Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-11 00:00:00

t 3 d to-6a

1,000 are on speculation and for exptcrt
e of both beef and mutton lams
.I^-irance effected_ Vre-
ttoll, ner Tim

orthe average,to-day, and an early

,t 4,928 last week,
L);.IPII.ODIICE.-1

Sugar: 500 hlids. of Wes]
bags 51.adras, and 1,500 ba,
plantation Ceylon, 4,000 ba
Tellicherry. Rice: 5,000 I_
'without transactions to rem

s of Benga
)flee : 351 c

lrS of native Ceylon, and 400 easc
bags. of Bast India. Sugar: Wt

y, the lar

.ge blie

ivate contract. Ck
with the addition

s Nava

..an appearance. Tea.: The mark
both buyers and sellers appear disposed to w•
news from China. Rum remains-steady. Ili,

et is fitni, but
t for the next

without. altera-

tioa.
LONDON. Co.

Mart

-lane t

tenclance of the
; prices of usost

firm, but not animated

, - -- -
articles maintained. The supply of home grown grain WAS
small. The arrivals of foreign grain into London last week were
reported fair of wheat and .barley, and large of oats. Dirlinsie
wheat sold at last Monday's prices, and fine parcels a viurx)e-
dearer...,Flour in steady demand. Fine sorts of barley were-Rua
in price, enclatfo Danube and Black Sca improving an demand
and value.. Fair sale of,.oats, notwithstanding large imports-
Beans quiet. Peas quiet at last Monday's prices. Flouting Car-
goes.: • Witco last Friday; only ,two grain laden vessels were
reported arrived at ports of call, viz., both wheat. About actor/err
cargoes remain now on sale off the coast in importers' hands.
No fresh. sale was reportel to-day during market hours.
B9ROUGti, Hoe. • The market.contiuues firm, and prices foil's-
Stinnort (Nei • .

,s is sin

brisk at a sl

asmeratne increase in the supply of sheep.
rites are nbt much altered from Mouthy
s dull at Tina

sao nottaau enere are 210 beasts, 1,130 sheep," and 7-oe;;lveti
Scotland, 280 beasts ;' Ireland, 200; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,000
Oid 300 fretalhe Northern and Midland Counties.
LONDON Tam ow. —The market is firm. Tc
Jnoted 51s 9d nett cash ; Peteraburgh Y.C., on the spot,
anuary to March, 52s to 52s 3d ; March only, .52s Gd to
11.pril to June, 51s 6d; •October,to -December, 51s Gd to Ms
Arri Val for:the week ending 18th January last year, 1,100
and, delivery, 2,411. casks. The arrival last week comp,
1,300 casks from Russia; and 7 froza other places--Total
casks. ; . ' •

Town . talicrw-

LONDON MINING.—The mining
any striking variation. The transactions have been chiefly
fined to shares in Gramblcr• and St. Aubyu, East Basset,
Wheal Russell, Rosewarne, Wheal Margaret, and Provi.
mines. Wheal Margaret shares are officially quoted is
Stock Exchange 63k. • Linares mining shares have been de,
at 81, and Mariquita at 17s 6d. Other foreign descriptions_
quiet. The price of tin on aturday advanced LS per ton, being
quoted as follows :—Common .tin, in blocks, 126 s per cars..';
refined tin, 1335.

,rket to-1

BIRTH. •
Egremont, the wife of Mr. John Fo
ironmonger, of . a daughter. •

On the 7th inst

MARRIAGE.
MiOdndlTesheuxr,s3fda.fie's, thdee Gstandea,s td.
to Colonel Challoner, of Portnall Park. The' ceremony Ana
naub?.ihstepercoiafl tlilfeenlatese" Catouirntardliehficagt74
performed by the Rev. Henry de Salis, in presence of Lord and
Lady de Tabley and a small party of the nearest relations et tbe
bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. de •Salist. Time
small church of Harlington was on this ()union crowded with
the tenantry of the de Salis family and other inhabitants of the
Tillage, who evinced their deep feelings at the prospect of t
separation from a lady' whose numerous acts of charity and
kindness have endeared her to the whole of the surrounding
population. On the conclusion of the ceremony, the party- me,
turned to Dawley Court, the residence of Mr. de Salis, whom- a
collation was served, after which the newly wedded pair took
leave of their friends, and left for Portnall Park, the seat of the
bridegroom.

