Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-26 00:00:00

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QUICK'S GOLD CHAINS, for their Weight in (FROM PARIS)
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7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 20, D ALE-STREET, (X 1
31, CHURCH-STREET,
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kirk QUICK'S YOUTHS' SILVER WATHCES, 50s. Gentlemen's Own Materials made up on the Lowest Terms SWISS CIGARS from the
fare each, jewelled and warranted. for Cash. Several Cases of the most approved HATA
7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. _
TOSEPH HARRISON begs to
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ebec. ALL THE YEAR ROUND, amustmtuts t, extensive Premises,
wilt' QUICK'S SILVER LEVER WATCHES, 635. Imo,
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jewelled in ten holes, and warranted. ST. GEORGE'S HALL.,
Pt RKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
enter, MAD'LLE PICCOLOMINI FOR THE SALE
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treal
ALL THE YEAR ROUND, AGAIN, TO-MORROW, THE 27ra INSTANT.
trio QUICK'S LADIES' GOLD WATCHES Five At Prices, fo
"area ' Guineas each, jewelled and warranted. GRAND CONCERT.
7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ELECTRO-PLATED SET, comprising Tea and
ELECTBO-PLATED Or NICKEL SILVER TEA
In consequence of the enthusiasm displayed at the last Two DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS
and ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
upon to accept
oto - a nw:
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Concerts given by this great Artiste, she has been prevailed TABLE DITTO DITTO
QUICK'S SOLID SILVER FORKS and SPOONS,LONDON-BRONZED TEA URNS
OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three
id. per oz. cheaper than any house in the world.
And in orderTagainlNSTANT, in I'iLyon/. TABLE KNIVES, balanced handles .
give all parties an opportunity of hearing. her, 7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.verpooI, .
DITTO DESSERT
and the prices will be as follow :
HASTENER AND BOTTLE JACK
ALL THE YEAR ROUND, Reserved Seats
Body of the Hall 3s. FENDERS
2s.
QUICK'S ELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS and Gallery
SET OF Six OVAL DISH COVERS
;e A FORKS, cheaper than any other house (quality unsur- THE PARAFFIN OIL LAMP. This is the be
passed). A It T I S T L s: The Wholesale and Builders' Ironmong
MAD'LLE PICCOLOMINI,
A List of prises may be had gratis. Mame
MADAME BORCHAROT, ,
No. 7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. SIGNOR BELART 4, ST. JAME
MANUFACTORY : 15, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, AND
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CONDUCTOR—SIGNOR BILETTA.
4 W., AMUStintntS• ■
GRAND ORGAN —M R . W. T . BEST. 5, ST. GE
0101 Applications for places to be made to Messrs. Hime and Son,
THEATRE-ROYAL. 57, Church-street, where places for the reserved seats may be LADIES' AND GENTLEMI
,g. ii. -- taken.
LADIES' WORK BOX]
()PLACESf the in
HUGUENOTS,tIi e DRESS
THISC I CIRCLE
IforG t( hF eR I
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ic era) Gallery, Is. ; Body, 2s. ; Reserved Seats, 3s.
ST. GEORGE'S-HALL.
CRICKET BATS, BALLS, AND ARC
g W., August 26, being all taken, the Management, in compliance
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with numerous applications, has FITTED UP A LIMITED I C C 0 L ()MINI ENGLISH AND FORE
AGAIN, TO-MORROW, AUGUST 27TH. ALL DIRECT FROM TH]
NUMBER OF STALLS, which may be secured at TEN
23 E., PRICES :
SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE EACH, on application at the
Reserved Seats 35.
fuly 8. Box-office. 1 Body of the Hall 2s. c
1
sly 27' Gallery - Is. JOHN CRIPPS begs. to state that
16. THEATRE ROYAL. HIME & SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET. BLACK FRI
29 AN".•
HE Management respectfully announces a Series of ST. GEORGE'S-HALL. RICH CHINE AN]
15 W., T
ITALIAN OPERAS, 1) ICCOL 0 MINI SMAL
Lily 25' COMMENCING AGAIN, TO-MORROW, AUGUST 27TH. For the:present season, in good taste, at 25f
