The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-25 00:00:00

THIS EVENING (Saturday),
A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE!
Young Rapid Mr. Charles Mathews.
COOL AS A CUCUMBER.
, • Tlumper Mr. Charl,s Mathews.
And THE PCRULAR CANDIDATE.
The Popular Candidt.te ..Mr.

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Adm.
ission—Dress Ilexes, 43; Upper Do., 3s; Pit, 2s; Gallery, Is.
Pox Office will b‘: open on Thursday and following Privatero
kit'!. for securing seats in the Dress Circle, and taking
114 w',1113 may be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth.
in arms will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past
'tommerica at Seven o'clock precisely,

!OYAL AMPHITHEATT, E
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
MANAGER.... Mr. W. H. COPELAND.

LAST NIGHT OF
W?RAUD AND ITS VICTIMS!
Zttten by J. Stirling Coyne, Esq., and founded on events of recent
urreu. vchich have excited the utmost interest and attention.
•

he LAST NIGHT OF MR. G. HONEY.
Yen' Popular Comedian, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

THIS EVENING (SATUaUAY),
tlbe presented a New Drama, preceded by a Prologue, founded
on recent and startling events, era' tled,
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS!

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" The'very age and tody of the time,
Its form and pressure."
Paotoous—THE FRAUDULENT BANKER.
THE CITY—PERIOD 1845.
NEW SCEN'ERY,
Painted by Mr. Dearlove, jun.. and Mr. George Dawson.
Mr. Hugelestone .. . Mr. P. M. Rae.
Toni Trumper Mr. G. Honey.
~dtvard Seaborne
Gabriel Plummypot ;an al-fresco artist).. Mr. Stoyle
Harlan ' Mims' Sedgewick.
Patty Roselips Miss G. Oliver.
MEPHISTOPHILES.
Baron de Briancon
And WHY DO...'T SHE MAARY ?
Natz Tieck Mr. G. Honey.

i3y,„ MR. DAVID FISHER,
rs. Pillar Comedian, of the itoi al Princesses Theatre, is engaged
FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY,
Being his First appearance in Liverpool.

A it.
Ivonday and Tuesday, will be presented (first time in this
atre), the popular Drama of
THE L-ANCERS.
it, Jolicceur . Mr. David Fisher,
it".k: Vie Character he opened in at London, under Mr.
I:nagement, I,nd which he has had the honour of playing on
tee several cccasioms before her Majesty the Queen.
kite Slauquet....Mr. Baker Mcustache....Mr. W. J. Ray.
. tte • . Miss Julia Sedgwick I Madame Pompons.... Mrs. Power.
And Morebon's Farce of
; AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY!
Windsor Brown Mr. David Fisher.
kr (Acted by him upwards of HO successive nights.)
• Tr Mr. Baker I David Mr. Stoyle.
~. ummer
oi,al-rs, , o!aynard.. Miss Edwards I Kitty Cobb ....Mrs. Power.
vVerin e a 3 a y and Thursday,
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP!
t Mr. Mildm?y .
4P taia Hawksley.... Mr. Lunt kir. Potter.... Mr. W. J. Ray.
I
Idre. Sternhold.... Miss Page Mrs. Mildmay—Miss Edwards.
And OUR WIFE ; or, THE ROSE OF AMIENS.
I, Cunt de Brissac •
r(Liis de Ligny .. Mr. Neville . Fomaret Mr. Baker.
Op ... Miss Page I Marlette.. Miss Julia Sedgwick.
"oiday and Saturday,
THE ENEMY'S NOTE BOOK.
Itichtlas .
And MUSIC HATII CHARMS.
Mr. Poppletat Patina .. Mr. David Fisher.
To conclude with, Every Evening, the Ballet of
NI THE MI t,L IN AN UPROAR,
Dotted by Signor Lauri, ani Signor C. Lauri, and the Corps de
Ballet.

Ad
nalssion—Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d; Pit, Is 6d ;
!The Box office °pea daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
Sea in the. Dress Circle, and takine Private Boxes, which
ue had under 'the direction of Mr. Shuttl.nvorth. Childica
ton,Zr a Will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past t
--..,74ce at Seven o'clock precisely.

['ENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIET E
DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL.

A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE
WILL TAIIE PLACE
THIS DAY (SATURDAY), APRIL 25,
BY GAS LIGHT,
boors open at Two, commen ing at Half-past, and terminating
at a Quarter past Four.
4ENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE
DALE STREET, I.IVERPOOOL.

