The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-12 00:00:00

GREAT UNITED STATES- CIRCUS,

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rag-LARGEST ESTABLISEBIENr`IN THE WORLD:"°:1)
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LAST SIX NIQ.HTS. 3 trrm '
positively CLOSING'-on SATURDAY EVENING, the I6th instant.

.7.onaprist4l evehillieliviiTArrieriCan Equestrian &Ovmnastic Artists.
ASERICAN 'HORSES, AXERICAN CARRIAGES AND
And a full American Equipage geiieingir7
OPEN EVERY DAY AT HALINEAST'aWO; EVENING AT
EIGHT o'CLOOK.
DOors open One Hour previous. , •
ON THE SITE, OP' LATE IILINGToN-lIIATI.RET.
Cards of Aim s-ion : —Pit s,sts. Is.; box, 24.; reserved boa,
children under nine years, half-price.

Second Appearahce of
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MR. JAMES ROBINSON,
Who was last night received wiih ,h- mo-t vehement applause, end
ho will also appear THIS EVENING, and every Performance during
w
„ ek. Young R3b;uson is the Chant, on Trick ttidr of America,
greatest Single Horse Rider ti the world, who will perform feats
It?vur accompli
and shed
POSES, by any richer rider,--viz., S U AIMERSAU L IS,
'ittoUTTES,

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of The
er ~,,,,13ParLy will only remain In Liverpool till the 16th May,
the 4,74... they. intend p-rformin4 iu the following towns during
maths of May and Jane, name;y .
t. Helen's Stourbridge - She ffi,ld
yv.arrington Dr itwiLli Mansfielci
Preston Alcester Derby
Il dton Persho.e L tchGeid .---
R, hdate Cheltenham Dadley-
Halirax Stroud Swurrott- -
Leeds Bristol It idd itch
Barn-ley Wan Ey, rsham
Coesterti.ld Blackburn T -weeribury
Tiot,in ham Manchester s, Gioucesier
Burton Burnley Mel neshu, y
Walsall Bradford Wooton-ul der-Edge
Bir.iiiingham Wakefield Bath.
Wolverhampton
And will vis.t most of the other principal towns in Fngiand. •
l'ava performances each day, and positively no pa:Apodcmant on
account of weather.
'Erie mid-uay Performances are particularly recornmended by the
tinvorietors, being equal in every respect to the night exhibitions.
A: t buidnesa will he transacted at the ticket office, near the tent.
Adnaission tickets must always be obtaine.d before entering, as there
Will he no money received by the door keepers under any pretence.
Oiratit to tie immense expense attending thi, gigantic Establish-
' rnent, and the amtigaments which the proprietors must necessarily
lin,l4e ir. ,Alvance, it cannot, most positively, remain in any town a
`nger time than advertised.
t=ir,t and Second Class Tickets may be procnred for each p;rfor-
Mance by appiying at the office, near the main entrance to the
Tent between the boars of ten a.m. and six p.m. Pit Tickets
can oily be lad (hiring the evening.
Among the novelties accompanying this superb Exhibition, is a
bewl‘-invented and gigantic Musical Instrument, c died the APOL-
LONICON, drawn by forty beautiful cream-coloured horses, uriven
lb hand, by Mr. J. P. Pau!, the iinest reinsmin in the world.

Attached to this magnificent troupe is a party of.
, INDIAN SAVAGES FROM TRE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
•ne:ently otganiseil into an Equestrian Corps bi the proprietors,
expreSsly for this great enterprise,
THE IMMENSE CANVAS AMPHITHEATRE
In which the iompany give their entertainments is of a circular
1,-trai 450 leer in circumference, and o .cupies a space cove:L:4 nra rly
hair-an-scre of grolnd. The canopy is sill:pone:I by sbiteen m sts,
troll the peaks of which are displayed the n Atonal banners of varioas
countries. • Seats are constructed for the accommodation of ,

5,000 SPECTATORS,
And the whole enclosur, is brilliantly Illuminated with gas, manufae-
tared on the ground, in a portable ai,paratim

Messrs. HOWES and CUSHING having determined that every net
; riu; show d be reve,ented hy the best eve3trians of the
LaY, 'Ave eneased, at IMMENSE SALARIES, the finest talent in
4rneriea, as folums

The American Prima Donna Equestrienne,

Miss ROSE MADIGAN.
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`VIIOI3 universally considered to be the First Lady Equestrienne
Of the age.

Mr. DAVLS RICHARDS,
the great Western Rider, upon his Indian steed. Every feat that a
t':;)!e chaser or hurdle jumper can accomolish in the saddle, Mr.
-,rllards•cals perform upon his nakea horse, while staadlng upon the
'Jack of his wild hunter.

The great American Acroba's,
Messrs. 'HOLLAND and MURRAY. ..
There talented artistes Introduce a new stvle•of atWet;c exerctses.
which, for muscular power and classic elegance of elocution, hai7e
never been surpassed even by the time-honoured feats of O'ympla.

Mr. GEORGE BATCHELDOR,
In his extraordinary Vaulting and Batout leaps, has astonished al
uho have ever witnesses them.

JIM MYERS, THE CLOWN.
This eccentric son of ,Humus is one of the inerrieit clowns that hari
ever appeared in the Arne-teiin rine. The old favouri.e elbwn,
JOE PENTLAND,
will also sprear. H. P. MADIGAN and Wm. ARMSTRONG, the
great scene ridtri ; J. MADIGAN, the trick rider ; and F. IL
ROSSTON, are also attached to this establishment.
The Ciziwns will introduce the EDUCATED MULES. These two
hybrids show off t% eir low comedy instincts, anci.outstrip, in feats of
cunning, and excessive drolli-ry in antics, anything heretofore ever
Preseiited 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 Company will perform at S:. Helen's on MONDAY, the
lBtu inst.