23 W., THIS EVENING, Aug. 26, TUESDAY, Aug. 30, THURSDAY, . PRICES : other large. parcel
lon. 25' Sept. 1, MONDAY, Sept. 5, and WEDNESDAY, Sept. 7. Reserved Seats 35.
Body of the Hall
lay 1„1" The following distinguished Artistes are engaged : Gallery 1 4 AN D 16,
Is. -
ine 2''' MADLLE. TITIENS, HIME & SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET.
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MADD L E . GUARDUCCI, ST. GEORGE'S-HALL. 0 Y S r.
MADAME BORCHARDT, plcc 0 L 0 M I N I
AGAIN, TO-MORROW, AUGUST 27TH.
MADLLE. VANERI, ~ The
tgel At SIGNOR BADI A L I, Reserved Seats PRICES :
' • 3s. The
But
to B° SIGNOR VIALETTI, Body of the Hall
SIG NOR COR S I, Gallery, ls.
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____ HIME & SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET. SIGNOR CASTELL I, 120 IN BASKET, or a E
s., iol3. SIGNOR ANNO N I, ST. GEORGE'S-HALL. WH II
SIGNOR DINELLI, -p I C C 0 L 0 M I N I
*ion. 2v
AGAIN, TO-MORROW, AUGUST 271.8. A DOUBLE
,
SIGNOR MERCURIAL', PRICES
AND Reserved Seats 3s.
21
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N., log' -SIGNOR GIUGL I N I. Body of the Hall 25
Gallery
26 1.11'.? CONDUCTOR : HIME & SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET. SHELL-FISH ESTJ
SIGNOR ARDITI. 4, EXCHANGE-I
ST. GEORGE'S-HALL.
aCia f,if THIS EVENING (FRIDAY,) 26TH INSTANT, plc-coLomINI
3.10" LES HUGUENOTS. AGAIN, TO-MORROW, AUGUST 27TH. Small quantities packed in neat Baskets at
LP, 39,,r 11 Conte di San Bris (Governor of the Louvre) ..... Signor Badiali PRICES : Oysters property fed and packed for travelling.
.tiota""' Il Conte di Nevers Signor Borchardt Reserved Seats 3s. N.B.—C. BARER embraces this opportunity 1
aken. bi Tavannes Signor Mercuriali Body of the Hall 2s,
De liet, Gallery ls.
Signor Rossi Inibeßralashsuetptp-sotrtreete htoas
his own
rperceemtivescels;, aNndo.
every accommodation, these premises being in
bee, j ' Meru
....... Signor eastern HIME & SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET.
Raul di i;lang..l-'; . i.B . iing.nenO.t...Genilenin.)......... Signor Giuglim
Thon° Alareen, (his Servant) Signor Vialetti • ST. GEORGE'S-HALL. PIANO-FORTE
fro 0 Ill_lguenot Soldier Signor Corsi p ICCOLOMIN I
al,
; all for ',7_,,rcarita di Valois (betrothed to Henry IV.)...Madlle. Vaneri AGAIN, TO-MORROW, AUGUST 27rx.
tlinoano_ Cher Page) Madile. Guarducci . W RYALLS has much pleasure in al
i a n 011 ore Madame Dell'anese PRICES :
Vale • And
ri ; 11°- t ''''',- nthla (Daughter of San Bris) Reserved Seats 3s. . the services of another First-class 'I
Body of the Hall
to Lon" ! Madlle. Titiens
Gallery
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RIME & Is.
SON, 57, CHURCH STREET. TERMS ANNUALLY : ONE
,Prices of Admiesion:—Dress Circle, 7s. • Upper Boxes, ss. ;
Pit, 3s. ; Gallery, 2s. ; Private_Boxes to hold Six, £3 35.; Ditto
to hold Four, r,,,.,t 2s. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.
iiiladel-
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A GR AND SPECIAL GAL A , REPAIRING, POLISHING, A;
Collie' The Box-office is Open from Ten to Three, for securiag Seat;
SATIS
specu" in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may
be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OP CAUTION.—G. H. FEARN, late Shopman, a
: crow' Doors open at Half-past Seven; to commence at Eight THOMAS BERRY HORSFALL, ESQ., ALP, " 'Or
COI 31P. o'clock. AND
0 CIO"- N.B.—During this Engagement the Free List is suspended, JOHN BRAMLEY MOORE, Esq., M.P., W. RYALLS' PIANO
, uthea; the public Press excepted. d WILL TAKE PLACE
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY,) AUGUST 27TH,HAMILTON-STRBE
raiullb; ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-ST. . IN AID OF THE
RAILWAY GUARDS' UNIVERSAL FRIENDLY SOCIETY LARGE ARRIVAL
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.
London AND WIDOW AND ORPHANS' FUND,
.
,uear• skr This Theatre, RECONSTRUCTED and SPLENDIDLY On which occasion a great variety of NOVEL ATTRACTIONS I
. will be produced.
i • II0: DECORATED, will RE-OPEN on MONDAY NEXT. The Celebrated Band of BELL MELODISTS will perform A T 1 4 A