DEATHS.
On the 7th inst., after a short but severe illness, Mr. nieCKM,
Barley, of this town, aged 43 years.
On the 9th inst., deeply regretted, Georg

Lna,•the beloved with

of John Owens Johnson, Esq., Bainhill,WaveArTe

SHIPPING INTELIAGENCK.

HIGH WATER

This DAY

Even. Height
346 .... 14 1

. Fresh breeze
Fresh breeze.

Ara minta, M'Lean ..... Corisco Rover, Morrison krcinaasau
Adelaide, Sebastian triccbo,Carlos, Ahrens Han-Lharg
Antics (ss), Martyn Smyrna',Express, Lavvson ...... - ...Nautt*
Active, Burnett Nan tea!Mai a ...... . ............. : . Guatemala
Ancurin, Williams .. . Buukirk Tomas ............... .. ... essa.
Autumnus, Harrison...Paquique John Linn, Brown St. John Ma.
Alice Hawthorn • . Sea Nymph, Daniel...Alexantlzia
Carmen ....... ..... . Carrlennc— ..,.,

Alea;ar~dr:~

Corriere

.larianpole Equat0r........
Alexandria Maria Leontim

Amsterd:u;

Daring, Enoch _ _
Dianlondo, Devos
John Martin ....
S. Howland, Adam's
Jit. Graham

. .. Charente Princess
.1
.. Alexandria Frederick Gebliard, Hay
Pernainbaco
Mobile Countess of Sefton.

.. . vemeraralAttgusta, Bapc Pub=
14armion, Diamond.Gotbenburg Carolina, Goldman Copenfr..wou
Spray, Roper .... . earaiba Cognetdale .....
Prince Albert (ss),
....ria
Galway Giovanni...,
.. . Tutocz n
.....Alexand Hope, Sizer .. ..Monque Demetrius (s.s.), Young: Hendi ik a Margaretta ....Nantes
Henrietta, Kelly Stranirford Rh ... .."! n-u-_-_ Alexandria

Samuel, Veni-46'''"IrLinc'oinanaite."c,Lg
Donaghadea,Water With
• •••
Spicer. Minatitlanr

A RITES"; EXTRACTS.

lavmtrooL, Jy. The Nuovo Nuovo Fortuna., for Gibraltar, has put back witanh
loss of
figurehead and cutwater, by collision with the Arabia (s).
The Stella, Martin, from Leghorn at Waterford, was in: ealli-*
Sion on the 6thinSt., off Whford, with the Strathleven, from
Demerara, arrived inthe Clyde, when part of the crew left, her,.
only the mate and a boy remaining by her, she being disabled
and making water; was t,,wed in by the steam-tug Erin.
The Susan E. Howell, in coming up the river, ran foul of the
Golden Eagle, for Buenos Ayres, at anchor off the M.tgazines,
by which all the starboard rigging of the latter was carried
away, her foreyard broken, and anchor-stock smashed, &c, but
she does not make any water.
The Zig Zag, arrived here, sailed from St. Michael's 30th Dee.,
and left there the Alice, Billow, Compeer, Clarissa, Despatch, Idea, Leon Raymond°, Lady Mansell, Mirage, 'Nancy Dawson.
Miss Nightingale, Providence, Quiver, Queen of the west,
Swift, Tell, Alfred, and Queen.
tlaetoialabPeradart 854
an'cir hiemqpuearnattipz,,oifs telegraphic
op
thsi cincaebaleehsshteipamp inerg,
eaby.
tons in each vessel..

