The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-22 00:00:00

Gc-•Gl ...., - i ?. /d. ,Vdc&-e„ ? evi/7/ (a/ed7;f2,- I ,fasbions. - 71 t t .0 MESDAMES SAMBROOK AND WEARY R ESPECTFULLY inform the Ladies of Liverpool and I.L the Neighbourhood that they are just returned from Paris with a great variety of NOVELTIES suited for the present Season, which they,wittliav e ready for Inspection o❑ THURSDAY next, the 29th instant. 112, DUKE-STRVE7, April 22, 1845. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET OUSE, ' FASHIONABLE BONNET WARM 2, CHURCH-STREET. THE MISSES DAVIi•.S hav e g re a t pl easure i n in forming their Friends and the Ladies of L'verpool of Miss J. DAvms's return from London with a large Assortment of every description of Plain and Fancy STRAW BONNETS, together with CHILDREN'S BONNETzi in all s , zes and quality, selected from the first hon=es in the trade. Also, Drawn, Fancy, Sits - , Regal, and every fashion able variety in MILLINERY. BONN E,TS, with a well assorted Stock of FRENCH RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, &c., which they purpose having ready for inspection on THURSDAY next, the 24th instant. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1845. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP DRESS SILKS, SATINS, &c., AT 58. BOLD• STREET. JOHN LANGDALE having purchased at a very great discount the following Lots well worthy the attention of the Public :- 96 Pieces Rich Dress, Striped and Checked Silks, at 2s. Id. per yard, worth 2s. 9d. per yard. 75 Pieces Rich Brocade, Striped and Checked, 2s 74d, usual price 3s. 6d. 50 Pieces Richest Brocade, from 3s. Gd. per yard. 40 Pieces Colodied Grecian Satinet, from 3s. ld. per yard. 1,000 French Muslin Dresses, all at Bs. 6d. per Dress, the full length. 800 Musli❑ de Laines, at Bs. Gd. the full Dress, worth 17s. Gd. per Dress. 2,000 French Barege and Paisley Cashmere Shawls, from 7s. 6d. to 10 Guineas each. £lOOO worth of Richest French Bonnet Ribbons, asto nishingly cheap. 58, Bold-street, 15th April, 1845. MAGNIFICENT NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS SILKS, SATINS, CASHII4ERES, DR LAINES, BAREGE, FRENCH MUSLINS, SHAWLS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, FOREIGN AND BRITISH LACES, EMBROIDERINGS, PARASOLS, FLOWERS, &c., AT EXTREMELY MODE SATE PRICES, 58, BOLD-STREET, J OHN LANGDALE. h av i ng returne d f rom L on d on, the celebrated Rendezvous of Fashion. begs to an nounce that his Stock in every department is complete with a profusion of the richest and most superb novelties it has ever been his good fortune to secure for the approval of the Nob lity and Gentry of Liverpool and Cheshire, he being determined to offer every Article of the best manu facture and very newest Fashion at all times for the small est possible profit on the original cost, which cannot fail to add to the high renown for which his establishment has been so long distinguished. 58, Bold-street, 15th April, 1815. STRAW AND MILLINERY BONNETS, 16, BOLD-STREET', OPPOSITE THE LYCEUM. ATT G. MORRIS respectfully informs the Ladies of VIY • Liverpool that he has returned from th London, Luton, and Dunstable Markets, where be has purchased largely in Ladies' and Children's BONNETS ; and, having had thirteen years' experience in the Trade, he can confidently recommend his, STOCK to the notice of the Public as being in quality - equal, if not superior, to any in the Town, and inPrices defies competition An experierrced SALESWOMAN WANTED for the BONNET DEPARTMENT. 9 . „ '''- - Eit po ~ L IAT 4 4 ilth 40 the and c 0t , , , , i ritN ,lye '„ h par, AN D. _ e ro r tie e IF ÜbIsISje•KOYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUA.RE. ito -41 144,,rari s Pt LE NORMAND DEL'OSIER, of . .. 1 ,- . , • le Pr es r i f n r o togireestr),;lAl the honou r to announce to the Nobility •' .. t i ll e • . , at 1) ,.... a the s j 1,,,,:r,,,, e. , Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he is about .- ii,. , t ,- irs ~ 010 1 3 ti.lt kn fi g: r i tePresentatio ns of ~. , - 4-e- . 'N 4- ' hat I . bB to:r ii ► fit,,tia*s,`'` ADMIRED FRENCII OPERAS, .. n o ~ 1.'4-' ' J . • tr ' . -10 '.1: 1 e s A b r Y e ; de rf o ; foliioN,in,k,r,,t-hraete.,and efficient Company, commencing on __ ___...- _ no 9 0 , No s th May next, under the Patronage of the i feel i tall A 4 entlemen .— -,„ -,„ irt j O N 1 Th e vv. •L. , , the ,ay4iaao- n r, t ) .spi pa ,, ~,.., orsuipnu I.IIATOR, AND GENERAL COMA a „,t,,, , 1/41),,,,,,,,,, Esq '' Adam Gladstone, Esq., w e ' lace 'eV 41 1 ,7 1 300 r0 '5q• Benjamin H. Jones, Esq. ______ ___ I , lv P t ete 4 oi e p ' ' t ies r , iIL - ‘Ol, ,t ' - sq., John B. Lloyd, Esq.. —HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, !Rl 1 aelj Lest D, sq Thomas Moss, Esq., erP° ° 'ass' peph e'arte, E'su. dation rag o # o Attt s T' Ewan C ...''''' W. Nevett, Esq., _ _ _ hirila Th et GI .., ' .s l l, H. Perkins, Esq. ----- -- 1 t ii tOd A r ti lit ,e k a , austone,Es q , No. 1188.] TUESDAY, API . ,out., is r o l 1,,,. se h as "'igP' has the high satisfaction to announce, ere ! al ''se,h,d,:_w!th considerable difficulty and at a great ex ::onces ~,,i , pl e . c: ,,„„,„,, ,, „ .=-.....-............,--...........- 5 ‘4 ,, ea the celebrated , p l a ce 'V , (4. 0 N e in, th e A M ONSIEUR DUPREZ inten d t° c tei ? i° THE most superb Assortment of VESTINGS in PORTER! PORTER. RTER 1 ! PORTER !1 ! 5 8 i lli Wi t tin t° nadenaie Royale de Musi ue of Paris) A Liverpool at 110, BOLD-STRE,ET. GUINNESS'S DUBLIN PORTER, 2s. 6d. per Dozen il waY ollieg . o ii` 4 l. an engagement to appear during q the month DAWBARN...A - ND DAVIS, ['he t ‘ boo' o i iNsi. ~., TAILORWAND DRAPERS. Pints. DITTO DITTO, 4s. 6d. per Dozen [fro.' 1 0 , J , It er 4 ' ou p .. .., v ,, go l d', 4144 , , Pool audio ez will make his first appearance before -- - ___.....---- Quarts. . i.i ,ot : 4 1 40 _111 Q,,,„nce in his celebrated characters of Ar- GEORGE BOOTH, A T J. WR I GGIASVVORTH'S ;galligotfdi :loop , ;`" aurae Tell and Edgard in Lucia de Lam i ) 4 rd 4 The rec ° l , l2_ , osed TAILOR AND DRAPER, then , 1 ,11 expressly' for him, and in which he (Eight years Foreman to Mr. Manson, Bold-street,) WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER STORES, 00l ~i ite i .or er „. '‘,. In London with such rapturous applause. 101 EGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has 62, BROWNLOW- HILL. on' geld oilo Pany is so ) the d? 1 ,14 w ingpa 0,,_ organized as to be able to perform -EP just entered upon the Premises, Bottles charged Is. 6d. per Dozen until returned. pas se . cof e j 4,4 Da dil t rya s: ...... 