The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-07 00:00:00

9mizoZaz 'I,ZJ-e%eA `2.P~ ,~i2 G April 30. 7/ tricieitbaeoinrYodheol will .1: to tin time t s of the PP!. aivraYs c consurre Ott' h e re has bee' re ate not d es lernSelVeS ing 7°6 be fi ne d to co x 1 y 0n1Y . 74c 0 1 edaYs ' n ul i t iv— 'hie.. „..,the ence of no mar yfer FICATIVobi I. 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"I P ry ? ; 0 00 ; 5049 Il th;tbePect‘ re /.Y/ ogo to of fir et a e• IF [,: 1 4 / [ fi so o :' y 0 0 ) 1;1 0 / ( a l° 0 is Jo' lIIRATRE-ROYAL, LIVEuPOoL. Atpg i - 8 tj v • POSIT `,E L Y ON THE STAGE. ON Ay goit 11R E E NIGHTS ONLY, M OND Aim of th e .Theat next - the 13th i ns t an t, Mr. BUNN, ' 4 l l of the << rel-IL IYaI, Drury-lane and Covent-garden, Artois, R nt m lanGirl," Daughter of St. Mark." " " Bond ' a.aLrrEVanUrnerous otlic antress' " Crusinlers,l. r a : 1 ehen :471:ltscittYenedAZ pOpular Works, will de ive 4 ti ree '" DRA.MATIC MONOLOGUE, entlY obtained immense success in London, all classes of the Fashionable World, Rest - ntific and Theatrical Community. k ir li tYle a ° 4 B r3 for . n_ . , PART I. • u ndertaking, and very good reasons too ta;rw . s4 h as oW to adopt and avoid it—The late Charles Ci~pWIt1 1 ; 18 , 11 , joke--The drama doubly floored—Author's Onej,,iir stage—lts earliest and latest history— ij; Spain g' t— Dramatists of Greece,. Some, Carthage, r, t Y, France, and England—Patronage. ia o Ztiold ;;;;1!ra....r and bestowal—Extracts from a . Royal l ot i , a 'n,llli t iC a ' ad eh of Shakspeare—A serious qus r tio j n oi l' n e: ilvi,oarteritli,er ea rad rer—Opinions , of Dr r iz a d n en, D eZe of h ow °„f advice r a e u alg o l i r a s k , s critics, a actors— mWif r s s t us trades 40ctors'differ"—How to paint a sFene,— `ntch,''Cioofi tn at a are followed,. t a o . b sp e pr r o e sel4 r bi . r d, %t attler:. rs, Si s acting-Readings of h : 11 Garrick, Kemble, Kean—New mode 4 ` 14. 0 CAREER OF SHAKSPEARE, I. . B y Pictorial Illu s trations. t 2. ipor of Sh a k speare ' s Bi r th-pl a ce. 3. AT_ nor of the same. 4. Th e Hathaway'. C o tt age . S. e B lackfriars Theatre. sTe Globe l. Theatre. ci l i ak sPeare's Last Residence. • i„ l ' L rch of Stratford-on-Avon. kiq•at t , ea c ,"sPeare's Monument. IPN„ . ql tt . , er e Painted exressl for this Entertainment, ok:.tAct 4 ' l "ne that were exhibitd in London during its ta'''A" ll, , ,,, tiCijseare—The mortal to the immortal—A sin first theatres—Ben Jonson and other ,•`ungton Irving—Malone and other commen '' -Zpdhoof Vandaism—Purchase of Shakspeare's Paid for—Sound versus sense— g a g\.. 4 Author's earliest stage essay, and its result. Pa - . lf he s , PART 11. teoc 4.lpi tags from Shakspeare's death—lnterdiction of l ita. ili stor te her, Beaumont, Macsinger, Forde, and Iko t ok `e Mastix" and the only chance of being able to it 'll, It i t , --- 11 A- brief discursion—Restoration of the country 1041144-,g. one hundred years of old Drnry—Garricl t c's it tl - RietP a ce Walpole—Sheridans managem en sta ,, e, and what the stage did for him— tk,7lp.7l,or;lu Mrs' Siddons—Mr. Grub and his country •i;"„ G olc— . Mr. Harris and Covent Garden—Sheri -11 - : — Their effect on the stage—Curious mode of Da% ► 1 : . : 1, -It ta t eh -e a - -Sherid an' s joke7—How. t_o_g ß et u a rn n in ew hat — g down 4,4 , .. 4 ne.,,,rdson—Sherida ei aZioAM,...'.ools of Garrick,Remle, and Kean—Public rpi,i:i.ciber, Miss Brent, and Mrs. Beard—_Quali tlitStl ha t t sPeakers—Advantages o . f eye—Conse- Oit 1 •„ e r f I,,, ° " — lmportanee of voice—value e of correct ` l, 4`cbe ' n, , fre a r'' e mphasis—How to ask a question, and . how eit notions ofdifferent performers-- The witches r2.1.,1pr tio' ,u,sin g — Cobbett's opinion—Richard the Second A 'N'lkoa r ,„` , 0 be ?"—Talma—Kean—The longest pause on I ,kla t ' o , 4 --e r ,;ulent and mismanogement—Home—Dosley -16 tioh_ u ao( a ' su de arid epigram—Something like a spectacle bonfire—Golden days—Legitimacy and 111t 1 7 41 t v ' e rseal 3 K. Lewis and the castle spectre—Real genius 4, 4 4 1) 4 ifference between a comedy and an opera -o„,rerget,s and grieving your hearts—Legislative en act "lottnPes of 1r Fourth and George Colman—Proper as it polite 'eat "l stage—Singular Ate sta s' tar' case of nervous affection-- aiveThr Was and as it is. a ,h tl !,the Ni will be MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI - Vel'Oe ope ned n 17th intant. 'k at hal`-pa s st Seven, and to commence at °rim .ecisely, pOklieTtnssiou :—Dress Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 35.; i l . taai'vt. aft rY, Is. tltal t .l ,l (lr4 will be opened on THURSDAY next, the oth soxotiogkdkaeyeps,erf . rom Ten till Three. T. SHUT THEATRE-ROYAL. . PPR Le NCH OPERA COMIQUE. On Sae ktilk,tlinlrn to of the Theatre-Royal feels it incumbent of e jPrer t a ,, t i knOvViedge the favourable patronage which 40 for s eneht,uPon his recent exertions in presenting a Pto a ,, , ts De , uPera Comique, entirely new .. to this i to_wn, I)l o 4:tee' Lessee has a s 4.,Zxtio'nOerforrn'eCatnee:semble and the superior u iti iv o n f rs lk al a n d o lle . been the theme onou of h rto announce that lO st 'i t t oa r : l f th e ;,Y . e been concluded with Mr. MITCHELL. the tinl it he r ePr le nch Plays and French Opera in London, for pe% i en,aesentations of similar Operatic Performances, lfr,:!rinat Winter Season in Liverpool. In the mean- Sll t orZ'ellte rn e en suggested that it might be agreeable . to 9ti ". a nd Patrons of the Theatre Royal to witness QtIN n ,en 0 °T Herald's celebrated Opera of Zfiturpa, and tlj h 4.e c Peri l composed by Ani . froie Thomas, i t ; 1 ); 1 „ l e i Paraili, recently produced at the • etre de l'Opera subsequently in th ,resence of her Ma t%), Highness the P • ce Albert, at the St. LirrEie`gfilli'noii announce une • pled success, the Lesse t l tte d Yto 0 at the th : the last Three Operas will and Th.tatre- • syal, supported by Mad'lle t herq n i ; th e f ile entire ' ompany of the French Opera - t i c) i a l u ti w n i n. og rder, being positively the last ap tio %tun er s .su ned Company in Liverpool during po ol ARRANoEmENTs. , 20th of !Slay instant, for the first time in a,zu.is,,s celebrated Opera of ZAMPA. kfoL Of the 22nd of May instant, by the parti -0 asneW'lnerotis Parties who were unable to attend o FRIG u n former occasions, Auber's favourite Opera I lta ll eeb 411 11) 1 "?' elv Art () a rid the ' , 4th of May instant, for the benefit of b y si z t e ii ely the last appearance this season, uro Thomas, entitled LE CAID. Ne Lopy A 4444 41t an 411, AMPHITHEATRE. "44 11 1 t a g e rsMr.W.R.Copeland, 15, Gt. Charlotte-st. 