The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

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REDUCED TO HALF-PRICE, AN Immense Assortment of CHILDREN ROBES, FROCKS, BODIES, CAPS, HOOT and CHILDREN'S UNDER CLOTHING, &r LONG FELL CHEMIST (L AT O P AND DRUGGIST, no).RTRERT) 1-I' ... .,"'",'"EtillA._EsiV, 3 . 9 rs`,2 an ENTLRELY: NEW STOCK Og_THE PUREST TTING BLIC Buildings, Shops to Dwelli SPERIT, AND PORTER MERCH 13, GREAT CILAIgiOTTE-STREET, HE NEW PA NTC MI MR EVE} r _ EVENIN I deity, THURSDA' BN S, LADIES' WHICH MUST BE CLEARIF,DeOFF IMMEDIATELY, WILLIARAITHWAITE at No. 49 1 BT. aosite John's Market, the Public that the aboi `remises ,me .Special it the pert"( Aar that V TRADI air to be taken at Half-put Seven BA.IIr2INEN WARE H OUSI 130, BOLD-STREET, THREE DOORS 1 IA /An Nail - DrIUGS AND ESITCALS, assortment of Seen oaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes ruthes—Toot shes, Dried Fruits, and a variety o WILL 5 and %3, HANOVER- 1, in any quantities, upon a :ies can it terms CHANDELIERS IN GREAT VAR :ommen A SER rt msdp ROM 7 1E TO: Family Articles oetrriry description. T. F. especially solicits the support of his former Friends and Patrons, in his new Establishment. UAMPELTON, ISL . IRISH DITTO, 014 COGNAC BRAN Sgtanins on Draft ane DY gild in Bottle. witnessing its representation, in the Evening. the Pantomime -- ...Mei on THURSDAY next, the 15t1 HIS present TUESDAY EVEN IN( Alter whi tM PH ITHEATRE THE TA will h a , Cf4NCE next, th 'hide a► 00L, Yarboro 5, ELY tenderon, Esq., Chairmen Meugens, ER k Peel Esq N ice-Chain Is of this ProvTo, r! ! and Wardens ( ELMANCE able to P'iovinCia rf all Lod _ J. Waln-isley, A ...rd.street; Mr. W ar b urg. delphi Ranelash.place and Mr. J. Payne, 89, Market-sireei, Mancn.— George Addison, 152, Church-street, Preston ; the Courant- Chester; the Masters of the different Lodges; and the ary Secretaries, at the Committee-rooms. lesired that all parties attending the Ball will sign 'lckets prior to presenting them at the 0, Lord-iireet Excl Names on the pear in the Full-dregs TUE POOR RELATION a New Grand Local ',Comic Christi !;Q_IJIN ANI IB LANCASHIRI Cottun ignor Lauri Mackay, jun. I Clow ky next wilts6e prc 3. littouoh, A, Fist Time it BENS su - c . c.ei; A I Pnnch's Playhouse - , Lon Carri.open at Half.past S Th e D4aenlaY be ordered at - 6 , ; U pper Boxes, . 35.; P—, lecur -_ in. QF le open from 'fen to Three o'c king Private Boxes, whit Quarter to El xnder~the rim BOBBIN VITCHES. !ction of Mr. t. S (WI CONTINUED .SD( TRIAiv ENTlitt, HIS- g WHOLE PE. preselat- TUESDAY EVEN IN CHANGE. OF POSITIVELY HIS LA the OSTRICH RA ated N L Instant, and durin g the m..:COLLUM will appear. being - NIGHTS. FIRST NIGHT against a WILD ARAB HORSE; togetner witn a tun CO Cr EQU ESTRIAN PERFORMANCES, introducing ti PO NI MPANY w and matchless STUD of TRAINED HORS ES. MID-DAY PERFORMANCES will wednesday,) the 14th. and SA Till commencing at Tw AY Lick precisely. LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC-HALL. Uri TIIITRSDAF EVENING NEXT, the 15th instant. SECOND AND LAST CONCERT. PRE INGLISH GLEE and MADRIGAL UNION Mrs. ENTIiiiRSC LOCKEy. Mr. I IN, Miss M. WILLIA FRANCIS, Mr. LAN HIWPS ; — Box - ea Sta ynpneters, 4s. .ad at Kzch an g e nets admistabi