Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-10 00:00:00

I3"1For detailed programme see other advertisements.

HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE-STREET, LI VE RPO )L.

Complete and Decided Success of the

FIRST EQUESTRIAN COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Whose Daring and Graceful feats of Riding and Artistic Tight Rope
Dancing, and Classical Gymnasia, have been nightly hailed with
shouts of approbation and applause, by crowded and delighted
audiences.
Enthusiastic Reception of the highly-exciting Equestrian Spectacle

THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.

PETITE ROMEO'S SOMERS kULT3 ON HORSEBACK.

This surprising and astoundng Performance is one that has se'dom
been excelled even by persons of mature age, and it justly elicits
the unbounded enthusiasm of all beholders.

Great Reception of the Wonderful Gymnaelastg, THE BROTHERS
ELLIOT.

THIS EVENING, and during th 3 Week,

M. ELLIOTT and his PUPILS, In their Athlet;C TOURS DE
FORCE ; and the BROTHERS ELT lOT PS Extraordinary Perform-
ance with Four DANCING GLOBES.

The surprising Performance of JAMES FRANKS, in a truly
Laughable tcene, entitled ThE VANISHING CLOWN I Or, Where
Is He.

Ili; W. POwELL, the Ceedonlan Horseman, as the COURIER of
ST. PETERSBURGH, Riding, Driving, and Managing Eight Horses
at the same time.

--for the First time, M. LFOPOLD a ill go through his astounding
Performance on the TRAMPOLINE; and M. M. LEO FOLD and
BOUTELEIR, in their astounding Performance on the DOUBLE
TRAPEZ.

Mr. J. M. HENGLER, in a Conti,:: Military Scene, entitled THE
DRUNKEN HUSSAR. -

PETITE ROHBO's Brilliant Act; and while the horse Is at full
speed, throwing backward and forward t OMERSAULTS on Horse-
back.

In consequence of the great mem during the past week, the
Entertainments will conclude with the Grand Equestrian Spectacle.
entitled the LIVERPOOL GREAT STEEPECHASE; Or, England's
Harvest Home.

The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place
on SATURDAY NEXT, Nov. 14.

In active preparation, an extracrdinary No7el Spectac'e, never
attempted in any Cirque in the world, entitled THE ROYAL STAG
HUNT, during which will be introduced a REAL STAG, from North
America, and a REAL PACK OF 11OUND.9.

Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a separate a 1 d
convenient approach to each.
Reserved Seats or Stalls (Felect), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; Poxes
(select), 25 ; Half-price, is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is.; Gal-
lery, 6cl. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery
or Promenade.

Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured.
Open every Evening at seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past
Teb. Carriages set down and take up with horses' heads towards the
Exchange. Drivers will please observe this arrangement.
Pr•prietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler.

The BANDS will be found full and efficient. Leader of the Quadrille
Band, Mr. G. Jackman. Leader of the Brass Band, Mr. W. Allen.

St GEORGE'S HALL.

PEOPLE'S CONCERTS,
(Under entirely new management.)

THE FOU'RTII CONCERT OF THE SERIES
WILL TAKE PLACE
ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE 14ro INSTANT,
At Eight o'clock.

The Management has much pleasure in announcing that, in conse-
quence of the success attending the l'elforman. es of the
THE NEW ENGLISH GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION,
on Saturday last, the will haTe the honour f again appearing, when
they will introduce several a their most popular Glees and Madrigals,
namely :
"Blow Gentle Gales." " Hark. 'Vs the Indian Drum,"
" Swiftly from the Mountain's Brow," &c., &c.
MRS. SUNDERLAND,
Will also smear, NA sing Hamlet rftkti-gistna ann fr from
" On Mighty Pens,"
Accompanied on the Grand Organ by Mr. W. T. BEST,
And Linley's Popular Ballad,
" I cannot mind my wheel Motl.er."
MISS F REEMAN,
MR. INSERSALL,

MR. WOOD,
Who will introduce favourite Ballads.
MR. HENRY PHILLIPS,
Will sing bis Own popular Composition
" The Best of all Good Compauy."