The barque Carlton, of Limerick, was passed on the 31st Dec...„
in lat. 51, lon. 20, very light in the water, and apparently dere-
lict, by the Tit Bit, arrived here from Para.
HONG KONG, Nov. 30. —The barque Migrator, is ashore at Fop-
choo-foo. The British ship Robert Henderson, is reported ash,,,,
below Mingliam Pass, Foo-choo-foo. The Flying Fish
the mouth of the Min ; leaking at,

from Glasgow to
from Boreaux,
the latter almost
Ame ln wererg' Reia'd iiaknnEldaiNhet collision
n•
e• toal
etoiSildilt,irsdaBatmo:nh:dol en' morning,
''e•
I• twlnnluoegleatsurora!vttda,he saved.'
viha ni
)e: edt;. here -f(r oB electric
ern
t
rara , was in contact on the 7th January, with the schooner
Stella, Thomas, from Leghorn to Dublin, when the latter is
supposed to have sunk.

I MOUTH, Jan. B.—Arrived : The Albina, Le Bontillier, hum
Concordia,FA orders Plymouth, with bowsprit sprung head
carried away, having been in contact last night with the DuelpAnna Maria, Zada,'
QUHENSTOWN, Jan S.—Arrived : Emmanuel, from Alexandria
fSoarilGedaiwTahy.e United, Harvey, for Maryport ;
Filomina, Berdianski ; Antonio, Odessa ; Syria, Odessa; Maria
Johanna, Nieeeria ; Atlaic, iniduras ; San Giovanni, Callao'
Emma, Mauritius; Thomas Roydon, Mauritius. Sailed : Maria;
for Liverpool; Venice • Albert (with st.), Liverpoorl,
Mediterr for orders
;;
steam transort ilimalaya, troops foeaa
Circassian (s.s.), Gaplway.

VESSELS' REPORTS,

Nov Report oy the Albina, arrived at Falmouth, Jan. 9, spoke:—
Nov,", Off Monte Video, Florence and Anezose, Pvsander.
ov k
2627, inin lat 20.40 8, ion 28.3ip Mameluke, of Bostao.
Liverpool.
Dec. , lat 35.40 N, lon 31.257 W, ship
W, Northern Light, fcc
Jan. 1, in lat 45 N, lon 15 W, John Henry, from Madras, end
Passed the Beethoven, waterlogged.
Report by the North Sea (s), from Liverpool and Penzance fug
London, at Falmouth, had bowsprit and head carried away,
loss of bulwarks and stanchions, &a., having been in coniaet
with a vessel on the night of the 6th inst.
Report by the Eagle, Brown, from Bahia for London, at. mouth; spoke--
Nov. 24, Dutch schooner Tre Sodskende, for Liverpool, it Ist 3 40 5, lon 31 59 W.
Nov. 25, Barque Rhonda, standing south, in lat 1 43 N, lon 3031 C
W.

Report by the Scotia (s), Bell, from Havannah for London, st
Falmouth ; spoke— •
Jan. 7, hero, Mauritius for London. •

FOREIGN PORTS,

A. F. Schmidt, Mulcken ; Belmont, Grant ; MountaineeT.
Wilson ; Dorm§ Prince, and B. S. Kimball —all hence at New
Orleans. _ _

-•
Garland, Wilson • Emerald Isle, Cornish ; David, Sul6; wai
Lady Russell—all hence at Mobile.
Edmiston Brothers' Kirk ; and Emily Gardner, Limeburzzsr_
both hence at Savannah.
. Rhea Sylvia, from the Chinchas at Hampton-rOada.
Samarang, from Calcutta at Hampton-roads, for New York
PatrC
' Mary Washington, Chipman, hence at Boston,
Samuel Dunning, Skoltield, hence at Mobile,
Ithuriel, from Rio Janeiro at New York,,
Isabella Scott,
aagar,lcutta. hence at par,. ,
Morning
Aphrodite,BtahrLaP hence

Publit Amtuirmvats,

THEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE
-itw CHRISTMAS 'HOLIDAYS !

