Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-24 00:00:00

MADAME GRISI

Apart from tho attractio, which the appearance of Madame GRIS I
must add to dons. J n's Concerts, the interest of the occasion will
be farther enhanced by its being, in all probability, the last oppor-
tunity offered tu the Liverpool publi- of hearing tho world-reno Arned
Soprano, she having long since dc.t•lrmi ed to retire upon the collosial
fortune whi.ir an unparalleled career of success has enabled her to
realise.

ADAM GRIST
W&IL Sing, for the first time, ENGL'SIi - 0 NGS, av well as some of
her most c3le.arated Grand TALIAN LCEINTAs. •

THE ortc IESTRA
Having ever he,n the sulject or M Jahien's greate.i care, he has
this year mad 3 an:;ther tour Cu th> Continent, and has engaged
several Instrumentalists of first-rate ability and great renown.

THE PROGRAMMES'

Will, as heretofore comprise 'TarrEms styles of 'Mesta, and contain
some of those great elossical co .::positions of Haydn, Mozart,
Beethoven, and MendeNtobia, which have now became t.o popular in
England as ti be essential to the sttece!s of every musical entertain-
ment deser•lng tile name cf Cooevrt. Nam Operatic Selections
have been aeraniva- expressly for this season, and M. Julie has
composed several PiecA of Masque D.tnsecte Amo.,g the,e he may
mention—

SIX NEW VALSES SENPIMENTA: ES;
A New Polka, as a Companion to " My Mary Ann," entitled
.THE'KISS POLKA, ;
On Proch's last German Lied, "The Kiss " a New Composition,
entitled,
THE POLKA MAZURKA,
Now danced i 3 all tha circles of,St. Petersburg, Vitnn4,
Berlin, and laris; and many other ro.elties which Fill be duly
annoutmed.

In addlticn to these, M. .ItrAiag has also prepred a Grand
Descriptive Cotnpoilt"oi.
THE Ilid)IAN QUADRILLE
AND
MINERAL HANELOCK'd I.3IUJIPT-,AL MATCH.
Which has created so Innen sensation in the Metropolis.

PLANS NoW OPE:4,
Box's, 43; St:dls (Res!rved Seats), 23 6d; Gallery (Uareserve&.
Is.

Tlekfts may be had at the 01lee of the PhFharmonis Society,
Exchani:e-co,r, Ezcksage-street Fast, between Tell am! Four o'clock
daily; and at the /1411 from Half-past Six on the Evenings of the
Concerts.

Doors open atiSayso, Concerts to (malacca et Eight.

WALLETT'S APPEARANCE LAST NIGHT,
THE GREATEST TRIUMPH EVER ACHIEVED IN LIVERPOOL,

HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE.
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Has Teacbed the Highest Pinnacle of Fame ! Delighted Thousands
throrg this Temple of Equestrianism, and pronounce the Entertain-
ment un;aralleled.

Another link has been added to render complete this Unrivalled
Eatablishment.
MR. W. F. WALLETT,
The Inimitable Wallett I The World-renowned Jester,
With FRO WDE FRANKS, end JACKSON,
Holding the first position of tze day in their department • together
With the greate3t amon,t of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia
ever combined in any one Company throughout Cat World I

THIS EVENING, and during the Week,
say-WALLETIJEZI
The Qaeen's Jester, and Favourite Crown of both Hemispheres

First Representaticn of a New and Orioinal Equestrian Sketch,
entitled THE ITALIAN BItIGANOS, introducing the whole Com-
pany. First time of several New t,cenes, and Grand Display of
Unapproachable Talent!

Mad'lle CLEIIEN rI QUAGLIRigT, the First Horsewoman in
Europe will perform her IEURIF.O FLIGHT THROUGH TWELVE
DAL bOONS

Young Ho .: E 0 the Phencsnenon of the present age, will perform
his MIRACUt OUS FEATS.
The grea.est 'nicht Rope Artiste—JOHN M. HENGLE R.
Mr. ARTHUR B iRSES, the Greatest somernult Thrower in the
World.
The Inimitable Parisian Grotesques—LEOPOLD ET BOUTELIER.

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The Per'ormance on Monday, Tnesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
will co elude with a New and Original Equestrian Sketch, entitled
THM ITALI iN BRIGANDS. introdueing the entire Company, new
dresses, music, and beautiful horses.

In !he Grand MID-DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY NEXT,
26va DECEMBER,
Will be produced, expressly to please 'he Juveniles, the Grand
Nursery Tale, of
JACK THE GIANT KILLER,
on,
OGRESS AND HER SON!
Programmes to be had at the Cirque Gratuitously.
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A SERIES OF UM-DAY REPRESENTATIONS,
As follows, commencing a Half-past Two :
Wednesday neKt, 23rd ; saturday, 2,;th ; Monday, 28,h ; Wednesday,
30th ; Saturday, January 2nd; Monday, January 4th; Wednesday,
Jalluar Gth; and Saturday, January 9-h.

Compartments for Visitors arc partitioned off, with a separate and
convenient approach t) ea'h.

Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; r saes
(select), 2s ; Half-price, It ; Second StiAts; l s ; Promenade, Is ; Gal-
lery, 61. Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price
to all parts except Gallery.
Second Price at a quarter to Nine o'clock. No Second Price to the
Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade.

Boa office open, daily from Eleven to Throe o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places can be secured.
Open every Evening at. a Qu rter to ..even o'clock, commencing at
Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a
Quarter-past ,Ten.

Proprietor and Director—lilr.CCh tries Hengler.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

EOPL E'S CONCERTS

EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,

SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 26, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
The Management begs to announce that, ans Cons to make these
Concerts acceptable to all classes, an eagigement has been made with
the celebrated