Northern Times.
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Wedding Breakfasts, Dinner and Evening Parties
attended.

CULLETON'S EMBOSSING PRESSES (Patent
Lever) for stamping note paper with initials, crests, or
name and address, 155., at 25, Cranbourn-street, London, W.C.

CROWDEN AND GARROD'S PATENT INDIA
RUBBER KNIFE-BOARDS,- are the only Genuine
ones. Sold at Is. 6d. each and upwards, in all the first-class
Ironmongers' Shops in Liverpool.
Manufactory—Falcon-square, London, E.C.
gir7 Sperigus artiees'of a sthular kind" being in the market
it ,is necessary to observe that the names of 'Cro-iidert and.
Garrod are on the boards, or you may get a worthless imita-
tion. All others are eQuitterfelts. 78ja1q

Amwittnatts

LADY PATRONESSES

MRS. WILLIAM PRESTiN, Rock-house.
MRS. R. C. GARDNER,'Newshara-house.

JOSEPH KITCHEN, Treasurer and Hon. Sec':,
xchange-court.
Tickets, 10s. 61. each ; Juveniles under 16 years of age, ss.

ADELPM THEATRE.

A D-E LP H I THEATRE,
clliiisTxAN7sTßT, ISLINGTON.

RECONSTRUCTED AND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED,

Prices of Admission :---Private Box, 2a. 6d. ; Centre 'Bo;
2s. ; Side Box, is. 6d. ;. Stalls:, Is. ; Pit, ad.
Noricx.---There will berpoSitively only One Juvenile Night.
.1.16

HORSE TAMING EXPOSITION AT HENGLER'S CIRQUE,
PALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. •
T..

lAEON STARR will give a Grand EXPOSITION
at the above CirqUe, This Day (Thursday), the. sth inst.,
w en he will Exhibit a New Method of Breaking and Training
Horses;

Doors open at Two o'clock, to commence at Half-past
precisely.
_ Mr. S. has devoted many years to Training Wild Horses on
the, plains of Texas, .ui• d4,on vicious horses, throughout the
States of America.
• His system of gentling' and training Young Horses is ac-
knowledged by the most•scientific Horsemen of the day to be
unsurpassed; his plans, are simple, easy, and without danger
to the subject or operator, with but little if any cost. No
doubt ultimately it will be adopted by horsemen through-
out, the universe. With his system, Ten Colts can be
educated in one week's time from the commencement. His
plans for breaking Kicking, Biting, Bolting, Jibbing, &c.,
aredlfectual ; the most vicious and uncontrollable horse •can
be tamed and subdued so as to becOme docile and obedient.
'Kicking Horses, the cause of so Many fatal accidents, which
hare baffled-the -skill- of man -for, the- last -4;000' years, - has
been overcome by a newly-discovered method, which is en-
tirely in the hands of LEON.STARIt.
14. S. will expose his whale system by operating on different
Woes. • .
The far-famed Brown Mare, property of Mr. Ll6O, whom-
many have tried to subdue, hut in all instances failed, will be
operated on by -LEON STARR.
•
This will probably be the only. opportunity Mr. STARR
will have of exhibiting his highly approved method, in conse-
quence of other pending engagehlents.• •
Gentlemen having horses O. vicious habits are invited to
send them to the operator free of charge.
In order that all classes may have ,an opportunity of :wit-
nessing Mr. Starr's exposition, he is induced, by Mr. liengler's •
-advice, to fix. the prices of admission lower -than those of -his
predecessors in the art, which will be as'follows
Reterved Seats, .3s; ; Pit, 2s. ; ,Gallery, Is.
Tickets can be had and Seats secured at Hime and Son's,
57, ChUrch-street, and at the Cirque. •

CHRISTMAS TREE.EiHIBITION!""

CHRISTMAS TREE will be EXHIBITED
on the Evenings of Tuesday, Wednesdayiand Thursday,
t 10th, 11th, and 12th daps of January, 1360, in °MUS-
Ae
STRRI:VSCHOOL-ROON, LONDON:ROAD, for the BENEFIT OF
ST. SILAS' SHOOLS. • Doo`ri; Open each Evening at Half-
east six o+ci..i...
- TuesD'Ay : One' Shilling each. Tiaket. Children, Half-dice.
BDan : Family Tickets to admit Five, One Shilling
and Sixpence; Single Ticket, S4pence ; .Children, Half-price.
Taunsnai, : Single Ticket, Trvopence ; Children, Half-price.

Tickets may be had.frona Mr. Leders, 76, London-road; or
from Mr. G. Thomson, &c., 103, London-road. 7;7

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

MI S'S LOUISA PYNE,
ME. WM. HARRISON,

By the,kind Permission of LORD Fnizionnxon PAULETT, C. 8.,

HLt MAJESTY'S

, .
COLDSTREAM GUARDS BAND,
AT ST. GEORGE'S • HALL,

On MONDAY EVENING Next, the 9th, and TUESDAY
MORNING and EVENING, the 10th instant.
C. GODEREY, BANDMAATER.