The Ne;,Grand,COtme Christmas Pantomime, entitled,
THE = LADYE BIRD DOWER !
LA DYE
liAltil'AIVIN PrIttIAITi:Tf99I AND THE
FAIR
7 THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), THE llint INSTANT,

And Every Evening during next Week, the Performance will
commence with the favourite. Comedy of
THE DOWAGER.
Lord Alfred Lindsay.... ... ....Mr. E. F. Edgar.
Dowager Countess Tresilian ....Miss Page.
After-which, the New, Grand, Comic Chrigtmas Pantomime, entitled
LADYE BIRD BOWER !
OIL, HARLEQUIN PRINCE PEACOCK AND TIIE FAIR BRILLIANTA ! ! I
Founded upon the old Nursery Chaunt,
" Ladye-bird, ladye-bird, fly any home,

You; house is on fire—your children at home." •
Written by Mr: C. Somerset, and the author of "Puss in Boots."
The Comic Scenes written and invented by W. Dorrington, Esq.
The OvertUre and Music. of the Opening composed, selected, and
aged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of .the Pantomime Designed
-fed by Mr. Dearlove, jun., assisted by Mr. George Dawson
_ The Machinery by Mr. Cawarey. The Properties
Mr. Dearlove, sen. The Dresses and Ball-room Costumes, which
of the most recherche description, by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries.
Le Wigs and Masks by Mr. Clarkson, of Russell-street, London.
ie whole of the Dances and the Action of the Ballet, arranged and
xected by Miss hl'Ginty and Miss Bramah.
THE STORY OF THE PANTOMIME.
Once upon a time there was a aertain Queen, whose name was
301clenwpg, and who had a very large family of daughters. Her
hushind having long since been dead, the family-was a source of
gre4 anxiety to her, and she kept them at house, as well 'as she
could, in a beautiful bower of roses and lilies. Her eldest daughter,
the fair Brillianta, was so exceedingly handsome that she attracted
the notice of Prince Eblis, who sought her hand, but was rejected,
:Rot only by the young lady, but by her mother. and all the
lamily. shortly afterwards the Prince Peacock, a gay bachelor,
whose domain joined that of the Queen Goldenwing, becoming
tired of single blessedness, proclaimed that he would give a
grand ball, and invited -everybody, far and near, in the hope
that. from amongst the ladies he might select a wife. The
fair Brillianta; with all her sisters, went to the Prince's ball,
where he at once became enamoured 'of her, and arrangements
or -their marriage were: being made by Queen Goldenwing,
when_ Prince, Eblis, hearing of this, became so enraged that,
while the Queen was at the Palace of Prince Peacock, having sent
her children home to the Bower, he resolved to burn that beautiful
place to the ground, and all the family in it. Fortunately the
fair .Brillianta remained with the Prince, carefully enclosed in a
large and lovely rose, to guard her from harm. As the Queen and
the Prince were looking from the battlements of the Palace at a
great comet which appeared at that time, a lurid light was
observed in the sky, while voices in .the air warned the Queen of
what was- doing by singing, " Lady& Bird, Ladye Bird, fly away
,s on fire, your children at, home." On hearing
'armed, and, with the Prince and her
-faced Guards, who never turned
cause they could not, flew to the scene
in spite of the exertions of the good
—.nen, the Prince and his Guards were completely van-
quiihed by Prince Elbis, and Brillianta' was nearly in his power
:when King Fog, who had one night protected some of the little
laclye bird children of Goldenwing, when they' had stayed out too
late and become lost in his mists, suddenly appeared, and, calling
to their aid a shower of rain, not only extinguished the flames of
the burning Bower, but so befriended. Prince Peacock and the fair
Brillianta, that they eventually became united and lived happy
ever after.
King Fog .. _

and Mr. Pei

Jame, your huusi

this the Queen became a
daughter, attended by the Doubl
their backs on an enemy, 1
of the eandagration. wher
fair