Turns[ e except to the Gallery LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC H TN consequ JULLIEN' S CONCERT ence of many Par obtain admission to the les not be , ncert on Friday Even the Committee have Upon vet Plrforrn ECOND AND LAST CONCE nK MCIAITh•v. _ - ) n tsg• DOTI:MEM and Siti. EIVORI wil t time igAlverpool their celebrated Duet VOCALIST Is CICELY he Metrop•;] STOTT. RFORMER Holt, p; Messrs. Baumann, Lavig Vogel, 1 Schmidt, 'Sze. ....Herr Kceni ................... M. Jullien. m and Stalls, 4s. • each Ticket ; Galleries ad lit at Seven to commence at a Quarter t, I to be THE THIRD M DIVISIONo °T To labia the Pub, HALL zcliange•court COUNTY 0 will be admi, ld in the LIVERI 3ALI tits WORSHIP TITS MAYOR AND COUNCI ON IVRDNRSDAY, 'the 21st instant, Mato be applied in - aid of t' - Funds of tl. Masonic Institution for t' he Educe Freerx ATRON PA.TROZCS [d Master ington Cotton Wynn, Bart., M.P Coml;rm7 Moore, Grand Cha Dvincial Grand Mast Provincial Grand Master, Grand Mute, of the Grand 1 Df the Grand Lodae George Au of the Grand Je9 Staffordshire PAki., P. Provi ial Grand Master, tale. Esq., Provincia' . Provincial Grand Maeda thusley, K ley Parker r'. Provincial Grand 1 Grand ior Warden, I 1 Grand Junior Ward, mi instal STER: the proce Laneaabit anent in I "I;Matthew East La , Omas Lit [ he Pre Sider and Hess, room ; th King-strN rank and -"0-fh try permission Captai n GREGO, the B an d o f the Loca in the Ball-rooms. of Perridoners will be stationed in the V est ib ule. Gribbin's Banc - .vonlence at Nin e o ' clock. -J. J. BANNING R. , C H. HARTLEY, }Hon. Secs _l H ENRY HOLBROOK o ttee icoom, Oge note. Date-clreet, ' 2d,1852. - pool, Nov El LIVERPOOL `ATURDAY NRXT. —NG CLASSES, the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, —n nrch-st met. from Ten in the Morning till Doak, Sixpence; 'Catalogues, Sixpence. From Six till Ten • • Children, Half-prize; Catalogues, Y CLOSE ON OPEN to the WORI ItitTloN of tt a, ti!air-price;* vening, Twupt ay. FIFTH WEEK 4,, t•URTION OF THE RIVER ... EXHIBITED HERE BEFORE PAUL'S C BURGESS by the Rev nth Janu rpHE will be be HA UNITED FOREIGN AID SOCIETY. WON will be delivered and a COLLECTION in aid of the Funds of the above Society, (D. V.,) next, the 15th instant,_ at kRD ST. by the Re A PUBI .. 1 1111"1 tor of Chelse Id the Evening following, the 16th instant, in the LL OF 7'llK COLLE at Half-past ion will attend; o'clock present peculiar Nositta of Protestantism it i other interesting' etaila, will be communicate( RICHARD..at RGESS. . . .. • 'he Meetir Tickets to r. Jos. HA wick-road ; Mail, and ( W. JONES, Treasurer, Exchange-buildings. H. J. WEBSTER, Hon. Sec., Rumford-street MOVEMENT AGAINST MANNOOTH IC MEETING, composed of CHURCH- Ind DISSENTERS, for the purpose of Petitioning AGAINST the continued ENDOWMENT of I COLLEGE, will be held in the Hall of the ENING next tint, at Half-past Six o'clock ; 3AM HODGSON, lisq.