The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16 00:00:00

THE COSTUMES

By Mr and Mrs. Jereargs.
*ark ery uncertain information possessed respecting the Dress
the Ithe inhabitants of Scotland, in the eieventh century, render s
difEestatitthing of the characters in Mae* eth a task of very great
.111 7
and ; nobler' and common people were mantifs of one sort, long
[hed nwing, and shaggy rugs. 'the noble.. wore mantles of vatic-
colours ; the common people mantles of a brown colour, ne r
tiae„e CO! ur of h ether. They wore no stockings, but betines,
ice 7 of the skins of deer or other animals Many of the tieotch
wlth bare heads, allovrtr g th hair to grow very lung.
the: Scottish Female habit consisted of a lon robe girdled round
"ai'tt 4ith a full and flowing mantle, denominated the Arisad.
THE ARMOUR AND WEAPONd
The By Mr. BROMLAY.
to ancient Scottish weapons were the spear, the battle-axe, the
m
arid the sword Ce e.dheatuh-more). Their Defensive armour—
st-kot of ring mail, anii round targets covered with but 's hire, and
th w:th nails and bosses of brass or iron. 'I he eagle feather
ar cur Oldie English forces is c pied from the Bayeux tapestry.
Which
THE M CHINERY.
Is of a most elaborate description. has been made under the
directi In of Mr. cawnsasr.
Nne,„-
11 Stage Business directed by Mr F 1.. Vitme. ; and the
P-r °t the arrangements and rnise-en-scene produced under the
"41*,nperintend,•nce of Mr. W. R. COYSLAND.
N: An early attendance of thr Visitors to the Theatre is Teepee'.
p:ajfequested, as some of the most striking Scinie effects take
" at the very commencement of the Tragedy.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at the Royal
Amphitheatre.
Shakspere's Tragedy of MACBETH !
RRIOD OP THE TasOEDY.—Macbeth was killed In 1057, in the
To sixteenth year of Edward's rei In England.
conclude with. Every Evenin r, the 'Farce of THE SECRET.
Thomas Mr. Baker.

ierAtinaission —Dress Boxes, 3s; Side Boxes. 2s ad; Pit, ls 61; Gal-
tej; ,61 The Box office °ye.: daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
tna',":4* Seats in the Dress Arcle. and takint, Private Boxes, which
in 3 he had under the direction of Mr. ,hattlsworth. Childten
tn,..4:l,tns will not be ad rated. Doors open at Half-past Six, to
e at Seven o'clock precisely.

IiENGLE'It'S GRAND CIEQUI4 VARIbT
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

OPENING OF THIS PRINCELY ESTABLISHMENT
THIS DAY (MONDAY), THE 16TH MARCH.

DISPLAY OF EQUESTRI AN ISM
FX rRAOEDINA RY.
BY THE FIRST TROUPE IN THE WORLD.

MATCHLESS STUD OF FIFTY HORSES
AND PONIES.

Cirv.
.SP,ArE THE NAMES OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTISTES:—
Herr Hengler, I Mrs. Charles Hengler.
'qr. W. Powell, Aladame A. Bridges,)
ilr. J. Henderson, I Mrs. Beauchamp,
Mr. J. Bridges, Madame Francisco,
, i.err Olmar. Mrs. J. Powell,
dr. F. Francisco, Mrs. J. Bridee',
Mr. A. Bri,sges, Mrs.— Henderson,
Jr. J. Powell, Miss Hengler,
Alr. J. Francisco. Miss J. L. Hengler.
l'lr. I OCis Francisco, Maci'lie. Louise,
,
' e Petit Jean, La Petite Adrian.
'l, 41/r. Charles Hengler. and I ay., am
' Ente.tainments will be enlivened by the drolleries and
comicalities of
Th. THE FOUR REST CLOWNS IN THE WORLD.
'I h` G. rimaldi of the Ring Mi'NEEBR FROWDII.
r; c Merry Musical Momus .. .. Ma. CHATHAM JACKSON
,tescpb.
-ww ~ . I ITTLII FERDINAND.
11 r ranyals • •

In the course of the evening will be produced
GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT,
Arrant d by Mr. Chtmles Heng'er,
i'llr°ducing the nrincl..al male and Female Artistes, mounted on
Fourteen Steeds of Beauty, entitled
ENGLAND AND FRANCE,
OR
.LA BELLE ALLIANCE.

