The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-20 00:00:00

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THEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAMSON SQUARE.

R. CHAR' MATHEWS
FOR LF
SIXNIG'')IITS ONLY.

THIS EVENING (MoNDAY) 20TH INSTANT,
A CURE FOR THI, HEART ACHE.
Young Rapid .Mr. Charles Mathews.
C.iOL AS A CUCUMBER.
Plumper
And 1 ti N. POPULAR CANDID?, I E.
the Popular Canuidate ...................Mr.

ON TUESDAY, THE 21sT INSTANT,
MARRIED FOR MONEY.
Mr. Mopus
THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
Viscount de Ligny Mr. Charles Mathews.
And AN OBJECT OF INTEREST.

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22ND INSTANT,
(First time in Liverpool),
AN IMPUDENT PUPPY.
in which Mr. Charles Mathews will appear.
SOMEBODY EGSE.
Hans Moritz
And THE POPULAR CANDIDATE.

ON THURSDAY, THE 23RD INSTANT,
THE BUSY BODY.
Marplut Mr. Ch,rles Mathews.
LITTLE TODD LEKINS,
Brownsmilh Mr• CiAries Mathews.
Aud AN OBJECT OF INTERESC.

ON FRIDAY, THE 24TH INSTANT,
FOR THE BENEFI I: OF MR. CHAS. MATHEWS,
TWENTY MING VES WITH A TIGER.,
And other Eutertainments, in which Mr. C. Mathews will appear.

ON SATURDAY, THE 25THINSTANT,

CONIEbY AND FARCE,

In Which Mr. Charles Mathews will appear.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performance commence
at Seven o'clock precisely.
Admission—Dress Boxes, 4a; Upper Do., 3s; Pit, 24; Gallery. is.
The Box Office will be open on Theirsday and following days from
10 t) 3, for securing seats in the Dress Circle. and taking Pr vete
Boxes, Iv% Lai may be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth.
Children in arms will not he admitted. Doors open at Half-past
Six, to co•nmei ce at Seven o'clock precisely,

R 0 Y A L AMPHITHEATRE
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

LAST FIVE NIGHTS OR
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS!
Written by J. St!Oleg Coyne, Esq., and founded on events of recent
occurrence, which have excited the utmost Interest and attention.

MR. G. HONEY
The very Popular Comedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is
Engaged fur Six Nights only.

THIS EVENING (MONDAY),
Will be presented a New Drama, preceded by a Prologue, founded
on recent and startling events, ent,tied,
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS!
" Ti,e very age and body of the time,
Its form and pressure."
PROLOGUE—THE FRAUDULENT BANKER.
Tnitrirv—Ps Mob 1845.
NEW S C E N E R Y,
Painted by Mr. Deariove, jun.. and Mr. George Dawson.
Mr. Huggle,t,ne
om Trumper Mr. G. Honey.
Edward Seaborne ........ .
Gabriel Pummypot :an al.fiesco artist) Mr. Stoyle
Marian.. M es Seogwick, her first appearance at this Theatre.
Patty Roselips Miss G. Oliver.
Ta conclude wi. h

THE ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGERI
Benj Amin Bon bell

On Tuesday. " FISH OUT OF WATER.
sam Savoury Mr.G. Honey.
On Wednesday. THE ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGER.
Berjam.n Howbeit .. Mr. v. Honey.
On Thursday, FISH OUT OF WATER.
eam Savoury
And JOHN JONES.

cuy outit..ch
On Saturday, THE ILWUSTRIOU; STRANGER.
Be j.unin howbeit
On Friday, (or the Benefit of Mr. G. Honey,
PAUL PRY.

_ _
Paul Pry. Mr. G. Honey.
WHY DOW!' SHE
Nata Tieck
And MEI?HISTOL'H ILES.
Baron de Eriancour

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s ;Side Boxes, 2s 6d; Pit, ls 6d; Gal-
lery. dd. The Box office ope:. daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
.ecuring Seats in the Dress tircle, and Lakin: Private Boxe., which
may be had under the direction of Mr. S hutthworth. Children
in arms will not be ad nitted. Doors open at Half-past Six. t.•
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

RENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE
DALE STREET, I.IVtRYOOOL,

Mr. CHARLES HENGLER, grateful for the unparalleled succe.s
which has hitherto attended his efforts to eater for the amusement
and c ratification of the public, and notwithstanding the nir.hly
overflow of visitors to the Cirque, he has determiNecl, regardless of
expense, to produce a series of Grand and Startling Novelties, on
a scale never before attempted in au Eque.trian establishment. He
is embollened to make this assertion from the tact of his having the
most Talented Troupe of Artistes in the profession, and the beat
Trained Stud in the Wmld.

THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT STI4:EPLE-CHASE!
Added to which. the entire Corps de ArtistOs will appear in New,
Varied, and Brilliant
SCENES OF THE CIRCLE!
Aided by the Wit and Comicalities of the Inimitable Clowns,
FItOWDE, JACKSON, and HEN DEB.ON.

By desire of numerous Families, the Proprietor is t-duccd to give
TWO GRAND m()RNING Pe.RFoRNIANCES
EACH WEEK,
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
On which occasions the Cirque will be brilliantly Illuminated with
Gas. Doors open at 't wo, commencing at Half-past. Carriages to
be in attendance at a Quarter-past Four.

The Entertainments will be enlivened by the drolleries and
coinicalities of
THE BEST CLOWNS IN THE WORLD.
The Grimaldi of the Ring . .
The Merry Musical Mornas MR. CHATERIS JACKSON,
The Clown Fransais

Box Office open daily from 11 to 3, under the superintendence of.
Mr. Fisher. cf whom places can be secured.
Programmes to be obtained at the Cirque grataitously, no persons
having authority to charge for them either in or out of the estab.
Bailment.
During the sojourn of the company in Liverpool, Mr. Hengler and
asalstants intend devAin.4 a portion of their time in giving tuition
In the elegant accomplishment of riding. Cards of terms to be
ob slued at the box office.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select)
Bores (selee)
second Seats Os. 6d.
Gallery
Promenade...
Order and decorum will be strictly enforced. Police officers will
be in attendance.
Open every evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
prec sely, and the_performances WILL conclude about a quarter past
Ten.
Carriaves to act down and teke up with thikorses' heads towards
the Exchange.
Children under ten years of age and Schools Half-price to Stalls,
Boxes, and second Seats.
Second Price at Nine o'clock.
Leader of the Quadrille Band, Mr. G. Jackman; Leader of Brass
Band, Mr. W. Alen; Master of the Hose, Mr. T. Brown; Trea-
sure,. Mr. C. Fisher ; Architect, 31r. O'Hara ; Decorative Artist,
Mr. Day; Acting Manager, Mr. A. Henry; Proprietor and Director,
Mr. Charles Hengler.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARA DISE- ST RE ET.—
Mr, Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge In Europe 1
trP- EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS FOR THP; WEEK: I
If the genuine and undivided approbation of an audience be a
proof that a performance is an excellent one, then may the
varied and appropriate amusements nightly produced
justly merit • that title. This E.ening and during the week.
Enthusiastic reception of HERR SUSMAN, in Ids truly
astonishing Imitations of the songsters of the Woods and Groves.
Last Week of the astounding feats of Gymnasia, by Mr.
BURDETT. • the Acrobatic Wonder; 'Mr. ROLENES, the
Wonderful Po'e Sprite; and Mona. DU POINT, the Demon, or India
Rubber Man. Continued Success of Mr.J. PLUMPTON, the erop.
nent Tenor Vocalist. The L,s t Week of THE SHIP ON FIRE.
This magnificent Diorama, Illustrating a Sturm at Sea—a Vessel in
Flames—the Lauch of the Life- boat"und Providential escape of the
crew, are witnessed nhhtly by crowded and delighted audiences.
The views (the largest in the kinBou n). are rendered most striking
and effective, being musicaliy explained by Mr. PLUMPTON.
in Russell's Grand Descriptive Scena.—' Mr. Plumpt,n, a singer
of the same class as Mr. Russell, was decidedly the favourite
of the evening, F-T eis an actor as well as a s nger, which adds con-
siderab yto the effect of his songs. He seems to .know the secret
of good singing—a thorou:h appreciation of the sentiment ex-
pressed in the Songs. His Song of "The Ship on Fire" was
most effectively and skilfully rendered.—Glasgow Daily News, Jan.
21'. 1857."—First appearance of Miss HAYDEN. the pleasing
Ballad Cantatrice. Great success of Mr. and Mrs. SIMPsON, in
their laughter-exciting Duets and Comic Entertainments. Enthu-
siastic applause and roars of Laughter ni htly at Messrs. HALL,
HUGHES, and DAVIES, the Sable fliirmonists, and Black Ambas-
sadors, in their extraordinary Eccentricities anti Negro Vagaries.
MO' DAY NEx r. April 27, Eneagem,nt it.xtraordi nary of H ERR
CHRIS CUFF, the Wonder, the most astounding Pettormer in the
World, who never has had, and ptobabl3 never will have, a rival
at all comparable with him.—Doors open at half-past Six o'clock,
to commence at Seven Leader, and Musical Director, Mr.
S CANNARD: The Powerful Brass Rand tinder the Direction
of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted.
Admlsion—Upper Hall.6d. Lower Hitll,3d.