„..in the Chair, ig will be addressed-by _ . D.D. RD CROPPER, Esq., CiS SHAND, Esq., .ev. Dr. NEWTON, .ev. C. M. BIRRELL, And others. ONLY MEN ADMITTED. )e had, gratis, at Mr. SCRAGG'S, Itenshs RAMON'S, St. James's-pla s e, Toxt( Castle-street, Kirks - Ir. LED ARS% LOACI Wirier Office , n-road; and at thi J. WEBSTER, Hon. Sec ST. JUDE'S CHURCH. tS will be preache4.ia4he above Church, )AY next, the ),Stilrliiistant ; in the Morning, by . LOWE,,,tifellmbent; and in the Evening, by the. on SUM B he Distiict NICHOLAS' CHURCH, CHAPEL-STREET. uence of Repairom:7 - this CHURCH will ED, as regapIa , SUNDAY SERVICE, until further during the Week, it will be OPEN as usual for .S. CHRISTENINGS, and FUNERALS. TN conseq I be CLOSt MARRIAGE THE DEAF AND DUMB. UAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS field at the INSTITUTION; 'Oxford -street, on TTIURSDAT next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive the - Annual Report, and to transact the general'business of the Institution. EDWARD BANNER, Honorary Secretary. THE ANN ) EAR INFIRMARY. AL MEETING of the FRIENDS of the above CHARITY will s. on MONDAY next CLARENDC „,--FfF:NRY CROSFIELD, Treasurer Eye and Ear Infirmary, Mount-pleasant, • Janucii;y, 181 SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of TRUS TEES and SUBSCRIBERS to this CHARITY will he held I 'e o'clocl NORAMA HALL LEWIVE gilt MISSISSIPPI BOLD-STREE MAMMOTH PANOR UPPT LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD, 42,8 N EVERY NIGHT AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. ; Loy AntRNOON EXHIBITION TURDAY, at Half past Two o'clock D MISSION-ONE SHILLING ftriDNE.IDAY 6. TO MUSICAL AMATEURS. priE u NE IV MUSICAL SOCIETY. ncourteoua treatment which the Practical thiCtrobers of the Phi l h armonic Society have receivt Ist ands of the Committee has demi it desirable tl formre AM ATEUR MUSICAL SOWETY should be forint and gentlemen, - are willing to aid in the ..ietrilither as Pr ac ti ca l M em b ers or 4 1 ! r i bers, are requested to send their Names and Addresses Idl .T AKIO SMITH, Music- se ll er, Lord-street. oed 1111 RG. to make the necessary arrangements, will be lay, of which due noiic N o'ric- 4 .I I7R RPOOL UNION BANK. , • 0fi 1 ,,,.., AS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND ritte 9f 81.. -year endin "Dr Th e IfirriAtrCerit.on t h e Capital Stock of the Company, g the Slat December last, - being at the °tint ager Cent• Per Annum will be paid to the Proprietor, lavaawbe I 2tb Instant. ' —"DiSFER BOOKS willl-O,OCLOSED frost k , A ,ITAAncluatve„ '''"44 MERTIeNIWTA Fehr*" • - e i.kaa'rf ,r • :itt otte n ,A44 -ROOm - lock.: g he PROPRISTORS will be On TiitIRSDA.T, the sth of rder of tbe Board, ►3IE9 LISTER, Manager. 852, )4**4llresg, sht Amara LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND. THE ANNUAL MEETING of this CORPO RATION will be held at the SCHOOL, on FRIDAY 6ext, the 16th instant, at Eleven o'clock, for the purpose of ELECT ING a President, four Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, and a Committee, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament. All persons who have contributed the sum of at one "" Donation, or not less than is. as an Annual Sub -ntinue to pay the same, are Members of this acription, and Corporation. 'rho acknowledge tj ies, Donations, 8i :nomas Francis, Esq Graham, Esq Irs. Eliza Cr( Sarni. Sandbach, I LEGACII receipt of the follow. :e of Bebington, per John late of Breck-road. Everton, pe Phomas Atkinson, Esqrs j„ late of Liverpool, per Wm. F 5 0 0 y-hall (decease 4., ditti .elOO 0. 10.0 50 0 0 D9O 0 0 4 0 0 11150 0 0 . 