1001 0,3 Engagement for TWO NIGHTS Only of the world-renowned their choicest and most popular Airs, under the leadership of TISSUE, BAREGE, AND OTHER L
, Iles'
• SPANISH DANCERS : Mr. GAY. CONSTA
_
The Dramatic Company will play (for the first time in Liverpool) RICH WOVEN CASHMERE SHA
water- DONNA PETRA CAMARA, the laughable Farce of INDIA AND CHINA GI
Lyull ; DON MANUEL GUERRERO, AN OBJECT OF INTEREST.
A
Mesdames ROMERAL, ANA REYNOSA, ELISA GALBON, Mr. STclenham Simmerton, Mr. Seyton ,*. Major Hildebrand CASHMERE
TO'r Culverin, Mr. Forster; Mr. Marmaduke Primrose, Mr. Holston;
From the Theatre Royal, Madrid.l
Barney O'Dwyer, Mr. J. G. Shore; Mrs. Trevor Vernon, Miss
Under the direction of M. FERRAND STRAUSS, from the Royal . . AT THE SHAWL, MANI
n Live' Phillips ; Mrs. Major Culverin, Miss Rawlings ; Fanny Gubbles,
Italian Opera, Covent Garden.
Mrs. Bitrkinshaw. 14 ANT
S, from PHIS EVENING (Friday,) the 26th instant, The excellent JUVENILE BAND OF HOPE, from the
Viaduct Works Earl's Town, will perform during' the day in
~ic, _.ll_ For the Benefit of Donna PETRA CAMARA. THE their novel and elegant Uniform.
gen-c;ox JEALOUS WIFE. Mr. Oakley, Mr. John C. Cowper; MONTGOLFIER BALLOONS will ascend at intervals during IRON AND NAIL WA
~H, ft Mrs. Oakley, Miss Page. THE SPANISH DANCERS. THE the day.
RIFLE BRIGADE. THE SPANISH DANCERS. And A An extra and beautiful display of FIREWORKS will take JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have
' fro° KISS IN THE DARK. y, place, representing an appropriate and colossal device of an and ROD IRON, STI
To-morrow—THE PORTER'S KNOT. THE SPANISH Engine and Tender, with Banners and Flags of Fire.
Tlloo' as,
,DANCERS. A SHEEP IN WOLF'S CLOTHING. THE The ERUPTION' OF MOUNT ETNA will be given with
SPANISH DANCERS. And STATE SECRETS. great and brilliant effect. RICH
ay' Mr. Squire Greenwood's Excellent BAND will perform all
the Newest Music of the day. :1- CRI P P S begs to solid ,to , tof THE ROYALAMPH I T H E A T R E has been entirely
tenet,Great Circular Platform for Out-door DANCING. Extra
RE-DECORATED and EMBELLISHED, from designs by J. •
Bands. Illuminated Chinese Tower, Bridge, and Orchestra. BLACK
Mr. DEARLOVE, Senior, and completed under his direction
fat ses' Collection of Foreign ANIMALS and BIRDS. Splendid
tlie• and superintendence. Lions. Dioramas. Camera Obscure.. Maze. Centrifugal Nov so much worn in Pa
-e 03 A NEW STAGE, which, for mechanical arrangements and Railway. Cantelo's Incubator.
superiority of workmanship, may be considered the best Hosts of other Amusements. MANTLES, JACKETS,
I, ikriT:ff constructed of any theatre in England, has been planned Refreshments of every description at moderate charges. J. C. also begs to state that his Manager a
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0i 'r, entirely by Mr. CAWDROY, and laid down under his super- Admission, One Shilling. Children, Sixpence.
has bfier,. intendence.
. rel.).- '
' coil ' THE GALLERY has been enlarged so as to contain one thou- /V
id B ZOOLO GI C AL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.
sand auditors without crowding or inconvenience. The The selection of the Silk, the application of
sirs'
.6,
means of access to the Side Galleries have been rendered
[ 3uly" ir More commodious, and a new Apparatus for complete By the kind permission of Colonel Lord Frederick Paulet, C. 8.,
•nqucro ,
Ventilation has been fitted up to secure the comfort of the
the celebrated Baud of THE SHAWL, MA]
• •ii Visitors. A REFRESHMENT-ROOM has also been added to the TIER MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM GUARDS
the I;"Kft Gallery Lobby. Will perform
11103 The PIT has been Relaid on an improved incline, and THREE GRAND MILITARY CONCERTS,
• A
August 29th, 30th, and 31st.
t The DRESS CIRCLE & SIDE BOXES have been newly fitted Ox MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
maps" ' by Messrs. WooLwaiour & Co., of Bold-street.
' ; The NEW GAS FITTINGS and the Brilliant SUN LIGHT, THE BAND WILL APPEAR IN FULL STATE UNIFORM.
supplied by the Liverpool United Gas Company, superin-
, PARIS BROTHERS respectfully info
~,,c1 t tended by Mr. J. ROURKE. ,rbn prnaranime includes the Selection as played at her

