Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-16 00:00:00

A PAIR OF SUBSTANTIAL

WINTER TROUSERS

ONE GUINEA.

CALVERT AND ROBERTSON,

6, BASNETT-STREET

GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S
FELT AND BEAVER HATS, &c„

IN EVERY VARIETY,
Suitablelfor the approaching toason.

• HENRY GIBSON
Respectfully solicits the inspeztion of the Ladies of Liver-

pool to hie Assortment, selected from the Leading Houses

in London and Paris, and which will be found of the

NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED SHAPES.

51, LORD-STREET.

CARPET DEPARTMENT.

-D ANDERSON and SONS
• have dccided upon Selling for the present

and following month, their large and new Stock of

BEST BRUSSELS CARPETS,

AT 4s, 6d. PER YARD.

During the continuance of this Sale, Cash transactions

pill bs considered the rule. If purchases are placed to

account; the old price of 4s. sa. must be charged.

THE FAMILY LINEN, "CARPET,

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

44, ANn 46, BOLD STREET.

November 2, 1857.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HATS,

AT 74, LORD STREET.

NELSON AND CO.,
HAT AI ANUF A CTURERS,
(Intending to confine thoir attention to their Wholesale
Trade,) Offer theirpresent 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.

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S
LAST SIX NIGHTS.

AND ELIS
POSITIVE FAREWELL TO LIVERPOOL, LANCISHIRE, AND
ENGLAND.

SIX NIGHTS MORE ONLY!

AND TWO MORE DAY PERFORMANCES,
PO all that th 3 GRE as WIRAICD can allot to Liverpool, though the
Theatre is nightly crowded to repletion.

CONTINUOUS C,r ANGE FOP. TEE LAST NIGHTS!

THIS EVENING (MONDAY),
A NIGHT IN WONDEIt WO TILD;
Or, AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERY ONE.
Being the LAST N:err but Five.

On Tuesday, 17th
TROLICS IN FAIRY LAND;
Or, A'.47 ENI'ERTAINMENT FOR T &IL LADIES.
Being the LAST I,TiGnI. but Four.

On Weans 'ay, the WI in. tant,
A MEETING wir THE Ali-STERIOU I ONE, ;
Or, AN ENTERTAIN \TEN F Foa THE B:ZAVE.
Being the Len: '.SIG IT bat LIRE

On Thursday, the 19:h instant,
A PEEP INTO PUZZLEIIEN PAIUDISE;
Or, L ENTERUAINHENI7 FOR. TaS taND

THE Y • MTG. •
Being the LAST NIGHT but Two.

On Friday, the 20th instant,
TWO HOURS OF ;
Cr, AN Ewri,,RTAIN NI ENT FOR THE PHILO 3orutc
Being the LAST NiGar but ONe.

On Saturday, 21st install-,
THE • QUEEN'S PRJG:,..IIIIIE OF MAGI ,J A7l) IIYSTERY
'Or, AN ENCETrAiNME ,TT Fa ALc. LIVEM)OO:,.
139ISG.:TDE WIZARD'S LAST NIGII r,

AND HIS ALISOI.UrE F.A.P.EWNLI, TO LIVERP3O!,I

TWO MORE DAY PF.RFOIIMANCE,,
ON WEDNESDAY Al:;D SA TURDAY NEXT, N,117. 18 AND 21

At Two o'clock,
BEING DEFINITIVELY THE 'AST,

Dress Circle, 2s Ed; Upper Boxes, 136:; Pit, 13. D3O-3 open
at Half-past S,,ea ccinarnen,e at Eight o',!ock. Box ogee open
irom aeven till Thtee, under the direction of Mr. Shuttle-
worth.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE
MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND,

Last Five Nights of the Enge,-ronient of lir. 1101.1ERTS, the
American Tragedian,
Last his Nights of the Engagement of the inimitable Artiste,
ie LE X E
And the -celebrated Danseuse, Mad'lle AUREOL,

On the occa.ser. of Mr. Flexmore's appearance last Season in
Paris, the following tribute to his abilities appeared in the columns
of the Jc,unial des Debat,, rem the pen of the Theatrical
arch critic, the celebrated .IoLF.B JANIN:—" The Vaudeville Theatre
has summo. ed to its aid a merry wi4ht, na Flearnore !
Wonders to teholt 1 walketh not, he leapeth!— he sitteth
not, he sprirgeth!—!7e resteth not, he rolleth hall! a
bowl 1 a hoop ! , uch is Fle•-mere ; a e, an air blown entre chat.
This atm7spherlc en,ine—this Vaudeville lo2ornotive Fiexmore—is
an enigma, and nothing can convey an adeuate notion of this tight
solid whirls nd. Ile ounces Ecg ish !-110 leaps English I—he
tumbles En,lishl he is th^ king cf the ' Parade Anglaise.' Well
Blight he be aiorcd by th, ` briny so .s of Albion ; ' well might he
turn all the leads of the friends of the balance of power in Ear Ope."

Mr. 1103E11 TS having' been re,c2icei with great applansa in the
Character of spa GiLES OVERREACH, A NEW WAY u PAY -CLD
DEBTS will be itel:eated on Tuesday and Thursday next.

THIS EVENING (MONDAY),
KING JOHN.
King John, Mr. Rob:frta; FL:lecabricl.;e, Mr. Edgar; - Hubert, Mr.
:fliers; Lacy Constance, Miss Page.
To co:e!tule with the Graad Balet cf ESMERALDA.
Pierre Gringoite, Mr. Ficxmore; Esinera!da, Mad'Le r oriel.