'O," Ni b ,„ hek v E NIGHTS OF THE JEWESS ! Iliet'i4a.,e t b ran- t : t e l Yledged to be the most magnificent and bei; le to S e Pectacle ever seen in Liverpool. The 4 bliP ,g th e all particularattention to this announce- S:t a l c ' e n . tat e ?tuflict costlyo)p opportunity ti n n e i n t y e that tat , r y e as ma e i v n e s r of witnessing placed on an I [o 4 Ilab,Pirese m . and I TIESDAY EVENING, the 7th in -"ltrken T Y Evening during the week, the perform ce with the Grand Dramatic Spectacie of THE JEWESS. A foll owed by fo• ............. a Drama,......... M entitl e rs. H. d Vining. 4(1 to HE TW O . DRO RS. ~41 4: 1),4 ~,ude with th let Pantomime of h t4 atie s AGG ADDER. cltq l .Y th e r . ,,'eLae ill be followed To-MORROW (Wed -BA,Y, ti t '. the ‘ - '„,„-.RY TICKET and the BALLET; on "Yti 'CARD'S GLASS and the BALLET; AY, th e "" ,,, N IN THE WOOD and the BALLET; LOTTERY TICKET and the BALLET. 't.' 4 ')De - - - ......... .... _ ` l rb, 4 1)4 0 11 § kt ii k r '„ 11 1i0„ - 'aely al f - Past Six, the performance to commence , 64 .......b,. , : t, 4 'lox' - , lll oxes, 3s. • Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, is. 6d.; ~ 24 . . ",.r.cond Price will he taken at Nine o'clock— , Side Boxes, is. 6d, ; Pit, is. th,„ I C 4N OL Ply/ P HILHARMONIC SOCIETY. NO% II SUBS CRIPTION CONCERT L 717 E ,-4404 ' bar , will take place ttiv, alurn e r- VENING next, the 14th instant. 4oh tl a,lllrsy4 l include the whole of the Music to hiti eil tlarth o i d MER NIGHT'S DREAM, by Felix 14 4 , th e ,Y. To give every possible effect to its it, tu ld m r. ' o ,2rimittee have secured the services of l,t h ertak e „ • PARRY SULLIVAN, , I`,Al ti ._ To With the kind permission of Mr. Copeland, liq,.44lv_iissWoTE THE LI 0: ,Ikis., 1 11 RoB IT , 9 Miss OTT, Miss PARSONS, .ot.,_ -Poi t . r , iNSO nd Mr. ARMSTRONG. VIO LIN M HAS. EDWARD HORSLEY, k ti , .1•) 1 , c O R ' • _ . EDWARD W. THOMAS. tk l ,:r he To . r• J. W. T. BEST. Q,14 ›„ ONCE anci*CLEruusGHwVa HERRMANN.cop ~,o , i , tak e ,11". r, (illustrative of Ecclesiastical Music,) 101/4,At,,,re no lace on TUESDAY, the 4th June. t Vila t o `,. (5 1 S u i7 se ( pen to those parties who may wish to Nt k l t't,7°lit.P 4a Ppro n s l.B * ,plr,j, k r ,!tor a as. ,!? !ated Stalls, 7s. 6d. each, to be had A t lih',:3 S ea ' t ile Fron'T Stalls Subscribers only. 401 1 - ch ty o f , , 5 % , in the Gallery, 7s. each, and the ' 4 t L:(l he C " -c t 7 ftee in g cha i n tet c s o cai: only be obtained fit \.,..„.._______ 11 ' BY order, on that day will be WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec. V l'` Pta r , 6 9IREES M USICALES. 'IV A L respectfully announces that a t i tk , S 0 1 -,4 .... MUSICALESSERIES OF THREE 6 Nth A _ 41 . ES MUSICALES , k -4- / tr . * L ~,WILL TAKE PLACE 1 k ithe 2444Y1NG NEXT, the 10th inst. ; FRIDAY, thtkipttti..l Willteo 48' "OStp li , 40 .; and FRIDAY, June 7th, , kll k '. ROBINSON'S MUSICAL CHAMBERS. SE EL-STREET. I nMence at Eight o'clock. 41111:41tvii),./.,,,iinstvhe principal feature . at :these me o e n tins. / 41 % ge :t?erraeaeverat of d7sttt Veram'falt)eeungoafstsiTetdown. that 00,i , , p m; the ev our will be performed Walckiee . s ol' e tkil l'° l 'inte ne ' r our Flutes and Kuhlau's grand Trio 'o L.:vie e IV .„ nd Piano. ' bArtit• n „ 11 Perform Droweth's celebrated Variations ' l 44' k. - Ina," in c onjunction with some of his own i t kit t !,l lll Roo, t4%;... 11:1;41.0,ta01tht . tieztfass:fotile t w h i e ll sing several Classical Songs. - - iie e -ca . pia li ck ltooßyis, ._ ‘4444l 4 l(te nce, 3 2,C r ha: t M e u e s t tal § t Soirees, 7 r s. 6d. ; Single Tickets, ic w W e is ilr a a n g ( t l . lX es li N kk, Llt / t' A L T. ti - ANG ol d) b - -;,-. ED EXHIBITION, 4,.tte,,,,,,T11014,,' OPPICE PLACE 411 1 ,1 7 8, 1 e c,.. Nl3f.,ws Ar,S-mrsopßlendid and extensive COL to„tet„ 1 :.(4 / „e. N ow K FIGURES, COSMORAMIC hniy ,1vet,.,..-itobms OPEN for INSPECTION in the .ml, ; ink,,,Puoi, „,,,..„ . , OLO POST OFFICE PLACE, Church hincrto'tli ~o l er r , the " npicrno 0e fit up in the most splendid and Nt r erid er a ter whicprietor being determined to maintain tdi iIPITtNe o lt r w° " l, l l h t e lle Exhibition has already . secured,. It t N, q-Nqq,,yratik and t _pat oblige of parties moving in the tt, lein.'iltie ri ;"OßPß , '.• kt t ni ity , t , en, aus nit, yespectfully announces to the t i jiir k :tly NM h e as ,e public in general of Liverpool and Wahl 4 % lif e " '4 LLEX,°llght forward for their inspection t, rt ,). bee ' ich i. `a. lON of WAXWORK FIGURES, okpzitytt,, ie itti_y!e feels no hesitation in asserting, have ,))1141.70'_r,ti'_ellidonro'fation of thousands, but is confident— , n.Zeoie.toporto, of correctness, fidelity, and "Nfgt to 111 hi :s to en _ , n t.„ . %ti t% / firs. l; ' e neet 1% fine art! in United Kingdom. s ' The tith. ,.. ti ite oed Tte iOn of fo‘ ... i and the novel mode J..... a 1 4 4', 4 547,0 f rce°4Flng to T e ng Groups . of Figures,. each su at, *hie With l'/'', that the mind darts at the " deeds of t0t1 ,1 4%t , t n ‘ii b : nn of taste to the good and great of recent It4tWitilli'le c an page b3ettei,,Ond the child whom we wish to vi to.: koti io n f...poilaiblv o _ent r d And delighted, and no reit. ‘ h h i ,9,,,,T.',, ' m r : s. if a u s _ " For here may the mind of ~ %h e , s ,"t 114 t.Y,, , _ Where h has returned from France,. ‘N th -, th e b een quit e . e Ha% been collecting and impro ‘4l4l of et ' / re a IPP" nleo'd."l/: ~ teti, rnteh i Nigh p sn.rcessful in bringing for. brid E xhibitions of the kind ever Al kli t i t l it t i l l i e q , / Wad: le ' Many of the Figures are, by Nt oti zii 4i 4, o l4 . itnn er 4 ,_, .0 represent the Characters moving kt ‘) %ti 1 P erotlj lee .the that is almost impossible to distinguish kia, 'Oro t e, Se ry Wholel—Ladi -,, ''en till and chiidr,ens a 6 n d d t G ae l l itlemen, ls. ; 4 1411 ~altFtiitvieoguinetshbese d a a jny y , l i t a teu ri4 dan frA ce rr .e S9till Ten -....., will %h aw - • _ ITt• • 1 ,) . . • • 111 r E..; .„ i -11111 animm 1 0 1 . i• p No. 1437.1 ANNOUNCEMENT, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. •HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1850. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. T HE "LIVER ESTABLISHMENT," LATE "LINER THEATRE," CHURCH-STREET,LIVERPOOL, WILL B E OPENED ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE IITTI MAY INSTANT, FOR THE SALE OF ' _ _ _ _ -_ FIRST-CLASS LADIES' GOODS AND LINEN DRAPERY ALSO, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, DAMASKS, AND FURNITURES, J.CARMI C H A E L ONE OF THE LARGEST HOUSES IN AND CO., THE UNITED KINGDO3I. THE STOCK WILL CONSIST OF A SUPERIOR AESORTMENT OF CONTINENTAL AND BRITISH SILK MERCERY AND MILLINERY, LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS, IN THE VARIOUS TEXTURES AND 081 P-APPROVED PATTERN'S OF THE SEASON. VISITES, AKS, AND MANTLES, OFT ATEST PARIS AND LONDON SHAPES. THE RICHEST SIL ELVETS, GENUINE IRISH TABBINETS, &c. ,••••°' LADIES' BONNETS, IN CHIP, RICE, AND S TRAW, PLAIN AND FANCY. HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARASOLS, RIBBONS, AND LACES. LADIES' DRESSES, IN POPLIN, MUSLIN, BAREGE, CALICO, EVENING DRESSES, &c. THE STOCK WILL ALSO CONTAIN A VERY SUPERIOR STOCK OF TABLE LINEN, DIAPERS, TOWELLINGS, SHEETINGS, AND GENERAL DRAPERY, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, AND QUILTS. N.B.