20 0 0 . 10 10 0 10 0 0 , 10 0_ 0 1 10 0 0 Frederic La West Lar Yate: ke News garet Formby, of Forml T the. Rev. Lonadale Formby a Yia r s' 1 iit; Less Legacy Duty Edward Olierenshavr, Esq., late at Augustus ;heAeld Leas Legacy Dut .40 .- DONATIONS. Richard C. Nod*, Esq., Hooton-hall The Marquis .of Westminster, per the Rev. Edivd. Hu George Ark la,•Esq., Liverpool .. Mrs. Peter Bourne, Liverpool, per Fred. Peel, Esq. . Mrs. Wordswqrth, Liverpool Joseph Shipley, Esq., ditto Mrs. Foster, Gambier-terrace, per Henry Stubbs, Ea John Smith and E. T. Kearaley, Esqrs., Chapel.wat dens A Friend, per Thomas Mills, Esq. Them - ion, I )ONATIONS in "aid of the REMOVAL of and BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS , Brown, Esq., M.P., Liverpool Wm. Nevett, Esq., ditto - John Holmes, Esq., ditto Henry Steele, Esq., ditto A Friend, per Rev. E. Hall Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co., n sitors on board the United States Atlantic And Pacific nected trot Mail Steam-shi The Earl of Sefton Joseph C. Ewart, Esq., New Bright , John Nicholson, Esq., Liverpool Robert Benn, Esq., ditto. Ritdleir, Elk Messrs. Tentiants;dow, and C William Rathbone, Esq., ditto Washington Jackson, E;cl., ditto William Oxley, Esq., ditto Joseph Shipley, Esq., ditto William C. Mylne, Esq., ditto Thomas Mills, Esq., ditto George Holt, Esq., ditto Willwood Maxwell, Esq. Alexander Maxwell, Es Th . otpEsi Esq., - ditto A Friend, ditto - 11. E. Evans, Esq., ditto Messrs. hlacfie and Sons, ditto, John Parratt, Esq., ditto William Byrom Corrie. Esn arnana, Esq„ Liverpool William Lynn, Esq., ditto.... Walter F. MacGregor, Esq., Robert Hutchison, Esq., ditto Jams Lister.. Ran__ dirt. Charles hielhuish, Esq., dill Rev. Edward Hull, ditto William Bennett, Esq.. ditto E dward Rushton, Esq., ditto, Anonymous. ditto William William Wagstaff, Esq., ditto Ridyard, Esq., ditto Messrs. D. and J. Neilson ditto Messrs. John Eccles and Co Charles Martini, Esq., Cognac, per Jno. Lockett, Charles B. Banning Esq., Livernnni usyner ittid Co Roger Lyon Jones, Esq., ditto. George Kenworthy, Esq., ditto , John Fletcher, Esq.,.Attorney. Man Pottp,- . E. Zwilchetibirt. A . Friepd, ditto Ea 9•, ditto. Esq ditto.. , _......- ........ Edward Parry F , John Cragg, ..sq., ditto..., James Aikin, Ng, ditto.. Frederick Peel, Esq., ditt o.. William Pearce, Esq., ditto James Smith, Esq., (Sefton. A. G. Kurtz, Esq., ditto.... John Smith, Esq., John Grant Morrie . a Ellison, Esq William roes, Esq., Hudson Luficyche . , Esq., ditto. Simon Crossfield, Esq., ditto.... Robert Crosbie, Esq., ditto John Mather, Esq., ditto James Price, Esq., ditto Thomas Booth, Esq., ditto John Knowles, Jun., Esq., (lift , William Imrie, Esq., ditto C. H. Jones, Esq., ditto Thomas A. Bushby, Esq., ditto Chas. B. Buchanan, Esq., ditto. Robert Benson, Esq., ditto Humphrey Roberts, Esq., ditto P. Bourne Drinkwater t Esq., dit James Cannon, Esq., ditto C. Cruttenden, Esq., ditto A Friend, per J. Parratt t Esq., ditto . James Wllluri Rev. Geo. I 10, Esq., ditto, h Wasey, Brid Robert Shute,Esq., Liven Charles Wigs litto On SALE, GOODS manufactured at the Institution, con sisting of all kinds of BASKETS. WORSTED HEARTH and DOOR RUGS, LOBBY CLOTHS, WINDOW SASH and BLIND CORD, TWINE, MATS, FOOT-BEARS, &c.. &c., at reasonable prices. - THOMAS MILL Hardman-street, January, 1852. Treaourer G large and varied Stock of GAS LAMPS, CANDLE LAMPS, &c., lnequalled in extent, and selected for the approaching season, LARGE R. WII SRS be inspected In the SIICITV-ROOM SIAM S FO 28, HA NAVE PENN SMITH'S TREET, Opposite the Government Tai Offices T. HUGHES AND CO.'S CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, AND BEDDING WANEROOMS. 