Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-11 00:00:00

FANCY BALL COSTUMES.

TOHN WILLIAMS has just received from Paris*
p COLOURED PLATES of LADIES' FANCY COSTUMES
of the Period of

Louis the Fourteenth,'
Louis the Fifteenth,
Charles- the Tenth.
Also, POLISH, SPANISH, HUNGARIAN, GREEK, SWISS,
ITALIAN, and TURKISH.
Antique FANS, pLAsrs,.GOLD and SILVER TRIMMINGS,

TASSELS, amd GIRDLES.

GOLD and WHITE TARLATAN, and SILVER and WHITE

TARLATAN DRESSES.

J. WILLIAMS has just purchased a largo Quantity of Tulle,
Black Lace, White Lace, and Fancy

BALL DRESSE S,

AT HALF THEIR VALUE.
Many of these are admirably suited for Fancy Costumes.

All other Tulle, Tarlatan, and Lace DRESSES are now
REDUCED IN PRICE, to clear as the Season draws to a cloie.

33 AND 35, CHURCH-STREET

GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL.
MESSRS L. AND 11. NATHAN'S,
THE CELEBRATED COURT COSTUMIERS, OF TICH-
BORNE-STREET,,HAYMARKET, LONDON,
SHOW -ROOMS FOR "FANCY DRESSES

ARA
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION,

26, BOLD-STREET (OPPOSITE THE LYCEUM).

NO CONNECTION' WITH ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
LIVERPOOL.

ST. SAVIOUR'S SCHOOLS,

UPPER CANNING-STREET.

A SALE OF WORK will be held in the
BOARD-ROOM OF THE LYCEUM,

BOLD-STREET,

DURING THE ENSUING EASTER WEEK.
The proceeds are to be applied to the liquidation of a
debt incurred by the erection of a Second Infant School.
The number of children in attendance at the Sunday, Daily,
and Night Schools, is One Thousand and Fifty.
Contributions in Money, Fancy-work, CLOTHING FOR
THE POOR, Books, Pictures; Feats, Drawings, Useful and
Ornamental Articles, will bo thark fully received by any of the
undermentioned Ladies, who have kindly consented to preside
over, or assist at, the stalls :
Mrs. Buchby, 70, Huskisson-street ;
Mrs. Cannon, 63, Bedford-street South ;
Mrs. Donnison, 196,- Grove-street ;
Mrs. Davidson, 235, Upper Parliament-street;
Mrs. Dixon, 221, Upper Parliament-street;
Miss Going, 45, lluskisson-street ;
Mrs. Hills. 109, Falkner-street ;
Miss Judkins, '9, Bedford-street South;
Mrs. Klingender, 35, Husltisson-street ;
Mrs. Huhnardt, 9, Ashleigh;
Miss Lamb, 137, Grove-street ;
Mrs. Meyer,.33, Huskisson-street ;
Mrs. Ridley, Upper Parliament-street;
Mrs. Spence, 32, Falkner-square;
Mrs. Bermes, 7, Ashleigh ; or by
MRS. WARR, 52, Upper Parliament-street, Treasurer;
MRS. CROSS, 123, Upper T4lliariont.3tteet, Secretory.
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•
-PROditAIIBIE.—P/UiT FIRST.
Duet, Pianoforte and llarmdnium. • Engel.
Pianoforte, Mr. ,B. Richards ; Tlerr Engel.
ROndo : "Ati, non Guing-e."
,filadarna-•Badial .1 I • • • •
(sold, Violin : ‘• Recitatif, Priere de Moise, et theme
:varie,"' performed on ortgstri,ng,only
Signor -Siveri.,
Aria : " Vol; the suptte" .. ..... .......... MOzatt.
Mademoiselle, Corbari,
: Solo : Contra Basso, ' • Bottesini.
Signor Bottesini. •
Grand Scena-.. " Softly siglts.''• (PerFrpischuta).Weber; !,)'773
Madame Fiorentim.
Solo, Pianoforte " Fantasia." (Lucia_
,di. Lam,
met-moor) ' - Richards-
. . Mr. Ssitileyßichorde., ••
Grand Moreenu WEnsemble : ,
(Don Giovanni)
Curbaii, Itlatiame Badia, Madame Fiorentini, Herr
Iteiclaardr, and Silleor,,TeglinAeo.
PAST. sycosa.
Quintett "Pour les attraits." (Marie Stuart) Niedermeyer.
Mad'lle Corbari, Madame-Badia; Madame' Piorentini,
llPrr Rekhardt, and Signor Tagliatico. :
Solo, llarmo. ium : (Don Pasquale) Engel.
'Merr el. .
Ballad : "Thou art so near." Reichardt.
Herr Rehthardt. sao
Chansons: I. "Nemiolle." 2.• Brindisi"
Madaine Badia.
Rossini. c)- 0
Song: "Tarantella"
Signor Tagliafico.
Grand I)rio, Violin.:and.Coutra Basso Bottesini. **AO I•fr A
Violin, Sig. Siv.ori. Contra Basso; Sig. Bottesini. sairiicu9 a
Duo: "Crudel Perche."* (Nozzi de Figaro) Mozart. Al:6%Am=
Madame Fiorentini and Signor TagLatico.
Grand Finale (by. particular desire) • Prayer " Dal
• tuo stellator soglio
Mad'lle CorbAri, Madame Badia, Madame' Florootini,' Herr..
Reichardt. and Signor Tagliatico. -
Violin, Signor Sivori ; Contra Basso, Signor Bottesini.
llarmonium,.lierr Engel ;. Pianoforte; Mr.. J;-L. Hatton:
The Concert will commence tit Eight o'clock precisely.
Reserved Seats
Body of the Ilall and Galleries ...
Holders of Tickets will be admitted into the Hall b? a sepa-
rate entrance.
By permission of Mr. W. lt. Copeland, Places and Tickets
may be secured of Ma.-George Westoa, sot Uie Box,offloe of
the Theatre Royal. ' 1.3

E O n's .CIRQ
lIALB-STREET, LIVERPOOL-. d- e
THIS DAY (SATURDAY), at Half-past Two oia
SPLENDID ROUTINE OF ARENA S,'ORTS! )
-THE RENOWNED
• )
EDUCATED .BITLL, "DON JUAN;sI
Lianwtsr. . ,
His TRAINER, .DAN CASTELLO,.
• The American Wit and great Leaper.
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Sec upinions of the Press.
THIS EVENING (S ‘turclay), LAST APPEARANCE of the
BULL AND DAN CASTELLO,

Under prescat arraageotents. •
Open at Sevoa o'clock ; Comnieneing at Half-past.
Sole Proprietor—ME CHARLES HENGLER.

WILJALBA FRIMELL,
AT THE THEATRE-RIIYAL, • LIVERPOOL.
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH.

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GENTLEMEN'S FIIR DRIVING GLOVES.

M,DOUGALL AND BOYD,
MANUFACTURERS
OF
COFFIN FURNITURE,
16, HOUGHTON-STREET, CLAYTON - SQUARE,
LIVERPOOL.

SINGLE SETS SUPPLIED.

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v:tts. OE FINE 6). 4
O q KID GLOVES' 17
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IN ALL USEFUL COLORS. `S‘ .
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D R ESS GLOVES.
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S & JUVENILES
IN EVERY VARIETY.
ALSO CHEAP DRESS GLOVES.
Children's, ls., le. 3d.
Ladies', ls. Gd.' 2s
n, Gentlemen%23.,•
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LADIES' FUR DRIVING GLOVES.