The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-17 00:00:00

INDIAN SAVAGES

FROM THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
itiy organised into an Equestrian Corps by the Pro-

-44311, expressly for this great enterprise, consisting of
.41.113, BRAVES, PROPHETS, IiQUAWS, AND

The PAPOOSES.
oitlG 'Udians will give a thrilling representation of their
fttAL HORSEMANSHIP, ATHLETIC EXERCISES, & CURIOUS
C4REMONIALS, WAR SONGS, DANCES, POW WOWS, &C.
The immense
!ii CANVAS AMPHITHEATRE
tipe'lett the company give their entertainments, is of
ape
el form, 450 feet in circumference, and occupies a
„ covering nearly half-an-acre of ground. The canopy
'll47,PPorted by 16 masts, from the peaks of which are
i‘taYed the national banners of various countries.
4 are constructea for the accommodation of

b,OOO SPECTATORS,
1114 .
Cu the whole enclosure is brilliantly illuminated with
kanufactured on the ground in a portable apparatus
441,essrs HOWES & CUSHING having determined that
h-y, act in the ring should be represented by the best
'estrians of the day, have engaged, at
IMMENSE SALARIES,
finest talent in America, as follows :

MR. JAMES ROBINSON,
„`.greatest Single Horse Rider without saddle, in either
k;BPhere, who never has had, and probably never will
e. %rival at all comparable with him. He will throw
)44LF-A-DOZEN SUMMERSAULTS
oP cl,sPid succession upon his horse's back during the top
Speed.
4 American Prima Donna Equestrienne

beMISS ROSE MA.DIGAN.
actions on horseback are the perfection of art;
46,13 Si
considered to be the First Lady Eques.
"Oe of the age.
OR. DAVIS RICHARDS,
t great Western rider, upon his Indian steed. Every
tliat a steeple chaser or hurdle jumper can accomplish
401.v„,,"0 saddle, Mr. Richards can perform upon his naked
while standing upon the back of his wild banter.
,„
Ile
-great American Acrobats,
'3,IMESSRS. HOLLAND AND MURRAY.
heeBe talented artistes introduce a new style of athletic
Lei3es, which, for muscular power and classic elegance
V'ecution have never been surpassed even by the time-
poured feats' of Olympia.
MR. GEORGE BATCHELDOR4
kiitiol,s extraordinary vaulting and Batout leaps, has
wished all who have ever witnessed them.
tthi JIM MYERS, THE CLOWN.
th... 8 eccentric son of Momus is one of the merriest clowns
iiip:,has ever appeared in the American ring. Both in
1110:1;g and story telling, there is not an individual living
has more original humour. The old favourite clown,
dill JOE PENTLAND,
also appear.
1:1.
tiq„ Madigan and Wm. Armstrong, the great scene
110; J. Madigan, the trick rider; and F. H. Roaster,
4150 attached to this establishment.
I:ht he Clowns will introduce the EDUCATED MULES.
kl4BO two hybrids show off their low comedy instincts,
ip outstrip, jn teats of cunning, and excessive drollery
thelillties, anything heretofore ever presented to an audi-
'A/4' The thorough bred Indian Horse, BLACK EAGLE,
ttlek oAso displa to the. adience a variety of urious
483 and astonishing featsu of instinct and sagacicty.

dons. HOWES and CUSHING in- thus concisely
ItCtioulng the features of their establishment, rely upon
ApbPorits entirely, and trust that a proper regard for
111, opinions, the laws of the land, and orderly manage-
Ibtil;' of their employees, and strict integrity in all their
Itill;ll,ess tnsactins, will ensure success, and make this
Lhey declare o
it—THE MOST COMPLETE LjOHMENT IN THE WORLD.

, General Agent in advance of the company,

H. M. WHITBECK.

N
lay:—,•—•There will be only one performance on the first
evst)'
;xhibition in Liverpool. Doors open at Half-past
40," clock, commencing at Eight o'clock p.m. On
boc; succeeding day there will be two performances.
NIP °Pen at
commence Half-past Seven o'clock p.m.
crtnance to half an hour after.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC BALL

THOMAS'S CONCERTS.

TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY,

MR. E. W. THOMAS has the honour to
announce that his
BENEFIT CONCERT
Will take place in the above Hall on
FRIDAY EVENING, THE 17TH OF APRIL,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
On which occasion he will be supported by a
FULL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
Embracing most of those old favourites so well known at his
former Concerts.

VOCALIST.
MADAME FRODSHAM,
(Late Mrs. ALEXANDER NEWTON.)
SOLOISTS.
Flute: Mr. PERCIVAL. Oboe: Mr JENNINGS.
Clarlonst: Herr GROSSE. Trombone: Mr. RUSSELL.
Harp: Mr. STREATHER.
CONDUCTOR.
MR. EDWARD W. THOMAS,
Who will play the Andante and Rondo Busse from Ds Berlot's
Concerto for the Violin in B Minor,

Amongst the Novelties will be producod
A NEW OPERATIC SELECTION

BY ALFRED MELLON,

There will alEo be a Performance on
SATURDAY MORNING, THE 18TH APRIL,

AT HALF PAST TWO O'CLOCK.

Prices of Admission—Body or Gallery, One Shilling. Boxes. Two
Shillings and Sixpence. Money taken at the Door.