62, H ANOVER-STREET, to al e aiV i te ;sble Br.. ' °l e, Le Domino Noir, two doors from Bold-atreet, where lie intends conducting .90, BOLD-STREET. - ner- da r 4r' , ...och e , Le Postilion de Lonjumeau, the above Business in all its branches. r , DOPER and EDWARDS beg to announce to the yoll,owoo imtrip a ' 4 . Clerc s , led Tad 3 O, , Les Diamants dela Couronne, G. B. has just returned from London, where he has k.J Ladies of Liverpool and the neighbourhood, that - does wee d - tie c' 4ll c6e Richard Coeur de Lion, selected GOODS for tile - ensuing Season from the first they intend OPENING the above Premises on or about e t h a l . ILe Clieval de Bronze, Houses in the West_Eiid, and I.e pledges limself that the the 28th instant, with an entire don e •pco°, 4 ; t eo tery e t. is as it PF, 4 4 k ti atte nt i o , ILe Nouveau Seigneur. utmost attention shall be devoted to the orders of those NEW STOCK OF SILK MERCERY, o f is in '' l pl + °0 o f t ,_ n h as been paid to the cleanliness and who may favour him with their patronage. a general Assortment of g so ) d e; titl e ' to N,,b,,,n Theatre, and to the arrangement of the - MOURNING, . 0 0 1, ,b, S ea backs will be affixed. HOSIERY, GLOVES, HABERDASHERY, &e., o reli. b il e t, ,„: l 000t W l iue took'asbo Tickets, transferable, £3 3s. ETONNANTE RESEMBLANISE DE SA MAJ ESTE, niin el y , olstisn'a,.44Bt QS_9bscripiion is now to be seen at Mr. Rich Wide Black Sating, The best make in Irish Linen, VICTORIA, REINE D' ANGLETERRE. j aIY ,„0 jet o .ol th e o 'a, , b . on, Church -street, and will continue F. CLARK E, of the PARISIAN DEPOT, 77, 20. inch Ditto, -. Barnsley and Scotch Sheet ..reco• i e a th e 284.0. n instant. A Ballot for Seats will take T Church -street, Black Grecian Satins, ing, a), • t,nurch-street, announces his return from Paris, oP. k i Hon er „ h instant, at Three o'clock, at the Office Black Satinetts Damask Table Cloths, Ittx " el4/P.- L i be . h i a ,, tik gu Y ild S i e n c g r s etary, Mr. J. S. KLWLEY No. 1, where he has procured 600 exact LIKENESSES of her MAJESTY wrought in Satin, (a wonderful Work of Wide Black Moiree, ' Diaper and Huckabacks, in and the remainder of the Seats Ditto, Stripe and Fancy, all widths, 'l P l ioa PPr oPriat e d Art,) published at 3s. Gd. each, which he can offer for o'S • , subsequently, by priority of Sub- Is. 12 Cartoons of French FLOWERS, 44r1 61. and • 1 1 Coloured Grecian Satins, Dowlases and Glass Cloths, OCI S llo ? . 35., and 3s. 9d.' ; Children's - at Is. A large Assortment Cheap Do., in great variety, scription, c ot "1.L4 5 ,,,,„ IRISH EVENINGS.BIack Cashmeres and Para-Scotch Mullins, of Fancy and Rice Stra4 BONNETS, in the Fashionable 11 A ..,,,, B_Ly ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE- matte, Crapes, end all Muslin Trimmings, the e t ° o o ON P R Shapes, with a great Display of New Millinery. !a nod 4h a Wax STREET. PARISIAN DEPOT, Goods for Family Mourn- Muslin Collars, pcl if 04 3 th e is next, the 25th instant, Mr. LOVER 77, CHURCH-STREET. ing, Best quality in Cotton Hose, tie, ' e l 6 a rob, EN,..l l 9r,Lour to announce that be will give his 1 an bl °9 l) N ' o r . P OLig et ,, T AINMENTS, entitled " PADDY'S PITT. STREET DY EWO RK. „ De Laines Hose, or , ( t or " „6' v t oot;q et. i , s `;',, (lately opened with public approval at A LEXANDER BRAIK, SILK AND WOOLLEN Welsh r , Calicoes . and Muslins Gloves, Ribbons, . s; a o Fl eur) al oe nitt sketches k, 0 nee r t Room Hanover s uare London, and English Flannels, Parasols and Umbrellas, ?a, 004 0,, .4ti t i of National ,- , - 9 , LI DYER, 11, PITT -STREET, LIVERPOOL, begs to the . r o h t , a , en s . v . Character, Legends, end a general Assortment of Haberdashery. to 1 4.) scot. ~.orth aucL-Melody of Ireland, and his return his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends for . . . The Areal . superiority of the ready-money over the old ; `Done fr i Ftved sY of " N!,,w Potatoes." the great and steady support which he has enjoyed in M ite I set acs,' -e 3 connexion with the above Work for the last forty years, mode of conducting business, for high profit and long cre- i ICr °l- 44 4t o, B ' Pro ~,. 8 . ; Back Seats, 2s. ; Gallery, ls. and to state, that, fully sensible of the value of such pa- dit,.is so evident, that they intend adopting the plan of 1 tr otri o ati iiliir eI i o '' anu nes, and Books of the Songs to be tronage, he has used the greatest caution in the appoint- selling for present payment only ; and they bee to appeal 1 a,, s n , bib .A T , ;)5. 5 .,‘• and the rincipal Music Warehouses meat of an experienced practical Dyer as his Successor. to the prudent and discerning part of the Public to make I n e ,,1095 1 ii,ltt''W iikM AT ER Willal so L , . a fair comparison of their Guods, in quality and price, ot , a pi eid , N A NH TE RTA _ ,i ..ave the honour of g.ving He has now the pleasure of introducing to them Mr. or, led 1484 E A 0 MONDAY ENT at the TOWNHALL, DAVID MILNE, to a horn he has granted a Lease of being confident that the only safe principle of trade is ta I co. e t, at, ,on EVENING next, the the above extensive Premises, and, from the great experi- buy the best Goods, wherever they are to be met with, at ' a r; fi l io i t 0 ence which Mr. Milne has had of the Business in all its the lowest price. 1 lose d e( l ' 4 YAL A ii ,,,,, ,, issi,,G„,„issEMßLy_RooM S, branches, (be having, for the last - ailteen years, been B -ld-street, Bth April, 1845. 1 tt 441 ,,, tAc1i a GEORGE-STREET. engaged in some of the mosKrespectable Dyeworks in NEW - London, Manchester, and_i(Scotland,) he has the greatest a itT the is ~ espectfully announces to ber Friends heing , '41,, 8I th e rublic, that she intends ivingvaECN(I)NNG- confidece in this arr'arriment proving satisfactory. ROBERTSON arid MASON ' - ',,.d f' de or ~`Mh ;,, 10,-,,,,,. „ Articles having beer( left at this Work must be removed ii to $ p o i )! I l l ay alit: a - - • t‘oorn s, on WEDNESDAY respectfully invite Public attention to their New Stock of It „ s c ir reo4 4th.tatlft:jeirtisnecit, I (in_s.tead .of Monday, the 28th, as previ.: within one month from this date. SHAWLS, PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, DAVID MILNE trusts, that, from the engagements tl l ot or kiN, uowi,N'ir on which occasion she will be assisted CACHMER.ES, DE LAINES, ii of e t i Lt l'Or r ~,,(ibalists :.