FOREIGN

The Elaborate ORNAMENTS Modelled, and the whole of the
GILDINGS executed by Mr. DEARLOVE, Sen., Mr. ELLAM,
and Assistants.
The NEW CLASSICAL DROP ACT Painted by Mr. GEORGE
DAwsoN.

The Programme includes the Selection as played at her
Majesty's Levees, and embraces, in addition, the Grand
Marches and popular Pieces played by this superb Band in
their Military Duties.
Principal Solo Performers, who, by permission, also comprise
tle 'elite of the Band at 11er Majesty's Theatre :
Mr. W. POLLARD, Corporal of the Band, Principal Clarinet
of Her Majesty's Theatre.
Petit Clarinet : Mr. FARLIE.
Faggotti : Mr. ELLISON, of Her Majesty's Theatre.
Euphonium : Mr. E. PHASEY, of Her Majesty's Theatre,
Orchestral Union.
Flute and Piccolo : Messrs. HALL and DEWEY.
Trombone : Mr. W. BRINDLEY.
Principal Cornet-a-Piston : Mr. BUCHANAN (Successor to
Herr Kcenig, and of Her Majesty's Theatre).
Leader : Mr. A. F. GODFREY, Sergeant of the Band.
Conductor : Mr. GODFREY, Band Master.

MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Sail for New York by the Persia, on Saturday Morning, Sep-
tember 3rd, but anxious to show their appreciation of the dis-
tinguished kindness and favour with which their professional
exertions are always been received in Liverpool, they have, in
compliance with numerous requests made to the Management,
arranged to give
THREE FAREWELL NIGHTS !
Two at the Royal Amphitheatre, on Wednesday and Thursday,
August 31st and September Ist, and a
FAREWELL NIGHT AT THE THEATRE ROYAL,
On Friday, September 2nd.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com-
mence at Seven o'clock precisely.
Admission—Dress Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit,
IP 6; Gallery 6d. Second Price--Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side
"es, Is. 6d. 'Pit, Is.