ALLSOVS ROYAL CRYSTAL PALACE
• EXHIBITION,
LIME STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Containing upwards of i,ooo WAX FIGURES, STATUARY, &e.
(ItAND ORGAN. PERFORMANCE,
Open from Ten a.m. tulle.] p.m. Admission, 6d. Children under
Twelve years of age, Half-price.

oYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE
-STREET.—
Mr.—Reath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Ch?.ap Amneements and the most elegant Lonnie In Eurone I
GItEAT AND pOWERFUL ATTRACTION I—UNABATED SUC-
CESS !!—An AMALGAMATION of TALENT rotaliy UNPRECE-
DEN 1-ED I ! !—lf tte genuine and undivided applause of an audience
be a pion that a performance is a good one, then may the varied and
kipropriite amusements nightly produced justly merit tLat title.
This Evening and during the week. Extraordinary E igageraent—
TUE Bit OT HE RS CAPLE in their astornshing Gymnastic Evolu-
tion, Any description of the •performancrti of these highly-Kilted
would fall so tar short of the reality, that it were in vain to
atempt it; stoyee it to say, that this Entertainment is the most
daring, the most skilful, and the most terrific ever yet attempted in
England. First appearance of YOUNG THORNHILL, in his Lan-
etstri Dances. Unconvdsd receptlon of YANKSE ALLFOR I)•
l'i,un'ders of applause at the comic effusions of the Original JOE
11I1LLE Continued Success of Mr. PLUMPTON, the eminent
Tent.r Vocalist. Enthusiastic reception of Miss HAYDEN. the
pl,,asing Ballad Cantatrice. Last Week but one of Mr. and
AI,. imp ~ON. in their Laughter-exciting DUE S, and
COMIC ENTERTAINMENTS. Last Week but one of Messrs.
the Sable Harwonists, and
HALL, HUGHES, :and DAViES,
Arabassadora, in their! extraordinary Eccentricities and
VAGARIES. Doors will he open at half-past six o'clock
to continence at Seven Leader, and Musical Director, Mr.
Band tinder the Direction
r A NNAII.D.- • The Powerful Brass
of flr. J. A RTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
r. HEATH, Jun. Children in aryls will not be admitted.
Alentsion—Upper Hall. fitl, Lower Hall,3d.

• THE; ,'WILLOW PATTERN-PLATE, with its Splendid Posner)+,
o.gpoisA Dresses,-ard a View OfS4liten,yelntell bir,Dearleve,
jun., Eftis* YEt;ING

Tilts EvEsnwa—MASEi AN'i • Triplet, Mr. Baker; gulr,
Mr. J W Ray; sir C. Pomander, Mr. Villiers; Ernest VaKe Mrs,,
Lunt t Pez Woffligtetn Miss- Page'; Mabel Vane, Miss Julia Ssdg-i
wick.- Tilts r ELESSBD'BIBY. John 'thoro:as; Mr.- Baker; Mary
14erie„Mrsi-: Power:
On , WEVNISSVA Y —GUY Ai ANNERING: 'Dominic. Sampson. 'Mr.
Baker; Henry Bertram, Mr. Rignold ; Dirk Hatterick, Mr. Villiers;•
Colonel Mannering, Mr. Lunt: Dandle Diiimonr,•Mt. J. Walton ; Meg
Mir riliss, (on this occasion, and for this night only), Mrs. Swift ; Julia
Minrtering, Miss Julia Sedgwick ; Lucy Bertram, Miss G. Oliver;-
Flora, Mrs. Power.- AN :OBJECT OF INTEREST.
On '1 mass DAY —THE FLOWERS OE THE FOREST. Cheap Jokl2s, •
Mr-13aker ; Ishmael, Mr. Multi Captain Hugh Lavrock, Mr. Villiers;
The Kissaiii,- r. Stoy le ; -Cynth's, Miss Page; Lemuelis :lass G:
Oliver L Stswiight Ban; Mrs.: Power. -

On 'Fa 'DAY—The.SCHOOL FOR SANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle,
B. faker; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. T. W. Ray. r.roseuh, Surface, lir.
Lunt ; Charles Surface, Mr. Villiers ; Str Beujamln Backbite; Mr. H.
Neville • Crabtree, Mr. Stoyle ; Lady Teazle, Miss Page; Mrs. Can-
denrr Mrs. R. Power. Atid•TIINT` BLESSED 'BABY.
On SexuaDAy —rite FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. To conelmle
with Every_Evaning, the.popular Burlesque of THE WILLOW PAT-
,'IERtT PLATE Ta-gin, Mr. Baker; Chimpanzee, Mr. Lent;
Slang, Mr. Stogie ; Chang, Miss G.. thiver;-,Korta‘See,-Mrs. Power;
Sistor Lauri, signor. C.,Lanni,, and the Corps de Ballet, . ,
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Adinislion—Dress Boxes,ls • Side Boxes, 25 ed ijPit, le ed; Gal,
lery, tid. The Bcix-offiee'open'tially, from Ten till Three _o'clock, for
,aecuring"Seitk in The 'Dress-Circle. and taking Private boxe., which,
imay :be bad under' the directiOn •of Mr.' S battiovarDi: „Children
-artns 'Will not be a:Fritter': Doors open at
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fr, corm:cent-it at Seven o'cloelf preeiselY. • .