The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-28 00:00:00

Vida& anzuOment4.

°.YAL AMPHITHEATRE,

GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
Ni&NAGER....

MR. DAVID FISHER,
liar Comedian, of th. ao al Princesses Theatre, is engaged
FOR ELI,VEN NIGH IS ONI.Y,
Being his First appearance in Liverpool.

tlrt,
c•NING (Tutsnav), will be presented In this Theatre),
the popular Drama of
klieceur THE LANCERS.
th Mr. David Fisher,
character he opened in at London, under Mr. C. Kean's
_,lnent, and which he has bad the honour of playing on
ki!everal occasiocs before her Majosty the Qu'en.
..aquet..... Mr. Baker Moustache.... Mr. W. J. Ray.
'lllBB Julia Sedgwick I Madame Pompune.... Mrs. Power.
And Aloreton's Farce of
tit, AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY!
aidsor Brown Mr. David Fisher.
1T (Acted by him upwar.•'s of 1(0 successive nights.)
Itllmuter Mr. Baker I David Mr. Stoyle.
ed„'aYriard.. Miss Edwards I Kitty Cobb ....Mrs. Power.
"eaday and Thursday,
lj,. STILL WA_TERS RUN DEEP!
1144. ate !dm -y . . Mr. David Fisher.
4, 4 RawkBlry.... Mr. Lunt I Mr. Potter.... Mr W. J. Rey.
'Sternbold Miss Page Mrs. Mildmay—Misa Edwards.
t arid OUR WIFE; or, THE ROSE OF AMIENS.
lat. de itrissac Mr. David Fisher
i .
:de Lin Mr. .. Mr. Neville 1 Pomaret Mr. Baker.
n • .. .... Miss Page I Marlette.. Miss Julia Sedgwick.
/ and Saturday,
,"THE ENEMY'S NOTE BOOK.
-Ohs Mr. David Fisher.
tip P And MUSIC HATE! CHARMS.
•• oppleton Partma .. Mr. David F isher.
To conclude with, Eve,y Evening, th, Ballet of •
THE MILL IN AN UPROAR,
ktt'a by Signor Lauri, an I Signor C. Lauri, and the Corps de
Ballet.

lliti
:on—Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 28 6d; Pit, Is 6d ; Gal-
',4* !The Box office ope,a daily, from Ten till. Three o'clock,
.for
1,183:Its in the
tlhe)r, te;icrtclulen. aunifiblarkisn• u
h Private t Boxes, x ecsii7ldhrieenh
tf4,: will nontdbeerad ilittlerl. Doors open at Half-past Six, to
4 at Seven o'clock precisely.

:NGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE
DALE STREET, LIVERPOOOL,

qtrztsoev, Ap:11 nth. there r;;11 be Two Brilliant Equestrian
toOrlder the Oistinguisb,d Patronage f e Worshipful the
IC of L I. RPO V, HA ND, Fsa ,who has kindly sieni-
,ATtention of tonouring the Cirque with his presence. The
uttv-stimE, PERFORMANCE—wiII ta,:e place at Half-past Two
61::4 which occasion the Children of the time Cost chool will
Y Inc tation from the Proprietor. The Se .ond at Hal -past
i.bbeors open on both occasions hal-an-hour previous.
17.tiNcit.Ers has much pleasure in announcing that he has tw-
; engaging, for a limited period, the celebrated Equestrienne,
I(LCA RIOT, from the principal Continental Cirques. She will
1147 honour of making her first appearance in England on
t 1;. in the celebrated Historical Character of JOAN D'Aac 1-
-ID or ORLEANS.
114 consequence of the immense success of the GREAT
it't CHASE, it will be repeated This Evening and during
k'ont week. In addition to the above, the whole of the
Ala'e and Female Artistes, Trained Horses, Ponies, aryl
If Will appear in the Second of the Grand Series of EQUES-
,!:4I GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES.
the First Appearance cf the celebrated Gymnasiasts, the
;ItS OGEINI.
'ire - -

Twof numerous Families, the Proprietor is induced to give
w 0 GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCES
EACH WEEK,
°,\, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
occasions the Cirque will be brilliantly illuminated with
I,:ziors open at Two, commencing at Half-past. Carriages to
`'endatice at a Quarter-past Four.