In aidltion. the whole of the comp my will appear in
A VAdiED AND BRILLIA • T ENTERTAINMENT.

Mr'
office open daily from 11 to 3. under the superintendence of
.• Si.hes„ of whom places can be secured.
61),,r(1 ammes to be obtained at the Cirque gratuitously, no persons
ih-cilng au.hority to charge for them either in or out of the estab-
meu,
otirinr,
hs ,ist mthealjourn of the company in Liverpool, Mr. Hrngler and
in t, 4n13 intend devating a portion of their time in giving tuition
01, ne elegant accomolishment of riding. Cards of terms to be
~.ainel at the box office.
',
,i)served seats or Stalls (se!eCt)
-7 es (selec')
••••• .
eeond seats
~ Os. 6d.
Gallery
.. .. .
Promenade..
A
'` SERIES OF MID-DAY PERFORMANCES
Will take place, the first on
SATURDAY, THE 21. T OF MARCH.
• Doors open at Two, commencing at II If-past.
b_Oriler and decorum will be strictly enforced. Police officers will
',,.r, attendance.
bruePen every ev-ni'g at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
1•40 e selY, and the performances will conclude about a quarter past
C..rriages to set down and tale up with the horses' herds towards
. '- kxchange.
t Child re under ten years of age and Schools Half-price to Stalls,
"es, and aecond Seats.
Second Pece at Nine o'clock.
, W
Lescler of the Qa2drilte Hand, qr G Jackman; Leader of Brass
s,a," Mr. V. Ailen Master of the Horse, Mr. f. Brown ; Trea-
t irre re, Mr. C. Fisher; Architect, Mr. O'Hara; Decorative Artist,
lit.:Acting Manager, Mr. A. Henry; Proprietor and Director,
....!...__C_haries Hengler.

TO VISITORS.
11 VA N S' S (from Covent garden, London),
UPPER DAWSON STREET,
C!ose to the Box Entrance of Theatre Royal.
e first establishment of this de cription ever introduced into
tirlinol, being exclusively devoted to the Entertain.ent of Gen-
titT?n, and prese ,ting the attraction of the most perfect and
i)(!,,,4e'r GLEE CLUB. the Vocal and Instrumental performers
nf u,,questionable talent.
Steak., Kidneys, end Boast Potatoes, as in town. The
per'ols are open Nightly at Eight o'c.ock, under the direction of a
s.ppoihted preside.—Admissio Flee.

TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, &C.
MESSRS. ROBERTS & CO. beg respectfully
to inform the above and the nobility, clergy, and
gentry of Liverpool and its neighbourhood that they have con-
stantly on hand • large supply ..f MA JR LE and ENA NIEL CHIM-
NEY PIECES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVESTONES, &c.,
which for elegance of design cannot be surpassed by any other
house in town.
Messrs. R. End Co. would also beg to introduce to the attention
of the public to their ENAMEL SLATE, which for ornamental and
useful purposes cannot be surpassed, beside being found more
el, gant and durable than "darble, and much less expensive.
Messrs. R. and Co. would also recommend tbeir SLATE, which
is in very common use in the south ref England for Pantry and
Larder Tables, Shelves, &c., Wine Cellar Fittings, Sinks, Salting
and Milk Vessels, Baths,. Cisterns, and Skirtings, Balcony Land-
ings, Copin: , Window Sills, End Ridging, Garden Frames, and
Seising for Borders, Sun Dials, &c. also Billiard and Bagatelle
Tahes.
REPOSITORY-3, FALKLAND-STREET, LONDON-ROAD.
MANUFACTORY—ABER, five miles from BANGOR, NORTH
WA LES.
The whole machinery driven by water power.
N.P.—A supply of CISTERNS constantly on hand.