Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-13 00:00:00

WINTER

A;Fulionable Selection of
HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, AND TIES.

RAILWAY RUGS, WRAPPERS, UMBRELLAS, &c.

CCLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS,

Made to Measure.

THE NEWEST STYLES IN DRESS SHIRTS.

AND ERS ON'S
5, CASTLE STREET,

GENTLEMEN'S OUTFIT ESTABLISHMENT.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HATS,

AT 74, LORD STREET.

TtiELSON AND CO.,
HAT MANUFACTURERS,
(Intenaing to confine their attention to their Wholesale
Trade,) Offer theirpreseat extensive Stock of

HATS, CAPS, &c.,

AT MANUFACTURING COST PRICES.

Their arrangements requiring an immediate Sale,
present purchasers have the opportunity of buying
FIRST-CLASS HATS at from 25 to 35 per cent under
usual retail prices.

TH EA THE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,

FRIDAY, NOV. 13, AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

Sar LAST EIGHT NIGHTS Sall

PROFESSOR ANDERSON.

POSITIVELY THE LAST 2.IOItNING PERFORMANCE
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at TWO o'clock,

A NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD;
Os, MAGIC AND MYSTERY,
WITII ENTIRELY NEW EXPERIMENTS.
CHAEGE OF PERFORMANCE !
NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS !

consequ2nce of the Crowded Stat.! of the House, and the
ENORMOUS SUCCESF.
;THE GALLERY WILL BE OPEN TO-NIGET, 0
AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, 1j AT Ud.

The Wizard will amuse you !
The Wizard will astonish you !
The Wizard will perplex you I
The Wizard will cause you to remember Ent for your lifetime':

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUT 014-E
THE WIZARD GOES TO AUSTRALIA in the "MARCO POLO."

THE WIZARD'S FAREWELL TO ENGLAND.

(AFTI,II, BYRON-I. 'LONG vier.)
Adieu, adieu ! my Magic Wand,
Borne o'er the waters
Wilt cease its spell—wi 1 quit my hand

Till other elimEs I view:
Yen sun that rises o'er the sea,
Points cut my path &TWA ;
FarAwe'', my Liverp;;ol, to thee.
My native land—gond night !
Corns hither, hither my little page.
Why do'st thou look so pale.
Do'st fear he (:csau's stormy rage.

And do'et thy ycomt he at (pail .
"No, Mastir dear." my page replies,

" 'ifs not the eceafi's team
That thus e7okes my mournful sighs,
In leaving happy home.

" It is, It is, my ranter dear,

To think that neverin..ro
(As I have reaso . good to fear),
I'd see thee as of yore.
That nevermcre, in this fair town.
The thousands you'd delight ;
But wn in other lan 's retnwn—
To F-ngland bid ' Good Ni,ht."

"No more—no more among your friends
Your magic m,gnt display,
That :lei e :mar Pro p=ro's errand ends,—
Your wonders pa'ncd away.
That Austr. latia', greeting hard
Invites you trona our shore,
that your own ',wed nalivo land
May zee you nevermore."

Cheer np— cheer upl—my little page,
To England return
With stores of gold, ai 1 presage,
AT,d tlyiu ha,t et to learn.
Ent never more to Wizir be,
Nor Magic's might pourtray.
When we shall cross the stormy sea,
Upoa our homeward way.

TLII, then—tell, then—my page so true.
To every fr:end thou has,,
'Tis best if they'd my woniers view,
To nse their ntmott haste.
And to the • quare of Wil,ismson,
Lured by EasctrieL ght,
Go, hid them ha.ten very one,
To wish me i,:l—" Geo') NIGHT."

HASTE TO TETE WIZARD AT ONCE!
IF You MEAN To Go AT ALL.
Dress Circle, 2s 61; Upper 8.,2.7e3, Is 61 ; Pit, 71. D:io•s open
at Haif-;,ast Seven comnx•nc•e at Eight 0',..:0ck. Box office open
from Eleven thl Three, under the direction of Ur. Shuttleworth.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELA.ND,

10"" KR. ROBERTS, the American Tragedian, who lately made
his debze in England, at the rheatro Royal, Drury-lane, is en gar. d
fora Limited Number of durirg wht h perioJ he wdl appear
n a select oa of h s most ea ebratcd Charaz,ers.
The inimitable Artiste, HR. FLEXXORE, and the celehrat7d
Dansruse, Mad'ile AURLOL, are also Engaged for EIGH
NIGHTS.

On the occas;on of Mr. Flexazore's a,,pear nce last Season iu
l'Jris. the following tribute to his abilities appe,te t in the roln•n• s
of the Tcurrial des Debat+•, trom the pan of the Theatrical
arch critic, the celebrated JUL: s .34mN :—•• The Vaudeville Theatre
bas suromo,ed to its aid a merry might, na-, c; Fleamore
!
• Wonders to tehold '—lie walketh not. he leapeth ! he sitte.th
not, he sprirgWit—lie resteth not, he rodethl—a ball I—ct
bowll a hoop ! auchls Fle,more ; a• e, an air blown eatre chat.
TiOs atm,sphertc en,ine—this Vaudeville locomotive Flexmore—is
an enigma, and nothing can convey an vdcq•iate notion of this tiAlt
Ned *hirlw nd. He fiances Erg ish !—he leaps English l—he
tumbles EnFlish !he is th, ki,7g tt the • Parade Anglaise.' Well
might he be alored by th- briny so s of AlbLti ; ' well might he
turn all the beads cf the Is ietris of the balance of power in Europe."

TLIS EVENING (I RIDAY),
MAdBETII.

Macbeth. Mr. Ro'3erts ; Macdnff, Mr. F., car ; Lady Ma:bsth,
Miss Yazd (her first • ppea.rance in that character).
To conclude wit% Every E 'ening,
THE DITMI sAVOVARD AN'i) HEi MONKEY.

repino (She Dumb Savoyard)
The Monhey ...........

........ 51a A uri•.l.
............. Ur. Fleimoro.

Doors opened at Half--past Six, and the Performances commence at
Seven O'c:ect; precisely.
Admission— Dress Bose,, N ; Side Boxes, 21 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; Gal-
lery, 6d. Second Pr ce —Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, le 64 ; Pit,
The Box office is open from Ten tilt ihrea o'clock daily, for securing
Seats In the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had under the direction of Mr St.nttleworth. Children in arms
will not be admitted.