Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29 00:00:00

HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE.
DALE-STREET, LIvERPO
Has reached the Liighe.t Pinnacle of Fame! Delighted Thousands
throng this Temple of Equestrianism, and pronounce the Entertain-
ment unparalleled.

Doors Open at a Quarter to Seven, commencing at a Quarter past.
The CHR:STMAS FEST VITT eS ! i.very Evening, and also in
the Grand Stild.day Performances, will be produced, for the first time,
expressly to please the Juveniles, the Gan Nursery Tale, entitled
JACK THE GIANT KIP.LEK, or OGRES AND HER ei 0 N t
Another link has been added to render complete this Unrivalled
Establishment. WALLET r, the Inimitable Wallett The World-
renowued J •ater, with FRO -t'DE FRANKS, and JACKSON,
ho'ding the first position of t e day in their de,fartment ; together
with the greatest amount of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia
ever combined in any one Company throughout t e World I
This Evasaso (f misDAY), December 29th, and every following
evening, WALLET I the Qaee,f's Jester, and Favourite C.own of both
Hemispheres.

Great Success of the New and Original Equestrian Ske,cb, entitled
THE ITALIAN BRIGAN ,S, introducing the whole Company, New.
Dresses, Music, and Beautiful Horses,
Mad'lle CLENEN FINE QUAGLIK NIT, the First Horsewoman in
Europe will perform her i EKRIF C FLIGHT THROUGH A NUM-
MI. OF BALLOONS

Young RoMEO the Phenomenon of the present age, will perform
his MIRACU OIJS FEATS.
The greatest T ght Rope Artistein the world—JOHN M. HENGLE R.
Mr. ARTHUR B sRNE3, the Champion Somersault Thrower of
Zarope.

The Inimitinle Parisian Grotesques—LEOPOLD ET BOUTELIER,
Programmes to be had at the Cirque Gratuitously.

The Fourth and Firth of the SERIES OF fl' -DAY EPRESENTA
TIONS will take place T oRROW (Wednesday), December 30th
and Saturday, January 2nd; commencing at Half-past Two.

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Compartments for Visitors an partitioned off, with a separate and
convenient approach to each,
Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 6d ; l'oxes
(select), 2s ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, I s'; Gal-
lery, 6d. Children miner Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price
to all parts except Gallery.
Second Price at a quarter to Nine o'c.ock. No Second Price to the
Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade.
Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr, Windsor, of whom places can be secured.
Open every Kvening at a Qu •rter to Seven o'clock, commencing at
Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a
Quarter-past Ten.

Proprietor and Director—Mr.

ST. GEOaGE'S HALL.

EOPLE'S CONC ERTS

EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,

ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2, 1852, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
It Is with much oleasure the Management announces the engage-
ment of the pop War Voe Aiist,

MISS lEEE CnA ISAACS.
Who will sing aomc of her most favourite Songs, including the Scotch
ballad of •' Logie o' Buchan:"
MR. ARCHIBALD MANN,
Whose success on Saturday last was the greatest made in Liverpool
for many years, will sing, by particular desire, " Tire Maid of Llan-
gollen," and la a Deet with Miss R. Is .acs ; and

MR. SCRISBRICK
Will sing the Lancashire Ballad, "A Come whoam to the chlider and me

The Public is informed that
MR. S. PE R CI V A L,
The celebrated Flute Player, has complied with the wish of the
management to appear once more before a Liverpool audience, as a
Solo Perfo:mer, and will pay Drouet's Grand Variations on
" Rule Britannia,"
GRAND ORGAN, MR. W. T. BEST.
ACCOMIPANYIST, Ma. Lewis.
Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling.
Tickets may be purchased at Messrs. El me and Son's Music
Warehouse, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted
Into the Hail et a seyarate entrance.
For particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each.

PHILHARMONIC HALL.

CHRISTMAS CONCERTS.

MONS. JIILLIEN'S

GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS.
THI-; EVENING ( I CUD AY). Ti-IR 29ru INSTANT,
and TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 30th instant.

VOCALIST:
MAD A ME G R I S I.
Who will sing Macfarren's new song. "0, Weep for England's
Daughter," Donize!ti's " Corn e hello." Alivy's " Vain." •' Caste
Diva," and 0 The Convent Bell," from Baited New Opera, " The Rose
of Castile."
Boxes ..
STALLS
GALLE8T.......• ••.• .. ........
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Tickets may be had at the (Mace of the Philharmonic Society,
Exchange-eourt, Exchange-street East, between Ten and Four o'clock
daily; and at the Hall from Half-past Six on the Evenings of the
C. nterts.

