The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-11 00:00:00

TO VISITORS.

17ii VAN S'S (from Covent garden-, London),
UPPER DAWSON STREET,

Close to the Box Entrance of Theatre Royal.

The first establishment of this de cription ever introduced into
Liverpool, being exclusively devoted to the Entertainment of Gen-
80-men, and presenting the attraction of the most perfect and
SELECT GLI.:E CLUB, the Vocal and Instrumental performers
being of unquestionable talent.
Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, end Roast Potatoes, as in town, The
Rooms are open Nightly at Eight o'clock, under the direction of a
person appoilited to preside.—Admission Free.

V. , R.
OVERNMENT EXHIBITION OF WORKS
OF ORNAMENTAL ART, &c.
Under the management of a Committee appointed by tte Town
Council of Liverpool, and the Directors of the Collegiate Institu-

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thin and the Liverpool Institute.
AN EXHIBITION of choice and costly specimens of ART
WORKMANSHIP, and of the FINE ARTS, selected from the
COLECTION of HER MAJESTY THE • QUEEN,
end the Government Museum of Ornamental Art, together with
ad litions kindly contributed by Joseph Mayer, Esq., and others, is
now OPEN in the Exhibition Rooms, Post.effice-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. (excepting Wednesday
and Friday, which will be exclusively appropriated to students 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 Institution, the Liverpool Institute, the news rooms,
music shops, &c &c ) Two Shillings and Sixpence.
Students of the School of Art wi'l be admitted free, by tickets,
which they may obtain from the Secretaries.
Mr. Worsnop, who has charge of the Exhibition, will give Lectures
on the objects exhibited on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays, at
Two o'clock. J. GREGORY JONES,
Secretaries.
ASTRUP CARISF,

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.--
Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge In Europe 1
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT I—The Best Company and the
Best Entertainment in Europe. lithe genuine and undivided appro-
bation of an audience be a proof that a performance is an excellent
one, then may the varie,! and appropriate amusements nightly pro-
duced je.stly merit that title. This Evening and during the week.
Eni2ausiastic reception of HERR SUSMAN, in his truly astonishing
'imitations of the songsters of the Woods and Gro•. es. The Comic
VANGO. Extraordinary and astounding feats of Gymnasia, by
Mr. BURDETT, the Acrobatic Wonder; Mons. DUPOINT, the
Demon, or India Rubber Man ; .and Mr. ROLE N ES, the Wonderful
Po'e Sprite. Continued Success of Mr. J. PLUMPTON. the emi•
neat Tenor Vocalist. Tremendous success of THE SHIP ON
FIRE! The extraordinary and startling effects produced, com-
bined with Russell's Grand Descriptive Scena, by Mr. PLUMPTON,
forms a representation unparalleled and beyond description.
Great success of Mr. and Mrs. SIMPSON, in their laughter-exciting
Duets and Comic Entertainments. Magnificent DIORAMIC
VIEWS. Last Week but one of Miss ELIZA FARRELL, of the
London, and St. George's Hall Concerts, Liverpool. Enthusiastic
applause and roars of Laughter at Messrs. HALL, HUGHES, and
DAVIES, the Sable Harmonists, and Black Ambassadors, in their
extraordinary Eccentricities and Negro Vagaries.--(15- A Varied
ROUTINE OF ENTERTAINMENTS ON GOOD FRIDAY,
Doors open at Five o'clock.—Doors open at half-past Six o'clock,
to commence at Seven. Leader, and Musical Director, Mr.
S rANNARD. The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction
of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted.
dmision—Unner Hall . dd. Lower Hall,3d.