THE PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 29

PART FIRST
Overture "La Gazza Ladra,"
Valse "The Queen of the Harvest,"..,
Grand Fantasia..." Il Giuramento,"...with Solos
for Flute, Two Comets, and Euphonium-1 Mercadante
Messrs. Hall, Buchanan, Barlow, and Phasey
Glee "The Winds Whistle cold,"
The Coldstream Guards Polka

Rossini.
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ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL

Sir IL Bishop.
A. F. Godfrey.

Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament, 6 and 7 Victoria.
Lessee—Mr. Jonx kranis, 90, West Derby-road.

(Composed for and performed by Mr. J. Buchanan.)
Grand Selection from the New Opera, " Satanella," Balfe,
with Solos for the principal instruments
The American Quadailles Jullien
(On American National Melodies.)

GALA DAYS EVERY DAY DURING THE WEEK

y the Last Week of
THE TALENTED VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
August 26, and 27,
Who will perform Every Evening, commencing at Half-past
Seven o'cloek.

PART SECOND

March " Sir Colin Campbell's Advance," Maims,
Grand Selection from the New Opera, " Dinorah,"
(first time) with Solos for Olarinet, Oboe, and
Euphonium : Messrs. Pollard, Buchanan, Lane, Meyerbeer
and Phasey. (Arranged expressly for this
occasion by A. F. Godfrey.
Quadrille "Martha," with Variations)...A. F. Godfrey
Glee "The Red rose Knight," Dr. Calcott
(Euphonium Obligato, Mr. Phasey.)
The Sleigh Polka .................... ........
.... . ........... : ......
(Descriptive of a Sleigh Ride in America.)
Operatic Selection "II Trovatore," Verdi
Morceau Militaire "La Retraite," ........Gaston de Lill'!„
(Side Drum, Mr. Green.)
" God Save the Queen."

This Evening the 26th instant, and During the Week, will be
produced, for the First Time ia. Liverpool, the highly suc-
cessful Burlesque Burletta of
THE MAID AND THE MAGPIE;
OR, THE FATAL SPOON.
Fabrizio, Mr. Foster ; Gianetto, Mrs. Bickerstaff ; Pippo, Mrs.
Birkinshaw ; Fernando Villabella, Mr. J. G. Shore; Isaac, Mr.
S. Calhaem ; The Magistrate, Mr. Holston ; Ninette, Miss
Phillips ; Dame
Luisa, Miss Turtle Lucie, Miss Rawlings ; Elvira, Miss Hughes ;
To commence at Half-past Seven each Night.

Jultien,

A Splendid Model of the GREAT EASTERN STEAM-SHIP,
of which an Explanatory Lecture will be given each Evening ;
also of Her Majesty's Yacht VICTORIA AND ALBERT.

The First Part of the Concert will Commence at Seven
o'cloek ; the Second Part at Half-past Eight.
The Large Open Air Orchestra will be Beautifully Illuminated
for the oceasion. _ _

Magnificent Eruption of
MOUNT ETNA
With SPLENDID FIREWORKS.

A MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRA DISPLAY OF
FIRE-
WORKS will take place each Evening, with the appropriate
Beviceof the "Royal Arms of England," and a Superb Display
of Aerial Fireworks.
The Excellent BRASS BAND of the Gardens will commence
at Five o'clock, and Perform during the intermissions.
Admission, /0. ; Children, 6(1.

Admission, 9ne Children Sixpence

CIGAR

FRENCH

RICH FRENCH MANTLES

S IL A WL S,

ORI P P S begs to solicit an inspection of his fresh arrivals of the graceful and
Jelegant Long

BLACK GLACE

MANTLES,