The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-04 00:00:00

The ereat Am-rican Acroba4s.

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Messrs.- HOLLAND and MURRAY.
These talented artistes intr.,du e a new st% le of atit et c exercise..
which, for muscular pawer ft,,d classic eltga,,ce of exocubon, have
never been surpassed even by the time-honoured feata of 0 ympla.

Mr. GEORGE BATCHELDOR,
In his extraordinary Vaulting and Batuu. leaps, hai astonished al
who h,ve ever witnesse them.

JIM MYERS, THE CLOWN.

eccentric son of IA anus is ~ne of the merrie=l clowns that has
ever appeared in the Ame te.tn • inst. The oft favourite clown,

• JOE PENTLAND,
will also appear. 11. P. MADIGAN arid Wu. AIIIISTRONG, the
great sc"ne lid rs; J. MADIGAN, the trek rider; and F. 11.
ROSS EON, are also attachei to tht, estahlishm nt.
The Cl .wns will introduce the EDUCATED MULES. These two
hyb -id• show i ff the r low cometly,nruinct,, and outstrip, in (rats
cunning, and exce6,ive droll-ry in critics, anything heretofore ere-
preseored to an audience. Thathorough-bred Inn irin Horse, BLACK
EAGLE, will also display to he audience a variety of curious tricks,
aan attooishing feats of instinct and sagacity.

THE
EXHIBITION
OF THE
ART TREASURES ON' rtiE UNITED KINGDOM
WILL OPEN TO-MOIROW, STH MAY,
AT
MANCH ESTER.

UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRANAGE OF
HER MOST GRACLUUS MAJESTY THE QUEER

ANI)

BIS YAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT,
Who has graciously consented to oreside at the GRAND INAUGURAL
CEREMONY.

THIS Paince, covering a space of 18 000 square
yards, will contain the 1.4R0 ES f and most VALUABLE
COLL.& TION -OF WORKS O ART,
AT dent and Modern, ever collected, and which, th'•re are many
reasons for s.,:pposing, can never be brought together again.

M"SICAL ARRANGEMENTS.—A LARGE ORGAN has been
p uroele for the occasioa, god kindly 1 nt by Messrs. /Lift-
lan and Jardine, and throughout the arason there wll be PALLY
hi uslcAL Pisavoitutorcss, by a large Orchestra, under th.- super-
ills eu Jen. e uf Mr. CLIARLEB whi will conduct in person each
Thursoay.

REFRESHMENTS will be provided on an extensive scale, at
Inolerate (-soirees
To, EXHiel LION will be OPENED on TUESDAY_ the sth
on a filch day none but the Propr etorsof £2 2- Season Tic :et s
ev.si be almiti eo.—:sea- on .tekels may be hat a' the Ba iding
on
the day of °pc:4g. A 1 season tickets presented for tie first time,
mus hear the sign stn e n the owner.
I'll iC ri F DII MI ON. —From th Wet* 16th May (both day-,
inclusive). 2s 61 for each person., On and attar Monday the 18 h
May, 1 for etch eroon, except on Thursday in each week, wuen
the eilare- will be 2. 62, for each tyrson.
N 4. There will he also certain da s (net exceeding eight in all),
specially reserved for proprietors of £2 2i season tieke.s. of which
due ',tame V. ill 'be given by public advertisement at least seven days
heft, ehand.
t EASON•TICKETS, at £2, 2s, entitle the proprietors to admission
on all occasions when the S xbibi oo is open to the unlade ; tickets
at el is entitle to arimiseionon all hut the " reserved days." These
Tickets may be procured at the Exhibition Buticli•tg ; or at the
obi -es, 100, Mosley street.
Season Tickets are not transferable, and most be slued by the
proprietor before being presented ut the e' trance ~f the Petaoe,
where a book will be kept in which the proprietor will he • require s
to writ- hiti or her nitrite whenever requested to do so by the otfi,•ers
of the committee.
HOURS OF EXHIBITION —The doors wiil be open daily at ten
o'e .ctt. and will be closed at sunset. A bell wilt be rung half an
hour before et si g.
CAT LOGUES.—A Mineral Catalogue, price is, will be sold in
the Palace,
El CA CHAIRS will be provided at a moderate charge for the
WO of ladies and invalids.
s.til r K NG in any tart of the Palace is strictly prohibited.
NO CHAN-3E w 11 be given at th,tloora.
Arrang ments are ing made with the various railway companies
to ens ,le vi•itsrs to come direct from any part of the country to the
ho Ido•g. The Lennon ar,d North Western Railway Company have
ar a gad to wpm passenvers from Lon-ton-by the 6 15 a.m. train,
r hutting to London in the evening, allowing four 0 five hours in the
E chieition.