GiAde,nwing

.. Mr. Misty.
.. Mrs. R. Power.
.. Miss Bramah.
.. Miss. Ed yards.
.. Miss .Richardson
THE TRANSFORMATION. •
. •.. Mr. Hunt, Pantaloon ...
...Miss Bramah. Clown .. .•• • • .
On Saturday next, the 15th instant,
The THIRD GRAND MORNING
IME, PERFORMANCE of the
Preceded by the Musical Farce of NO !
+omime terminates every Evening at a Quarter-past Ten.
•—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. • Pit,

.Prince Peacock
:Spotting

Harlequin

Colum-bir

s of .Vlinission
Is.

rhe P
Trice
e.:Galler

Mr. J. W. Collier
...Mr. R. Power

yen at Half-past Six ; to commence at Seven o'clock.
-..:-ottice is now Open from Ten till Three o'Clock, fo;
,aring•Seats in the-Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, whiel
nay- be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. -Weston.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRI
G R EAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.
MT. W. R. COPELAND.

by the patron,
late limited •;"
with the Pro
eatabli

ELLIOTT GALEIt
aces to the public of Liverpool that, en

AN ENGLIS.II, OPERA

WINTER SEASON. The repertoire Will consist
LA TRAVIATA,
TROVATOBE, THE MOUNTALN SYLPH,

• . • CINDERELLA, .
MASANIELLO, RIGOLETTO,
IE DEVIL, the last New Opera, MARTHA,
Original Opera, composed expressly for thi
Company, by Herr Meyer Lutz,
.d for the first time on any stage

Anil an entir

will b^ prc

Manager

Operatic MitnagPr

Ln Liverpool

lIER.R "MEYER LUTZ

Mr. VILLIERS
MR. E. CORAL

Mr. ELLIOTT GALER begs to eipress his' acknowledgment of
gratifying fact that the public Patronage has increased on
'-• .f the Operatic PerforrnandeS. In alluding to this
encouragement, he assures his musical
.nat the most unremitting assiduity shall be employed tc
insure_ a satisfactory representation of, each Opera announced and
he reapecttallg,tposits out to- notiqe, that ,when the•initeparably
heitty-exn2nses bf Chorus andtfrchcstra are considered; his attempt
t the Operatic Performances at the following scale o
: —GALLERY, SIXPENCE ; Pit, Is. 6d ; Side Boxes.
)Fess Boxes, 3s. ; pay be fitly named the
•t' '.'PEOPLE'S OPERA . .
to take rank with the meritorious efforts that hale bees
made in Liverpool to provide music for the Million.

Patron,

to :pre'
Admix;

and cla

will b

•
THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), the 11th instant,
And Every Evening during the Week,
sited (for the first time ;here), Flotow's Opera,
ated such an immense sensation in London and the
rental Theatres, entitled
MARTHA ;. or the Statute Fair.
1
.et (a farmer). ~ ..Mr. Borrani.
Sir Tristram Mickleford .• Mr. E. Corti. -
The Sheriff of Richmond ...Mr. Graham.
Nancy' .....
Lady Henrietta .. •
To conclude with the Musical Farce of
HIE WATERMAN.
Mr. Charles Lyall.
Waterman," "Farewell m

which hti

principal

Toni Top

With the song

of "The Jolly Young
Vher

11-1.111-IMI.I. .• j,
Wilhelmina, Miss Millar; Mrs. Bundle, Miss Hodson.
Doors ()Period at Half-past Six, and the Performances common
it Seven o'clock precisely.
Admissioit:-:-Dress Boxes
Gallery, 3d. Second Price
Pit, Is. • • •• •
eall nes' nnOr

the Dress Cir

icier the dir

;lie Boxes
Boxes 2s.

29. . ; Pit, Is. 64
Side Boxes, ls. 64

to Three f

e and taking Private Boxes, which
ion of Mr. Geo. Weston.