Doors open at Seven, Concerts to commence at E

1,000 PRESENTS
V. WILL BE GIVEN AWAY. It•

By Exprus Command of the

GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD,

SIG. A. BOSC 0,

1,000 PRESENTS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY,

♦T TAN

QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD-STREET,
ON NEW YEAR'S DAY,
During his
THREE ENTERTAINMENTS!
Which he will give a, follows :—The First will commence at Two, the
Second at Five, and the Third at Emu.
Reserved Seats, 2s. Unreserved, Is. Gallery, 6d.
Children under Ten half price.

THE EXHIBITION of the LIVERPOOL
ACADEMY,
OLD POST. OFFICE- PLA CE, CHURCH-ST RE ET,
IS NOW OPEN
TO THZ
;WORKING CLASSES.
Day Admission, 6d. Children under Twelve, Half-price. Cata-
logues, 6d. Open from Ten to Four o'clock.
Evening Admission, 23. Catalogues, Id. Open from Six to Ten
o'clock. Brilliantly Illuminated with Gas.
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

E OP L E'S CONCERTS

The Popular Vocalist,
MISS REBECCA ISAACS,
OY 814.1URDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2t4n, 1858.
Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling.

THE GREAT PANTOMIME!!

WHERE TO SEE IT.

Through all the year, there's one bright happy time,
That brings with it its own peculiar pleasure;
When pleasant fates beam with brighter smiles,
And mirth abounds with more abundant measure.
Old Chr:stmas, theme of many merry lays !
Founder of all things happy; spirit cheerer;
Again we hail thy corning with our praise,
And new delights enjoy as thou drawest near.
But who's to have the merriest Pantomime ?
The nimblest Harlequin, the Clown moat funny ;
Most pleasing Pantaloon, and Columbine—
To see whose wonders we must pay our money.
We've conn'J the news, and strong inquiries made,
Of ev'ry one, in all the likely places;
Seen one or two, and though not in the trade,
Have some idha who will win the races.
At Drury Lane they're busy we'll engage,
For work ig,,es on in every hole and corner;l
And " Pox in 4 Night" will witness on the stage,
The history of " Little Jacky Horner."
'The Sleeping Peauty in the Wood," will be
The source of Mr. ft uckstone's new attraction;
At the Lyceum, " Latta Rookh " will cause,
In money matters quite a bri'k re-action.
"The Beauty and the Beast," at Sadler's Wells,
And " Romeo and Juliet " at the Surrey,
With many others grace the London bills,
Which we won d mention, bat we're in a hurry.
In Liverpool, four Pantomimes! will be
Produced. to gratify each pleasure lover;
But one will rise above the rest supreme,
As certainly the public will discover.
"Four Pantomimes" we hear some one exclaim, '
We've but three thsatres within our Borough;
Indeed ! the Pantomime Re mean, will be
The surest means of driving oil grim sorrow.
'Tis not the Puss in Bolts" we mean, nor yet
Is it the " Undine, or the Water Spirit."
Nor yet " Red Riding Hood," for which we claim
The just applause, which this is sure to merit.
"Where shall we see it ?" at the Butter Flue 1
The place of places best, the highest, greatest;
Where Kelly rules, and where !vs beaming face
Smiles kindly still, from ear;y hour to latest.
Whet do you call thli Pantomime ? Pray say ;
We'el tell if you wili give it your attention;
Its title is —"Be honest to the last,"
Or "Harlequin the great of good intention,"
The Columbine by " Justice " will be played,
(For there the lady ever dwells we tell ye);
The Clown and Pantaloon by " Good" and "Cheap,"
The Harlequin of Good Intention—KELLY ! ! !

Question.—Wfio IS KELLY ?
Answer.—KELLY THE BUTTEEDIAN.
QUeseim—WHEEE S HIS PLACE ?
Answer.—THE BUTTER, PLACE.
QUegiOH.—WHERE'S THAT ?
Answer.—OH, YOU GREAT FOOL.

PRICES-Bd, 93, 103, 11d, 12d.

AMUSEMENT FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS.
THE Public are respectfully informed that the
Locnoic Scuoor. OF PHOTAGRAPHY have OPENED
a GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
at 46, Chorch-street, Lurcarom. (on the First Floor), and that
Stereoscopes, and all the lamest and best Slides, will be lent during
the Winter Evenings on very moderate terms.
The NEW SHILLING SLIDE will be ready on the Ist of December.
The "Shilling Slides" will consist of several hundred first-class
Stereoscopic Photographs, of which, from time to time, different
series well be published.

11:3': Stereeeeopee lad Twelve Slides for 71 64,