Doors opened at Daif-past Six, aud the Performances commence e
Seven o'cloci: precisely.
Drki,s B:ixec, 33 ; side Boxei, 2y Gd ; Pit, Is Gd ; Gal-
lery, 6d. Second Prte —Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, is Gd ; Pit, In.
The Box office is open from Teu till Three o'clock daily, for securing
Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxeg, which may be
had under the direction of Mr sliuttleworth. Children in arms
%rill not be a,imitted.

T. GEORGE'S HALL,

ORGAN PERFORMANCES
Will Le given by the Organist,
NIR. W. T. BE ST,
EVERY S ATU RDA Y -AND THURSDAY.
Saturday Afternoon ....... at 3 p.m.
Thursday Eveldng.
ildnaisaion on Saturday Afternoon, C l ;Thursday Evening, 3d,
The Concerts last one hour.
Doors open hi:lf an hour before reah rertormaree.

FESTIVAL CHORAL EOCIETY.
THE Fifty-Ninth PUBLIC PERFORMANCE
WILL TAKE PLACE

ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1857,
IN Sr. GEORGE'S HALL,
When Mozart's "TWELFTH MASS,"
And a Selection from Handel's "ALEXANDER'S FEAST,"
_ _

It ill be p, rformed

PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS.

MISS SANTLEY.
MRS. MORGAN.

MR. BOLTON.
MR. A. D. GRAHAM.
MR. ARMSTRONG.

LEADER-MR. DAETENS.
Glum) ORGAN- M R W. T. BEST.
CONDUCTOR-MR. S INDER.3.

Reserved Seats, 2, 61; Body, 1 61; Cal'eries, Is.
7 Tickets to ke had of Menu., Fame San, Charon-street; the
other principal Music Shops ; Mr. John Whitney, 9, Ch,xpel street,
and 184. Falkne -street ; an,, T. Taylor End Co., Dale-street.
Doors open at Half-paat Six. Concert to cornmenca half-part Seven.
Entrance—North End, Sh trea-brow.
•

PAIL HAFI3IO NIC.HALL.

THOMAS'S
.

CONCERTS.

LAST WEEK!

THIS EVENING (MONDAY). THE I6tn INSTANT,
The Overture '• LE CARNIVAL" (13zairoz),
Andante from the " SURPRISE" SYIIPHONY (Etarox),
A New and Descriptive CanalriPe,
Entitled "THE FALL OF DELEI" (by E. FavwrN),
And a New NATIONAL SELECTION,
crmsisting of
ENGLISH, SCOTCH, IRISH, AND WELCH MELODIES,
Arranged by CHARLES Bearzers,
Will be Per.ezmed.
Also, by particular desire, THE "FAUST" WALTZ.

VOCALIST,
MISS LOUISA VINNING.

BODY AND GALLERY, ONE SHILLING,

BOXES, TWO SHI SLINGS

MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS.

The Wore op!a at Seven o'clock. Concert to cona.nence at Eight.

Th 3 TWO LAST MORNING PERFORMANCES
WEDNESDAY AND .A TURDA NEXT. at Ha f--pas; Two o'clock.
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT.

PHILHARMONIC HALL.

THOMAS'S

CONCERTS.

MIENS% SUCCESS

miss LOUISA VINNIN G.

EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT O'CIOCK.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURD.iY MORNING at Half-past Two.

B ,DY ANT) OALT,ERY. SHILLING.
BoXES, TWO SHILLIN3S.

Drs oNn one hour before ea.ch Concert.

oyAL COLOESEUM, PARADISE-STREET.—
Mr. Death, Proprietor.—The Nati,,nal Palace of
Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe
Unequivocal Success and Perfect Irian, ph of the FALL of lin HI.
This Evening ,rd during the Week—Grand Moving DIORAMA of
LIFE A', D SCENES in INDIA, consisting o' 25 Scenes, painted by
first-rate London Arti•tes, from authenti :ketches taken on the
spot, unequalled for Geographical Accuracy, Scenic EiffrCt, and
Belnty of Design, presenting, as it Were, to the eye of the Spectator
the manners, Customs, Costurn-s, and principal cities and Rivers, of
that portion of the gl,be now f most absorhiog interest, the whole
terminating with a blagnifi2ent VIEW 0: DELHI! Fearful
Charge or the Besiegers, Defeat of the Mutin ere. Fall of the
City-, and Glorious Triumph of British Arms I which creates the
greatest .ensarion nightly; painted by Mr. Crawford, art st to this
establishment. The whole of tho foregoing introdmed in a Charac. '
teristic Monolortte, written and spoken by J. W. Cooper. Continued
Success of CHARLES SLOMAN, the only English Improvisa-
tore, author and composer of " The Maid of Judah," " Daughter of
israei," &c., who will nightly appear and vocalise an extempora-
neous MYR 10 It AVIA a or, impromptu Synopsis of Men and Manners,
accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte. Enthusiastic Reception
if Mr. WOAD and his INFANT SON, the English TOM THUMB.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W, COOPER. miss HEttIiELITE, Mr. E. LYONS,
and Mr. CAMPBELL, Peers OM at Si:, commence at Half-past.
Leader, ,and Slgsical Director, Mr, SFANNAJtO, The Powerful
Brass Band under the Direction of Mr. .1; ARTINGSTALL.
Director of the Entert.3lllPents, Ur. MEATH, Jun. Children
in arms not be admitted, Admisiamm.Upper 1141.6 d, [Dower

Vubift iffirtudentattS.
QUE VARIET E
11 DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Rte' Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a
Quarter put.