Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-17 00:00:00

MORNING PERFORMANCES

WILL DE GIVEN
On THUIiSDAY, DEC. 24:u, AND SATURDAY, Dn. 271 u.

Ft:11 particulars will e given in flints alvertisements.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
MENDE:LSSOIii'S ORATORIO
"ELISAH,"

Will be per:o-med
ON TUESDAY IiEXT, Tait 22ND INSTANT.
Principal Artistes,
MADAME WEISS,
MISS LASCELL S,
MR. LOCKEY,
And

MR. W. H. WEISS.
Orchestra and Chorus of Two llundr2d and Fifty Performers.
Conductor Mr. J. ZEUGHEE:i. HER kIANN.
Mr. GEORGE

Tickets for unappropriated antes and Stalls, for Ladies and
Strangers, 7s fid. _ _

Gallery Open to the Public.
Gallery Stalls .... 5a Ga11ery.......
By order of tbe Committee, H. SUDLOW, Secretary.
C...acert to conincer.ce at a Quarter to Eight o'clock.

PHILHARMONIC HALL.

MONS. JULLIEN'S
CHRISTMAS CONC ER T S.

BONS. J UAL
nnL InEeNthaht ahsB the honour to
ANNUAL CONCERT S
Will taks place on

MONDAY, THE 28ru ; TUESDAY, Tux 29rn ; AND
WEDNESDAY, TIIO 30nt INSTANT,
When he Wi l hava the services of
MADAMS

Who, in addition to soma of her great Italian Seenai, will slog,
fur the tint time,
ENGLISH SONGS.

• The Programme will include
CLASSICAL MUSIC, NEW DANCE MUSIC,
And flora. Jul:ien's Grand De3,ripti Composition,
IHE INDIAN QUADRILLE,
And
GENERAL HAVELOCK'S TRIUMPH AL MARCH
_ _ _
Which has created so much sensa.ion in the Metropas.

LThe Terms cf Admission will be as follows :
Boxes ..... 4s I Stalls.. 2i 6d Gallery ls

Tickets may be bad at the °Ace of the khilharmonic Society,
Exchange-court, Exchange- treet East, between Ten and Four
o'clock daily; and at the Hall, from Half-inn ;ix on the Evenings
of the Concerts. . . .

Doors Open at Sever, Concerts to commence at Eight.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

P EOPLE'S CONCERTS,
(Under entirely new Management.)
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,

SATURDAY NEXT, Tuz 19rif OF DEC. INSTANT,
AT i JOLT O'CLOCK.

NEW ENGLISH GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION,

Who will Sing the following Glees and Madrigals :
" Swift!), from the me un'ain's brow." "By Celia's arbour."
' Where art thou, beam of light." Merrily wake music's measure."
"Spring's delight," arid " Now is t':e Month of Maying."
MRS. SUNDERLAND
Will "ing Loder's popular Song, "There'd a path by the rivir; "
MISS FREEMAN,
The Old English Ballad, "'I he Beggar G'rl;"
MR. INKERSALL,
Shield's fine Sang of " Old Towler; " •
and
MR. H. PHILLIPS,
The noble Sea song of "1 he Arethusa."
GRAND OLGAN W. T. BEST
Who will, tor the frat time at these Concerts, Peform. Remini-
scences of the Opera "La Tray ata," and node's Celebrated
Air, with Vari tie..s. --
Lccompanyist..

Admission, Sixpence. 11,:scrved Seats, One Shilling.
Tlck,ta may b, purchased at ble:.srs. H,me and Son's Music
Warehon-e, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted
into the Hall at a separate entrance. •
For particulars see Bock of Words, Twopence each.

CHILDREN UND:iR TWELVE YEARS OF AGE, HALF-PRICB.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

ELEGANT SMALL CONCERT ROOXL

UNDER THE FATROVAGE OF
HER bIAJESI'I THE QUEEN,
PRINCE CONSORT,
AND ALL THE ROYAL FAMILY.

THE' BROUSIL FAMILY
WILL GIVE

TWO -GoNCERTS,
Morning and Erening,
ON MONDAY, NEXT, THE 21 T INSTANT,
At hale-past Twa o'clock, p.m.
AND EVENINI AL' EIGHT

N.B.—The abova Artistes will also give a performance in the
ARGYLE ROOM, BIRKENHEAD,

On THURSDAY, the 24th INSTANT,
At Eigt o'clock.

MISS HARRIET BEASAL, VOCALIST.

TICKETS and PLACES, 3s. each, can ha Purchased at HIME
and SON'S Music Warehouse, Church-street.
Doors opened Half-an-Hour previina to each Performance.