THOMAS HAMILTON, Secretary.
offi, es. too. Atoteey- treet.

.CO LOSS E U M., PARADISE STREET.--
Mr.' Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Chas Amusements, and the most elegant r °twee in Europe I
ENT' Git e. Ai' AND POWERFUL ATTRACT-10N1—
lt the genuine and undivided approbation of an audience he a
proof teat a performance is an excellent one, then may the
varied and appropriate amusements nightly produced.
justly merit • that title. This E. eiiing and during the week.
.Extraordtotim Engagement. for Six Nights on y, or the GREAT
CHM:, I oFF. the most astounding Performer in the World, who
never has had, and p•obablt never wit, have, a rival at all coin-
para,ire with him. His thrilling, electrifying, and unparalleled
7,ats lit on the Tight Rope have been the theme of-admiration and
wherever he has appeared. r hristoff the W..nde,-.-
the Voltigeur. His I tty bounds, his extr,o.dinary twistings and
turnings so unlike ;tinything ever belie attempted by ortal Man ;
in fait Ida erforman„s altogether are so sineul r and unequalled.
that (luring its i xecuiton Christ -It becomes an o'Ject rf great in te-
rest, not on y (mow.; the audience, but also among his brother
artists, who invanatiiy throng the entrance to the circle during his
per for °nee. Tliunders of apnlanse at the comic effusions of the
Original JOE MILLE Last Week but one of HERR t-UsM N,
in his truly attntrishing imitations of the s-ngsters of the Woods
and Groves. Continued Success of Mr. PLIMPTON. the emi•
vent Tenor Vocalist. Enthusiastic reception of Miss HAYDEN.
the pleasing Ballad Cantatrice. Great success of Mr. and Mrs.
SI hIPsON. in their laughter-exciting Duets and Comic Entertain-
mer, a. Enthusiastic applause end roars of Lang .ter ni htly at
Messrs. HALL, HUGHEs. and DAVIES, the Sable Flarmonists, and
Black Ambassadors, in their extraordinary Eccentricities and
Negro Vagaries. On MO' DAY nex, first appearance of Mr.
WALt.FORD the celebrated American Vocalist, liiimic. and
Phenomenon. Conroy/ill be open at half-past Six o'clock,
to comme,,ce at Seven Leader, and !Basica! Director, Mr.
S I'ANNARD„ The Powerful Brags Band ender the Direction
of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted.
Admision'Upper Hell. (id. Lower liall.lld.

THIS EVENING—THE ENEMY'S NOrR BOOK. Nicholas,
Mr. D. Fisher ; Margoiz de Lorney, Mr. J. W. Ray ; Marti., Mr.
Stoyl.; Paut, -tint; Manche, Miss Page; he atnntets, Miss
D;wards. It ',IC HATII CHARMS. Mr P Pertin Hr.
oistier; Mathild , Mrs. Power. And AN OBJECT OF INTE-
REST 13 trueY 0' owye-, Mr. Baker; -u,tn, Mrs. tower.
Ott TUESDAY neat—, OT A B D JUDGE (an it,cide,,t in the Ffe
of John Ca,..tar tv.tter). John atspar Lasater, Mr. I). Fisher;
Marquis de Treval. Mr. Lunt; Bit,ma , Mr. Ra,er; Minn
Page. MUSIC HA TH And OUR WIFE; or THE
ROSE OF Am iEN •. Count de Brissac, lir. H. Fi.hrr; Pornarrt,
Mr. B ker; quip tie I ieny, Mr. Nevi le; Rozine,•Miss Page;
Mariette, Miss Ju is Seigwick.
Oa W EDNE, DAY n H y FNEMY'S E POOK. MUSIC
RATH HARM And AM OBJECT 0F I
On THURSDAY next- NOT A BAD JUDGE. MUSIC HATH
CHARMS- And OUR WIFE.
n Fattia-t, next F,r the 13-•nedt cf Mr. David Fis.'er—Sl ILL
WATEt(S ttU.N. i)!.-EP. Mr. Mild•ttay, Mr. David Fi her; C plain
Hawssley, Mr. I.uut ; Mr. Potter, 3.1,. J. W. ; Mrs. sternhold,
Mis Page; Mr-. .M ;Id M;ss !-riw-,rd.. A FASCIN +TING
I • DIVIDUAL. Ga,tavut, Mr. I). Fisher; Mr. Wa ton, Mr. J. W.
Ray ; Mr-s Thornton. Mi., age.
And a URANIA, in which Mr. David Fisher will appear. -
On .ATIMIDAY—Nti A HAD JUDGE. A FARCE, in which Mr,
D. eisher wit appear. And t.UR WIFE.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s . ,lde Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit. Is 6.1 ; Cal-
ler 6d. 'are Box office ope da'ly from Ten till T,,ree o'clock, for
iecur. nz Seats in the Dress ircle and Lakin Privat, itoxe,, wirier.;
nay be hail under the direction of Mr. shUttli,worth. Children
in arms will nor be ad ~itted. Owns open ar Half-oast six. t,
•ommem e at Seven ~'eluerr precisely.

