Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12 00:00:00

igublft Sinulenintig.

THEAT RE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,

THURSDAVINOV. 12. AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

war LAST TWELVE NIGHTS.
OF

PROFESSOIt ANDERSON.

TOSITIVELY T 11,7 FAST MrYZNI vG PEP.FOaMANCE

Un SITURDAY, at Two o'clock,

A NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD;
Oa, MAGIC AND MYSTERY,

WITH ENTIRELY NEW EXPERIMENTS.
CiiAliGE OF PERFORMA.NCE !
NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS

X.B.—li conecqu nce of the Crowded Ftat.? of the House, and the
I'NORIJOUS SUCCESS !
ITHE G‘l LERY WILE Mt OVEN TO-NIGgT,I
AT
AN9 EVEItY EVENING THIa WEEK,) 6u.

The W zlrcl will arcuze you !
The Wizard you !
The Wizard will perplex you !
The Wizard will cause you to rercei=er HIM fur your lifetime !

I'OSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE
THE Wiz alto GOES TO .P.CrsTRA:IA in the " MARCO POLO."

THE WIZARD'. FAREWELL TO ENGLAND.

(AlTr N- A LONG NVAT
Ad'eu, adieu ! my Vagic Wand,

, •
Borne o'er the watf rs !Au^.
Will ceve its I quit my ht..nd
I 11l other elimrs I sic v,
Yon ,en that !Ises o'er the sea,
Points out my p aright ;
Far.,wel;, my I..rerpool, to thee,
lily native and— goc,d nigh !
Comm hi her. hit' er my little page.
Why de at thon look so pale,
Do'at fear he • Ce9CII stu,my rage.
And no'at thy youn; heart q.taii ?
" No, lif,,attr uear." my page repli. s,
" is not the °era. 's foam
That t e^okts my mournful sibs,
In leaving hap,,yll,4ne,

It is, It i 9, my ni,ster dear,
To think tt a nevem re
(As I have rat: o good to fear',
l' Ist e thee as 3 ore.
That everm re, in this fair tf
'the thousands de,ight ;
But w n in len s !enlwn—
....

To Frigiand bid • G.od—N-I..iit."

No retve - no more among your frends
Sour magic mg ;t Map ay,
That hEne your Pro p,ro'a en and ends,—
Tour wonder, pa sed away.
That Ans,r greeting hand
Inv t,s you trom our ah.re,
Ana that your own ovcd ua ive land
Way Nee y.. 1.1 nev rinoie."
Cheer no—cheer rp !—my l:ttle page,
To Eng'and I':1 return
•With stPr,s of gold. as I pre.eg?,
A d th-u hart \et to klarn.
Rug never more to Wizar he,
N Magic'. might pourt,ay.
Wh. u we shall eros the storm;- tea,
Upon our horufwaril way.

1%11, then—tell, tiled—my page 90 true.
To ev.ry friend thou hes.,
'Tis best if ti,ey'd my w. n 'ers view, •
To ttse th, it utmo-t has e.
And to the quare of Wit hmson,
Lund by Electric L ght,
Go, hid them ha t-2.n • very one,
To wash me a.l—" Goon 'ismer."

BAST;. TO THE NNIZAHD AT ONCE!
MI MEAN 10 Go AT ALL
Dress Circle. 2a 61; Upper Bolos I] 64 ; Pit, le. Doo s open
st Half-i ast Seven. c nirnem eat Ficht ock. Box office oden
irom Eleven till '1 hier, under the direction of Mr. Shattleworth.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE
MANAGER, MR. W. R COPELAND,

ice' Met. ROBERTS, the American Tragedian, who lately made
his debit, in I• nglaud, at ,ha hea'r.i Royal, Drury-lane, is engage d
fora Limited Num! er of Night,,, during whi h Period ha will appear
In a seed on of h s most ce &prated Chirite era.
The inimltabh Artiste, Met. FLEXII IRE, and the ce'ebrat d
Danscuse, UltiOL, ate also Engaged for NINE.:
NIGHTS.

On the cocas:on of Pr. Flcx&• re's appear nec last Season iu
Perla. Vie following tribute to his abilities appe.,re t in the col= a
cf the .kurnal des I)ebats, IrOM the pcin of the Theatrical
;Itch critic, the celebrated Jca• s J NIN The Vaudeville Ttealre
has sommo, ed to its aid a me• ry wight, na es Fleamore
Woneers to tehol? w .;keth not, I.e leape:h 1— he eitteih
not, he tpri geth !—' e reattth not, 1 e ro leth I—a ball 1-a
bowl! a hoop! rack is Fle more ; a- p, an air blown e: tre chat.
Th's arms spheric enAae—this Vaudeville locomoti• a Fleamore—is
an enigma, at d nothing can convey an athq a•e notion of tI is tlrht
solid whiriw nd. Pe eances Frg,ish !—h3 leaps Frig'ish I—he
fumbler. En. Lsh 1 be is th kir g f the ' Parade We'l
might he be e,,rtd by th- ' briny El3l a of A-bion ; ' wtli rolght he
turn all tLe._eadt of the frieui.s o. the lo,ilanee of power in Europe."

Ti.IS EVENING (THURSDAY),
RICHELIEU.

Val.: ride wit' , •.very E :entag,

THE DU 1R tcAVOYARD AND Hli MONKEY.
Pepin ( h. Dumb Savoyard)
Thu Mon.ey ... . . ... .