-- he has had in some of the most respectable Dyeworks in AND P .1 6 ACH , ' J"iss MAY SWAIN, Mr. RYALLS, England and Scotland, he is warranted in respectfully GENERAL SILK MERCERY AND LINEN n soliciting a continuance . of the liberal patronage so long J ilf err , i ar, ,i. fro soliciting the Southampton and Winchest er DßAPEßY, the P aol' ii/srot, Conceve-r and bestowed on his predecessor, Mr. Braik. This he will • Which for SELECTION, QUALITY, and PRICE, is Churl . rb t o 4, ~, Rs, h , . anxiously endeavour to merit by the closest personal so-w oavill play a Solo on the Violon-surpassed by no House in the Trade. Is ri o s , 1 / 4 li• V .- cello. perintendence, and by employing only most experienced FAMI E I # 9;IOI7RNING A defe c i elh e e t ts t o ii,LE_WIS will preside at the Piano-forte. Workmen. Ile has much pleasure in stating, that, in AND ;alt o r 001 1 41 :41 1 d , ,i'ethltdody.of.the Room, 4s. ; Gallery, 2s. 6d., Cleaning or Dyeing Noreen or Damask Curtains, he is FUNERA- S FURNISHED ;ar enabled to obviate the strong objection of Shrinking so • , or, i i a k 9o 4 0 40 7, lii el e d Pnbcip 11 Music Shops, and of Miss with the best description of Goods, and on the most 1 NI often urged, and returns them at their original length ; .„ ci r „pp/ hi/l it Pel let! . • street, Evertor. and, as there is a powerful Hydraulic Press on the pre- economical terms, for Ready-money. re -" t en I‘; ) %i ti , l i t ar e ,. at Half -past Sel f 4 is e i,, even, Concert to commence mises, he has also a great advaht tge in Watering Moreen ROBERTSON and MASON, 5 , OLD HAYMARKET. OP i t ' oft he' • and Sarsnet 00 110 00 . F ords, 6sl. each, may be had at the WANTED, TWO ASSISTANTS. SILK, WOOLLEN, and COTTON FABRICS of o isY R 0 - L - .. 1 ,7 - A, 1, --____ _ , g iq kt o , Gn e ~,A,,,s ROO M S, charges, which are fixed by rule hitherto found to meet JOHN CRIPPS, SHAWL MANUFACTURER AND 1M ;,.0%,,e ,_C s A NSF6V . „G,EORGE-STREET. with general approval. PORTER, 48. BOLD-WM WPT ic nn.n. L.:.‘.. .-. —a on It 0 Y _ - AL i , ASSEMBLY -ROOMS , NGn"'lir GEORGE-STREET. p h SP , 41. 1 oRD has the honour to announce (BY 114 1114 ENT ERTAINMENTS ON GIPSY tv, x , CHARACTER of M -e g th ONDAY: e i—e an— FRIDAY, 1 1,7%4 I, Nt s „, next,.at Eight o'clock, Q,„: 1 101 1: , o .AY Moto/me, ith May, at Two o'clock. ,"'eser!el Seat., 2s. 6d. ; Second atto, 11e..6114385: Tickets and Programmes to be had at SHAWLS. J OHN CRIPPS, S HAWL M ANUFACTURER AND IM PORTER, 48, BOLD -STREET, is now making a grand display of SPRING FASHIONS, comprising a vast Assemblage of rich and costly Foreign Long and Square CASHMERE SHAWLS, from Four to Thirty Guineas each; besides an immense Variety of Paisley, Edinburgh, and Norwich Shawls, from One to Three Guineas ; and a collection of New Shapes in Mantelets, Cazzovikas, Scarfs, &c., unequalled in exterlantraeapness. The system recently adopWr, of marking but a small profit on all goods, and in - plain figures, from which no deviation is ever made; will be trictly adhered to, he having found it successful in gaining the confidence of Purchasers and a greatly increased patronage. . _ NOTICE. THOMAS WILSON AND SONS' FUNERAL ESTAB-EISHMENT, 82, B9,I,,Ef:STREET, FORMERLY OF DUKE-STREET. 11 ,, S. 10 . 1111,1 M 1 = 1 • 1 1111.111111111101111111. 9 1,. 1, EXTRAORDINARY TRIUMPH 00 NEW STOCK OVER OLD. SATURDAY EVENING 414iag01.;?//) NEL I ZN C -, (4 REET, HALL, - ° ll WITH THE NORTHERN MECHANICS' k kttYr lt ti RUSSELL, celebrsted Vocalist, k V I /1 1'hPsti k ill o 'ea, will appear on SATURDAY next, ~Dpsis' 41)4i next, April 29, SAMUEL LOVER, O'S p ei ' b 4 NEW ENTERTAINMENT entitled p`IIIIII6IAT FO LI t_ t nfest s 4 Y, May 3, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, e t or o f . .. ,10 ention, has handvorne'y consented tikNelutooela°, READINGS and RECITATIONS, tlt tol.lll . gl } ns, and Impassioned. 11t i ! P at AY, Nifty 10, JOHN SMITH, Esq. , 181.1 "„, 1 1 ,,, r( 1n5, has kindly and liberally consented to 015e3141-4„ular LECTURE on IRISH WIT and k.AT U EEIS. 4 .. N. (ir 6'4E, the celebrated Pianist, has been en- Pia,13,1 ller t ' a ; Reserved G a ll er y, I s . D oors nd to commence at Eight o'clock. THE most magnificent Display of FOREIGN SHAWLS, of the French and India Schools, ever offered to the Ladies of Liverpool alid Cheshire, is now ready for inspection at LA SUWLIME PORTE, 104: BOLD-STREET. A SPLENDID Lot of SHAWLS, to be CLEARED OUT IMMEDIATELY, At the following Low Prices :- 371 Paisley Cashmere, for Young Ladies . ..... 20s. 50 Ditto. Ditto 255. 179 Beautiful White Grounds 84 Ditto Ditto 533 Real Cashmere, a really splendid lot 406 Ditto, very rich sos. 200 Ditto, (worth Five Guineas) 70 Long Shawls, full sized 30s. 50 Ditto, Ditto 253 Ditto, Ditto, splendid designs N.B.—A beautiful lot of Fashionable MANTLES, at equally Low Prices. r d for ,ed W. D. SCURFIELD most respectfully invites public attention to his sph-ndin STOCK of the above beautiful and fashionable Productions, at Prices hitherto unknown in this Country. rO5 'd appal k ; to; i ottl e ! s i, di o a g en eOP hire Sage or , of 3tio, Having entered into arrangements with several eminent Houses in PARIS for their richest French and India Shawls, at a reduced rate of Duty, he is enabled to offer Goods for C.l SH on the following Terms : India Shawls . French Ditto 4os. to 7 Guineas. British Ditto.. La Sublime Porte Shawl Warehouse, 104, Bold-street. W. D. SCURFIELD, Proprietor. NOTE THE ADDRESS :- MAISON DE LYON, 48, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor. C. c er,o bie 8 W I oor 'VI ,, r,71,' A/i4,S„LITE COAT HOSPITAL. th e ?ti . ""'LL has much pleasure in announcing to b''' ) w .t P hi; en ds of the BLUE COAT HOSPITAL, i l e t i, tl(l44 tl; 4e n u i f Livernool generally, that he ha just h i yl,, tr llld per`rtliCi TURE of the BOARD ROOMS and, , 1 0 ( 1 , ett, he . Ssion ot the Committee , o . f the Lyceum , k ) ' 44 . 1 NOW EXHIBITINO It, for a limited Vle., "" b • to, 1 , ' a llY, from Ten,ttriCo'clock. N.1C1.4,, Free /O m i ss i on. . le 't at t r'' of the HUNT will U 3 ,1, ,e same time. ' I°I, D-STREET. t tilt II & 0:34 ANOTHER WEEK, A woN,- TIEING REMOVED TO LONDON. MUMMY ,/' "ERFUL ICHABOE l'i i. ~, i(1 ‘ S'll 'e IN NO DPI JOHN-STREET, 4l itt l ,, c kv„ -.4 4 ,9 -.. .11. Or LORD-STREET. ''• ; after Six o'clock in the Evening, 3d. CUSTOM-HOUSE SEIZURE OF MAGNIFICENT .AND VERY BEAUTIFULLY ad tb e vii 4 - do/4 .1 JY ~r. s u pto t 00 'X 00 . 