The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-27 00:00:00

Gymnastic Artists.
AMERICAN HORSES,
AMERICAN CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
And a full American Equipage generally,
HAS ARRIVED,
And will commence exhibiting in Liverpool,

ON THURSDAY, 30Ti3 INSTAN
FOR NINE DAYS ONLY, .

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- THE SITE OF THE LATE ISLINGTON MARKET.

/Qors open at Two and Half past Seven o'clock p.m.

Performance commencing half an hour after.
48 of Admission—Pit Seats, ls. ; Box, 2s. ; Reserved
Lux, 33. ; Children under nine years, 'Half-price.

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14113 e Company design performing in the following towns
4g the months of May and June, viz.:—
Warrington, Wigan,
Preston, Blackburn,
Bolton, 1%1 ancht-ster,
Rochdale, Burnley,
Halifax, Bradford,
Leeds, Wake field,
Barn ,ley, Sheffield,
Che.terfield, Mansfield,
Nottingham,' Derby,
Burton, Litchfield,
Walsall, Dudley,
Birmingham, S, ou r port,
Wolverhampton, Redilitch,
Stourbridge, Evershatn,
D:trt wich, Tewkesbury,
Alva ster, Gloucester,
Per shore, Nlalmesburv,
Cheltenham, Woot ton. under-Edge,
Stroud, Bath.
1. Bristol,

Ltel43 i' Which the
glandy will visit most of the other principal
'n En.
wo performances each day, and positively no postpone-
4t, oa account of weather.
e mil—day performances are particularly recom-
hclorl by the proprietors, being equal in every respect to
''fight exhibitions.
IP' business will be transacted at the Ticket Office, near

liten-t-.----- -
fission Tickets must always be obtained before

)08 kZr'ing, as there will be no money received by the door
hers under any pretence.
t,,Win:; to the immense expense attending this gigantic
""ilishment, and the arrangements which the Fronde—
! must necessarily make in advance, it cannot most
'th'ely remain in any town a longer time than advertised.
lio4illong the novelties accompanying this superb exhibit
tql, is a newly invented qnd gigantic musical insbe.utitrument-
ti. ed the APOLLONICON, c.rawn by Forty tul
1'1:14i-coloured Horses, driven forty in hand, by Mr. J.
ul. the finest reiusman in the world.
Attached to this ma,;nificent troupe is a party of
INDIAN SAVAGES

FROM THE
It6CICY MOUNTAINS,
geeently organised into an Equestria,n Corps by the Pro-
ta, '°rB, expressly for this great enterprise, er‘nsisting of
'I4FS. BRAVES, PROPHETS, t-2.QUAWS, AND
PAPtiOSES.
Th„
44 midi ins will give a thrilling representation of their
14-14.ta, II HISEMANSHIP, ATHLETIC EXERCISES, & CURIOUS
WAIL BONGS, DANCER, POW WOWS, &C.
The immense
CANVAS AMPHITHEATRE
tiWhich the company give their entertainments, is of
i:ealar form, 450 feet in circumference, and occupies a
hlice covering nearly half-an.aere of ground. The canopy
11:4Pported by 16 masts, from the peaks of which are
V4layed the national banners of various countries.
18 are constructeu for the accommodation of
_ 5,000 SPECTATORS,

(1,411 the whole enclosure is brilliantly illuminated with
'si tuanufactured on the ground in a portable apparaA us.
lyMessrs. HOES & CUSHING having determined that
therY act in the ring should be represonted by the best
Viestrians of the day, have engaged, at
IMMENSE SALARIES,
e finest talent in America, as follows:
11, MR. JAMES ROBINSON.
greatest Single Horse Rider without saddle, in either
CisPhere, who never has had, and probably never will
'e, a rival at all comparable with him. He will throw
144LF_A-DOZEN SUMMERSAULTS
If isr4,Pid succession upon his horse's back during the top
speed.
The American Primp Donna Equestrienne
MISS ROSE MADIGAN.
111;her actions on horseback are the perfection of art ;
1ti413 universally considered to be the First Lady Eques-
-elle of the age.
DAVIS RICHARDS,
: great Wrstern rider, upon his Indian steed. Every
14ihat a steeple chaser or hurdle jumper can accomplish
110,Te saddle, Mr. Richards can perform upon his naked
"e, while standing upon the back of his wild biriter.
-e great American Acrobats,
14 MESSRS. HOLLAND AND MURRAY.
tte,ee talented artistes introduce a new style of athletic
!lt eises, which, for muscular power and classic elegance
ktilPeut ion, have never been surpassed even by the time-
eered feats of Olympia.
jp MR. GEORGE BATCHELDOR,
1,11,,"1 extraordinary vaulting and Batout leaps, has
"nBiBhed all who have ever witnessed them.
hi JIM MYERS, THE CLOWN.
ill: eccentric son of Momus is one of the merriest clowns
114' has ever appeared in the American ring. Both in
itile„log and story telling, there is not an individual living
" has mote original humour. The old fa% ourite clown,
dill , JOE PENTLAND,
alsa appear.
P. 'Madigan and Wm. Armstrong, the great scene
kt;4; J. Madigan, the trick rider ; and F. H. Rolston,
Talso ar tachPil to this establishment.
t11:4-,Clowns will introduce the EDUCATED MULES.
lite' two h} brids show off their low comedy instincts,
outstrip, ir, feats of cunning, and excessive drollery
tta,"eiies, anything heretofore ever presented to an andi-
It4* The thorough bred Indian Horse, BLACK EAGLE,
also display to the audience a variety of curious
1'483 and astonishing feats of instinct and sagacity.

t4h.essrs. HOWES, and CUSHING in thus concisely
ilCLioning the features of their establishment, rely upon
ttbr'rits entirely, and trust that a proper regard for
Pns, the laws of the land, and orderly anae-
-04; 01 their employees, and strict integrity in all thegir
kit,
91,41
tclare they , 'ss trans:camit—'s,
THE will ensureMOST COMPLETE sucf.ess. and maESTA-
ke this
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AIENT IN THE WOULD.

General Agent iu advance of the company,
H. M. WHITHECK.

~"--.ThPrP will be only one performance on the first
sFv F•xhibition in Liverpool: Doors open at Half-past
o'clock, commencing at Eight o'clock p.m. On
s •
oeceeding day there will be two performances.
Air ry cP4•n at Two and half--past Sven o'clock
,p.m.
°l'mance to commence half an hour after.
4ttrst and Second Class Tickets may be procured for
tli,ll3errortnatice two days in advance, by applying at
tilt) 1,1'16 near the main entrance to the tent, between
ti "ours of ten a.m. and six p.m. The exact perform
Orekc Which the ticket is intended will be affixed to each
arid they will not be available for any other repro-
het,:ttion, as the company's stay in Liverpool must
A4::arilY be limited, on ttecout of arrangements made in
at other places. The above plan is adopted to
11„14) •e' as much as possible, the patronage which the
41RY bestow. Pit tickets can only be had during
Ahe
,etiiric.
tL ,Pinralid PROCESSION will be made on Werinesday.
leaving tl..e o.d Swan at Eleven o'cloek a.m.,
ge "41,sinz. through Edge lane. Londonroad, Lime street,
4Thavy
tat, street, Bold street, Church street, Lord street,
toltdte Street, Dale street, St. John's laue, and London