—The Establishment is constructed to secure perfect Ventilation. The Ground and First Floor will form a continued Parade round the entire Premises. The whole Establishment will be beautifully lighted from an area of 3544 square feet of Glass, forming, on the whole, one of the most commodious and perfectly arranged Establishments that has ever been open to the Public for the SALE of DRAPERY GOODS, &c. THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT T HE OPENING OF THE Iu R LIVER c ESTABLISHMENT, (LATE LIVER THEATRE,) IS FIXED FOR SATURDAY' CHU RC H-STREET , LIVERPOOL,IInr OF MAY INSTANT, J. CARMICHAEL AND CO., PROPRIETORS, WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, GENERAL DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, HABERDASHERS. LIVER ESTALISHMENT, MAY 4TH, 1850. THE LIVE -- -- ESTABLISHMENT, Church-street, Liverpool, May 4, 1850. J. CARMICHAEL and CO., in antiounci e OPENING of this ESTABLISHMENT, which will take place on SATURDAY next, beg respectfully to solicit patronage and'siipport of the Gentry and Public of Liverpool and its Environs. They have been encouraged by the ver eat success of their other Establishments, conducted on their own SYSTEM of BUSINESS, to come to Liverpool, and -e purchased the interests of the several Traders who held Shops under the " LIVER THEATRE," also the interest of then Managers of the Theatre; and, since the FIRST OF MARCH, have had the whole Premises, SHOPS and THEAT opened up into One Grand Establishment, leaving the Ground Floor and Gallery for the con ducting of their Business. In a previous Advertisement, headed "Announcement," they enumerated in a general manner the Assortment of Goods that it would be their study to have always on hand; they have much pleasure in now stating that their Buyers for the various Departments are in the Continental and British Markets making the Purchases, all of which will be ready for inspection on THE DAY OF OPENING. The Public is, therefore, most respectfully invited to visit the Establishment on and after SATURDAY next, the 11th May instant, when it will be the study of J. C. and Co. and Managers to afford every facility for the viewing of their Premises ; and they hope by strict attention to their Business, and the assistance of superior Managers and Salesmen, to merit that position in the Trade of Liverpool which it is their aim to occupy. To the Gentry and Public of Liverpool, 4c. H ' AM ' S E S A B L IS H M E ARTMENT ANNOUNCES THAT ALL THE T ER I A L TAILORING DEP THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY NEWEST M A CONSISTING OF ANGOLAS, DOESKLNS, AND TWEEDS, FOR ....,,,tsr jleo - USERS RICH EMBROIDERIES, SILKS, i 5 INS, FRENCH CASHMERES AND QUILTINGS, FOR VESTS, AN e re SOME OF THE MOST ELEGANT AND THIN FABRIC FOR SUMMER OVER-COATS AND SHOOTING COATS, AVE A JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT ; he is ppared to MAKE THEM UP INTO THE And MOST re SUPERIOR-FINISHED GARMENTS, At about Ralf the usual Prices charged for the same Goods by other Houses. The Cutting-out Department is under the superintendence of the most talented Foremen in the kingdom, which ensures a good fitting Garment to the most difficult figure. A single trial will convince any individual of the benefits to be derived from having their Clothing made at this Establishment. TAILORING DEPARTMENT, HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT. ENTRANCE-65, LQRD-STREET. WOOLTON FLORAL EXHIBITION AND BAZAAR, FOR THE Of -IARITIES, 1850. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF The RIGHT HONOURABLE the EARL of SEFTON, the WORSHIPFUL the MA' (Who have both subscribed, and have kindly promised to be present at the Exhibitio PATRONS AND PATRONESSES. Miss Clegg, John Moore, Esq., Hardman Earle, Esq., Isaac Moss, Esq., Mrs. Foster, James Mulleneux, Esq., F. H. Froes, Esq., J. A. Pearson, Esq., Robert Gill, Esq., J. L. Phipps, Esq., Robertson Gladstone, Esq., Rev. S. J. Phillips, Samuel R. Healey. Esq., Jonathan Phillips, Esq., Joseph Hornby, Esq., James Procter, Esq., T. B. Horsfall, Esq., Joseph Penlington, Esq., Edward Jones, Esq., T. W. Rathbone, Esq., Ambrose Lace, Esq. , T. H. Revell, Esq. James Lowther ~ Thomas Rodick, Esq., John Lynch q., VOR of LIVERPOOL, n,) and the following Henry Ashton, Esq., C. E. Ashton, Esq., Mrs. J. Ashton, Miss Ashton, Richard Alison, Esq., John Anderton, Esq., R. M. Beckwith, Esq„ J. I. Blackburne, Esq., T. W. Blundell, Esq., W. Bradish, Esq., Rev. J. S. Bushby, C. J. Corbally, Esq., John Crosthwaite, J. D. Rodick, Esq., Mrs. Shand, Richard Stainton, Esq., Joseph Shipley, Esq., Miss Simpson, Archibald Sinclair, Esq., Wm. Skirving, Esq., John Tyrer, Esq., Joseph N. Walker, Esq., Edmund Ward, Esq., Charles Wilson, Esq., &c., &c., &c. THE COMMITTEE in Deeem ast published an Address, including a few su! tion of the Subscribers and o rs, and Deputations were appointed to wait upon them, w exte nt, and ascertained the opi sof some of the leading supporters, and are proud to state assures them that the arrange nts for this year will meet with encouragement even beyond the, ;gestions for the considera hich has been clOne to a certain that the good feeling evinced r most sanguine expectations. There are at present a,oKsiderable number of Contributors to the Refreshment Tent, which it is hopawill make this part of the Fete both convenient and comfortable ; and having such a variety of Wines, Confectionary, &c., &c., promised, trust that they will be able to please all who patronize them. Mr. CHALK , of Liverpoo l, has kindl y offered the free use of his Tent, which is well adapted for this purpose. The Committee feel glad to announce, that Fancy Needlework, &c.. &c., are in preparation by the Ladies in the neighbour hood; also upwards of 300 Plants Bouquets, and a considerable number of Fancy Articles, Paintings, Drawings, &c., for the Bazaar have been promised ; besides many more are in hand by the Tradesmen in the village; these, of themselves, will go far towards furnishing a Tent, which they hope will prove attractive. The Tent for the Exhibition this year will be enlarged, because some that have not shown before will do so on this occasion, in consequence of the proceeds being devoted to the Charities; and the Committee are confident that the Fete will be the largest and best since the establishment of the Wootton Floral Society. The EXHIBITION will be held on THURSD AY and FRIDAY, the 6th and 7th June, 1850, and will be open on THURSDAY for Subscribers, and upon payment of 2s. 6d. each from One to Three o'clock ; afterwards at Is. each ; and on FRIDAY, from Eleven to Two o'clock. Is. each; afterwards 6d. each. (Those Plants which might be injured by remaining out all night may be re moved on the Evening of the first day. The Committee of the Mechanics' Institution having offered FRIDAY Evening.