1? ;ill C , 1 ,5 0 1 J. ro 9' too E MBROIDERED FRENCH SHAWLS, SEIZED BY HER MAJESTY'S OFFICERS OF CUSTOMS. AND SOLD FOR DUTIES PAYABLE TO THE CROWN. L -1 S. TUTON informs the Public that he has Pur 12A • chased the above-mentioned SH AWLS, which, for Style and Quality, are very t,utrelior, manufactured at Rouen, and nearly covered th EMBROIDERY 10 varied COLOURED SILKS of th ost delightful hue=, with deep FRINGES of CRIMP SILK, and each Two YARDS SQUARE. These Splendid Shawls are now offered for Public In spection tili]m p l ',9l9GY, WITH MUSICAL to i 4 1 1 k le e g alILT,;,u , NEWINGTON. ~tt 0111,4111 v ,`JIN (from Edinburgh), who has so 'B o,Nll‘Zrespg, L'ectured on three previous Evenings th o rable and delighted audience, will deli k,ll,,th, ah Seie ll a ce, I , : COURSE of LECTURES on the mei 4 s —ls EVENING the 22d, THuIsDAY, '' t tt ell "URDAy 6 ,4 he h ~ Evening next, the 26th instant. 1.1%;: t th e !,a(ls L- I r tn . onstr . at•ons will be given by exa -44t th e k;ra t i uti f sons the room, H. read h). th :o t ,„ s rom a book, the dispositions, "L e voice of, and the talents pos ^gaO„l t e tax,r t e ourse of ea c h E ven i ng , tt'eo t subienit. 1'; HAMILTON (from Scotland) will wi l` . by singing a variety of Scottish ,vti, ll be " My Ain Fireside," " The %.(,,, p i _ 5h r , 4 ,., Wha would not fight for Prince N: 4 op "°- for ' t u e auld acquaintance be forgot." tt A tti at ti • • .......... Mr. Saunders. 01, dtn ssi 411- Past Seven and commence at Eight ~4 , 4 l tt eet 6 d• Reserved Seats, ls. tl In attendance at her residence, 36, lOf eh 10 a 5 11 6 ara • . top.m., to give private deve 4. g '• ete r h • • f h 1 00 1, vi r i tte • lint, nit examination ot e sketch, 2s. 6d. ; minute analysis, ttit4 at i) :Fted Liver"ber Toung Lady will make her first Pool, if possible, on this evening. P e ll' I,4tei,4I4tVP,NIiOLLEGIATE INSTITUTION. it IY,IAIiT ,"G. (Tuesday,) the 22d instant, Dr i,%4ltre. ,v--1„1, Secretary of the Musical Antiquaria n 11 4 ' 1:1 on tOie,ornrnence a COURSE of SIX LEC (Ik4 4 ,,!1 . ‘ , l ll -7.`"ItOGRESS OF MUSIC IN ENG l'hi7e%:lve Alexe,ANIL ILLUSTRATI KS by Miss SToTT. 1i6,„11,1 r, , s x..i, ori , q .• nyALL r. ARMSTRONG, and t . ll, ie 41.100,t: Flan orte : Dr. RIMBAULT. Olt nith Q 4 I . '''. f „ "/„ , ytv ek tl 1 --Intro ctory observations upon the l'l p 's 't I‘l4sig.?-ax F —Part Music of the Thirteenth 4 Oh IR 'sPi. c 41 a Monasteries —The earliest Na (he t lrt 4t11,-..j,°0 B of Melody — TheMinstrels—Henry 41 'Y''' 'illee ' The Earl 6ti „ F r Henry's Love of Mum— "' P.l. "roates Sot -" Part Music anterior to ' za beth. 'g s 'ILLUSTRATIONS : YO,t„kitt,,,,, 1, k q " \ i , O t , "i'r is i Date. k N , , h ris eomen in I t ) i @ ° 0-1. Y "g went t o 4 „\ , , l ow shall h av forth to Normandy" 1415 So c,,,, ~, thy h orn e toy Faire Ladve" . l4BO q , 0 4 e th r , -r ne• Hunter" . 1 1 ' 4 set v e e ' .. 5, ,, t). i f , 01..11 , in _ 00 . , ... Sir Thos. Phil/yps 1490 gt, N G.,,, t1 th at y g d cocnanie. Hen , yVIII. tt,tl4‘, I, goili did love".. Earl of Surrey. P_ N,, , I ;T r! b gto roy lonely bed" t.1 1 , e eoldi er •• • • _Richard Edwardes said to jot.hrr,e,, a Q • • John Dygon Prior, if 1., 41 of Canterbury. 4 all burnished" 44 t The celot du Lake" (4 4% 4 '7 flower of Northumberland". Q °l The B oar ' s Head Carol" ... I l'tl 4 -EA R ADMIS . SioN V. Cornish. , 51.• QenirRMINIATING 31ST DEC., 1815 I, 4 tt 61rif b. e men, .£1 lls. 6d. Ladies, £0 16s, “ L et itt o , 0 16s. Od. Ladies, X 0 Bs. 1 0r, t1, 3:Y, Is. Z--Lovrer Gallery and Body, 2s. Gd. Nt.:lllltort'lln4beenppoPaetn4daiaft Seven o ' clock , and the Pe4l ,ls j i k G REG.° precisely. Secretary. ' 4 Prit, 1845. T. B. HAY WARD ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of his Friends It and the Public to a choice assortment of superfine CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, AND VES I INGS, Suilable for Spring and Summer Wear. . . In doing this, he hopes to be excus - afor not professing to sell 20 or 40 per cent. below his neighpours, as it is equally repugnant to hisXwn feelings and to common sense to suppose that auf man can, or will, in fact, fulfil such professions. He thinks his Friends and the Public will be quite satisfied when he assures them that he will supply them with a good aricle at as cheap a rate as can be had at any other respectable house in town. He has only to add, that a , though not an enemy to fair and honourable competition, his experience for nearly thirty years enables him confidently to affirm that in all cases where extremely low prices are quoted, extremely low qualities can alone be furnished ; but in all articles of sterling value, the purchaser, to his cost, discovers that he has to pay in all case, equal, in many above, the rates of established and respectable houses. Mr. H. requests the attention of his friends to a n'w and beautiful article (Waterproof) for light SUMMER WRAPPERS. No. 50, BOLD-STREET, APRIL, 1845 REMOVAL MESSRS. MACLURE, MACDONALD, and MACGREGOR, LITEOGRAP TIERS, TT AVE REMOVED to 18,—FENWICK-SREET, 11. corner of Brunswick-,slieeet, and are now enabled to carry o❑ every branch opfheir business in the most com plete and extensive manner. 18, FENWICK-STREET, CORNER OF BRUNSWICK-STLEET, LIVERPOOL. 7th April. 1845. TO THE PUBLIC TAPIOCA. AVING Purchased largely of this Article, and being 1. 1 desirous to place it within the.reach of all Classes, 1 am now enabled to supply a . ,,rrally good quality at Four pence tier Pound, in any quantities. C. A. TATE. 16 Sr 17, GREAT ORG E- PLACE, Liverpool; April 14, 1845. FRY'S HOMCEOPATHIC COCOA MITE increased demand for HOM (EOPATH IC% COCOA, from being particularly recommended by that portion of the Medical profession, has induct d JOHN BEYNON to apply to J. S. Fry and Sens, Bri,tol, for a supply o their preparation of that article, which, from tl • highest st•.te of perfection, entirely devoid of any quality which would in the slightest degree counteract the effect of the Floa,ceopathic Meili , ines,. and possessing' in an eminent degree those properti of mildness and nutrition for which their articles ha .eon so long celebrated ; he has also constantly on e Fry's celebrated SOLUBLE COCOA ; Churchoyi I's and other CHOCOLATES ; also, constantly on sale, Hale's superb COMPOSITE CANDLES, 100. per Pound. OBSERVE ! JOHN BEYNON, GROCER AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 29, RANELAGH-STREET. STOCKDALE'S CELEBRATED CANDLES AND 01 L. ADAMANTINE CAN Is. 3d. per lb. (Superior to