ACommittee of tientieinvil -
of Liverpool that they have-succeeded in securing

)ectfully inform the Publ

T. MASON JONES, ESQ

Of Trinity College, Dublin, to deliver
THREE ORATIONS,
IN HOPE HALL, HOPE-STREET,
The Second on WEDNESDAY Next, January 12th, on

THE WITS St ORATORS OF THE IRISH BAR
J. R. JEFFERY, Esq„ in the Chair.
The Third on FRIDAY Next, January 14th, on

CL'WRAN

MILTON, THE PROSE WRITER, POET, AND STATESMAN
The Rev. DR. RAFFLES in the Chair. _

;le Lecture, 1

Course Ticket

25 Gd. A

umber will be admitted to the Galleries at Cd each.
Tickets may be had of Mr. Smyth, Bold-street • ' Mr. Horsfa
Church-street; Mr. Dunsford, South Castle-stree
ind most of the booksellers. -
Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven.
attention to the handbills containing t
ie enthusiasm with whi

Ifs. G. l'h
Doors o
The Cor

Mr. Jon

)MMERCIAL HOTEL,& CONCERT ROOM
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
,Opposite the Theatre Royal.)
B•
.......... MR. M. RAHAM.
~NTiiz CIiANGE 6.17 COMPANY !
ae Management has great pleasure to announce the engar
the following celebrated Ar+'" -Miss LINTON

STAR

PROPRIETOR.

appears
Mr.- Rl'
favourit

zzo-soprano and serio-comic vocaust ; ari
re. 'Miss SHELTON, the favourite ballad singe
[), the eminent tenor. Success of that establish
C. MARSII, mimic and comic vocalist. Pianofor
DER ; Violin, Mr. SIMNIONS, (hate of EN:ans's).,

Mr. AI..EXAN
Chops. Steal

vening at Ualf-past Seven. ±
quite separate from the C
MMONS. . lied and Break
Potter up all night.

as in town ; commencing eve
B.—The Commercial departme
icert Rooms. Manager, Mr.
Lst, 25.• 6d. American Bow

T"'
_CONIC HALL,

STREET

SMITH'S World-renowned MOVING GRAND • • TOUR
EUROPE, and ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, is now open.
This is the larz,est and most elegant exhibition in the world. T
--- -10 .fe.o wide, and weighs 4i tons. It hai been exhibit
Berlin, Munich, Copertharßen Hamburg, 8,C., tl
,i -,ea. and the West Indies. The 'Tour embra<
is by day
...
and night, Berlin Hambu
r nd, Mont, Blanc, The Rhine, Italy, Bon
rg
.nivii, Vesuvius, Milan, Cathedral by day a
~c with .the Allied Fleet erasing off Sebastop
!cts never before attempted.
and Music by Mr. C. Aylwin Fleld, who h
to Exhibition through Europe and America.
its, 2s ; Hall, Is. ; Gallery, O. Every Evening
esdays and Saturdays at Three. 6it

s of Am

amongst its
'Frankfort, S
Venice, Islatj
night, conch
introducing I
The Lect2

THE MISSION OF MERCY.
N C.-E N I GHINGALI
AT SCUTARI.
and deeply interesting Historical Picture is
NOW ON VIEW, at
THOMAS AGNEW & SONS'
FINE ART GALLERY,

FL
T~ ._.._..:

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON BUTLDINGS,
(Entrance near the Exchange).
e. dull weather the Picture is brilliantly illuminated
with gas.

rp 0-NIG
1, M

Card. Open from Ten o'clock till Four

ED WA R

EAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION
.-ADMIS SSI ON FREE
D JONES, the celebrated Welsh Harpist
Pos,tively this week only. First appearance in • Liverpool of Nis,ROSIFFTA,HENIIJ. Continued engagement of the very popula:
vocalist.
Comi
h?"*" LUCY SCOTT. Mr. JAMES MACKAY
st
Gran,
ate sing
---s °liginal Ethiopian Melodies. The Ire
ate
Singer of the cla, GUS GRANT. Madrigals, Glees, &c.
piano-forte, Mr. J. YOUNG. _..