0 and 47 .D-U'LD.STREBT MANUFAffORIES AND TIMBER YARDS 41 and 43, SEEL-STREET, 48 and 52, PLERT-STREET, LIVERPOOL, PLAY I N G A. N E S 0 N S' G O ODALL IMPROVED PATENT ENAMELLED PLAYING CARDS which, for no HIGHLANDERS HARRYS MOGULS With Floral, Figured nd quality are unsui Per Pack. Per Doz, 18. 10d. .... 21 2s. 3d. .-... 251 FOR EXPORTATION TIIE MAKERS' PRICES .--- GEORGE J. POORE, 42, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. J. M'GIBBON, PATENT INSTEP SPRING BOOTMAKER 30. NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, - LT AS Manufactured for Mr. BRETHERTON, Steeple- ChaselL Rider, the LIGHTEST JOCKEY TOPBOOTS ever made in England, weighing only 51 ounces ; width of Calf 15 inches, length of Legs 18 inches, beatito Thomas's Boots in the Great Exhibition by 11 oz. • N.B.—J. NM. makes to order.,PATENT RECELENT BALL DRESS BOOTS, similar to thtse displayed in the Great Exhi bition from France, superior to any other ,Dress Boots, being easier and smaller on the foot than any Others. Also, a new kind of WATERPROOF SHOOTING BOOTS, likewise displayed in the Great Exhibition. _E COMBINED WITH E in their ATTIRE shoulckgo tc Materials suitabis LB A ND EXCELLEN . B TAILOR A PrD DR A choice selection of the most Fashionat for the present ason to choose from AT REDUCED PRICES T. WALKER'S WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY 135, WHICECHAPEL , Opposite Gre Charlotte-street PWA STABLISH ED 181;, BY NCIS.,II.IIkINEY IN STOCK )0 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS 4REHOUSE LONDON CHAIR )R THE PRESENT SEASON IMPORTATIONS F FL. HAUSBURG begs leave to . Friends and the Public. that his IMPORTATION HRISTMAS and the NEW YEAR have just been complete( fbe same immense and unrivalled extent and variety of tasteful and elegant Articles suitable for the Season will be presented to notice, and he respectfully requests the favour of an early visit. The Collection will include, BRONZES, OF THE HIGHEST ORDER, SEVRES AND OTHER FOREIGN CHINA, SEVRES AND OTHER FOREIGN GLASS, ARTICLES IN BUHL AND MARQUETERIE, OF MOST EXQUISITE WORKMANSHIP. ALABASTER. IN GROUPS, VASES, &c. FANS, OPERA-GLASSES, BOUQUET-HOLDERS SOUVENIRS, BONBONNIERES, CHATELAINES, - ire., And a very extensive Assortment of FANCY ARTICLES. AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF PAPIER MACHE, Comprising every Article to the Manufacture of which this Material brapplicable. MUSICAL BOXES, FWFINAS, the former Effects not previously known in Liverpoo k . • A very large STOCK OF TOYS, GAMES, DISSECTIONS, &c. In which amusement and instruction are blended in' the m with Musical I F. L. II attractive form. deeming it important that th, aware of the variety, extent, and value of the Stock, and the great advantages offered should be enabled to judge for them selves, would