either Wax or Sperm.) IMPERIAL D1TT0...... COMPOSITE DITTO. IMPERIAL LAMP OIL.. 4s. O. per gallon. SPERM DITTO is. 6d. „ THOMAS STOCKDALE and SON beg to call the a'tention of the Ptiblic to their justly celebrated CANDLES and OIL,/which are now brought to a state of p rfection unrivalled by any other Manufacturer. The ADAMANTINE CANDLES have acquired their high reputation from their superior excellence alone, and are now used by the most respectable families in the country, b'ing found superior to either Wax or Sperma ceti, at half the price, giving a most brilliant and steady light, and requiring no snuffing. Their IMPERIAL OIL (manufactured by themselves) is better adapted for burning in Lamps than either Sperm or any of the many Oils puffed off to public notice. and at two-thirds the price of the former. It is perfectly limpid, and pure as water, and free from any unpleasant smell, burning steadier, and with a greater brilliancy than any other Oil. Parties desirous of purchasing the above Candles or Oils, are respectfully informed that they may be ob tsined, WHOLESALE, at their Manufactory, BLACK STOCK-STREET, VAUXHALL -ROAD, LIVERPOOL; at their Warehouse, 77, FOUNTAIN -STREET, MANCHESTER ; or in any quantities from Mr. GEORGE BYFORD, 44, DALE. STREET, LIVERPOOL. t r ° ` s s o ; r ,rOP; fc,o t' s e 5 / ,0 0 ,i JO AT THE CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT, 62 8f 61, LORD-STREET. S. TUT o N, SILK MERCER, AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, LINEN GENERAL OUTFITTER DECIDED BARGAINS IN RICH BLACK SILKS, SATINS, CRAPES, &c. &c., Gd. to Is. PER YARD BELOW USUAL PRICES. THE GOODS saved f orn the recent fire at Messrs. Courtald, Taylor, and Co., Gutter-lane, Cheapside, London, were brought to the hammer by Toplis and Son, (Agents to the Sun Fire-ojfice,).on Wedne.iday, the 9th instant, when £34,000 worth of Black Goods, all of su perior character, were peremptorily sold. A large parcel of the abo7e, consisting of Black Lutestrings and Ducapas" . .... from Is 63-d to 2s Gd Ditto Barratheas and Ottgreans Ditto Satinetts and Grecian Satins...... 2s 51d to 5s 9d Ditto Crapes Ditto Best Aeroplianes Ditto Satin Shatsls . ARE THIS DAY OFFERED (Free of Damage) DECIDEDLY CHEAP, NV, MINTON'S, No. 40, BOLD-STREET. Not having been able to dispose of the Lease of the Premises, a select variety of New Goods is added, and will be Sold for Cash, on the principle of small prGfils and ()nick returns. The remainder of the Stock continues on Site, having undergone AN'I/THER GREAT REDUCTION. THE PREMISES TO LET. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PART NERSI iI P lately subsisting between us, the undersigned, JONATHAN BECKETT and JAMES CLEMENTS, as Ironmongers, at Liverpool. in the county of Lanca , ter, was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. Dated this sth day of April, 1845. JONATHAN BECKETT. JAMES CLEMENTS. In consequence of the abn solution, it is abso lutely necessary that the i ense STOCK on hand of IRONMONGERY, in ll its branches. consisting of / every Article in th urnishing, Building, Cabinet, Upholstery, and ev other department in which Iron morwery is used. should now he SOLD OFF, for READY MONEY, at a GREAT SACRIFICE, in order to imme diately settle the affairs of the late Partnership. All parties wanting anything in the above line will find this an opportunity to purchase on such terms as cannot fail to give sitisfaction. The whole of the Stock having been purchased betore the gr, at advance which has taken place on every article in the Ironmongery line, will now be sold, for cash, at the very low prices at which it was purchased. No. 62, BYROINI-STREET, LIVERPOOL OPPOSITE GREAT CROSSHALL-STREET J ONATHAN BECKETT embraces this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends for their very liberal pa'ronage during his CO PARTNERSHIP with Mr. CLEIVIENTS, and informs them and the Public generally; that he will cent nue the Business, as usual, and,hfpes, by moderate prices, strict attention, and punc6ality, to meet the same liberal support he has so long experienced. NOTICE TO INVENTORS Office for Patents of Inventions and Registrations of Designs, 14, Lincoln's Inn Melds. ____ THE Printed lIsiSTkUCTIONS gratis, and every in. formation upon the subject of PROTECTION for INVENTIONS, either by Letter Patent or tho Designs Art, may be had by applyinc personally. or by letter (prepaid) to Mr. ALEXANDER PRINCE, at the Office, 14, Lincoln's Inn Fields. !, JACKSON AND GLOVER, SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DYERS, CAL LENDERERS. HOT PRESSERS, s r FINISHERS, 93, CHURCH-STREET. LIVERPOOL. j J. JACKSON embraces this opportunity to return el • his sincere acknowledgments tohis numerous Friends and Patrons for their kind suypoit since his commence ment in Liverpool, and informs them that, in consequence of his large aid incresikifii business, he has taken into Partnership Mr. GLOVER, from London, where he has been carrying on the business of a SILK DYER and FI NISFIER for upwards of twenty years, and who is perfectly acquainted'alth all the late improvements in that art; and MESSRS. JACKSON AND GLOVER beg to say, that as they have great practical experience, first-rate Workmen and Machinery, wilt' every requisite and convenience for carrying on a large business, they are determined not to be excelled, either in brilliancy of co lour, finish, or moderate charges, by any House in the kingdom, and that all orders will be executed in a week at most. Silk and Worsted Damasks, Moreen and Chintz Furni ture, Silk and Satin Dresses, Canton Crape Shawls, and all other Goods connected with the Trade, CLEANED, DYED, and FINISHED. A moderate Scale of Prices to Hotel-keepers and to the Trade. BIRKENHEAD. kJTRANGERS and Families v i s i t i ng or res idi ng i n Birkenhead and Vicinity, a re respectfully informed that every article of PERFUMERY may be had genuine from the London Houses at JONES'S HAIR CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT, 23, CHESTER -STREET, Next door to the Gas and Water Office, Birkenhead, sole Agent for FIENDRIE'S Perfumery and Brushes. Gentlemen's Neck Cloths, Handkerchiefs, Opera Ties, and Patent Collars, from the well-known House of WELSH and MARGETSON. atanora ssomes ....., ONINUIIOII AnIIVV3 (INV S r iV)l.3.N.,' SURNATIIIaGNii do Jo ssamisna otp ApApnlax2 saeiasulato atipo; itt, V,RHILLS - 1710a `zB 'O!