—Double Ticket, 45.; Single Ticket, 2s. 6d. eac By order of the Corn Collecting Books have been made out for the General Corry o that the Committee may be enabled to make the forthcoming sem by note to Mr. HAMER, Treasurer, Woolton Hotel, will be I the free use of their large Room, there will be a BALL on ch, Refreshments included. imittee, P. PILKINGTON, Secretary. mittee, who will shortly go round to receive Subscriptions, &c. ; Exhibition as complete as possible. Promises of Contributions gratefully received. GRATIS URQUHART AND ADAMSON'S FURNISHING GUIDE TO THEIR COMPLETE CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, CHIMNEY, PIER, AND DRESSING GLASS ESTABLISHMENT, NORTH OF ENGLAND/BEDDING HOUSE, iteri MOKEEN, DAMASK, FRINGE "D 'TRIMMING WAKEROOMS, 13, BOLD-ST e .ET, LIVERPOOL; which describes and ves the Price of every Article of HOUS OLD FURNITURE, Under the departments of I.—Pabinet Furniture and Upholstery. 11.,-Chimney, Pier, and Dressing Glasses. II I .—Bed Feathers, Beds, Mattresses, &c., So classified that the value of every Article may be seen to correspond with the Stock on view. Workshops, Church-lane and Back Bold-street. The Book sent by Post on receipt of Two Postage Stamps. URQUHART AND ADAMSON, CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND DECORATORS, 13, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. O'DONNELL'S. THE ETRUSCAN 122,—80LD STREET,-122 GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, STATUARY, PORCELAIN, PAPER TRAYS, &c., &c. _ _ It 0 0 M S , The proprietor respectfully solicits an inspection of his Stock, which is now being completed. He appends a few of his prices, and challenges competition with any other House in the Trade : Table Services, a variety of colours, liom 42 5 0 per Set. Toilette Ditto - " from 0 6 0 .. China Tea Services, Gilt - from 011 6 .. Ditto Ditto, new E. tylea from 013 0 .. Ditto Breakfast Services, in great variety _,--, from 1 0 0 .• Ditto, Ditt6, gilt from 111 6 • • Decanters, in Sets of Four Cut Wine Glasses And all other Goods at similarly Low Prices. ILI- Five per Cent. Discount allowed on all Cash Purchases. THE STRONGEST SAFEGUARDS for CASH and BOOKS are MILNER'S HOLDFAST SAFES, which afford perfect security against fire, violence, and fraud.— MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRINCIPLE.— Improved non-conduction, generating evaporatimi (in fire) at successive temperatures—self-contained, self acting, and du rable, as applied in MILNER'S ONE-CHAMBERED POR TABLE BOXES (2 inches thick), recom%ended of not less than one cube foot inside for ordinary-sigfd Dwelling-houses and Office Buildings. MILNER'S DOUBLE-CHAMBERAI BOXES and SAFES (2 to 2a inches thick), for WareOuses, or extensive Office, House, and Shop Premises. MILNER'S DOUBLE BA.„WKER'S SAFE (6 inches thick), equal to twenty-four hoge fire, for large Mansions, Ware houses, and extra-hazy;;efous risks, as each, equal to the fire likely to come upon lifem in the entire conflagration of the buildings they are reapectively adapted for. MILNER'S `AIOLDFAST " FIRE, VIOLENCE, and FRAUD-RESISTING SAFES, CLOSETS, and STRONG DOORS, thestrongest Safeguards extant; no bodies under quarter-inch thick, nor doors under half-inch thick (solid wrought iron), with the strongest and most secure fastenings, and locks which the most skilful workmen cannot pick nor open, lined with Milrer's unequalled Fire-resisting Chambers. JAPANNED CASH BOXES (not fire-resisting), with Mil ner's impregnable Detector Locks. MILNER'S IMPREGNABLE LOCKS, for all uses, and combination Door Latches. Pamphlets may be had at the Works, and of the Agents, giving sizes, prices, descriptions, experimental tests, in red heat, from one to twenty-four hours, by scientific and practical parties—the Liverpool Polytechnic Society, the Royal Du blin Society, Professor Main, Dr. Sir R. Kane, Mr. Creed, Mr. Woods, Mr. Stephenson, Mr. C. W. Williams, Mr. Herapath, Dr. Daubany, &c., &c. ; and cases of actual fires, in which Milher's Safes, out of the 20,000 now in use, have preserved their contents, everything else being destroyed in the build ings, including the contents of strong iron safes and drawers standing beside Milner's. The Patentees caution the Public, that none are genuine but such as bear their Patent Plates ; also against delusive tests of non-conductors in a moist state, or into which means of pro ducing moisture, when heated, have been surreptitiously in troduced. Without the powerful aid of steam neutralising 1000 degrees of heat, no presumed bad conductor of heat, in a thoroughly dry state (which it will soon become in a dry office), will preserve the contents of a safe unburnt in a strong fire. CAUTION TO MAKERS AND SELLERS OF SAFES.— Any means of producing moisture or evaporation within or round a Safe, as securing from fire, infringes these patents, sad will be prosecuted. MILNER'S WORKS, 50A and 54, Lord-street, and 47 to 57, Cable •street, Liverpool. London Depot, City, 47A, Moorgate-street ; West end, 517, New Oxford-street. NOTICE. MR. SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR of no, BOLD-STREET, TAILOR, PER, and Agent for the Messrs. NICOLL, of Londo s to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he h ntered into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. W. DYKE, sy, ASTLE-STREET, where a continu ance of their orders,irrespectfully solicited. Liverpool, 4th March, 1850. LONDON PORTER, STOUT, AND ALES. AUGUSTUS GEORGE BLAKE, JAMES THOln!r - 7Z7D COMPANY, The celebroted London Brewers, INTIMATES tete Trade that he has just landed 1,000 Barrejs - 6? their superior STOUT and PORTER for Draught, so much appreciated in Liverpool. CHAPEL OFFICE-18, STREET. . STORES-18, Chapel-street, Rumford-place, and 11I`Viccar street. PATENT VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS, MANUFACTURED BY . W, E R, 31, PARAp,kg-E-STREET The above Blinds reqlo4flo Screw Hooks, which have been so,k‘g an objection, and are WARRANTED. W. L. continues to manufacture every description of Blinds, as usual. .._ __.. GAUZE WIRE BLINDS Painted and Ornamented, or Written on as Signs, by a FIRST-RATE ARTIST. 