The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-02 00:00:00

And a full American Equipage generally ;
IS NOW OPEN IN LIVERPOOL EVERY D
ON THE SITE OF THE LATE ISLINGTON MARKET.
N.B.—There will be Two Performanc es each day.
Doors open at Two and half-past Seven o'clock p.m. ; performances
commencing half an hour after.
Cards of A Im'srion :—Pit seats, Is. ; box, 25.; reserved box, 31.
children tinder nine years, half price.
The Company will only remain in Liverpool till the 16th May,
after which they intend performing in the following towns during
the months of May and June, namely :
Warrington Stourbridge Sheffield
P. eston Dr, itwich Mansfield
Bolton Aicester Derby
Re.hdale Pershore Litchfield
Hali;ax Cheltenham Dudley
Leeds Stroud Stoureort
Barnsley Bristol Redditch
Chesterfi, Id Wigan Evershain
N ingham Blackburn Treviresbury
Burton Manchester Gloucester
Walsall
Birmingham Braiford Wooton-under-Edge
Wolverhampton Wakefield Bath.
And. will via t most of the other principal towns in England.
Two performances each day, aad positively no poitpoi.erneut on
account of weather.
The mid-day Performances are particularly recommended by the
proprietors, being equal in every respect to the night exhibitions.
All business will be transacted at the ticket office. near the tent.
Admission tickets must always be obtained before entering, as there
Will be no money received by the ,deor keepers under any pretence.
Owing to the immense expense attendieg this gigantic • stabil.;h -
ment, and the arrangements which the proprietors must necessarily
make in t.dv nee, it cannot, most positively, remain in any town a
longer time than advertised.
First and second Class Tickets may be procured for each p rfor-
mance two nays in advance. by applying at the office near the main
entrance to the tent, between the hours of ten a.m. an I six pm.
The e,act pet formance for which the ticket is intended will be
affix-d to each ticket, and they wilt not be available for any other
representation, as the Company's s'ay inlLiverpool must necessarily
be limited on account of arrangements made in advance at other
places: The above plan is adopted to divide, as much as possible,
the patronage which the public may bestow . Pit tickets can only be
had during the evening. ,
Among the novelties accompanying this superb Exhibition, is a
rewlr-invented and gigantic Musical Instrument, called the APOL-
LONICON, drawn by forty beautiful cream-coloured horses, driven
in hand, by Mr. J. P. Paul, the finest reinsmin in the world.
Attached to this magnificent troupe is a p arty of
INDIAN SAVAGES FROM Tux ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
Recently organised into an Equestrian Corps by the proprietors,
expressly for this great enterprise,

THE IMMENSE CANVAS AMPHITHEATRE
In which the coal aany give their entertainments is of a circular
form, 450 feet in circumference, and o upies a space covering nearly
haif•an-acre of ground. The canopy is supported by sixteen m ,sts,
from the peaks of Which are displayed the national banners of various
co❑ntries. Seats are constructed for the accommodation of •
5,000 SPECTATORS,
nd the whole enclosure is brilliantly Mu ninated with gas, manufac-
tured on the ground, in a portab:e aaaratus.

Messrs. HOWES and CUSHING having determined that every act
In the ring shoo d be represented by the best equestrians of the
day, have eneaced, at IMMENSE SALARIES the finest talent in
America, as fo`loai ,

The American Prima Donna Equestrienne,
Miss ROSE MADIGAN,
Who is universally considered to be the First Lady Equestr:enne
of the age.

Mr. DAVIS R (CHARM
The great Western Rider, upon his Indian steed. Every feat that a
steeple chaser or hurdle jumper can accomplish in the saddle, Mr.
Richards can perform upon his naked horse, while staNding upon the
back of his wild hunter.

The great American Acrobats,
Messrs. HOLLAND and MURRAY.
These talented artistes introduce a new style of ath'et c exercises,
which, for muscular power and classic elegance of execution, have
never been surpassei even by the time-honoured feats of 0 ympla.

In his extraordinar Mr. GEORGE BATCHELDOR,
Y Vaulting and Batout leaps, has astonished all
who have ever witnessed them.

M M,
This eccentric son I
of KanusYERS is onTHE CLOWN e
of ale :rerrie4t clowns that has
ever appeared in the American ring. The old favourite clown,
JOE PENTLAND,
will also appear. H. P. MADIGAN and WM. ARMSTRONG, the
great scone zid. rs ; J. MADIGAN, the trick rider ; and F. H.
ROSSTON, are also attached to this establishment.
The CI 'vans will introduce the EDUCATED MULES. These two
hybdcli show cff their low comedy instinct=, and outstrip, in feats of
cunning, and exceedive drollery in antics, anything heretofore ever
presented to an audience. The thorough-bred Indian Horse, BLACK
EAGLE, will also display to the audience a variety of curious tricks,
and astonishing feats of instinct and sagacity.

THE
EXHIBITION
OF TUE
ART TREASURES OF' I'HE UNITED KINGDOM,
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, 3m MAY,
AT
MANCHESTER.