•I `SNOS GNIV NOOIM SVISIOH,L a. iv v SCIOOD AONVd SNIVOIIVEI liMMUnizaglimmgsm Eia;MliffiiM,WghgE;uaiiiE346lMW,D=.lmaammul WEBSTER'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE AND FRINGE MANUFACTORY, (OPPOSITE THE MUSIC-HALL,) 25, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE EXECUTORS of the late JAMES WEBSTER beg leave to intimate to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have added consider ably to their present Stock of CARPETINGS, DAMASKS, FLOOR-CLOTHS, and every other Article in the Furnishing Line, which they hope will be found nn inspection replete, in order to continue that support hitherto experienced. April ]9th, 1845. WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, as an APPREN TICE to the Business. BECKWITH HOUSE, 15 PARADISE STREET. LINEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, SHAWL, AND BONNET WAREHOUSE. ELLIOTT begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool el • and Cheshire that he has made extensive Purchases (FOR CASH) in the various markets for the Spring, and has been fortunate in meeting ,ith several large Lots of DE LAIN ES, PRINTS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS, and Gentlemen's SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, much under the Regular Prices. THE BONNET DEPARTMENT. Ladies paying a visit to this part of the Establishment will be gratified at its recherche - and ELEGANT VARIETY. J. E., being a Manufacturer, and connected with the leading houses in Dunstable, can offer unusual advan tages, as regards PRICE, and, Goods being received daily from the FACTORY, Ladies have a guarantee for the freshness of the Stock as well as novelty of style. The principles which gained for this Establishment such successful patronage for so many years, when con ducted by Mr. R. M. Beckwith, viz., that of Selling for Cash, and the smallest possible profit, are fully carried out by the present Proprietor. THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, Aro. 3, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. J. RICHMOND, HAVING returned from the WEST OF ENGLAND, SCOTCH, and YORKSHIRE MARKETS, respectfully informs his Customers and the Public of Liverpool, that he has purchased, for Cash, a large and -, ell-ass-v•ted Stock of SUPERFINE BROAD CLOTHS, TWEEDS, AND A VARIETY OF LIGHT FABRICS FOR SUMMER COATS, together with a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of the NEWEST DESIGNS in FANCY WAISTCOATINGS and TROWSERINGS, of every possible material THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, established in 1843, has, in the short space of two years, attained the position of a leading concern in the WOOLLEN TRADE. This gratifying result can only be attributed to an universal approbation of the excellent system on which it is con ducted, namely—that of selling every article FOR CASH, at a small per-centage on the nett invoice prices. J. R. hegs further to state, that he is determined to maintain his reputation for selling good Goods, by paying the strictest attention to the quality, as well as the price, of every article. A large Assortment of TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, at the ANUFACTIMERS' PRICES. MUNTZ'S PATENT YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, &c. TN consequence of many of the Vessels which were Sheathed within the last two years with ?vletal made in infringement of my Patent having returned home in very bad condition, and such Vessels having been reported by those interested in so doing as having been sheathed with Metal of my make, which has been prejudicial to my interest, I have found it necessary to keep the sale of Yellow Sheathing made by me entirely in the hands of those who will sell no other,Metal. Having granted Licences to manufacture and sell, with full directions how to,Manufacture in the best manner, to Messrs. WlLLlANtg;FosTitit, and Co.. Messrs. VIVIAN and SONS, and also to Messrs. Sills, WiLLLvAms, NEVILL, and Co., and the latter gentlemen being imme diately connected with my Liverpool Agents, Messrs. J. BIBBY and SONS, in the manufacture and sale of the Metal, I have no other resource than to chinge my Agency in Liverpool, which, from the Ist of May next, will be conducted in Liverpool by my friends, Messrs. CHAULES MOSS and Co., at No. 4, Baltic Buildings, Redcross-street ; and no other Persons in the Kingdom will after that date sell Metal Sheathing of my manufac ture excepting the following Agents, until further advice or alteration. All my Sheathing will be marked lluxTz's PATENT, with the weight of the sheet, per square foot, in the centre of the mark, thus— MUNTZ'S G. F. MUNTZ. 240 z. FRENCH WALLS, near BIRMINGHAM, FATENT. 19th April, 1845. AGENTS LONDON Messrs. CHARLES MOSS & Co LIVERPOOL Messrs. CHARLES MOSS & Co WH ITEH AVEN Messrs. J. J. PEI LE & Co. GREENOCK Messrs. A. G. KIDSTON & Co. GLASGOW Messrs. A. G. KIDSTON & Co. DUNDEE .. Messrs. KERR & GUILD. LEITH Messrs. J. MITCHELL & Co. NEWCASTLE Messrs. T. & W. SMITH. NORTH SHIELDS. Messrs. POW & FAWCUS. SUNDERLAND Messrs. HADDOCK & CLAY. HULL Mr. JOHN FOSTER. YARMOUTH .. Messrs. JOHN SHELLY & Co. SCILLY BRISTOL Mr. EDWAIiD DREW. JERSEY . WATERFORD Messrs. W. WHITE & CO. BELFAST.. Mr. A. McLAINE. CARPETING, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING, AND CABINET WARE-ROOMS. TO MERCHANTS, DEALERS, AND FAMILIES FURNISHING. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • W ITH a view to execute your varied and increasing orders, I have united the adjoining House to my Establishment, and have connected with my present CARPETING BUSINESS that of HOUSE FUR NISHER, conducted upon the principle of CASH ONLY in PURCHASE and SALE. I have now on show, and in process of manufacture, an extensive Stock of every de scription of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BED. DING, &c., made from the best materials and designs, manufactured by and under the superintendence of first rate workmen, and sold at the lowest possible prices. As the principle of small profits and quick returns ap plied to House Furnishing gives many advantages to Buyers—the reduction in - price being so great, and my Stock so varied—l would feel obliged by your examining the Articles in Stock, that you may judge of their style, quality, and good value, where every Article is marked in plain figures the Ready M - ney Price, showing the im mense saving that Cash Buyers have by making their purchases where no profit is put on for RISK nor CREDIT. Soliciting your favours, I am, your