WHAT
HAPPENED THE RE . John Small, Sir William Don.
On Friday, THE EVIL GENIUS. POPPING THE QUES ['ION.
And USED UP. Sir Charles Coldstream, Sir William. Don.
On Saturday, To commence with-ROD ROY. Bailie Nicol Jerrie,
Sir William Don. And to concluds with THE TODDLES.
Prices of Admisq in—Dress Box .!,s, 43 ; Upper Boxes, 3s. • Pir, 25.;
Gallery, Is. The Box.ertice is opt:om Ten to Thre fo; securing
'Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Pr' • t Rages, which may be
had under the direction of Mr. ShuttiewoirvtV Childreu in arms not
admitted. Doors wilt be openel at Half.liast Six, to commence
at Seven.
A- GOLD BRACELET has been FOUND in, the Dress
Boxes
of the Theatre-Royal. The Owner can have it restored on
applica-
tion to Mr. G. WESTON, at the Bex-office.
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g.,11 /11.- .MPIIITHEATRE, LIVERPOOL.
j U Proprieter; Ai% W. R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-B,
Mr.-LAST SE'tTN NIGHTS of the ENGAGEMENT of MR
GEORGE V ANDEN HOFF, end MRS. GEORGE
7 A NDE N a OFF Vote Alms MAILBAnI, of the Broadway
Theatre, New yorir,
This kvenin - and the Theatres of. the Uniteri c•• A tSatorday), HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Georg,
lr; The farneen, Mrs. George Vandenhaff. After which, A b.
C DIVERT
..ISSEMENT. To conclude with SLASHER. -
TheS II Elt Slasher, Mr. Baker ; Crasher, Mr. Sto,
A
du- 'sew Play of STILL WATERS
RUN DEEP w1:1 be prt.
ced under the entire superintendence of Mr. G. Vandenh, ff
.lae Trardy of EVA ONE, received during the past week with the
itreafest applause will be repeated on Tuesday and Thursday next.
TORTESA ! THE USURER 1 a Drama, in Five Acts, written
rbj N. P. Wiws, Esq. (Author of Peocillings by the Way,
ve.),. altered and adapted to Sts,,e Representation, v.ith the
'PerMision and approval of the lather, and performed with
.4114 irreatoat cure.. a by Arr. and ItSrs. G. Vancienhoff, will be
.Ptoducod fee their BENEFIT on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT.
FOR. SIX NIGHTS ONLY ! MASTER ' H. BUNDY, cf the
Theatre Royal Haymarket. will maka his appearance to a Liver-
pool audience in the ch iracter of Tom Thumb, as pared by him in
London with great success. He is the most interesting specimen
of the hunisra family now in existence,—Seven Years of Age,
Fifteen
OR Pounds Weight, and but 'Twenty-nine Inches Hiali.
,Vonday next, The new Play, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP!
Mr. Slider-Ay. Mr. G..Vandenhaf ; Mrs. hlidmay, Mrs. G. Vanden-
,...
•flbofiund . The Barletta of TOM' Tnumn. Torn Thumb, Master H.
due, 7. And the INVINCIBLES. O'Slash, Mr. Baker; General Ver-
Mr. J. . RAy ; Juliette, Miss Landon ; Vctoire, Miss Oliver.
0.. n Tuesclay. EVANDE. Colonnn, Mr. George Yandenhoff ; Evande,
f,-11.8*"°' Vandatthoff TOM THUMB, And THE INVINCIBLES.
~r 1 Wedne .1
, m,"2.31,1 srmr.. WATERS RUN DEEP 1 After which
TUM ....!! OMB. And to conch's& with THE INVINCIBLES.
On Thur -1
On Friel-aL V nden-
EVANDE. • TOM THUMB, & THE INVINCIBLES.
1.10,,e Y. For the: Benefit of Alr. and Mrs. George a
.., f', and the Last Night but Ore of their Engagement,—
~,,"*ATES A I Tortesa, Mr. G, Vmdenhoff ; Isabella de Fa, lcone,
7, "1. li. Vandenhoff. And DON CiES AR DE BAZ AN . Don ,nesar, Mr. George Vandenhoff; Maritana. Mrs. G. Vandenhoff_
'On Saturday' A New PLAY, &c., in which Mr and Mrs. GP'
IVandenhoff will appear, being the Last Night of th,..,-.
Admission—Dress Boxes 3s. ski,. b.
td. Second Price—tires
The Box offic,ll3 open/
Seats in the Dres. '-'"

Vanden_

rge
Engagement.

Pit Is.-:

had undeit the direction c
not be admitted, DonrQ

takin

Seven o'clock preelsc

to commence at.

INAUGURATION CONCERT.
ESSRS. CRAAIER, BEALE, & CO: have
"much pleasure in announcing the OPENING of the
-NEW CONCERT ROOM., ST. GEORGE'S-HALL,
Which will lake place
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1856,
'Under the immediate Patronage of
HIS 'WORSHIP THE MAYOR, JOHN S CEWART, ESQ.,
TUE LAW COURTS, AND ST. ottoacia's-BALL COMMITPRE,
AND Tali OTHER MEMBERS OF TaR CORPORATION.