31, PARADISE-STREET. AT REDUCED PRICES. T. WALKER'S WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY, 135, WHICA'OI7APEL, Opposite Gi;eat Charlotte-street, firrißLisHED 1813, BY FRANCIS PINNEY. IN STOCK, 2000 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS , GAUZE WIRE AND ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE. REDUCTION OF CHARGES. WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD ROOMS, HANOVER-STREET, (NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION.) WE. W. grateful for the liberal support he has • hitherto received, announces to his Friends and Patrons that he is now enabled to Reduce his scale of Charges. s. d. Soups in variety Dinner from Joint Plate from Ditto Mutton Chop - v- ---- Dinner from Cold Joi Plate from Ditto London Oyster er score 1 6 Plain Tea o offee . 1 '0 Cup of ee and Cigar Rab - andwich, Shrimps, or Tart )mottled Ale or Porter, per Pint Ale and Porter per Glass Wines and Spirits, hot or cold 0 4 Fine Cigars and Manilla Cheroots 0 2 An Ordinary Daily, at One o'clock 1 3 A Dinner of Fish and Tripe (Wednesday and Friday) Billiards and Bagatelle Bd. per Hour. Plates, Knives, Spoons, Seats, Glass, 6,e., for Hire. ATTACHED IS THE BRUNSWICK CLUB, FLEET- S 7 REET, OFEN FROM ELEVEN TO ELEVEN. New and Spacious PREMISES, comprising a DINNER and COFFEE ROOM and LIBRARY. Terms of Subscription : Twelve Months, 125.; Three Months, 45.; One Month, 25.; Daily Ticket, 4d. AN ORDINARY EVERY DAY. At a Quarter-past One o'clock, One Shilling; Non-members, Fifteenpence ; Fee, One Penny. REFRESHMENTS at all Hours, on moderate Terms. W. E. WHITEMAN, Proprietor. The CLUB FIELD, at Low-hill, will be Open for ATHLETIC EXERCISES, CRICKET, BOWLS, &c., an TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, commencing on WHIT-TUESDAY, the 21st instant, when Prizes will be contended for at Six o'clock p.m. Club-room:, Hanover-street. NECTAR THIS delightful and refreshing Beverage is manu factured in its greatest purity and delicacy of flavour at the MEDICAL ESTABLISHEMNT of Mr. THOMAS FELL, 8, BOLD- -RE T, T. F. respectfully solicit rial, as its virtues and superior quality can only be d appreciated on comparison with the other Compositio sually sold under the above name. Sold by T. L, CHEMIST, 8, Bold-street ; at the New Landing-sta , George's Pier; and all respectable Hotel keepers atid Confectioners. ELECTRO PLATE JOSEPH MAYER takes the liberty to inform his Friends and Patrons, that he has, in addition to his large Stock of Sheffield Plate, a very extensive Assortment of the PATENT ELECTRO PLATE, Comprising the Newes_t_Designs of .. 1,41414).E5 i8 TEA AND COFFEE ECIUIPAd - , --- E iladAilS, SALLAD STANDS. BASKE WINE COOLERS, CORNER DISHES, COVERS, WAITERS, &c. Also, a very lam tock of SPOONS and FORKS. N.B.—Articles t ave been in use many_years L and from wilco the riapiig is wortr Ott, can be RE-PLATED by the ELECTRO PKOCESS, at about ONE-HATF the cost of new. N.B.—A - new Illustrated Catalogue of Prices is just pub lished, and may be had gratis, on application. JOSEPH MAYER, SILVERSMITH AND JEWELLER 68 and 70, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. WHEELWRIGHT AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINIST. W IL L I A M T H O M A S, GENERAL WHEELWRIGHT, AGRICULTURAL MACHINIST, SEILINIO - ATAKER, &c., MESDAMES DAVTES respectfully announce to the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that they have Selected from the first London Houses an Assortment of Fashionable BONNETS, in Leghorn, Chip, Plain and Fancy Straws, which, for cheapness lity, and extent, they pre sume cannot be surpass Children's H and BONNETS, in great variety. 2, CHURL BEET. WE beg respectfully to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that our SPRING MANTLES are now ready for inspection ; Also embrace the present opportunity of stating, that we have this day purchased Three large Lots of FRENCH and ENGLISH LON AREGE SCARFS, in Black, White, oured Grounds, which will enable us to em at upwards of 25 PER CENT. L THAN THEIR VALUE. ROGERSON & WOODV 13 and 15, Church•streel NE W May 2nc411-350, TARD, BRUSSELS HOUSE. MILLINERY, LACE, HOSIERY, AND GLOVE ESTABLISHMENT, _ 54, BERRY-STREET, CORNER OF,BUKE-STREET. THOMAS KIRKPATR egs to announce to the Ladies of Liv and its vicinity, that he hag Opened the above E ishment with a choice and extensive assortment of Au finery, Lace, Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets, French and British Ribbons a n d Fl owers, Shirts, Stocks, Ban dannas, and Fancy Goods of every description, which have been selected with great care (personally, by Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick) from the first and most fashionable Houses in the London and other markets, and which include all the newest Styles and Fashions for the present season. FASHIONS are NOW READY for inspection. 3, COMUS-STREEI_,RPOOp, Manufactures; on the most: rn, improved, and scientific principles, for Home Use a xportation ' every Article known in the Wheelwright B ness, suitable for any purpose or climate. Merchants an oreign Orders supplied with despatch. Springs, A s, and all sorts of Smiths' Work for export. Patent Iron Wheels, Machine-made Wheels, Thrashing Ma chines, Harrows. Ploughs, Drills, Haymaking Machines, Chaff Cutters, Turnip Cutters, Mills, &c., &c., Patented, or otherwise, supplied from the best Makers at their prices. OLDEST ESTABLISHED BISCUIT MANUFACTORY IN LIVERPOOL , HASTIE and WOOD, BISCUIT BAKERS to the principal Noblemen and Gentlemen in Lancashire and Cheshire, call the attention of Families, Captains, and Mer chants to the superior quality of their CRACKERS, CAPTAIN'S I IT, WINE AND .A BISCUIT, ABER . HY BISCUIT, LAR BISCUIT. BISCUIT PO R AND RUSKS FOR INFANT FOOD. Packages . - 57 Biscuits, in various sizes to suit Families, for warded to any part of the Kingdom. HASTTE AND WOOD, 18, CABLE-STREET. PIERCE'S TEA, GROCERY, AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No. 19, CASTLE-STREET, NEAR THE BRANCH BANK OF ENGLAND. T A. PIERCE . , (late PIERCE BROTHERS,) begs d • respectfully to inform the Families of Liverpool, Cheshire, and Vicinity, that he has, at the solicitation of nu merous Friends, REMOVED HIS GROCERY AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE from H. GREAT GEOROE-STREET, to tha-aboveiriOre Central Situation, where he will be enab in future to supply all Parties with GROCERIES, T -, COFFEES, and every el p de scription of BRITISH, IGN, and COLONIAL PRO DUCE for Family Us d Exportation, of Genuine Quality, and at Moderate Pr' ys. In the ITA N WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT will be found rything to gratify a refined palate; prime York and Westp a Hams, Russian Ox and Reindeer