have great pleasure in affording every informaton upon the subject ; and be would add, that those by whom he may be favoured with a visit for this purpose will not be ex pected to make purchases. F. L. HAUSBURG, OLD POSTOFFICILBC,LDINGS. ROBERT HUGHES, &STATE' AGENT AND ,ARBITRATOR, 11 - AS REMOVED to th ces of the LIVERPOOL -1-.1 AND LONDON 'WI CR COMPANY, at the South Side of T -HALL-SQUARE, Vsitt is former Offices, Mortimer-terrace,) (Nearly 5, BOLD-S ' SHILLINGS ARTIFICIAL TEETH FOR FIV MR. S. DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST II - (tares:or to A. Davis,) may be consulted t e Irregt!litrities of the Teeth and Diseases of the C As most person suffer greaCPain and inconvenience by the Removal of Teeth and Stumps, and other painful operations , before they can be supplied With Artificial Teeth, Mr. DAVIS feels it incumbent on filmset( to remove that error, SO FAR - AS RELATES TO HIS SYSTEM, which entirely obvia` WHATEVER. an , l'ensurs perfect mastication ar elf ALL PA LlistinC• Ut Decayed Teeth permanently stopped, whatever size tvity. with ~Mr; DAvzies Enamel Cement, without pa '. becomes a perma s of deca } further aliv ing the once hollow Tooth, in point of utility ana pea to those which were not affected. FEES STRICTLY MODERATE. 1 ' A Single Artificial Tooth A Complete Set 5 ALL OPERATIONS SKILFULLY PERFORMED, EQUALLY LOW. CZ,' Country Patients are respectfully informed, that the simplicity of Mr. DAVIS'S metho one Or a complete set of Teeth. ; Mr. k" DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST, (in k"1 HOLD-STREET requires Duke street,) 55 ELECTRO-P LATE_ JOSEPH MAYER having made considerabl • tious to his Stock of ELECTRO-PLATE, solicits 'poeticl of is. .Consisting of new designs for EPERGNES CORNER DISHES, DISH COVERS, EA and COFFEI SERVICES, SALAD and TRIFLE.. , STANDS, CAKE and SUGAR BASKETS. ntion, being • SPOONS' MTh FORKS In thiatnanufacture are especially deserving of a the most durable substitute for Silver ever introduce has them made exactly to match silver ones, so tha possible to distinguish them when in use together. An Illustrated Catalogue of the Prices of Silver Plate, Ele tro and 'Sheffield Plate, Cutlery, Jewellery, and Watches, m, be had Gratis on application, or will be sent by post free receipt of six otaulps. _ _ _ _ LV EFI,S;I j H S , E P H ELLY Y R A &r WATCHMAKER 68 aad j 7 E o W , LORD-SEREE7'. SEVENTEENTH QUARTER COMMENCED ON THE 31sT DECEMBER. D RUNSWICK CLUB COMFOR A CO)(BINATI ECONOMY. !.ND RESTAURANT, AND DESPATCH SUBSCRIPTIONS COMMENCE FROM DATE OF ENTRANCI Month Three Mdahs, An ORDINARY 2s. 6d. Payable in advance E_.O'CLOCK,-13 Arrangements are now cotfleted for serving up LU NC HEON4e#DI NERS, &c., In the spacious Dining anrCoffee Rooms from 12 to 5 o'clock p.m., on a Reduced Scale of Charges. - TEA, -COFFEE, AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS. BILLIARDS by the Hour, at reasonable Prices. THE' BRUNSWICK A HOTEL The COFFRE T ROOMS and UPPER DINING APARTMENT i B. *ill be found retired ay be depended nr UT, 2s. 6d. lock, Is. 3d. ALL NIGHT. ATTENDANCE MEETINGS, HIRE. OCTOBER BREWING. PRESTON PANS TABLE BEER. zhtful BEVERAGE (Brewed expressl3 rr HIS del Private la'rnilieA) is e had in Casks of all siz ANCHO B R E Hllllll, 