Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

UNPARALLELED NOVELTY S

First time of THE STAG HUNT, introducing a REAL STAG,
and a PACK OF REAL HOUNDS. with a FIELD of TWENTY
How; EM EN, all in Full Cry.
Mille. JOSEPHINE QUAGL'ENI, the Graceful and Peerless
Equestrienne, is niatly received with tumultuous app:ause, in her
Brilliant Performances.

Immense Success of the BROTHERS ELLIOTT.

On MONDAY Evening, and every Evening during the week,

The Performance-will inclas

vS. SEBASTlAii:ini;isi;illianiaiT,Wriding ON A BARE-
BACKED COUPS vR.

By particular desire, M. LEOPOLD will perform his surprising
feats, during which he will Sommersault over Eip ht Chairs.
The daring feats of PETITE BOMEO, as LF. VOLTIG BUR.

JOHN M. HENGLER'S matchless TIGHT ROPE PERFOR-
MANCES, in which he will execute his astounding feat, the great
climax of artistic skill, an OVERTURE on the VIOLIN, and TURN
a so aim ERSAULT without Losing a Note. Fancy Dances, Immense
Leaps, Tonrbilions, and Acrobatic S nyrsaults
Mad'lle .10 EPHINE CIPAGLIENI, in a graceful ACT of
EQ RIANIs M.

The BROTHERS ELT.IOT, in their graceful Athletic Feats,
introducing the MAGIC CHAIRS, and FOUR D eNCING GLOBES.

For the 'First time ever introduced within an Arens, an Equestrian
Act, entitled, THE STAG HUNT! During this scene, a Real Stag—
e magnificent specimen of this stately animal from North America,
with a fine Pack of Real Hounds, will be introduced. A vivid
description of the exciting chase—the Hounds in full cry, and
upwards of 20 Horses leaping hedges and gates, will faithfully
pouriray the reality of a stag hunt. In addition to the whole
strength of the establishment b •ing brought into requisition for this
object, the eomicalities of the chase will afford a source of amusement,
in the adventures of a Cockney Sportsman, M. FRANKS.
The entartai. merits concluding with a comic scene, by JAMES
FRO WD E, LE COUP D'ETAT ! or the Llown's Body Guard

The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place
on SATU RD tY NEXT, Nov. 21.
Doors Open at Two o'clock, commencing at Half-past Two.

Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a separate al d
onvonient approach to each.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d; Fraes
(select), 2a ; Half-price, is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is.; Gal-
lery, 6d. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery
or Promenade.

Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
open every Evening at seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past
Teb. Carriages set down and take up with horses' heads towards the
Exchange. Drivers wilt please observe this arrangement.
Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Mangler.

The BANDS will be found full and efficient. Leader of the Quadrille
Band, Mr. G. Jackman. Leader of the Brass Band, Mr. W. Allen.

PHILHARMONIC HALL.

THOMAS'S CONCERTS.

THIS DAY (SATURDAY), the 14th instant,

SECOND MORNING PERFORMANCE, AT HALF-PAST TWO.
When will be performed the Overture to " ZAN 'NI,"
By Samuel Percival (Composer of " THE LYAE.")

The New Selection from '• LA FAYORITA," and Solo 4 on the
Cornet and Bassoon, by
MR. G. 11. DAVIES AND SIGNOR RASPI.

VOCALIST,
MISS LOUISA VINNING.

Concert to commence at Eralf.paet Two ; Doors open at Ilalf-pis_ One.

BODY AND GALLERY, ONE SHILLING.
BOXES, TWO SHILLINGS.

MONEY TAKEN AT TIIE DOORS.