Tongues, English Ditto, Hamburg Beef and Brunswick Sausages, Potted eats, Sardines, Gorgona Anchovies, the far-famed Wiltshire Bacon, Cheshire, Stilton, Berkeley, Wilts, and other Cheese, with a variety of Articles, for particulars of which J. A. P. begs a reference to his Printed Catalogues, which may be had on application. THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT will contain every requisite for Home Use, including Raw and Refined Sugars, Starch, Candles, Soap, Vinegars, Blacking, Blacklead, &c. In the TEA and COFFEE BRANCH of the Business, J. A. P. will, if possible, surpass the good name he has hitherto acquired for his excellence in the quality and genuineness of these Two Articles, and selection will con tinue to be made from the first Chops of the London and Liver pool Markets, regardless of cost. At the same time, his Retail Prices will remain unaltered. The 4s. and 4s. 6d. Black Teas, and Is. 4d. and Is. Bd. Coffees, are at present strongly recommended. GROCERIES IN BOND, Pickles, Sauces, 'Bottled Fruits, Cases of Mustard, for Ship Stores and Exportation. Families in Town waited on for Orders twice a week, and the most punctual attention paid to the same. Country Orders within Ten Miles of the Exchange forwarded Carriage Paid. TO THE CLERGY, ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, BUILDERS, &c., &c., OF LIVERPOOL. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE LADYSHORE TERRA COTTA WORKS Respectfully invite general attention to the enlarged STOCK of ARTICLES now manufactured at their Works, viz.:— Baptismal Fonts, Altar Railing, Pulpits, Reading Desks, Open Benches, &c. A very large assortment of TRUSSES FU,45110P FRONTS, Counteis, Doors, &c. Brackets, Bosses, Biktfr,;'Balusters, Pinnacles, Capitals, Panell ing, Centre Flowers, Mouldings, Royal Arms, Figures, FOUNTAINS, PEDESTALS, VASES, various Ornaments for Gardens, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, &c. Indented and other Tiles for Churches, Halls, &c., &c. Improved Sough Grids and Channel Tiles. Ornamental, Crested, and Plain Ridging Tiles, Quoins, Cantilevers, &c. STRONG FIRE-PROOF CHIMNEY TOPS, from 80 to 100 different patterns and sizes. Prices from 2s. to GOs. each. Every kind of Architectural Enrichment made to Architect's Design and to Estimate. All Articles from these Works are executed in a superior manner, and hard burned to stand exposure to the weather. * Merchants and Shippers are assured that the best attention will be paid, as hitherto, to their orders; and every exertion made to supply the demands for Exportation. Specimens may be seen and every information obtained at the Rooms, 17, Lime-street, Liverpool. T, 11. SMALLEY, Agent. LESSONS IN WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, AT NO. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. MESSRS. THOMPSON AND SON, Professors of WRITING, guarantee success to every Pupil by a new and most important invention, whereby the worst Writers may attain elegance and rapidity in a few easy Lessons of One Hour each, Private or in Class. MESSRS. THOMPSON ALSO TEACH BOOK-KEEPING BY_ DOUBLE ENTRY, as practised in the first Mercantile Houses in Europe. By their complete method, this art, so indispensable to the man of business, is acquired in one-twentieth part of the time taken by the old mode. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, MENTAL CALCULA TION, and SHORT-HAND, taught in a few easy Lessons. Mrs. THOMPSON gives Private Lessons to Ladies, in a beautifully finished style of PENMANSHIP, &c., Szc. For Card of Terms, containing all particulars, apply at No.B, Clayton-square. All letters to be post-paid, enclosing one postage-stamp. N.B.—Private Families attended at their own residence. FINE ARTS, ON VIEW AT 52, BOLD-STREET. MR. GREGG has much'pleasure in announcing the arrival of the beautiful Drawing, " THE SISTERS AT THE HOLY WELL," by F. W. TUPHAM, which will be ON VIEW In his GALLERY,p/BOLD-STREET, for a short time. The Engraving is a. mpanion to "the Blind Girl," and is acknowledged by the highest Judges of Art to be a Work of Masterly Excellence. _ _„..,.._. Admittance on Preaentation of Card, EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATION S 1851. NOTICE THE LIVEupp.cieroMSIITTEE beg to inform the Publisel at Gentlemen properly authorised will shortly proceß to COLLECT SUBSCRIPTIONS throughout the Town, for the purposes of the Exhibition. CHESTER RACE S. 7th, Bth, 9th, and 10t . GLEAVE'S MAR i be Stationed as usual adjoining th AND STAND. Adelphi Hotel, Woodside Ferry, 30th April, 1850. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF The Worshipful the MAYOR, JOHN HOLMES, Esq., Sir THOMAS BIRCH, Bart., M.P., and EDWARD CARDWELL, Esq., M.P. PATRONESS—MrS. CARDWELL. A- SALE of LADIES' WORK, in aid of the Funds of the LYING-IN HOSPIT 'II be held at the OLLEGIATB INSTITUTION, 0 ESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 18th and 19th of June . To be open each Eleven o'clock.—Admission, One Shilling. Contribution d Communications to be addressed to the Ladies' Committee, at the Hospital, 21, Pembroke-place. THE BRUNSWICK CLUB, AND ECONOMIC SOCIETY, HANOVER-STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM BOLD-STREET, OPEN FROM ELEVEN TILL ELEVEN. THE READING ROOM is supplied with all the London and Provincial Papers, and is furnished with a select modern Circulating Library for the use of the Members THE BILLIARD ROOMS are spacious and airy, and contait Five Tables, with Markers always in attendance. Charge for 21 Points One Penny, of EigNpenee — iiinour. THE MUSIC ROOM is furnish with an excellent Piano. forte the use of the Subscribers. THE COFFEE ROO ' supplied with Refreshments on the most reasonable terms. AN ORDIN in the Dining-room at a Quarter-past One, One Shilling, Waiter's Fee Id. THE FIELD SPORTS will commence on Wu ITSUN TUESDAY, the 21st instant, and continue every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from Six till Eight, and every WEDNESDAY Morning from Seven till Eight, for Cricket, Bowls, &c., &c ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS commence from the time of Entrance, as follows : QUARTERLY, 45.; MONTHLY, 25.; DAILY, 4d. Attached is THE HOTEL, which is replete with every convenience for Strangers and Commercial Travellers. A PORTER in attendance ALL NIGHT. W. E. 