Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-13 00:00:00

PROPRIETOR .. Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

The celebrated SPANISH MINSTRELS,
Senor ANTONIO, Senor CARLOS,
Senor DOMINGO, Senor EUGFNIO,
Senor BATISTINO, senor AUGUSTTNO,
And Senor JUANITO,
_ _

Whose appearance in London at the Royal ranoptiaon, Theatre Royal,
Haymarket, and the Royal Surrey Gardens, created a furore in the
Musical World; are Re-engaged for Seven Nights.

Last Night of the Engagement of the popular Tragedian,
MR. T. C. KING.
Last Night of the Favourite Tragedienne,
MISS MARRIOTT.

THIS EVENING (SATURDAY),
MAC BETH,
(As revived by Mr. W. R. Copeland, of the Theatre Royal)
Macbeth .Mr. T. C. King I Lady Macbeth.. .. Miss Marriott.
After which, the SPANISH MINSTRELS, in their National Costume,
will perform the following Pieces of Music:—" Le Pouvoir De La
Melodie," "Le Retour D'Alger," (with Castenet Accompaniment);
"L'Amour Militaire," "Halts La!" "Lea Zonaves Sont La,"
"God Save the Queen."
To conclude with the Farce of ♦. S. S.
Mr. Diogenes Hunter.... Mr. Baker I Anthony Sniggles.. Mr. Stoyle.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 38 ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d; Pit, is 6d; Gal•
lery, 6d. The Box office open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
securing Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which
may be had under the direction of Mr. Shutticworth. Children
in arms will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six. t ;
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE STREET. LIVERPOOL.

GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE,
And Positively the Last but One,
THIS DAY (SATURDAY), the 13th instant, commencing at
Half-past Two o'clock.
MR. W. F. WALLETT, the Queen's Jester, and
THE WONDERFUL DELAVANTI FAMILY.

The Last Grand MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place on

SATURDAY NEXT, the 2oth instant.

HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE STREET, LIVERPOOOL.

THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), THE 13tH INSTANT,
GRAND ROUTINE OF NOVELTIES.
MR. W. F. WALLEPT, and THE DELAVANTI FAMILY.
The Wonderful Performance of the DELAVANTI FAMILY, on the
Cord Elastique, the surprising La Perche Globe Fete, and
their Drawing Room Entertainment.
The celebrated Equestrienne, Madame CARIOTT.
And, by particular desire, the Exciting and Popular Equestrian
Spectacle, entitled
THE GREAT LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.

Mr. Charles Rangier respectfully announces that, owing to the
unprecedented support bestowed upon hi, Establishment during the
past week, through which many hundreds of his friends were unable
to obtain admission, he has, previous to their departure to the Theatre
Royal, Drury-lane, effected a

RE-ENGAGEMENT, FOR SIX NIGHTS MORE, WITH
MR. W. F. WALLETT,
The Queen's Jes,er, and the Greatest Mimic of the Age,
And THE DELAVANTI TROUPE.

Their engagcment cannot possibly extend beyond this period, as they
are announced to appear elsewhere ouMonday, 22nd inst.

In addif on to these great artistes, Mr. Charles Hengler's Establish-
ment consists of those who stand Unrivalled in Equestrianism, and
among whom will be found MADAME BRIDGES, the Sylph of the
Arena; MAD'LE. LOUIZE, the Peerless Equestrienne; HERR
BENOLER, the Graceful and Artistic Professor of the Magic Cord;
Mr. ARTHUR BARNES, the Champion Summersault Thrower;
Messrs. J. and A. BRIDGES, the Extraordinary and Wonderful
HORSEMEN ; Messrs. W. and J. POWELL, the Unparalleled Eques-
trians ; and the popular Clowns, Messrs. FROWDE, CHATTER'S
JACKSON, 8188, and EDWARDS.

On MONDAY neat, June 15, and Every Evening during the week,
An entire Change in the Performances will take nlace, severe
Novelties being brought forward, bringing into requisif on the whole
strength of this, the First Company In the World, and the
magnifi-
cent Stud of Sixty Horses, Ponies, &c., in conjunction with HERR
HENGLE h on the Tight Pope, forming a display of talent in this
difficult art., never before attempted—lmmense-Leaps, with Operatic
Dancing--embracing an entertainment that will stand nnsivatled in
the annals of Equestrianism.

The LAST of the GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCES en
SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 20th.
Doors open at Two, commencing at Half-past. Carriages to be in
attendance at a Quarter-past Four.

The Proprietor has also the pleasure of announcing the safe arrival,
from New York, of his brother, J. M. HENGLER, the Wonderful
Tight Rope Artiste, whose c xtraordinary performances at the principal
Theatres In the United States, have been of the most enthusiastic
Character, occasioning a perfect farore, and his career one without
parallel and brilliancy. The complimentary notices of the press, and
the unqualified approval of the public were also of the most laudatory
character. His First Appearance wil take place on MONDAY, the
22nd of June.

OBSERV El
DOORS OPEN AT A QUARTER PAST SEVEN O'CI 0 111.

COMMENCE AT A QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT.

Box Office open daily from Eleven to Three, under the superintend-
ence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
deserved Seats or Stalls (se:ect), 35.; Half-price, Is. 6d. Boxes,
(select), 2s. ; Half-price, Is. Od. Second Seats, Is.; Half-price, 6d.
Promenade, Is. Gallery, 6d. No half-price to Promenade or Gallery.
Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Halt-price to Stalls,
Boxes, and Second Seats. Second Price at Nine o'clock.
Leader of the Quadrille Band, Mr. G. Jackman; Leader' of the
Brass Band, Mr. W. Allen; Master of the Horse, Mr. T. Brown';
Treasurer, Mr. C. Fisher ; Architect. Mr. O'Hara ; Decorative Artist,
Mr. Day ; Acting Manager, Mr. G. Francis ; Proprietor and Director,
Mr. Charles Rengler.

A. GRAND CRJCKE e MATCH will take place
on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the 15th,
16th, and 17th instant, on the Cricket Ground, Prince's-park, between
THE ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND and TWENTY GENTLEMEN
of LIVERPOOL, with Two Bowlers given.
The following will comprise the An England players:—
A. B. Payne, Esq. H. Stephenson, J. Bickley,
George Parr, G. Anderson, E. Willsher,
Julius Csesar, A. Diver, W. Jackson,
Alfred Clarke, R. C. Tinley,
Marquees will be erected on the ground, and Refreshments pro-
vided by Mrs. May, of the Lamb Hotel, Wavertree.
By the kind permission of Colonel Rogers, the Band of the Royal
Pensioners will be in attendance, and a Printing Press will issue
Cards of the Score at the fall of each wicket.

Wickets pitched at Twelve o'clock on each day.
Admission tickets Is each. Tickets admitting for the three days,
2a 6d each. 'to be obtained from Mr. Richardson, Lord-street ; W.
B. Jones and Co., South Castle-street ; au i on the days of the match
at the gates.