Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

FOREIGN.

LOPEZ' 305 Od

L. GOLDSMITH,
4, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT,
LIVERPOOL,

ipublff Smul;entrnis.

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S
LAST NIGHTS.
AND 1119
1,06-VIVE FAREWELL TO LIVERPOOL, LANC tSHIRE, A'Nll
EN.LkNII.

THIS EVENING (Friday), the 243,n Instant,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S BENEFIT,

AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.

ONE MORE DAY PERFORMANCE,
70-110 BROW (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER 21,

At Two o'clock,
BEING DEFINITIVELY THE LAST,

"Etre ro Cade, 2s 6d; Upper Boxes, Is 6d; Pit, Is. Doors open
Milf-rast Seven commence at Eight o',.ocic. Box office o; en
Btuly, from Eleven till Three, under the direction of Ir. Shuttle-
vorth.

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

last Two Nights of the Engagement of Mr. ROBERTS, the
Amarican Tragedian,
Lad Three Nights of the EngarPrnerli of the inimitable. Artiste,

MR. FLEXMottE,
And the celebrated Danseuse, Mad'ile AUREOL,

On the occasion of Mr. Flexmore's a:,pearonce last season in
Par* the following tribute to his abilities appearei in the colnmrs
ral the Journal des Debat,, from the pen of the Theatrical
we; critic, the celebrated Jot s Jaw, r—" The Vaudeville Theatre
k summoned to its aid a merry wight, na-i el Eleanore I—
• Wonders to behold!'—He walketh not, he leapeth ! he sitteth
stst, he sprirgeth !-1 a resteth not, ho rolieth !—a ball !- a
fowl ! a hoop ! such is Flennore ; ay., a❑ air-blown entre chat.
▪ atmospheric engine—this Vaudeville lolomotive Flexrciore—is
an enigma, and nothing can convey an r.deq rate notion of this tight
solid whirlw nd. Ile dances Eng.ish I—he leaps English I—ho
tam blesEn?lish Ihe is the king of the • Parade Anglaise.' Well
might he be adored by the 'briny so: s of Albion ; ' well might he
tuns all the heads of the friends of the balance of power in Europe."

THIS EVENING (FRIDAY),
For the Benefit cf Mr. F.exmore and Aurio!,
TIME TRIES ALL.
The Ballet cf L'ECOSSAIS FORTILLANT, by R. Flexmore, Sen.
S'_ary, Mr. Flexmore; Jenny, Auricl.
AGED FORTY,
In which a Young lady will make her First Appearance.
And THE MOUNTAIN DEVIL.
Strapado, Mr. Flexmore ; J Mad'ile

Doers opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence a
Sawn o'ctoc:, precisely.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; Gal-
berry, d. Second Pr;ce —Dress Boxes 2s; Side Box,s, 1,. 6d; Pit,
TNe Box office is open from Ten sill Three o'clock daily, for securing
Meats in the Dress Circle and tatting Private Boxesi, which con y be
*ad under the direction of Mr Simttleworth. Children in arms
ail/ sot be ivlmitted.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

pE OP L E'S CONCER TS.

Adna Sixpence; Reserved Seats, One Shilling.

ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 21,
SIGNOR GIULIO REGONDI,
(The greatest Concertina Player in the World),
Will perform
TWO OPERATIC FANTASIAS,
And Airs from
IL TROVATORE AND LA FAVOaIrA.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS,
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
(Under entirely new i4lanageinent.)

THE FIFTH CONCERT OF THE SERIES
WELL TAKE PLACE
ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE 21sT INSTANT,
At Eight o'clock.

in order to afford as much variety as ppsAble to these Co 71( erts,
awl Je the same time keeping in view firs:. class tAlent, an engage-
has been cffec:ed wi:ti the celebrated

GIULD) REGO.\DI,

Ittmt Concertina Player in tho World, who will perform Txo of

his most ropu;ar Fantisia9.
•
THE MISSES M'ALPINF,
WIII make Lek first appearance, and slag some of their Naqonal

SCOTCH DUETS,
For which they are to celebrated.
itIR. MIRANDA.

Inas singing at the Norwich Festival was the theme of admiration
by all who lizard him, will sing Baife's Song of
"The Fair Land of P,:and,"
And t:.e Old Song of "The Bq of Biscay."
MR. E. L. BDIE,
_ _

'Z't •psput¢r Composer and Vocalist, will sing Lover's humorous Song

"I'm net raytelt et all,"
I,nd one of his own compositions.
MR. BEST

MB (by particular desir. ) perform on tha Grad o:gan, his last New
Piece, Descriptive of
THE BATTLE OP INKERMAN.

Acli-nission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling.
4k.ts can be purchased at Messrs. lime and Son's Music
Waretton‘e, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted
fate the Hall eariier, and at a separate entrance.
For particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each.

LLVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY.
E Fifty-Ninth PUBLIC PERFORMANCE
WILL TAKE PLACE
ON TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24, 1857,

IN Si. GEORGE'S HALL,
When Mozart's "TWELFTH MASS,"

Ana a Selection from Handel's "ALEXANDER'S FEAST,"

Will be performed.

PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS.

MISS SANTLEY.

MRS. MORGAN.

MR. BOLTON.
MR. A. D. GRAIIAM.

AND
MR. ARMSTRONG.

LEADER-DI R . 13AETEN3.
GRAND ORGAN- DI R 4. W. T ES T.
CONDUCTOR-MR. SANDERS.

Reserved Seats,l2l 6d; Body, Is 6d IGaDories, Is.

orx.4 ets to Ise had at the Courier office, Castle-street; of Messrs.
Moe and Son, Church-street ; Mr. Smith, Lord-street; Mr. Van
uisen, and Drea•er and Son, Bold-street; Mr. Magill, London-
cad; Mr. John Whitney, 8, Chips' street, and 184, Falkner-street;
skt.d T. Taylor and Co.. printers, 9, Dale-street.

kosrs open at Half-past Six. Concert to commence at half-past Seven.

Entrance—North End, Shlw's-brow.

PHILHARMONIC HALL.

Tgo 4As's,

C O N C E 11 T S.

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE !

THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), THE 20TH INSTANT,

7HE BENEFIT OF MR.

E. W

THOMAS.

On which occasion the Programme will include—
THE OVERTURE. TO "SEMI ItAMIDE."
• The Grand Selection from '• LES Hr:GUENOTS."
And the Slow Movement from Beethoven's SYMPHONY in C• Minor•
Swyda's celebrated Quartet for Two Violins, Vinla, and Violoncello,
"GOO PRESERVE THE EMPEROR,"

Mira. F. W. THOMAS. C ‘REODUS, BA ETENS, and LIDE! ,
And Solo on ths Ophicltide,
By MASTER ROCHESTER (his first appearance.)

MISS LOUISA VINNING

In I sing (for the first time at these Concerts) Weber's Grand Scena
km "DER FREICHUTZ "—" Softly sighs the Voice cf Ev'ning,"

and " Why should 1 be sad" (F. Mort.)

LAST MORNING PERFORMANCE TO-MORROW (SATURDA7),
At Half-past Two o'clock.
BODY AND GALLERY, ONE SHILLING.
BOXES, TWO SHILLINGS.
MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS.
7SaDoors•open at Seven o'clock. Concert to coomence at Eight.

TO-MORROW EVENING (SATURDAY),
MISS LOUISA VINNING'S BENEFIT

AND LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.

TO PREVENT DELAY AT THE DOORS, TICKF.TS MAT
SC HAD AT THE OFFICE OF THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
117. CHANGE-COURT, THIS DAY, BETWEEN TEN AND FOUR;
lID TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), BETWEEN TEN AND ONE
O'CLOCK, AND AT THE HALL AN HOUR BEFORE EACH
CONCERT.

T. GEORGE'S HALL

ORGAN PERFORMANCES
NVili be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BE ST,
EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY.

Saturday Afternoon ..... • • ........ •... at S p.m.
Thursday Evening
admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d,
The Concerts last one hour.
Doors open half an hour before ecah performance.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL
EXHIBITION OP WORKS
y MODERN ARTISTS. Is NOW OPEN, in the
KEHIBITION ROOMS, OLD POS TOFFICR- PLACE,
From Ten till Four;
/24 in the Evening (Saturday excepted), from Seven to Ten,
Brilliantly Illuminated with Gas. •
Itaselaslon. Is. Gentlemen's Day and Evening Season Tickets, 5s ;
ease Ditto, as 6d; Evening Tickets, 2f 6d. Children under lour-
Wilms of age, half-price. Catalogues 6d.
JAMES PELHAM, SeCretery.

Vubtft AtauffemtntO.

JJENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE STREET.

GRAND MID-DAY PEPPonmANCE
TO-.)lk,,Rßow (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER 21.

THE STAG HUNT

Having, by its faithful and striking delineation of the exciting sports
of the chase, and by the introduction of a Real STAG and a PACK of
Real HOUNDS, created a perfect furore from crowded houses, will be
represented at the Grand Mid-day performance To-morrow (Saturday),
the 21st instant. _ . .

Doors open at Two o'clock; commenclrg at Hal-past.

13,1°' The public ars respectfully informed that the Stag Hunt
cannot be repeated at a Mid-day Performance, as the Hounds engaged
for this purpose must return to their owners in London, having been
sold by them to re-jcin the field.

11ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a
Quarter Not.