1, OLDHALL-ST R A EAR THE IVISRPOOL. IMPORTATION OF C FROM MR MANUFACTORY A 7 I AUSBURG has the pleasure L • t Direct fro Prices so movement bears b perfect accuracy of culiar faci them at nr e:ltil. TlWealth ZNE TO WRIT LOCK ' PARIS. of announ a of his la magnificent STOCK OF CLOCKS, 'actory at performince and difr supplied he most Choi Great Exhit other par ate prices. in tt: ppreciated. Premises, ABRA, &c. d the celebrit n construction ate Charge pe BUILDINGS ING-S ST LIFF HOCKS, CHASIPAGNEeADEIRA, HICCIILLAS, Btc Bandon and DuWirr oRTER, Mild and Bitter AI gees, A Whisky, 17s. per G rATORS AND CARTOWNERS. )0L UNITED GASLIGHT irons of receiving TENDERS foi may b in Pints COM EXCA- NDERS 'winolon, January 5, Iffices, in K OF LIVERPOOL 1 1 HE THIRTI IRECT IiERERY ( Capital of the Con July to the 31st Di be payable at the Bar and after FRIDAY, thl er• ours of Ten and Th Dated at Liverpoo Proprietor w i Diriidend, , to r k.NNUAL VINTH DIVIDEND )RS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL 31VE NOTICE to the PR' PRIETORS,, red a YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the I. per Annum, on the increased paid-up nk of the COmpany, i le 6th day of February from the lst Dividend wilt street, on n the 1, this 6th day ;If January, 155' r order of the Board, tile expected, ( MEETIN at the H 'welve o'clock pre ect Officers for th flowing Dor 20 Shares in the Live Legacy Dut Davies, 12, ( Heves, IL Es cis A. Hamiltoi Lam Purser Fre Wm. Foster, I ,v• Dr. R lhodist Woriew:Orth, F r Senn lend tc ry Ormerod. I leno to tne ti rt Working M Mrs. Jump A Friend to the ; Mr. Henry Thor Sandbach,i rtOLLEGIATE rtnor rhnefisp ft of local chariti Resident N he Olds VICE-PRINC ➢i.A., late FoREI OSPITAT Bute-ktrest 1., by __ire irWoc Richirc arter Sessions 1, Esq., M.P. at George-stree lection after a nt t Dert in Ste St losnital TRUSTEES will NT CLASSI PROFESSOR OF Must SIGNOR ANTON] Royal Academy of B. HEY WC the 13th .he usual busi;- INSTITI the Educat )D JONF sex College, )NEL BAN ON, TA put year 'els.% I ..117 st of lIRVEYING School 31111i2 liege, Cambri L W. ELLABV ge, Civil En, stershire. INGHAM, Uambrid KES PEI 8.A., Si C AND ASSIST SAPIO, Gra Music, London 'ads and Nanle IMEItCIAL ? PH Y -JAMES-51k COMPARATIVE ANA epartment, in EAR,Y. NT FOREIG tduate and Assoc ; and formerly I 'URAL Di of • Lond PR, MEDICA—G. F. BODINGTON, BOTANY—T. C. ARCHER, M.R.C.S.L. DRAWING MASTERS—L. B. PENLEY and C. G DANCING MASTER—Mr. EDGAR WEBST (Attendant Master). SUPERINTENDENT OF OUT-DOOR CONDUCT AN —R. KEARY. ASSISTANT OUT-DOOR SUPERINTENDENT MASTER—Sergeant-Major HACKMAN. EARLI 6fATERIA . WEBSDA LE ER, Chester DISCIPLINZ AND DRILL Above Four rte'. LLEWELLYN JONI d ANKERS. Surgeon 19Eciughly Scnptura KS, M.D.,Chea is, Tarvin. Military and e Cand Al punishment, inflicted by the ntlemanly treatment, providing them tic comforts, at the same table with iThon's A naba Destic and TO SHIPOWNERS . The PRIZE for CHAIN CABLES at the GREAT EXHI BITION was awarded to WOOD BROTHERS. HENRY WOOD and CO., 4, GORE , CHAIN AND ANCHOR MAKERS . IRONFOUNDERS, Have always on hand a large Stock of all-si CABLES, SHIP AND CRANE CHAIN, ANCH( )RS, & PATENT WINDLASS PURCHASE, Guaranteed to be superior_toiny other now in LAMPORT'S Xaitt ( ENT SHIP'S