Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-19 00:00:00

TIAEA T R E

ROYAL

blir NOTICE. _GI

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.

The Public is respectfully req iested to Notice thst, in consequence
of the unavo.dable C,O of the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE
for A.lterat o preparatory to the

OPENING of the EQUENTRIAN SEASON,
On MONDAY, Dea-imber 21st,
The Prices of Admission at that Establishment will, as until on its
Closinz, ba to itioued, for this week ,nly, on the same scale at the
Theatre Kola , viz. : —Dress Bois, 33; Upper Boxes, 2s 61; Pit, Is
6d; Gallery, 61. z.,ee Jud Price :—Dress Boxes, 23; Side Boles, is 6d ;
Pit, is. 1 hi, arrangement will afford the opportunity of enabling all
Glasses of the Palo:id to visit the aconowl4clged Most E egaut The..t e
in Europe.

THIS EVENING (SATURDAY),
THE H UNGARIAN BAND,
who have acquired so great a popnlriti in Liverpool, with their cele-
brated Chief cr (h•chestre, HERR BALOZDY wili ippear at this
Theatre.
The t;vening'a Performance will commence with the Comedy of
DELICATE GROUND ;
After Maid', Part the Fret of the CONCERT,,by the Hungarian Band,

PROG LtAMSIE.
Overture.—" Fra Clank)" .
Engli,,h."— I. "Bobbing Arolnd." 2. Min-
nie." 3 • Greenwich Hill." 4. "Polly, won't you
try me, oh ?" 5. '• Red, white, and blue." With Soles
for F1u;:;e1 Horn and Clarionette, newly uompoied by—Kalozdy.
Ballad —" Sweet Bud a ise." Miss OLIVER ..... . .
Solo.—" Flugei limn," on a'rs from ' Sonuarabula." Bolin.

M. BSSNAK,

-Cavatina.—" Nabnco." .
To be fo.lo wed by the Interlude of
DOIN THE HANSOM I
Part Fecend of the COYCERT, by the Hungarian Bind.
Overture.—' Z ,mpa."
Quadrille.— • vonny Scotland," with valations for Clario-
nette ani Flugel Horn.
Balad.—" No home like my own." Mica L1VE5......
Echo Dnett.—•' Sounds from H0me.•....
Selection.—" Il Trovatore," new,y arranged by............. Kalozdy.
march. -" flongvoise.".. ............... ••

The THFATRE ROYAL will open for the Season on SATURDAY.
the 26th December, when will be produced a New Grand Local
Comic Christunii PA..NTuMISIE, entitled
HARLEQUIN
AND
PUSS IN BOOTS,
Written by the author of the celebrated ; iverpoul Pantomimes, that
have obtained, at tail Theatre, so disinguished a reputation for their
popularity.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.

Manager, Mr. W. P. Copeland.

MR. WILLIAM COOKE,
Proprietor arid Mao Flex of Astley's Royal Acaphi-
thevre, Lonan, respectfully announces that he purposes giving

A SERIES eF.
EQUES TRIAN PERF ORMA NCE S

In the LOYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Liverpool,
For SIX WEEKS only,
Commencing on MONDAY. December 27, 1857.

The 'rest resources of his Colossal Estabishment will amble him
to bring fo:warti an array of Talent, both English and Continental
that will &I a; them st B elt.Li AN I' DISPLAYS OF EQUIrAIIuN
Mr given in that Elegant EsiabliAment.

11101tNING PERFORMANCES
Will b 3 given
On THCRiDAY, Dcc. 24tn, ♦ND SATURDAY DEC. 26Ta.
To commence at Two o'Clock.