'WHITEMAN, PROPRIETOR. GYMNASIUM FOR GLADIATORIAL EXERCISES. MITE Junior Branches of the Liverpool Aristocracy have long desired to see established in their ToWn some superior Class Institution, conducted upon reputable principles, where MANLY and ATHLETIC EXERCISES could be resorted to, without prejudice to character and position in society. _ _ _ _ _ At the solicitation, therefore, of several Friends and Patrons, MR. JAMES WARD, . . . OF THE YORK HOTEL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, Has been induced to appropriate a portion of his extensive Premises to the erection of an Arena, where the MANLY ART OF SELF-DEFENCE _ . . Will be not only illustrated by well-known Professors, but PRIVATE TUITION may be obtained, under the additional Superintendence of THE CELEBRATED SAXBO - SUTTON, . . Whom the Proprietor has en v for the purpose of giving increased effect to the and ing. Tuesdays, Wednesd , hursdays, and Fridays, will be set apart for Members io will enrol their names at the Bar of the Hotel ; an Mondays and Saturdays the Gymnasium will be ope the Public. N.B. blic Entrance in Tarlton-street. dr * * A large ROOM to LET, suitable for Public Meetings, &c RICHARD J. LAYCOCK HAS CONSTANTLY ON HIRE SADDLE HOR§E•f3rGIGS, DRAGS, &c., AT THE ROYAL HC EL LIVERY-STABLES,• MOORFIELDS STERLING QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP, SUPERIOR STYLE, WITH REASONABLE CHARGES. A most superb Assortment of Dress, Dining, and Promenade VESTINGS; - TROUSERINGS in 50<riariety. Fit warrnted. J PH DAVIS, T OR AND DRAPER, 14, COLQUITT-STREET. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. ANNUAL EXCURSION FROM LIVERPOOL TO LONDON AND BACK, (Under the Sanction 0./* the Directors,) FOR TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS IN CLOSED CARRIAGES, ALLOWING A CHOICE OF FOUR, SIX, EIGHT, TEN FOURTEEN, OR SIXTEEN DAYS -FS TOWN. TRAINS are appointecWo leave the EDGE-HILL STATION, Liverpool, on SATUR 44. 1 - , May 18th, and MONDAY, May 20th, at Six o'clock pu ually each Morning, returning from the Raston Station ondon, at Half-past Six on the Evenings of May 24th, 2 , and June 3d. Passeng s will be taken up each Morning at the undermen tioned Stations, viz.:— __ , H.M. Bolton 6 Q St. Helen's Junction Warrington Junction 6 20 Warrington Hartford 6 50 Crewe FARES TO LONDON AND BACK. 3rd Class. 2d Class. Ist Class. Af s. d. 46' s. d. Je s. d. Fri Liverpool „ Wigan 1 I 0 .. 110 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Bolton „ St. Helen's Junction 1 1 0 .. 110 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Warrington Junction 1 1 0 .. 1 10 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Hartford 1 1 0 .. 110 0 .. 2 2 0 „ Crewe Children under Twelve Years of age Half-price. liokets, Bills, and every information may be obtained at the Railway Stations on the Line. Also, in connection with the above, an extraordinary cheap Excursion from LONDON TO PARIS AND BACK, FOR THIRTY-SEVEN AND SIXPENCE. Mr. MARCUS respectfully intimates to his Friends and the Public generally that having been intrusted, by the sanction of the Directors of the South-Eastern and Dover Railway Com pany, with the management of the W h itsu n ti de Ex c ursions from London to Paris, via Folkestone and Boulogne, and that being determined to use his utmost eXer:ions to procure a good Train for the Company, he has fixed the rates of Fare at the very lowest possible scale, in order to give the Public every ad vantage of a cheap Trip to Paris. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave the SOUTH-EASTERN AND DOVER RAILWAY, London -bridge, on TUESDAY, May 21, at lice o'clock punctually, for Folkestone, Boulogne, and Paris. FARES FROM LONDON TO PARIS AND BACK. Third Class. Second Class. First Class. el 17s. 6d. £2 10s. Jel 105. Second Class from London to Boulogne, and Third Class between Boulogne and Paris, £2 2s. FARES FROM LONDON TO BOULOONE OR CALAIS AND BACK. Third Class. Second Class. First Class. 17s. 6d. 7s. 6d. £1 17s. 6cL Children under Twelve Years of age Half-price. These Tickets are available between Baulogne and Paris and Paris and Boulogne on any da y and an Train correspond ing with the Class of Ticket, between by y the 21st and 30th May, sad Passengers will be allowed to return from Boulogne to Folkestone and London by any Train corresponding with the glass of their Tickets, on the 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st May. Tickets and every information may be obtained on applica tion, by letter, post paid, and enclosing a Postage Stamp, ad dressed to H. R. MARCUS, 19, Leigh-street, Liverpool. P.S.—Each Passenger will be presented with a small " BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS" which will contain a vast deal of informa tion respecting the various plgces of Amusement in London and Paris, and also a list of respectable Hotels and Lodging houses, with their charges, &c. A copy of this work will be seat tree, on receipt of Eight Postage Stamps. H. R. MARCUS, MANAGER AND CONDUCTOR, 19, Leigh-street, Liverpool. "alb ions. MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, 49, BOLD-ST.BW, • • cixitpur "WM IL T. 0..A.-__ peetfully annOuriee§, that her §l - 10W-R0 will be OPENED Tins DAY, the 7th instant. • MISS COKER begs to i n f orm t h e Ladies of Liver pool and its Neighboarloodrgig her FASHIONS will be SHOWN on Tit unso.vr — next, the 9th instant ; also, the STOCK will be SOLBrand the BUSINESS t o be DISPOSED OF. CASHMERE AND BAREGE SHAWLS. SUPERB NOVELTIES, AT No. 48, BOLD-STREET. : JCRIPPS, PROPRIETOR:A visit will prove that there is not in Liverpool, this Season, any Stock equal for elegance and cheapness. Besides an extensive importation of the new Bouquet Cashmere Shawls, from Six to Fifteen Guineas each, he has cleared a large lot of Lyons-made Long Shawls, at Three Guineas each; the best value ever offered; all new designs ; some forming four, others six Shawls in one. As a proof of their worth, they were seized and detained at the London Custom-house, hem.' ' there valued at F our G u i neas and a Half each. Also, in all Colours, several Hundred French Barege Long Shawls, One Guine a c h; sent through post for ietpte_fr ea Twenty-two Shillings. Ladie mitting may depend o n th e quality, and having the b elected. Very good Barege, 12 a . 6d. to 155., four yards E and good styles. MANTLES.—AboyteOne llundred, entirely new Shapes, front the first Parisian'flouses, in the richest Silks, Satins, and Vel— vets ; and , Reendless variety at One Guinea each, in Watered, Glace, and Fancy Silks, Black and Coloured; also inßatins and Baretheas, at the same price. J. CRIPPS'S MANTLE, SHAWL, AND FUR WAREHOUSE, 48, BOLD-STREET. THE REAL LIMERICK LACE 4._ POPLIN WAREHOUSE, 15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOSEPH C. NADIN, PROPRIETOR, MANITRAC.. t) TORE R, and IMPORTER, begs to inform the Ladies or Liverpool and vicinity, that, at the solicitation of many of his Friends and Customers, he has added the LIMERICK LACE Department to his IRISH POPLIN TABBINET Business. He has this day imported the Richest and Newest Designs in the following Articles : WHITE VEILS, BERTHES, CAPES, LAPPETS, HA: - CHIEFS, COLLARS, &c., &c., And Magnificent DRESSES, suitable all and Wedding Favour J. C. N. confidently hopes he will meet with the same extensive and Distinguis atronage in this beautiful fabric that he has receive that of his "Real Irish Po• binet," knowing an article in either of tb^ if Sterling I Manuf - `ure n AND IRISH NDKER. lin Tab, iranches only ferred to ibeg which are made in imitation, t. least resembling the well-known quality of either. JUST ARRIVED, a magnificent Selection of SPRING GOODS. The ONLY HOUSE in ENGLAND established exclusively for lough not in the the Sale of the above Articles. N.B.