Doors opened st Tinlf-psit Six, and the Performances commence
Seven o'cloc, precisely.
Admission— Drees Soxe...3s ; elide Box's, 2a 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; nal-
Wry, 64. Second Pr ce Dress Boxes 2s, Side Boxes, Is 6d ; Pit, Is
The Box office is open from Ten iil i'hree o'clock deal), for secarin
Seats In the Dress circe and taking Private Bose., which may L.
had under the direction of .Mr a..uttleworth. Children in arms
will not be a.imit,ed.

PHILHARitO,I3 HALL.

THOMAS'S.

CONCERT S

THIS EVENING (THURSDAY),
The Performance will Incin a the Overture "b E FREIC El UTZ.'
The Selection from TROY TORE" (by de:i e),
Fo'os for Cornet and Ba•so n,
By MR. G. 11. D•VIES and SIGNOR R SPI,

Sndante from Mozut's JUPITER SYMPHONY.

MISS LOUISA VINNING
Will Sing
TACRA LA NO rTE (V rdi); and THE REASON WHY (Sfacfarrea

BODY AND GAL! E►?Y, ONE SHILLING,

BOXES, TWO SHILLINGS

MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS.

The Doors op, n at !",even o'clock. Concert to commence at Fight,

I HILHARSfJNIC HALL.

THOMAS'S CONCERTS.

IMM+-N3E E-UCCE S

OF
lIISS LOUISA VINNING.

EVERY EVEN-NG Ar EIGH-
, O;CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY & SAT( RDAY MORNING. AT HALF-PAST TWO

BODY AND] G.11.L ON t STILLING.

T\V9 SH.LLINGS.

Do rs op n one hour before eicb Concert.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMI'S ANNUAL
FXHIBITTON WoRKS
. ry MODERN ARTISTS. Is NOW OPF N, in the
EXHIBIIION 1100118' OLD PA [OFFICE-PLACE,
From Ten I 1 Four;
And in tie Esenirg IS.turdPy ext epted), from Fenn to Ten,
intly illuminated with Gas. •
AemlsQlrn IL Gent emen's l'ay and Evening Season Tickets, 6s :
Ladies' Ditto, 3,6 d; Evening Tickets, 2 6i. Children under ,our-
teen years of age, half-price. Catalogues 6d.
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.

AO/Al. (COLT ;tSI TIM, PA RA DISE - STREET.
Mr. Ile th, Proprietnr.—The Nati. nal Palace of
heap Amusements. an 1 the most elegant Lounge in Europe !
Unequivocal Success and Perfect ' riumph of the FALL of DELHI.
This Evenirg nd during tee Week—Grand Movi. g DIORAMA of
LIFE A' I) a;CENES in IND! ~ consisting o 25 Scenes painted by
first-rate Lot don Arti tes, frcra autheuti :•ketches Liken on the
spot, unequalled fer Geographical Accnracy, Scenic. Met. and
Beauty of Design, preserttog 33 it were, to the eye of the Fpecta or
the marners, Cuz toms, Co,tum a, and'p In( ipal cicias and Rivers, of
that portion o' '',,e el the now 4 moat absor...lag iateicA, the whule
te7minating with a VIEW of DELHI !

Arise. yo hearts "whei•,:in tie bliol
Of Sixons freely flow,
With 9erres enstee'ed a 3.rrrl to wield
Ag. not yoar treseberoas foe.

Aris •,to r -acne from their Kra•p,
Your Mothers, babe-, and wives;
Whose cries for ad have not d smay'd
The butehe, s of their , ives.

And when you wet those black bloodhounds,
Expect no truce—or glee
Them hope for tmch—for that's too much
For then u: fit live.

No! raiher mate them die a death
Of ling'ri ig, tortued pain
For tbat'• Cie price of blood and vice,
That traitors shou'd
Fearful charge of the Besiegers, Defeat of the Mt:tin-ere, Fall of
the CO., and Giorions Triumehcf British Arms! *hie!: creates the
vreatest stn‘aiion nightly ; painted I y Mr. Crawford, a•tist to this
establishment. The while of tb. forego no introduced in a Charn-
teristie alonolo:.ne,•*ritten at .d spolcsn by J. W. Cooper. Continued
, bueceas of CHAIti Ea SLOIIAN, the only English lroprovisq-
tore, author and comroser f.f •The Maid of Judah," " Daughter
&c , who will riglitly appear and vocalise an extempora-
neous MYItiO, AMA: or, .mpromptit nopsts of Men and Manners,
accompanied by himself on the Piano-torte. Enthusiast e P.ecepan
itlf Mr. WO ill'and his INFANt t:0".4. the English "I OM THUMB.
'Mr. and Mm. J.W., COOPER, Vti3S HERBERTE, f+;r. F. LYONS,
and Mr. CAMPBELL. Doors open at zits, cc:rime:tee at Half-pa,t.
Leader, Al 1.:16iC./41 Dll ecior, .11r. s fIiNNALI). The Powell:::
Briss nand under fbe Directcn of Mr. 1. ART INGSTALL
Director of toe Fril.tanit m-ors, tfr. 'MATH, Jun. Childr,
in arm. it cot Ur atiratea. A iintslon—Uptier Bali. 54. LoWer