VOCALISTS .
MADAME ALBONI,
MADAME CLARA NOVELLO,
AIR. SIMS REEVES,
HERR FORMES,
J. H A T T O N,
AND
MR. BET.
The Concert will commence at EightS o'clock. The room open for
admission at Half-past Seven. The entrance to the New Concert
Room is from Shaw's Brow.

T.
GEORGE'S H ALL.—
In consequence of the man st visiting
.;.iverpool at this mason, a few additi y
onal ORGAN rangers
PERFOR.
AIANCES will be given in the interval between the Sessions and
Asszes, COMMencing on Monday Evening next, the 28th inst., and
ending ort Thursday Evening, the 7th of August.
Peformances on
THE GREAT ORGAN
Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BEST,
On Monday Evening, the 2sth instant, at EWA o'clock.
On Thursday do. the 31st instant, at Eight o'clock.
On Saturday Afternoon, the 2nd August. at Three o'clock.
On Monday Evening, the 4th August, at Eight o'c:ock.
On Thursday, do. the 7111 August, at Eight o'clock,
Adru!ssion, on Saturday and Mondays, 6d; Thursdays, 3d.
The Concert lasts cue hour.
Do-rs open half an hour oefore et performance. Entrance at
worth end, opposite Shaw's-brow.

OYAL COLOSSEUM,
PARADISE- ST R
'-'EET.
,ue „ki Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
°,,a
till P Amusements and the most elegant Lounge in Europe !
Triumphant! !—This great National Establishment i 3, from
its vastness and the new Ventilating Apparatus, which is now oily
just completed, rendered the most comtztable place of Amusement
in Liverpool. The crowds that nightly assemble are d.-lighted with
the 'rereshin
g coolness which pervades all parts of the'
This Evening, anti during the Week, THE DF.ULIN FAMILY. s
in
their Grotesque Pierot Entertainment. Perfect success of Mr.
WALLFORD, the celebrated American Vocalist, Mimic, and Musical
Phenomenon, whose debut was attended -by such flattering tes•imo
nials of appro` anon, and whose talent the Press has so eulogised,
xv.ll have the honour of ap,,crai lag every evening. Last week but one
of the engagement of Miss WYATT, and hit;i; E. WYATT, the
of
the
Solo and Duet Vocailstp. Decided hit of Mr. W. H AS-
BE RREY, the Inimitable charrcteristic Dancer, who will appear in
ills graceful Gems of Terpziehqre and Operatic Pas Seals, Aliance
Hornpipe, Army and Nays Dan,a
. &e. hlr. J. B. HOLMES, the re-
nowned Comic Vocalist. Great success of air. SINCLAIR, the
Tenor Vocalist, Enthusiastic reception of Mr. and Mrs. J. WILD,
who will appear each evening in a change of laughter-exciting
Duets and Comic Entert'inments• ilzrt- On Saturday next, July
Igth, first appearance of the bROTHERS CAPLINE, the incom.
parable Gymnasiasts. Doors opennait T.
-?ait-past Six, to .commence
at Seven o'clock. Leader and usical Director, Ur. W. W.
ENIIDY The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction of Mr. J.
ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertaiments, Air. HEATH,
Jun. Children in arms Will not be admitted, Adrnrui,m__Upper
Rah, 6d. Lower Hall, 3d.
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700 L 0 G
4
GALA DAYS:
NSW TUESDAY,WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY at.PRIDAY
TALENT AND IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS !
TII LP on aroNDAY NEXT, the 21st inst.,
TIIMPERANCE SOCIETIES

CAL GARDENS

°
rill hold a
GRAND GALA AND FETE,
For which occasion a NEW
PANY have been F:naged, who will make their first appety nue _ I.
vv and POWERFUL DRAMATIC COeNln-
the much admired ana piea,ing Vaudeville, entitled DEAF A 3,,
POST. Arrangements have also been uncle with Mr. DAYLL'.
PRINCE MILLER and Master BUNDY to give their novel and
extraordinary Entertainment durin the afternoon ; also. Mi"
lIILLER, the Clairvoyante, will perform in the Great Hall. Pro-
fessor TANsLEy will give his delineations of the Grecian Statues,
Pro-
f with coloured fires. '1 he wonderful CITY OF NINE-
VEH. 'lgnor ALBERTO on the Maglietle Wire, The SIIIIII/E-
Via descend in his Fiery Car.
I,XTRA BANDS are Engaged for the FETE.
A Variety of English Sports, Balloon Ascent'', and hosts of other
Amusements. To conclude with a Gorgeous DISPLAY of FIRE-
WO us and a GRAND BALL in the Hall of all Nations.
i.a4.,,r,e4i..4.414 Admission, Is 4 Children, bd.