T. GEORGE'S HAL L.

ORGAN PERFORMANCES
Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BE ST,
EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY.
Saturday Afternoon
MTh rzdAy E venit;g
Admission on S..turday Afternoon, Gd; Thursday Evening, 3d.
The Concert lasts one hour.
Doors open halt an hour before the performance.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.-
Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of
Cheap Amusements. NOTHING LIKE IF IN LIVERPOOL !!
MATCHLESS ENTERTAINMENFS ! Produced and sn?ported by
an UNRIVALLED COMPANY.—This Evening and during the
present Week. Positi7ely the Last 'three Nights of THE CHINESE
JUGGLERS I—The most Dextareus, Aston:shinei, and Wonderful
Artistes eyerwitnessed in Europe. The following extract is from
111u,trated London News, !elating to the wonderful feats of
Impaling the Human Body to a Board with Huge Knives --•• One of
the Jugglers stands against a board, aline another darts at him
sharp knives, which penetrates the wood close to 1113 ears, his head,
his hands and between the openli•gs of ils Finsers. The thnws are
reads with ease and readiness, and with an appearance of certainty
as to aim, that excited the utmost astouisha.out. To this feat our
Illustration relates, which will give a better notion than it is possible
to convey by any description. First Appearance of lit. E.
)VKgNN3, the Tenor Vocalist. needed hit of Mr. CHARLES
WATSON, in his nnrivalled Conalc kffnsions. Perfect Triumph of
Mr. WOOD and his INFAN I' SON, the English TOM THUM B.—
This pocket edition of Human Nature is really ihe Multum in Parvo
of his time—an infant i years, yet a man in intellect 1 A dwarf in
size, yet a giant in strength: A myth' in creat
ion. yet destined to fill
!
the world with wonders I A great baby A little hooy A great mind!
The wonder's great because ha is so s
For though a man, there's many a doll as tall.
Last Week of the COIIRELLI FAAII.Y, awl the INFANTINE
YORICK, in their astound ng Feats. Enthasiastic reception of Mrs
H. MAYNE, the plea:in; Cantatrice. Mr. and Mr .J. W. COOPER.
MISS JULIA JOHNSON. Last Week of Mr. CAMPBELL. a.
Variety of Novelties are in preparation for the Christmas Festivities.
Order and Decorum Strictly Enforced. No Second It ucore Allowed.
Doors o.ein at Si: o'clock; to comnieuce at Half-past. Admission:
Upper Hall, 61 Lcwer Hall, 3d. Leader, and Musical Director,
?dr. 8 CANNArt D. 'She Powerful Brea!' Rand ender the Direction
of Mr. J. A tt. eINGSTALL. Artiste to the Establishment, Mr.
J. C IIAW FORD. Swett .teadent of the Bill Department, Mr. S.
KIEJRNAN. Direct*: of tue Entertainments, Lir. HBATII, Jun.

putatt anaugemtnig.

HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE.
DALE-STREET, LIVE itPO IE.

DOORS OFEN AT A QUARTER TO SEVEN, COSMM+•NCINO AT
A QUARTER YAT.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AND UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS.
LAST NIGHT, OF CHATTER'S JACKSON, THE CLOWN.
ENGAGEUENT OF NEW nND POPULAR ARTISTES.
IMMENSE 'SUCCESS OF THE EQUESTRIAN BURLEQUE,
THE SENTINEL AND THE BEAR.

THIS EVENING (Wednesday), Dec. 16th, and during the Week,
Mr. ARTHUR B iItNEI. the Greatest Somersault Thrower in the
World, for the First Time this Season, will execute hisIiSTOUNDING
AC cs OF VAULTIN G ! _ .

Re-appearance of that popular Clown, Mr. CHATTERIS
JACKSON, the inimittblii performer Ala Piece."
The greatest Tight Rope Dancer—J. M. HENGLER—not equalled
by any of er Artists in the world.
That Dashing Horseman, JAMES BRIDGES, will re-appear in his
GREAT TRICK AC T.

JOSEPHINE QUAGLIENT, the Peg of the Circle, in
an elegant and accomplished Arrf OF EQUESTRIANISM.
Mr. T OUN G'S Wonderfal FERFORMING DOGS, fr.mx Cremome
Gardens.

Tie ROMEO'S SOMERSAULTS on HORSEBACK, through
Paßoons and over Streamers, is an act never before achieved by a
Juvenile,and may almost be said without its parallel, even by per-
sons of more mature age.
The Equestrian Buriezque of THE SENTINEL AND THE BEAR;
having met with such marked Success, will be repeated every
Evening.

The Drolleries and Whimsicalities of the C rque are kept up by
Nine Inimitable Clowns and Grotesques, Messrs. C. Jackson, Frowae,
Franks, Bibb, Leopold, Bouteleir, Young, and Petites Romeo and
Louis. Aed the Equestrian Pertormsne a are supported by the
incomparable Troupe of Artistes.