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

Public enlttcSeintuN.

TO VISITORS..
VA N -S' S (from Covent garden, London),
UPPER DAWSON STREET,
Close to the Box Entrance of Theatre Royal.
The first establishment of this do cription ever introduced Into
Liverpool, being exclusively devoted to the Entertainment of Gen-
tlemen, and presenting the attraction of the most perfect and
SELECT GLEE CLUB. the Vocal and Instrumental performers
bejne.- of urque3iionable talent.
Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, end Boast Potatoes, as in town. The
Rooms are open Nightly at Eight o'c!ock, under the direction of a
person appointed to preside.—Admission Free.

700 L, GICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
On GOOD FAIDAY, April 10, 1857, and positively fur that day
"only., the Original
• GENEP. T 0 T UMIII
M
'The world renowned and unparalleled American Man in Miniature,
weighing only 25 Ihs, and only 31 inches high.
Patronised by Her Majesty and Prince Albeit, the Royal Family, the
King of the Belgians, and all the Crowned Heads of Europe.
After an absence of 13 years from England, he is now making the
tour of France, Spain, Germany, and Rtiseia, and will hold his
Levee, positively for the above day only, in Liverpool.
THIS AMERICAN MAN IN MINIATURE,
undoubtedly the smallest in the World, intelligent, sprightly, edn.
rated, perfectly symnietrical in all his proportions, and graceful
beyond belie, is er, his way to Russia, accompanied by his mother,
and other members of his family,
He appeared before her Majesty on three different occasions,
March 23rd, 1844, April 1 st, 1844, and April 19th, 1844. Her
:4,rjesty was pleased to present to the General with her own hand, an
elegant and costly souvenir, bearing on one side the crown and
Royal Initials, V.R., and on the reverse a forget-me-not flower in
gold and enamel. He was likewise presented with an elegant
miniature watch and chain by her late Majesty ,he Queen Dowager,
as well as many other rate and valuable-presents from his Grace
the Duke of Devonshire, their Majesties the late King and Queen
of the French, and numerous other potentates, lords, ladies, and
gentry. These unique presents may be seen at the little General's
levee.

The little General has scarcely undergone the slightest change
in matures, vale:, or size since he appeared three times before her
Mak:sty at Buckingh ,m Palace, 13 years ago, and exhibited before
600,000 of the nobility and gentry at Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, in
1814. Hundreds who knew him intimately at that time recounise
him daily. His intellect is vastly expanded, and his songs. dances,
imitations, and performances in numerous costumes are enchanting
and graceful beyond belief. He dances the polka, sailor's horn-
pipe. Sze.

- HIS MINIATURE CHARIOT, PONIES, ELFIN COACH-
MAN and FOOTMAN will promenade the Gardens during the
day, with the General.

Great preparations for the forthcoming Season are being made
n the Gardens, and Will be in an advanced state towards com-
pletion.

- The COLLECTION of ANIMALS has been considerably in-
creased, including the most splendid group of Lions, of various ages
In Europe.

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Prices of Admission on this occasion:
Morning Exhibition from Ten until Two o'clock
Afternoon - lYtto, from Two until Ten o'clock
Children admitted only in till Morning at Half-price

gOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—The Proprietor
.f.l begs to call attention to the moderate Terms for
SINGLE and FAMILY SUBSCRIPTIONS fcr the ensuing Season,
which admit on all occasions, namely :
Single Subscriptions •
Lady and Gentleman
Every additional member of a family...... 5s 01
Tickets may now be obtained at the Gardens.

V. . :-.•,(.1., 4,-; 0
GOVERNMENT EXHIBITION OF WORKS
OF ORNAMENTAL ART, &c.
Under the management of a Commltee appointed by tl:e Town
Council of Liverpool, and the Directors of the Collegiate Institu-
tion and the Liverpool Institute.

AN EXHIBITION of choice and costly specimens of ART
WORKMANSHIP, and of the FINE ARTS, selected from the
PRIVATE COLECTION of HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN,
an 1 the Government Museum of Ornamental Art, together Wtb
adlitions kindly contributed by Joseph Mayer, Esq., and others, is
now OPEN in the Exhibition Rooms, Post-office-place, and will
remain open until the end of April.

TERMS OF ADMISSION :
On Mondays, from Ten a.m. to Ten p.m One penny.
Every other day, from Ten A.M. to Five p.m....Sixpence..
Every other day from Seven to Ten p.m. (exc pting Wednesday
and Friday. which will be exclusively appropriated to stulents of
the School of Art and season ticket holders desirous of making
drawings). twopence.
Season Tickets (which may be obtained at the Exhibition Rooms,
the Collegiate Institut:on, the Liverpool Institute, the news rooms,
music shops, &c , tkc ) Two S'.illings and Sixpence.

. ,
Stud,nts of the School of Art wit be admitted free, by tickets,
whi• h they may obtain from the Secretaries.

Mr. I,Vorsnolt, who has charge of the Exhibition. give Lectures
on the objects exhibited on Tueslays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at
Two o'clock. 3. GREGORY JON ES' Sectetaries.
ASTRUP CARISS,
}IIFTY NEW MODELS have just been added
to the PARISIAN GALLERY of ANATOMY,
FRF,EMASON'S HALL, LIME-STREET. This Superb Collec-
tion, with all its late additions, comprising upwards of 450 MODELS,
pfocured at the Anatomical Galleries of Paris, Florence, anti
Munich, has been unanimously pronounced by the Liverpool and
London Press, also the Author of Liverpool Li/e, to be one of the
most instructive and ittractive Exhibitions in Liverpool. For ular
Lectures are given every hour, and each part cf the Human Frame
is shown detached, and their organs and !unctions explained ; con-
sequently, this forms a most instructing part of the exhibition, as
more real valuable information nay be gained in one hour, of the
innumerable complaints and diseases which flesh is heir to, than by
years of reading. Open daily, for Gentlemen, from Eleven am. till
Ten pan., excepting Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies
only are admitted from Two till Five o'clock—Admission, Is; to the
Working Glasse,, 6d,

IC.B.—The Proprietor wishes It to be known that Dr. SAMUEL
COOPER., M.D., Is constantly in attendance, for the purpose of
answering enquiries which visitors May make, touchimr the various
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