PROGRAMME for MONDAY Next, the 9th instant',
Oderture : " Guillaume Tell " w' Rossini.
Valse : " Lord Lovel" Laurent.
" the Power of Love " Satanella) Balfe.
Miss Louisa Pyne.
"Polka des Chassours" (The Huntsman's Polka)...A. Lamotte.
First Time of Performance.
Aria : "She Appeared Clothed in Light" (Martha).....Flotow.
• • , • Mr. Wm. Harrison.
Operatic Selection : "Linorali" Meyerbeer.
Solos for Buchanan,
two Cornets, and Euphonium (Messrs.
Lane, Buchanan, Scotts, and Phasey) arranged ex
pressly for. these Concerts by A. F. Godfrey.
Duet : " Tornami a Dir " (Don Pasquale).,
Miso Louisa Pvne and Mr. Wm. Harrison.
"Th Ameriean•Quadrille" (On National Atelodies)....Jullien.

Donizetti.

SECOND PART.
" The Rifleman's March" (Come if you: dare) Dedicated
to the Rifle Corps of England. A. Maims.
Shadow-Song: " Oh, tender Shadow "- (Dinorah)...Meyerbeer.
• Miss• Louisa Fyne. •
Selections from the New Opera " Vietorine'' Mellon.
First time (Solos for Clarionet, Cornet, add Euphonium)
• Messrs. Pollard, Buchanan, -and Phasey.
New Polka : " The British Volunteers" . A. F. Godfrey.
First time (Dedicated by permission to William
Preston, Esq., late Mayor.)
Solo Clarionet : Mr. Pollard* •
The Muleteer's Songißede of Castille)
Mr. W. Harrison.
The Miserere, from " Il Trovatore "
Cornet 3. Piston, Mr. Buchanan.
Morceau Mllitaire, "La Retraite " - Gaston de Lille
Introducing the French Pas de Course.
CONDUCTOR—MR. C. GODFREY.

,Muller.

Verdi.

Evening Concerts will commence at a Quarter to Eight
o'tlock. The Morning Concert, on Tuesday, at Two p.m.

Reserved Seats
Body of the Hall and Galleries

Plans of the Hall may be seen, and Reserved Seats secured,
at Messrs. Henry Durandu and Cp.'s Btillion Brokers, corner
of Exchange-street East; • Mr. Smith's,, Music Seller, Lord-
street; and at Mr. Dreaper's, Music Selig, Bold-street.
Tickets for: Uareserved Seats is. each, to be -had only at
Messrs. Henry Durandu and Co.'s, corner of Exchange-street
East and 'Dale-street.
Holders of tickets 3.3111 be admitted into the hall by a
separate entrance.

VINE. HOTEL CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
(Near the top of-Whitechapel).
Proprietor • ' Mit •W. F. NAYLOR.
The Hall where Laughter holds its sides.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
TO BE GIVEN AWAY !
The Roast Beef of Old England to each perion as they enter
the room.- -
Engagement of •
MR. and MRS. HUGHES,
The celebrated Duologists; and Delineators of Comic Life and
Character. And their wonderful Performing Dog, Polly.
Ili, Cleverest Dog in England.
Engagement of -
,A CHOIR OF VOCALISTS.
Who .will nightly introduce Glees, Christmas Carols, and
Madrigals, suitable for the festive time.
MR. IRELAND,
the.Favonrite Tenor; Vocalist
MASTER CLIFFORD,
The Brummagem Comedian.
MR. BENNETT,
The old favOurite Comique, who will Sing " Old King
Christmas," and a Variety of Others.
MISS ANNIE DA:VIES, , •,.
the favourite Dormouse and Vocalist.
MISS 'JESSIE STEWART,
The pleasing Scottish, Vocalist.
Violin Mn. BRANNAN. Double Bms...Mn. Hennrsom.
Cornet Mn. PETERS. Pianoforte Ma. Brume..
2nd Do. ... . ~..Mn. NsAmon.
'WINES; SPIRITS, Bcc., of the finest'quaiity;
The Performances to commence Every Evening at
Half-past Six o'clock.
Select Compartments for Gentlemen,

NORTHERN D.

T• GEORGE'S HALL

A BALL
Will be held in the LARGE HALL, ST. GEORGE'S HALL,
On THURSDAY, the 12th JANUARY, IMO,
In AID of the FUNDS of the
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND
EAR INSTITUTION.

Tickets may be obtained from any'Member of the Committee,
or from the following gentlemen :—Thomas Barton, Esu.,
Bevington Bush; F. B Schrader, Esq., Camden Lodge, Edge-
lane ; James J. Hance, Esq., Park-view, Prince's-park ; George
Niokson, Esq. Canterbury-street ; Richard F: Stehle, Esq.,
10, Couth Johii-street ; John Parratt, Esq., Mathew-street;
or from

ATlsis ADA 3fO_IIDATINT,
(from the C4ELTENII.I.3I CONCERTS,)
Appears each Night in the New and successful PANTOMIME
of " Cherry. and Fair Star," as the PRINCIPAL SINGING
FAIRY.
fijf;

/1 HE PAX TOMI M,E
HARLEQUIN CHERRY AND FAIR STAR;

OR,
THE SINGING APPLE, THE. DANCING WATERS, AND
THE GOOD FAIRY OF THE ENCHANTED WOOD,
EVERY EVENING.
Scenery by BICKERSTAFF and DEARLOVZ.

There will be. ONE JUVENILE NIGHT on Wednesday,
January 13th, the Pantomime being played first, terminating
at Half-past Nine.