141,.NGLER'S GRAND CIi,QUE VARIETE
Di.i.E STREET, k.IVO.,RPOOOL.

-*RN RVENINIG, and cinringt'e ,veek.
EXTRAOR.‘I4ARY ENG %GEMKNTIII
FOR ONE WPEK ov? Y.

Mr. CHARLES [gnaw.Ea h s much oleAsure in lnnouncing that he
h.ts suce • d.,1 in eng mg, for ,ue Week only. the
GKE ‘T TRIBE OP Bt'nOlJlN ARABS,
Th. Wonder', of the age I From Morocco,
Who.e extraordina-y sUiIMERsAIILTS and wonderful LEAPS,
perfectly electrtfted every audio ce be
ecore whom they hay., appeared.
lhe ribe.tncludes-
-7 Ali Hen Brahim
8 Allye Au-..airne, (Le noir)
t,rot—que de la Troupe
9 Nfor.ny Bcriahaii
10 Amadt Ben .uanomot

1 Mahnmet Ben Said
2 Asqame
3 Moiay Ab4alah
4 AB Ben Said
5 Ahy. About
6 Brahieme

B ; de ‘ire of numerous Families, from a distance, the Proprietor
Is t..duced to eive
TWO GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCES
EACH W EEK.
ON WEDNE`=DAY4 AND .ATURDAYS,
In which the Arabs will perform.
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Doors open at Two, cro nit mina' At H Carriages to be in
attendance at a Qa trter-past Four.

IMFORTANT A NOUNCFMENT.
MR. AR 'HUE t3AINEc.
THE Ga AT i•NGI.•=EI CRA ttl' VAULTER
oF THE WORLD !! !

Having jaat arrived from the Ulita t states where hs totally eclipsed
all cnn tiro s, his b-en ena 4.ed by Mr. Cnarles Hengler to, a
limited period, and will have the honour of making his first
z,pde trance in the vourse of a fa., days.

Comoartmen•s for Visitors are p:rti ioned off, with a separate and
convenient approzh to each.
.ftese.ved sea a r Stalks (select) 35.; Half price, Is. 64 Boise
(selec ), 2s. ; 11:df-price, Od. ecnnd ,asta, In ; Half pice, Rd
Prunc-narle Is. G ~fiery, 61. Children uncle Tan years of age and
-chools Halt-pricy to al parts ex,ept Gal.rry.
I Si3Ond price at %the o'clock. No sec Jod price to Gallery or
Promen,de
The Box Offi.e open every day frAn Eleven to Throe, where p,ace
may b 3 se nra a d program nes obtained r ,fn tously. 6eason
'rickets can be had ,n 1 app ication ro the rropri,or.
• Order and d,corum will he •tr ct y enforc, officers will
be in atte-dance. racy tug at,ictly pr.hihit d.
The p :lite art of Ri in taught daily at he .11 ng Florses
broke for tAe field r o ill. Card cf e,ms to hail at f e Circa,.

N.B —.l",adr4tn en are requested to seira in their accounts every
S.tiu.. ay, euclo-ed.
Open every ev.niniz at Seven o'clock, cornrwmcinq at ;-ialf-past
precisely, and the performances wl,l et:mein:se about a quarter past
Fen.

Cirriages to set down and t,lce up with the horses' he ds towards
th, 'exchange.
Mast,r of the Hnrse, Mr. T. Brown ; Treasure., Mr. C. Fisher ;
Architect, Mr. O'Hara; Decorative Artist. Mr. Day; Acting Man=
ager, Mr. A. Henry; Director and Proprietor, Mr. Charles Hengieri_