THIS and during te week.
ednent Artiste,EVENING Mr. J. Henderson, inh his GREAT TRAM-
. PLIGHTS.
4rest Caleonian Horsman, Mr. W. Pow 11, will aapelr in an
11? act of Equestrianism, entltied THE HO'SE TAMER, in
will Ride, Drive, and Manage NINE FIERY STEEDS.
i'cls,Ottd Part will commence with a Grand Military P.geant,
"Y Mr. Chas. Hongler, entitled ENGLAND and FRANCE :
LUALLIANCE.
itl eat Engifilitider, Mr. James Bridges, will appear in one
Cflep,:s a in unapproachable LEAPING ACTS.
4te.tainments will be enlivened by the drolleries and
comicalities of
.gt. theEST CLOWNS IN THE WORLD.
litaldi o Ring ....• • FROWDE.
ti'try Musical blointis . MR. CRATRRIS JACKSON.
'o4'4 FrdRcRIS

-113.., --
pi., mce open daily from II to 3, under the superintendence of
her, of whom places canbe secured.
6 n
rantmes to be obtained at the Cirque gratuitously, no persons
. anthorit to charge for them either in or out of the estab-
!at. Y
°Z the sljourn of the company in Liverpool, Mr. Hengler and
':l4 intend devoting a portion of their time in giving tuition
14:„egant accomplishment of riding. Cards of terms to be
, '., at the boa office.
I,,:ved Seats or Stalls (select)
ka (selec)
klit4i.tir Seats
ll'Penad
1 -er e ....
2s. ft
. . is. „ Os. 6d.
6d. No half-price.
°d•
Is.
attendance ft
4 and decorum will be strictly enforced. Police officers will
Oh.
'tketieve eveni
the.perng c
at Seven o'clok. at Half.past
`Y, and formances will concludecommencing about a quarter past
• Ikr.
''ki„at!es to set down and take up with the horses' heads towards
oieuange.
kt, ,i'll under ten years of age and Schools Half-price to Stalls,
44' Octg second Seats.
Second Price at Nine o'clock.
'ltl,ti,„er Of the Quadrille Rand, Mr. G. Jackman; Leader of Brass
't,,r; ;t'. IV. Allen; Master of the Horse, Mr. T. Brown ; Trea-
It bk r• C. Fisher ; Architect, Mr. O'Hara ; Decorative Artist,
,C 4:; Acting Manager, Mr. A. Henry ; Proprietor and Director,
'lea Hengler.

QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET.

ALENTINi

VOUSDEN

• THE GREAT
I'OLYNATION AL MIMIC,
ir.nd Composer of " Man, know thyself," Sarah Be
Jaunting Car," "The Little F ower," " Denis, leave
behind," " I'm a Yankee," " The Battle Song." " Irish
~,Sons of John Bull." •• Good bye t'ye Kitty," ' The Broorn
/,"le Evicted," "The Irish Wagg.n." ''The Cricketer,
of Invitation," "Contentment of Mind," "A Hundred
l; °4l Now," &c., &c., has the honour of a.:.nouncing to the
' gentry, and clergy, that he will appear
ytEVENING (TuEsniv), APRIL 28, 1857,
1 Win
,tog Evenings, in his Orginal, Instructive, Serio-Comic,
eristie, t;ratorical, Musical. Terpsichorean, Mechanical,
POLYNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT,
4,14-,14,g of a Series of Illustrations of the Chatacters of different
cmapng Geran, Aerica, France, England, Ire-
Scotland, interspermse.iy withm the various Songs, Sayings,
and Doings, peculiar to each, entitled,
TIIE UNITY OF NATIONS,
11t47d by the Nob,lity, Gentry, and Clergy of all denominations,
t 14,. Its, and other eminent divines; Members of the Senate,
the Army, &Lc.; and eulogised by the unanimous voice of
I,i'4‘ —p religions, commercial, and agricul:ural.
'tttt'e Opinions of the Press, List of Patrons, Published Songs,
ntries, • &c.
i:mitrFICIENT BAND accompanies the Entertainment.
Fa' Reserved Seats, 2s; Back Ditto, Is, Reserved Seats
\t.,D,'":Y Tickets may be had at the Rooms. Doors open at
3t Seven. Entertainment to comm.nce at Eicht.

4
10
THE WORKING CLASSES AND OTHERS OF LIVERPOOL,
BIRKENHEAD, VICINITY, &C., &C.
11. ALLSOP, Proprietor. of the ROYAL
I,;`t,ts CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION, Lime-
' ~: Liverpool, 'A Nile most respectfully announces to the public, that
iktlitlibit,tinsince of the extraordinary numbers of visitors to his
h nd,'°ll, hundreds were unable to gain admission. Mr. A.
1t::44,, to admit the public to view the Exhibition at 3d. in the
t ,°'• and 6d. in the day time, until the Ist of May, and then
l'ollitively the prices will Ye raised after that date.

GRAND ORGAN PERFORMANCE
Open from 10 a.m. until 10 D.M.

• GEORGE'S HALL