— OrderS by Post from all parts strictly attended to. THE WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE MORRIS, BASSET, AND JONES, (Late WALTER and THOMAS MORRIS,) • H AVE much pleasure in inviting the attention of Buyers of WOOLLEN GOODS to the most extensive STOCK of West of England and Yorkshire superfine BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, DOESKINS, &c., (all of which have been personally selected by Mr. MORRIS, at the Manufactories, within the last three weeks,) ever seen in Liverpool. Notwithstanding the great advance in the price of Woo?, the Manufacturers have not as yet been able to participate in the improvement; and on no former occasion, Mr. M. sincerely believes, has he been enabled to purchase so cheaply, and more especially West of England Goods, as on the present occasion. The immense variety of styles in TROWSERINGS and VESTINGS, all of which are new, cannot fail to insure an extensive demand; nor can the_guality of the Articles fail to give satisfaction MORRIS, BASSET, antrioNEs, are determined that no effort on their par be wanting, either in the selection of their stoslk, or the moderate charges with which they will be_editent, to merit a continuance (indeed they hope an increase) of the unprecedented support so de servedly earned, and liberally bestowed upon the late firm, for the long period of eighteen years. Their motto will be (as it has hitherto been under the management of Mr. M.) A LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSI NESS WITH SMALL PROFIT. To Wholesale Buyers and the Trade generally, we would observe, that we can offer as good an assortment of Goods as any house in London or Manchester, and our prices will be found, on an average, at least 10 per cent. less. Therefore we say, support us. MORRIS, BASSET, and JONES. 80, LORD-STREET. SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. FASHION AND ECONOMY COMBINED, 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL , DANIEL MYERS returns his thanks to the Gen try, Clergy, Professional Gentlemen, and the Public generally, for the distinguished suppo r t and encouragement received by him for the last ten years. The Stock of this Establishment has just been replenished with new materials for FIRST-CLASS DRESS, and with the greatest variety of novelties that ever entered the port of Li verpool. D. MYERS' COATS have now attained their deserved pre ference, amkare daily ordered by Gentlemen of the elite resi ding in the west of London, from whom testimonials can be seen at the Establishment. D. MYERS' Trade being under his immediate superinten dence, and having himself a practical knowledge of the most scientific geometrical governing principles of fitting the human frame, the ease and elegance of his Coats is at once seen, ex perienced, and acknowledged iand the prices, as usual, are at least 30 per cent, less than is generally charged for superior Goods. DANIEL MYERS' TROUSERS have attained their deserved notoriety, and are now weekly sent, to order, to New York and the west of London. The prices are at least 30 per cent. less than usually charged. Gentlemen can select their Mate rial from the most extensive and greatest variety in England. DANIEL MYERS' VESTS are superior in fit and elegance to any yet produced. D. M. having Agents in Paris and Ger many, every novelty is daily supplied. MOURNING Orders, for Three or more Suits, made upon the Scale of Wholesale Prices. A Suit of Clot lies made to Measure in Six Hours if required. The newly-invented HYDROMAGEN COAT, perfectly water. proof, and very light, at Twenty Shillings. No Ready-made or Slop Goods kept at this Establishment. No connexion with any house in the trade in Liverpool. D. MYERS, 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL LONDON DYE_-_HOUSE, - 126, BOLD-STREET. TOHNSON BROTHERS (conducted by M rs . T. S. t y JOHNSON, widow of the late T. S. Johnson) respectfully announce to their numerous Friencts that, since the Dissolution of Partnership, they have made a considerable reduction its their former Scale of Prices. The following Articles are Cleaned or Dyed, and finished in a manner not to be surpassed by any house in the trade: — Silk, Satin, 'Merino, Mousseline de Laine, and Indian Dresses, Canton Crape, and all other British and Foreign Shawls. Moreen and Damask Bed and Window Curtains, Furniture Print, Calico Linings, Sofa and Chair Covers. Door Carpets, Mats, D and r ug e g v e e t r s y , o ß t l h a e n r k A e t r s t , i C l eocuonnt connected N.B.—Their other Branch is No. 9, RANELAGH-STREET. rPecatendesWilitlietahrethtrßaduega. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MESSRS WOOD & WESTHEAD'S, MANCHESTER, Involving loss of .elOO,OOO worth of Proprdtg. THOMAS MILNER and SON have great pleasure i n laying the following Letter before the Public, affording another most distinguished commercial testimony to their Safes : Manchester, 28th March, 1860. GENTLEMEN,—/tr answer to your application respecting the Fire-resisting Safe supplied by you, and which we have had in use several years, we have to inform you that in the exten sive conflagration which took place on Thursday night, 21st March instant, and which totally destroyed our warehouse and its entire contents, we have much . pleasure in stating that the books and papers contained therein were preserved entire, not being the least affected. We take this opportunity of recess- AD and CO., mending your inval ua bl e i nvent i on to all persons h av i ng b oo k s , deeds, or other v a l ua b les to protect. " We will thank y ou t o sen d us one o f your largest st robe wrought-iron " Holdfast" and Fire-resisting Safes, with draw ers, and remain, Gentle ,, m j e . n LP , P. i re tae s n pic Eo t o f . u pw lly aEn y si wii ours ßE , sTm laps. "To Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son." PORTRAIT OF MR. MACREADY, IN THE CHARACTER OF " WERNER," PAINTED BY D. MACLISE, R.A. if R. GRUNDY has the pleasure to announce that lit the above PICTURE is now on PRIVATE VIEW for a few days in his Rooms= REPOSITORY •OF ARTS, 26, Church-street.