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OP
HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN

AND

BIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT,
Who hds graciously consented to preside at the GRAND INAUGURAL

CEREiIONY.

THIS Palace, covering a space of 18,000 square
yards, wilt contain the LARGEST and most VALUABLE

COLLECTION OF WORKS ART,
Ancient and Modern, ever cellected, and which, there are many
reasons for supposing, can never be brought together again.

Mr7SICAL ARRANGEMENTS.—A LARGE ORGAN has been
b3iit pnrposely for the occasion, and kindly lent by Messrs. Kirt-
land and Jardine, and throughout the season there will be DAILY
MUSICAL Patteonstateces, by a large .Orchestra, under the super-
intender], e of Mr. CHARLES HALLS, who will conduct In person each
Thursday.

REFRESHMENTS will be provided on an extensive scale, at
TAO ierate charges.
Toe EXHIBITION will be OPENED on TUESDAY, the sth
Miy, on which day none but the Propretors of £2 23 Season Tickets
w,ll be arlinitted.—Season tickets may be had at the Budding on
the day of opening. ' All season tickets presented for the first time,
=list bear the signature of the owner.
PRICES OF ADMISSION. —From the 6th to 16th May (both days
Inclusive). 2s 6d far each person. On and after Monday the 18th
May, 13 for each person, except on Thursday in each week, when
the charge will be 2s 6d for each person.
N.H. There will be also certain days (not exceeding eight in alll,
specially reserved for proprietors of 2s season tickets, of which
due notice will be given by.publio advertisement at least seven days
beforehand.

SEASON TICKETS, at .e 2 2s, entitle the proprietors to admission
on a.! occasions when the Exhibition is open to the pubiic ; tickets
at .R 1 Zs entitle to admission on all but the " reserved days." These
Tickets nt ey, be procured at the Exhibition Building; or at the
offices, 100, Mosley street.

Season Tickets are not transferable, and must be signed by the
proprietor before being presented at the entrance of the Palace,
where a book will be kept in which the proprietor will be required
to write his or her name whenever requested to do so by the officers
of the committee,
HOURS OF EXHIBITION —The doors will be open daily at ten
o'clock, and will be closed at sunset. A bell will be rung half an
hour before closing.
CATALOGUES.—A. General Catalogue, price ls, will be sold in
the Palace.
iiA t H CHAIRS will be provided at a moderate charge for the
use of ladies and invalids.
•
SMOKING in any part of the Palace is strictly prohibited.
NO CHANGE will be given at the doors.
Arrangements are bring made with the various railway companies
theolsm.p.amn. y
train,
to enable vi,itors to come direct from any part of the country to the
Building. The London andNo
fromrthLondon Rbaytlway
6C
Western
ar angel to convey passengers
returning to London in the evening, allowing tour or five hours in the
kthiuition.

THOMAS HAMILTON, Secretary,
Offices, Oa, Bfosley-gtreet.

OYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-ST RE ET.—
I
•I\ Mr Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
ChPar", Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I
GRF.AT AND POWERFUL ATTRACTION!—
It the genuine and undivided approbation of an audience be a
proof that a performance is an excellent one, then may. the.
varied and appropriate amusements nightly produced
jusu
Y merit that title. This Evening and during the week.
"fraorclinary Engagement, for Six Nights on'y, of the GREAT
CHRIm-roF
F, the most astounding Performer in the World, who
never has had, and probably never will have, a rival at all com-
parable with him. His thrilling, electrifying, and unparalleled
feats ut'on the Tight Bops have been the theme of admiration and
a,.umisliment ssherever he has appeared. Christoff the Wonder—
the Voltigeur. His lofty bounds, his extratildinary twistings and
turnings, so unlike anything ever before attempted by u ortal man ;
in fact his performances altogether are so singul,r and unequalled,
that during as execution Christ .tf becomes an olject of great inte-
rest, not only among the audience, but also among his brother
artists, vi
ho mvarahrs, throng the entrance to the circle during his
Oriperformance. Thunders of applause at the comic effusions of the
JOE MILLx R. Last Week but ono of HERR SUSM AN,
In As truly astonishing imitations of the songsters of the Woods
and Groves. Continued Success of Mr. PLUDIPTON, the emi-
nent Tenor Vocalist. Enthusiastic reception of Miss HAYDEN.
the pleasing Ballad Cantatrice. Great success of Mr. and Mrs.
SIMPSON, in their laughter-exciting Duets and Comic Entertain-
ments. Enthusiastic applause and roars of Laughter nightly at
Messrs. HALL, HUGHES, and DAVIES, the Sable Harmonists, and
Black Ambassadors, in their extraordinarY Eccentricities and
Negro Vagaries. On MO • DAY next, first appearance of Mr.
'WAL r.FORD. the celebrated American Vocalist, Mimic, and
Musical Phenomenon. Doors will be open at half-past Six o'clock
to comme.rce at Seven Leader, And 111 usitai Director, M ,r.
NNARD. The Powerful Brass Band Under the Direction
°I Al:. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. ATII,,,Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted.
dmision.--Upper Hall. Bd. Lower Hall.3d.