PRINCIPAL MITISTES.
Mr. FRANK PASTER, the hem fir. i•EaKR, the Flying Vol-
of the American Arna. • tiguer.
The Brothers murolit • SON, the Easter W. GEE, Double-Horse
flr.t Glraiiaatie Artistes of tile Rider.
day. d'lle BLANCHE, Leaping Act
Herr CH I?ISTOFF, the greatest and Character Rider.
Tight-rope Artiste of the pre JENNIE, Leaping Act
aent age. and Scarf Rider.
Mr. WALKER, the Renowned La Petite MARIE and L'Enfant
Slack-rope Vats ter. L UIS. Double Act Riders.
ABDaLLA ON, the Arc.• Madame MELLILOS, Leaping Act
Clown and Trampolloht. and Character Rider.
Signor R USsIt,LI and Family. Moos, ME LLILOS.
Mr. MITCHELL, Sh ikiperean Hons. AG SI.
Clown. Jtadame AG USSI.
Mr. ADAMS, the Buffoon of the Mons. GUILIOAIE.
Circle. Mr. WILLIAM COOKE, Jun.
Mr. J. GEE,the Lion Horseman.

On Morroxx Next, 21st instant, and during the Week,
PILO° ZAMM 6.—PA ST FM?.

Mr. JOSEPH GEE and Mad'ile JENS tE in their admired Act of

.. FLO.aix and ZEPHYR.
Signor RUSSIL LI and Pupil on LA PERCHE.
Master W. G the Meltonian Life on the Turf,
Mad'lle BLANCHE, the admired Female Equestrienne, In

LEES sAUT3 DES 03JETS.

A Pantomimic Sketch, The COUNT and C(,UNTESS L'AMOUR
a Eintdred Yearn' ago ! by La Petite bIA:.IE and L'J•.nfanl
LOUT, rE NIE.
The First Viait to the Riding Szhool, by ADAMS, the Clown,
The Renowned Brothers LW I CRINS,N, in their popular
Dl AWING-ROOll ENITRTAINXIENC.

Mr. WM. COOKE, Jun., Pupil of Monsieur B ocher, Paris, will
iatroducu his famous Horse EMPEROR, and put him through the
whole of the Evautions of the HAUTE Ec.OLE.
An interval of Fifteen Minutes between the
• Fast and Second Parts.

PART SBCOND.

Herr C aRIST 31T, the gri:iatest T4ht-rops Artiste Id the World.
The,feats of this accomplished performer are indescribable, excelling
n every :gat hitherto attempted, and in fact are of so surprising
nature as to defy all competi.ion.

Madame MELLILOS will appear as tit! FORTUNE TELLER,'
ber celebrated Character Act.

Mr. W. COORE in order to pace before the Public of Liverpool
an artiste of celebr ty, has eng,ged, at a great ex, ease, the highly
renowned American Eque4tiian,

FRANK PASTOR,

Acknowledged by his conutrytnen the greatest rider that' ever
appeared in the United States.

Mr. W. COOKF, Jun., rill exhibit the extraordinary docility of
his Lillivntim Pony, YOUNG ROBIN GREY. Amonat the
numerous feats this Pony will execute, he will walk several times
round the arena on hi, hind legs.
LA LUTTE; or, CATCH ME WHO CAN, by several of the
• • • --

principal Dlembers of the Company.

Mr. WALKER, on the CORDE VOLANTE.
A GRANO ENTREE by EIG r LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
arranged and prodmed by Mr. W. COOKE, Jan.
The whole of the arrangements under the Direction of
Mr. WM. COOKE, Jan.

Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances cOmmenc .1 at
Eleven o'clocN precisely.
Admission— Drees Boxes, 3s ; Fide Boxes, 2s Gd ; Pit, Is 6d ; G 1-
lery, 6d. Second Pr,ce —Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, is 6d ; 1 it, Is.
The Box office is open front Ten till i'hree o'clock daily, for securing
/teats In the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had under the of Mr 6huttleworth. Children in arms
will not be admitted.

T. GEORGE'S HALI,.

ORGAN PERFORMANCES
Will be given by the Organist,
MR. W. T. BE ST,
EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY.
Saturday Afternoon
Th r:d,y I vening
Admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d; Thursday Evening, 3d.
The Concert lasts one hour.
Doors open half an hour before the performance.