4,111 THURSDAY, April 30th, there will be Two Brilliant Equestrian
1/4A ,Ai, under the Distinguished Patronage of the Worshipful the
Olt of LIVERPOOL. F. SHAND, FEIQ, , who has kindly sioni-
ththis intention of honouring the Cirque with his presence. The
;V el A JUVENILE PERFORMANCE—wiII take place at Half-past Two
on which cecasion the Children of the Bine Coat School will
'kis:, by inv.tation from the Proprietor. The Second at Half-past
52":• Doors open on both occasions hal-an-hour previous.
• Harrormt has much pleasure in announcing that he has sue-
km:, in engaging, for a limited period, the celebrated Equestrienne,
iteCARIOT, from the principal Continental Cirques. She will
hoe the honour of making her first appearance in England on
rifiT, in the celebrated Historical Character of JOAN D'Alc !
LAID or ORLEANS.
,IN. ha consequence of the immense success of the GREAT
tile"'PLE CHASE, it will be repeated This Evening and during
evening.4l week. In addition to the above, the whale Of the
M and Female Artistes, Trained Horses. Ponies, an
ilr„eYs, will appear in the Second of the grand Series of EQUE S-
-444 and GYMNASTIC PERFORMANCES.
ilthiBothe First Appearance nf the celebrated Gymnasiasts, the
4 fear ess and unapproachable LEAPING ACTS.

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desire of numerous Families, the Proprietor is itduccd to give
TWO GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCES
EACH WEEK,
04 ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Vthich occasions the Cirque will be brilliantly illuminated with
Dcors open at Two, commencing at Halt-past. Carriages to
ip attendance at a Quarter-past Four.

ApeOn MONDAY EvartNo, and during the week.
,_eminent Artiste, Mr. J. Henderson, in his GREAT TRAM-
./:?1E FLIGHTS.
tlt,ie Great Caledonian Horsmau, Mr. W.. Powell, will appear in an
*11614 act of Equestrianism, entitled TH g HORSE TAMER, in
lie will Ride, Drive, and Manage NINE FIERY STEEDS.
AN INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES.
i5,.121e Second Part will commence with a Grand Military Pageant,
tp," tedi, by Mr. Chas. Hengler, entitled ENGLAND and FRANCE :
/,4 BELLE ALLIANCE.
litt'e Great English Rider, Mr. James Bridges, 'will appear in one
lIHEItS OGEINI.
?be Entertainments Lwill be enlivened by the drolleries and
comicalities of
N I THE BEST CLOWNS IN THE WORLD.
'the Grimaldi of the Ring .. MYNHEER FROWDE.
111 kerry Musical Momus MR.. CRATERIS JACKSON.
(40WEE Francais M. HENDERSON.

kt.",°.! Office open daily from 11 to 3, under the superintendence of
risher, of whom places can be secured.
,1/4,Jegrammes to be obtained at the Cirque gratuitously, no persons
listi!!!nat'athority to charge for them either in or out of the estab-
-.e.
kii%bi„lng the sojourn of the company in Liverpool, Mr. Hengler and
hi „ ants intend devoting a portion of their time in giving tuition
elegant accomplishment of riding. Cards of terms to be
i'aed at the box office.
teserved Seats or Stalls (select) ~.... 3s. Half-price, Is. 6d.
°4" (select)
4 -cond Seats .... is. ~ Os. 6d.
papery
.. 6d. No half-price.
dto ohaenade is.
ir`ier and decorum will be strictly enforced. Police officers will
oa attendance.
LkePa every evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half.past
and the:performances will conclude about a quarter past
the Pages to set down and take up with the horses' heads towards
%change.
boznelldren under ten years of age and Schools Half-price to Stalls,
and Second Seats.
Second Price at Nine o'clock.
)11;L:lder of-the Quadrille Band, "fr. G. Jackman; Leader of Brass
%tiro,' Mr. W. Allen • Master of Ch.e.Hrse Mr T Brown • Trea-
-44. i;Fishar'; Architect, Mr. O'll'ara • Decorative 'Artist,
r, n'4Y ; Acting Manager, Mr. A. Henry ; Prop' rietor and Director,
erica Hengler.

1.0 THE WORKING CLASSES AND OTHERS OF LIVERPOOL,
BIRKENHEAD, VICINITY, &C., &C.
ALLSOP, Proprietor of the Royal Crystal
t,The Palace Exhibition, Lime street, Liverpol, most
littVtfull y announces to the public, that in consequence of the
linitiA4clinary numbers of visitors to his Exhibition, hundreds were
View ,Ito gain ad&ssion• Mr. A. intends to admit the public to
UatiiTe Exhibition at 3d. in the evenings, and 6d. in the day time,
tithie Ist of Jaye. and then most positively the prices will to
fl after that d

GRAND ORGAN PERFORMANCE.
Open from 10 a.m. until 10 D.M.

GE.ORGE'S HALL