Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-02 00:00:00

M'

M A-1. LONE RAYMOND,
AND

MISS KATE SAXON.

THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY),
The inimitable performances o:' dim talented Artist.r.,A will be
giver. at the CON2EI T HALL. The Lady's admirable discourse
ON LOVE,

WITH THE
" IRISH AND FOREIGN MAIL BAG."

"'ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE.
D ALE STREET.

In consequence of the Creat Success attending the
MID-DAY PLF.FORMANCES,
to Proprietor has been induced to give One More Repreeentation
On SATURDAY NEXT, December sth,
Being the Last Morning Performance previous to the Christmas Holi-
days, and on which occasion
THE STAG HUNT will be produced.
Doors open at Two o'c.:ock, commencing at Half-past.

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

CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE INCOMPARABLE ARTISTES
DARING FEATS AND EQUESTRIAN WONDERS!

THIS EVENING, and Every Evening during the Week,
Tha Novel and HiOily Successful Equestrian Act of
THE STAG HUNT!
During this Scene, a Real Stag, a magnificent Specimen of this
stately animal, from North America, with a Fine Pack of Real
Hounds, will be intriduced. A vivid description of the ex, iting
Chive—the Hounds in full cry, and upwards of Twenty Horses
Leaping Hedges, Gates, will faithfully pourtray the reality of a Stag
Hunt. In addition to the whole strength of the Establishment being
brought into requisition the Comicalities of the Chase will afford
a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockney Sports-
man, by Mr. FRANKS. This eatraordinary Scene creates nightly a
perfect furore, which has induced Mr. Chas. Hengler to prolong the
production for Six Nights, when it must positively be withdrawn for
the season, as the Hounds engaged must at that period be fo warded
to their t.wners, having teen sold by them to rejoin th 3 field. The
public, therefore, should rot lose this opportunity of witnessing the
Greatest Novelty ever produced within an arena.
M'dlle CLEMENTINE QUAGLIENI, the most Graceful, Finished,
a-id Daring Equestrienne of the day, is her Great ACT of LEAPING,
over Canvas-es, through Hoops, Balloons, &c. The brilliant per-
formance of this t dented Lady is unsurpassable, and her audiences
receive her with the most rapturous and de.ighted enthusiasm--it
may fairly be pronounced as the acme of the ,srr.

For the first time this Season, the Laughable Extravaganza,
entitled CLOWN STATUE—principal Characters by Messrs. Frowde,
A. Bridges, and Rivolt.l.

The 'gnfertaluments will also he supported by the Unrivalled
Troupe of Artistes, and the Matchless Stud of Horses and Ponies.

By particular desire of several families,

ANOTHER GRAND IfORNING PERFORMANCE

:WILL TAKE PLACE
On SATURDAY NEXT. STH DECEMBER,
Being the Last p.evious to the Christmas Holidays.
Doors open at Two, commencing at Half past.

Compartments for Visitors are partitioned off, with a separate and
convenient approach t') each. _

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

Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places may be secured.
Open every F vening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past
Ten.

Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hangler.

AMUSEMENT FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS.
riIHE Publi3 are respectfully informed that the
LONDON SCHOOL OF PHOTAGRAPHY have OPENED
a GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
at 46, Church-street,Ezireor. (on the First Floor), and that
Stereoscopes, and al the newest and best Slides, will be lent during
the Winter Evenings on very moderate terms.
The NEW SHILLING SLIDE will be ready on the Ist of December.
The "Shilling Slides" will consist of several hundr,d first-class
t,tereocopic Photographs, of which, from time to time, different
series will be iftiblished.
E Stereoscopes acd Twe've Slides for 7s 6d

T. GEORGE'S HALL

ORGAN PERFORMANCES
Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BEST,
EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY.
Saturday Afternoon ....
Thursday Evening
Admission o❑ Saturday Afternoon, Cid ; Thursday Evening, 3d,
The Concerts last one hour.
Doors open half an hour before ecah performance.

ARGYLE ROOMS, BIRKENHEAD.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER Bth, .1857, at Eight o'Clock.

THE HUNGARIAN BAND

Will give

ONE GRAND CONCERT
In the above Room, and Perform some of Oar most approved
Overtures, Selections from Operas, Polkas, Quadrille?, and Waltzes.

Admission, 2s.
Apply to Ili= and Son, 57, Church-etreat, Liverpool ; Mr. Ryalls
and Mr. Turvey, Birkenhead.

GEORGE'S CONCER•'T ROOM S
50,-LIIfE-STREET, LIVERPOOL-50.

WANTED, to Live in the House, a HANDY
LAD, accustomed to country life. His duties will
be to attend on and lkf lk a Cow, and make himself generally useful.
Apply at 29, Old Haymarket.

NV-ANTED, a New or Second-hand DREDG-
ING MACHINE, with single or double buckets, to
dredge 18 to 20 feet.—Apply, with ell particulars, to AENOTT BROTHERS,
Liver-chambers, Liverpool.

WANTED, by a respectable Young Man, 2,t
years of age, a SITUATION, to manage or assist
in a, BAKING BUSINESS ; good reference can be given.—Apply to
Mr. Keartland, grocer, Chester.

WANTED, by a PURSE R,thoroughly qualified
an engagement. Has been accustomed to Pas.
senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references submitted.—
Address, S.. Box C. 13, Post Office, Liverpool.

WANTED, by a middle-aged Lady, a SITU-
"fION as HOUSEKEEPER, in a Business
Establishment, or Parlour HOUSEKEEPER—she has no objection to
children.—Address, by letter, G. C., Northern Times °Elbe.

WANTED, by a young Man, aged 18, who has
had considerable experience in Drugs and Dry-
saltries, a SITUATION in a Iferchant's or Broker's Office. Satisfac-
tory references give :.—Address A. 136, Northern Times office.

ANTED, by a steady young Man, a SITUA-
TION as LIGHT PORTER or GOODS SHIP-
PER. He is willinz to make himself generally useful. Can read
and write. Good references given.—Addreas A 138, Northern Times
office.

wANTED, for a few weeks, near the upper
part of Duke-street, one SITTING ROOM, and
two BEDROOMS on the same Boor, in a private house. Terms,
including tire and gas, to be addressed. M.L.S., Northern Times
office.