most obedient servant, HOS. U, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL T HOUSE FUR RQUHART NISHER, CARPET AND FEATHER MERCHANT, Nos. 13 & 15, BOLD-STREET, (From 76, Lord-street,) LIVERPOOL. Export and Contract Orders executed with despatch. TO BE HAD FOR NOTHING, On application at the above Establishment, or by letter enclosing a postage stamp, the FURNISHER'S GUIDE, containing a description and price of every Article for House Furnishing. WOOLLEN GOODS. VIT and T. MORRIS are desirous of calling the at- V • tention of their Friends to their present Stock, which is now complete, and contains every variety in Fancy WAISTCOATINGS and 'MOUSE RINGS, both English and Foreign Manufacture, suitable for the season. In consequence of the extensive addition to their Pre mises, completed last Winter, W. and T. M. have been enabled to lay in a much larger Spring Stock than hereto fore ; and they have no hesitation in stating that no house in England can show a more extensive, superior, or cheaper Stock of Woollens. The attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS is especially in vited, as, in addition to being accommodated with their own lengths, they can select from as large a Stock as any in England, at a smolt commission on, and frequently below, the Manufacturer's price. 80, LORD-STREET.. TO BRICKMAKERS, ENGINEERS, &c. ON SALE, RUSHY PARK COALS AND SLACK, From D. BROMILOW and Co.'s_Royal Colliery, St. He len's, at the RAILWAY-SATION, Crown-street. RICHARD JOHNSON, Agent. Offices—Crown-street, and 2, King-street, South Castle-street. G AME LISTS.—COUNTY OF LANCASTER. [FIFTH PUBLICATION.] Arranged and Published by J. Symons, Surveyor of Stomps and Taxes, Manchester. PERSONS WHO HAVE OBTAINED GAME CERTIFICATES FOR THE YEAR 1844. GENERAL CERTIFICATES, AT £4 Os. 10d. EACH. Blundell Chas. Howard.... Bourne Thomas ........... Britten Frederick Burdett William .-- Warrington Bury Richard Clark John, jun .,-•• Over Kellett Claxton William .-/- Liverpool Cooke Nicholas ' Warrington Currie J. J Davenport Daniel D. T. Davidson William ......... . Liverpool Dutton Edmund Fair James Hargreaves James.. Haywood John Joseph Clifton Heyes William Hobson Joseph • • Liverpool Hornby Colonel Charles Knowsley Leyard Lieutenant J. A. Machell J. I'. Machell John Penny Massicks Isaac .. Moss William H. Liverpool Myers John Liverpool Naylor John Edward West Derby Owens John Peel Henry Robinson Thomas . .. Segar Halsall Sherman Benjamin . .. M or l e y Simpson Philip. Liverpool Slaney Thomas Taylor Peter.. Thorpe Frederick Turpin Rev. Robert Wversdale Walmsley John Skirton Willis Thomas.... LIST OF PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN CHARGED IN THE SUM OF £8 Is. Bd., DOUBLE DUTY. Aldcroft John Moss Side Aldred Jonathan .... Baldwin William Leyland Bradley Richard Hogliton Chippendale Thomas Horwich Collier Thomas . Astley Crooke James . Eastwood Arthur Edge William Ellison James ... Livesey Formby Robert . Foulds James Hardman George Hindley John Jackso❑ Robert Colne Jolly Lazaras Kellett Timothy King. George M..... Lowe Henry Makant William .. M r . 11( John . Rothwell Henry Joseph.... Sanderson James Topping William Wilde Samuel Butte worth, Freehold, Rochdale LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME. Bailey John Barton James Cowan Anne Flynn John . Gardner James Thornton Henley John Kilshaw James Liverpool Lawless Peter .. Warrington Moore James Morris Robert Liverpool Muirhead William Quinn James . I iverpool Shone Anne . Tate Nicholas Wishart William and Basil Douglas.. Liverpool Made up to the 14th April, 1845. By order of the Board of Stamps and Taxes, CHARLES Pi , ESSLY, Secretary PENALTIES. —The Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes hereby give notice, that every person taking, killing, or pursuing game, without first obtaining a certificate, in curs a penalty of £2O, and is also liable to be surcharged in double the amount of the certificate duty. Any person in pursuit of game, refusing, on being duly required, to produce his certificate, or to permit the same to be read, or a copy thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true name and place of residence, also incurs a penalty of £2O. Gamekeepers are desired to take notice that a certifi cate at the rate of £1 7s. 6d. will not authorise any person to kill game beyond the limits of the manor for which he is deputed ; and, in order that a certificate at such rate of duty may protect a gamekeeper, it is requisite, not only that he should be deputed by some lord or lady of a ma nor or reputed manor, but also that such deputation should be registered with the clerk of the peace, or the gamekeeper will be liable to be surcharged in double the duty of 4.1 Os. 10., and also be prosecuted by any com mon informer for the penalty of £2O. EXTENSIVE STRAW BONNET ESTABLISHMENT. AIRS. GARDNER, in re t urn i ng to t h e L adies of 11'1 Li verpool and its vicinity her heartfelt thanks for the exceedingly liberal share of patronage she has received since opening the Establishment lately occupied by the Colum bia River Fur Co., wishes to direct their especial atten tion to her present EXTENSIVE-STOCK PLAIN AND FAN - CY STRAW BONNETS, amongst which willAe found every novelty with which either the Provi9cral or Metropolitan Markets are sup plied,--every variety in shape, colour, or quality,---and her Premises being the most extensive in the town that are solely devoted to this business, she can, with confi dence, assert the numerous advantages her Establishment presents to all who may honour her with their favours. Mrs. G. has just received an additional supply of most TASTEFULLY -WORKED FANCY STRAW t .ND OTHER BONNETS, which have been personally selected with the greatest care from the first London and Paris Houses. MRS. GARDNER'S, No. 72,---------- BOLD-STREET. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. HAVING received a Requisition, requ es ti ng me to call a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of tl,e Borough, to take into consideration the propriety of forming a Liverpool Branch in aid of the " Health of Towns' Association," recently established in London, 1 do hereby, in compliance with the wishes of the liequisi tionists, convene a MEETING,,-to be held at the Ses sions'-house, within the slicl--80 - rough, on WEDNETDAY, the 23d instant, at the.hrfir of Twelve at Noon, to take into consideration the subjects contemplated by them. Given under my hand, at the Town-hall, this 12th day of April, 1845. JAMES LAWRENCE, Mayor. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY MEDICAL SCHOOL. THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES will commence on THURSDAY, the Ist May next. Botany—JOSEPH DICKINSON, M.A., M.D., F.L.S. Practical Chemistry—R. H. Balm', Ph. D., F.L.S. Midwifery and Diseases of Wome and Children—F. U BATTY, M.R..5., En Medical Jurisprudence-i-firs. DICKINSON and BRETT Clinical Medicine—W. H. DUNCAN, M D. Clinical Surgery—J. COOPER, F.R.C.S., Ens: ITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. TvroTicE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF -1.11 YEARLY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held at the Company's Office in Dublin, on SATURDAY, the 3rd day of May next,at-One o'clock, to receive the Report of the Jirettors for the half y ear ending the Ist of M arc h,,lBl ..-.lly order, P. HOWELL, Secretary. Dublin, 15, Eden-qua.q,lBlis April. 1845. COLLEGIATE SCHOOLS, LIVERPOOL. As it is certain that there are many YOUNG MEN who have been obliged to leave School and enter into Business before their Education could be considered in any respect completed; and as many of these would be glad to carry on, during their spare time, the studies which have been interrupted, if assistance were afforded them in doing so; for the sake of assisting such parties who have been Pupils in the Collegiate Schools, it is the intention of the PRINCIPAL (by_Jsay-of beginning) to establish a CLASS, with which he will go through a Course of Historical Reading during the next few months.. The Admission to this. Class will be entirely Gratuitous, and the following pieties will be admitted : lst,--Those who have left any of the Day Schools after having remained Pupils therein for not less than One Year, on producing a Certificate from the Secretary's Office to that effect. 2d,—All Pupils entered for the English. Class of the Evening Schools, who shall be recommended by the Masters of that Class, as competent to enter upon a more advanced Course. This Class will meet at Half-past Seven every Wednes- day Evening. It will begin on WEDNESDAY, April 30th. The subject of the First Course will be, " The Latter Half of the Fifteenth Century." Shaw-street, 15th April, 1845. TELL GYMNASIUM, TARLTON-STREET. MR. CREAGII begs to inform the Nobility an d G en t ry of Liverpool that he has just commenced Classes for LADIES, and trusts that, as the importance of Gym nastic Exercises, in the formation and preservation of a graceful bearing and elegant figure, is now universally acknowledged, he will be favoured with that patronage which it will ever be his study to merit. The Classes for Ladies will assemble from half-past two until four o'clock, ev,n - y Monday and Friday; and. Mr. Creagh can assure the public that his arrangemerfis for the comfort and con venience of his pupils are of ... the most excellent description. Mr. C. takes this opportunity of rei urning his warmest thanks to the gentlemen of Liverpool for the kind pa tronage with which he has been favoured since the opening of his establishment. Tarlton-street, April 18th, 1845. TALPOLKA, MAZOURKA VA LSE A CELLARIUS. VALSE A DEUX TEMS, POLKA QUADRILLES, Src., MONS. et M DAME DU VAL b eg l eave to i nform the Public that their Academy, in Rodney-street, will CONTINUE OPEN until the 15th of August, when it will be closed for the purpose of making altera tions and improvements, and will RE-OPEN on the Ist of September. Days and hours of attendance sam e as usual. La Polka and Valse a Dells Tern taught in Two Les sons; the other Fashiouelle Dances taught in Four Les sons ; Waltzing in one hour. Academy of Dancing and Calisthenics, 8, Rodney street. THE NEW SPRING GOODS ARE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION AT THE LEEDS HOUSE, NO. 7, PARADISE STREET, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST' WOOLLEN AND TAILORS' TRIMMING WAREHOUSE. IN LIVERPQ_O-L. ROBERT MURRAX<PROPRIETOR, PURCHASERS of „..WoOLLEN GOODS, Tailors, Boot and Shoemakers, Undertakers, Coach Liners, Capmakers, &c., wilt find a decided benefit in visiting this Establishment, as they are accommodated with Cut Lengths, at WHOLESALE PRICES, No. 7, PARADISE-STREE7', Four Doors from CHURCH-STREET. Also, an immense lot of Grass-bleached Irish Linens, 5-4ths to 12-4ths Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins, &c. &c. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY. PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED. T HIS RAILWAY is project-:d with a view to a more perfect connection between the Counties and Ports of Lancashire and Yorkshire, and also to afford a direct communication between Lancashire and the North- Eastern parts of the Kingdom. The Line is intended to branch out of the Leeds and jarnAlord Extension Railway at Skipton, whence it witrproceed by Bolton Bridge, crossing the River Wad burn, and along the Valley of the Nidd by HampStwaite to Harrogate and Knares borough, where it will join one of the prijected Lines of Railway from those places now before Parliament to form a junction with the Great North of England Railway at Raskelf or Thirsk. By this Line of Railway the most direct and entire communication will be established be t,een the Ports of Liverpool, Lancaster, Preston, and Fleetwood, and the North-West District of Lancashire, comprising the important Towns of Bury, Bolton, Black burn, Accrington, Burnley, Clitheroe, and Colne, and the vast agricultural district of the North Riding and the North-Eastern parts of England and Scotland. The length of the Line, including the Branch to Pately Bridge, will be about 27 miles, and will open up the most important and populous agricultural district of Yorkshire to the manufacturingdistricts of Lancashire and Yorkshire, as well as the Coal-fields of the County of Durham. This projected Line will effect a saving in distance in the communication to the North-Eastern parts of the Kingdom, from the important districts alluded to, of upwards of 50 miles : th e L oca l T ra ffi c will be consider b e. A survey of the Li ne h as b een already m a d e , ~it presents no serious E ng i n eering difficulties, and 111, be constructed with favourable gradients at not moii,:thttii the average cost. . A detailed Prospectus, with a powerful PROVI SIONAL DIRECTORY, will be shortly issue HENRY A L m C a O ne C h K es , te S r k . ipton EDWD. & R.W. M. BENNEW,flicitors.