The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-10 00:00:00

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thy., 5,000 SPECTATORS,
'%,43, whole enclosure is brilliantly illuminated with
k 4 'ttufactured on the ground in a portable apparatus.
'el) es• BOWES & CUSHING having determined that
title "et in the ring should be represeted by the best
ht 4tia
k 4 q'ppi us of the day, and as they don not expect their
(14lifise will succeed unless it meets with the full and
~, wed approval of the
'The BRITISH PUBLIC,
wave engaged, at
UNLIMITED SALARIES,
h 4eBt talent in America,
.......,
follows
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,1., STARS
,40,
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1110 41‘1 l'' ' JAMES ROBINSON,
eels.)4fmst Singl Horse Rider without saddle, in either
Ar;t4re, Who never has had, and probably never will
1., rlval at all comparable with him. He will throw
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411 ta-`O,-E-A-DOZEN SUMMERSETS
,4 hlla succession upon his horse's back during the top
'4cl 4' a!1,1)e, el It is almost incredible how this reckless
"uing rider can maintain his position on the
liVitil NAKED BACK OF HIS HORSE
kil -e b •
t (1 ern°llndlog aboutbackwards and forwards, sideways
ilqit,;:ssways, at arm's length from his horse, apparently
Ot,'°Tl to nothing, and in the midst of his wild erratic
bajatiZo repeated Summersets, without ever losing
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American Prima Donna Equestrienne
kIOIISS ROSE MADIGAN.
11,iit actions on horseback are the perfection of art;
kpialltiversally considered to be the First Lady Eques-
..o of the age.
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;e. A, • DAVIS RICHARDS,
iZtifleat Western rider, upon his Indian steed. Every
the It a steeple chaser or hurdle jumper can accomplish
yitk saddle, Mr. Richards can perform upon his naked
%,,',While standing upon the back of his wild hunter.
at American Acrobats, . '
Iltt MESSRS. HOLLAND AND MURRAY.
15ket.,,, tmented artistes introduce a new style of athletic
41,f(5e,.}3, Which, for muscular power and classic elegance
lottion, have never been surpassed even by the time-
-I.lredt of Olympia.
.hi ' MR. GEORGE BATCHELDOR,
Voill kextraordinary vaulting and Batout leaps, has
rip shed all who have ever witnessed them. He stands
ired, and challenges the world in leaping from the

111, JIM MYERS, THE CLOWN.
tkt li:eentric son of Momus is one of the merriest clowns
),Riti,,,s ever appeared in the American ring. Both in
bas and story telling, there is not an individual living
more original humour. The old favourite clown,
tYin JOE PENTLAND,
qik'aitis° appear, whose exuberant wit, exquisite polish,
"krt; attainments, and inexhaustible originality—rare
hies in clowns —have won him the palm of superiority.
04.. • Madigan and Wm. Armstron2, the great scene
"lobe' Aid• Madigan, the trick rider; F. 11. Rosston, the
IP 'led horse trainer, and a host of others, all stars at
hare also attached to this establishment.
These Clowns will introduce the EDUCATED MULES.
a4lLtwo hybrids show off their low comedy instincts,
QtStrip, in feats of cunning, and excessive drollery
oet~~b,
anything heretofore ever presented to an audt-
iirekix'Unt.e proprietors will give 1:1 reward to any person
mule "Barney" three times around the
;I:litaci.he.otr,oeugh bred Indian Horse, BLACK EAGLE,
try p
to the audience a variety of curious
and aissto'anirshing feats of instinct and sagacity.
kt4irsos,r,B. HOWES and CUSHING in thus concisely
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1131,,„"at,g the features of their establishment, rely upon
471;111,`"ts entirely, and trust that a proper regard for
Ctlt nPinions, the laws of the land, and orderly manage-
L4841., their employees, and strict integrity in all their
ihaCits transactions, will ensure success, and make, this
'LISsirY declare it—THE MOST COMPLETE E
IN THE WORLD.

154, 17,,e411_pan y intend performing in the following towns
'44easlaire and Yorkshire during the month of May,
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let: Warrington, , Wigan,
P Preston, Blackburn,
Bolton, Manchester,
ochd ale, rt- Burnley,
Halifax, ; Bradford,
Leeds,
Wakefield.
If Barnsley, f, Sheffield, r.
Otte Chesterfield, 7
t(111' which they will visit most of the other principal
1,111 England.
ketZ° Performances each day, and positively no postpone-
Th account of weather.
Ild,ttiqe„,lll,ld—day performances are particularly recom-
-4e ttlar proprietors,. being equal in every respect to
okil exhibitions.
fe47siness will be transacted at the Ticket Office, near
ltAA'~~issionTickets must always be obtained before
eeieF, as there will be no money received by the door
ander any pretence.
General Agent in advance of the company,
Cl\l •11 H. WHITBECK.
Seven ~:*--There will be but one performance on the first
xhibition in Liverpool. Doors open at Half-past
0:elock, performance commencing at Eight o'clock
IZ"es, -.‘in each succeeding day there will be two perform-
boors open at TWo and Half-past Seven o'clock
Performance to commence half an hour after.