_..._ ~ _.
EV'
' From Covent Garden A N S DAWSON
Dia close to the Loveer Box Entrance of the Theatre Royal.
Adraiasion F
London) UPPER -STREET,
ree.. Gentlemen only admitted.

VOlit Anzustmtuts4

G :E' R' S NID CIRQU E,
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
,/

OPEN EVERY EVENING AT SEVEN

GRAND FASHIONABLE 'MORNING' PERFORMANCES,
Tills DAY (MONDAY), THE Itrrn INSTANT
and Wednesday,thq,lth instant.

Doors open at Two o'clock, commencing at half-past. Carriages
ay be in attendance at our o'clock. • •
On the above occasions will be presented the magnificent Fairy
Spectacle, entitled

CINDERELLA ; Olt, TILE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER
Also,
GORGEOUS EQUESTRIAN PAGEANTS.
And Extraordinary. Displays of Horsemanship.

The Morning representathins quite equal to "'the-Evening
Performances. The Circtistwill brilliantly illuminated with

Myrfads of Gas Jets

This Day (Saturday), the Bth 'instant, and during next. week, 'the
allegorical, mythological, gorgeous, superb, magnitleent; elabo-
rate, splendid fairy spectacle of .

CINDERELLA; OIL' THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER

Neither thyte; labour,-nor expense, has been spahed•'ln the pro-
diictiun of this "Christmas Piece," for not only.will-the. whole of
the paraphernalia and accessories be of the ,best and newest
description, but the vast number of juvenile's of both !sexes, dressed'
in exact accordance with. the model of that :day, will redder the
spectacle strikingly illustrative of the fairy-incidents intendedto be
conveytA by the author. ~

The diminutive Ponies, trained 'expressly for the SpectAcle by Mr.
Itengler. The news and !magnificent dresses, and appointments,
arranged by firs. Hengler. The dances and tableanx by Mr. C.
Jacli,Son. The music composed by 'Mr: Jackman. The properties,

carriages, &c., are deserving of special mention, from the fact that
they are all inodelled and produced in: exact imitation of the chaste
designs handed doWn from that peciillf period. -A 'new and
elegant earpet-Will 'cover the whole of• the arena; and the coucheg
and settees Will be of crimson and gold, marginated with the purest

The whole'of the fairy spectacle 'will be produced by and under
the immediate superintendence of Mr: C. Hengler. :
Cinderella, Miss Jenny LoniseHengler The Prince, Miss Jack-
son; Constce and Wilhelmina, the proud sisters, Misses Ifengler
and Jack-
son;.
Witell, Mr. Jackson. Ladies and nobles of the court,
by a host of Juvenile Performers. • . '
_

In the, course of the speptaele, Payne's First Set .will be danced
by Miss Ilengler, Miss Jertny Louise Itengler, 'Miss' Mary Ann
Ilengh•r, Miss. Simpson, Miss Jackson; Master liengler, Master.
Russelli, and Master Clarke. Polka byMiss Mary Ann Ilengler.
and Master Clarke.
The ballet of SAW NEY 'BOX, THE COOPER, every Evening.
gar NIOIITLX TILE :1101kT, V,IINENT EQTTICSTRIAII ARTISTES IN
THEIR ADJURED ACTS.

♦ GRA:siD MID-DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY NEXT
Doors open at Two, performance commencing it Half-past.'

?RIFFS OF ADMISSION

Stalls, and Reserved Seats
Boxes 2s Od.
Second Class Seats, Pit, or Promenade
Gallery . . . ....... : : , . .
Half-price for Children under twelve years of age, to !halls, Boxes,
: . and Second Seats.
Second Price at Nine o'clock to Boxes and Stalls only.
Equestrian Directors—Mr. Felix Revolti and Mr. Wild-
Acting Manager, Charles Bishop.
Proprieter and Director Mr. CHAS. lIENGLER.

CLAYTON HALL.

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