By particular desire, Mr. BEST will perform his Popular Fantasia on
Scotch Airs, and Rossini's aria, from " Il Barbiere,"
Ecc•o pidenfe i 1 Ciao.

Accompany ist.. .. . - ..

.. MR. WOOD.

Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Sesta One Shilling.
Tickets can be purchased at Messrs. gme and Son's Music
Warehouse, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted
into the Hall ear:ler, and at a separate entrance.
For particulars see Rook of Words, Twopence each.

PHIL HARMONIC HALL.

THOMAS'S CONCERTS.
MOST POSITIVELY FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.

THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
VOCALIST,
MISS LOUISA VINNIN G.
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT.
WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY MORNINGS AT HALF-PAST TWO.

GALLERY AND STALLS, ONE SHILLING,
BOXES, TWO SHILLINGS.
MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS.

PHILHARMONIC HALL.

THOMAS'S CONCERTS,
FOR 'IWO WEEKS ONLY.

MR. EDWARD W. THOMAS has the honour
to announce that his Fifth Season will commence on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, THE 9TR OF NOVEMBER,
And continue for Two Weeks only.

Adeerl to the old favourites,
Mr. CARRODUS.
Mr. BAETENS, Herr LIDEL, MR. PERCIVAL, and
MR. ROCHESTER,
Mr. Thomas has been fortunate enough to secure the services of
Mr. MAYCOCK,
The ceiebrate4 Cla ionet Player •
MR. ALFRED NICH oLSN,
First Oboe of the Philharmonic ''ociety, London, and the
Orchestral Union.
SIGNOR RASPI,
Principal Baiisoon to His Majesty the King of Sardinia, whose conge
has been extended expressly for these Concerts. This Artiste's per-
formance on his Instrument is perfectly marvellous, displaying a
command of Arppegio, Staccato. and other passages, hitherto
thought beyond the reach of the Bassoon
The reputation of
MR. G. H. DAVIES,
As a Cornet Player, is too well kneun to need comment.
voceusT.

MISS LOUISA VINNING,
Who will introduce a new Song, entitled, The Syren," composed

expressly for her by Frank Mori.
The immense success of Miss Vinninz, at the recent Worcester
Festival was the theme of all the !critics, who, w,th one accord,
pronounced her the best English Soprano of the day.
Operatic Selections will be performed "LA FAVORITA,"
GUGLIELMO TEL 1.," " TROVATORE." " DON GIOVANNI,"
arranged by Alfred Mellon. "LA TRAVIATA," arranged for
these Concerts by Edourd Frewir. " Lb.S HUGUENOTS," and a
NATIONAL SELECTION," being a pot pouri of English, Scotch,
Welsh, and Irish Airs," arranged by Charles Bae.ens. The following
Overtures will be produced:—" ZANONI," written expressly for
these Concerts by Samuel Percts al, (author of the Lyre.) The
"MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR," by Charles Edward Horsley.
FEST OVERTURE "ZU WALD.t)EISTERS BFSANTFAHRT," by
Goltermann; and Beethoven's Overture, " LEONORA," so seldom
performed in the provinces.
THE DANCE MUSIC
Will be selected with care, and comprise all the Novelties of the
season, among which maybe mentioned, the
"MAUD AND "ROMANOFF" VALSES,

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And the
"MARGUERITE POLKA,
By Laurent ; a Quadrille, on Russian Airs, entitled " MOSCOW,
(composed for these Concerts by Tinne} ) ; and the
" ISABELLA VALSE,"
By Alfred Mellon.
Leader . .... Mr. Carmine.
C0nduct0r............

Mr. Tnomas begs to inf,rm his Patrons that, in consequence of his
season being limited most positively to a Fortnight, and In order to
meet the convenience of the Suburban and Cheshire Public, he deems
it expedient to have
TWO MORNING PERFORMANCES
in each week, namely, Wednesday and Saturday ; on which occasions
the ConcerteEVEßY ll EVENcING AT E IGnce at Half•pa.tHT Two o'clock.
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Prices of Admission :—Body and Galleries, Is ; Boxes, es,
Money taken at the Room.