WINCH With Pumping CranpriTly Wheel, . and Gipseya, to from Lockera,,fortning a most important saving ii labour. _0,4" ' STEERING APPARATUS, and SCREW. SHIPS' CASTINGS, of every deacription MANUFACTURERS of PORTER'S PATENT and A called RODGERS' SHIP'S SMITH WORK nunc ,ually execute From th, great advantages which NV TON, and CHESTER, they are enabl on the moat favourable terms. STORES IN LONDO GEO. WOOD and CO 275, WAPPING SONG FOR CHR I S 'I CHORUS to be list is a holiday, . is a jolly day, Which all shouldAbus remember To welcome in D For Christm And Christn I festivimirth happy Christmas comes to bring lS feast for all the earth. To many a distant age; nd Christmas finds an early place On hien] In old bE v's teeming wig •onial halls While round the lofty roof and walls The holly boughs hate hung. CHORUS. Let hearts be light, To welcome in December ; For Christmas is a holiday, And Christmas is a jolly da . Which all should thus i lift Cable To peasant and to prince This festal time belongs; And young and old their joys evince With glad convivial songs. It speaks of parted friends, Restored to friendship's bond ; And all will own that Christmas tends To gender feelings fond. The social circles now Are happily reform'd, While friendship re-asserts its vow, And hearts are newly warm'd. CHORUS. Let hearts be light, And eyes be bright, To welcome in December; For Christmas is a holiday. And Christmas is a jolly day, Which all should thus remember At such a time as this, Let every one assume Some, out-ward token of his bliss, In shape of new st Mart W HYAM'S far-fa med Mart Prime Christmas suits are sold; Waich all acknowledge truly smart, The instant they behold. In all the winter styles, B. HYAM'S clothes excel, And suits for juveniles Please equally as well. NCHOR BRHAMP x Friends citottus. Let hearts be light, Let eyes be bright, lb welcome in December; For Christmas is a holiday, And Christmas is a jolly day, Which all should thus remember • 'B. HYAM begs distinctly to state that Goods made by him can anly be obtained at his place of business, 63, LORD-STRBBT, Liverpool; and at his various Establishments in the following towns :—London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, fs`tasgoff. Mak:Dublin, Bristol, and Exeter. WHIT'EMAN, Proprietor TanuarN, 1852. LIVERPOOL retiring from above lis English and American IFriend' for thereliberal support during and has great plinsure in recommending her successor, POWELL, Wm the Lane End Hotel, Blackpool. Mr. PO WELL returns his sincere thanks for the very kind pa tronage he has received from the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry during the last 'seven years, as Proprietor of the Lane End Hotel, Blackpool _ ; and having taken the. Royal Hotel. which. from its proximity to the Eiciange;Railavai....at.ons, s om house, Docks, Post-office, &c.. renders it most central for Families arriving from American and other vesselsitMerchants, Commercial Gentlemen, &c. The Hotel has been thoroughly beautified and re:furnished. It heann excellent Commercial Ten Priv Sitting - rooms , Forty eight Room, Coffee Rooin, lofty, light, and airy Dedr s, a comfortable Smoke Room, and Hot, Cold, and Show6r Baths. Also, a splendid spacious Room, suitable for large Dinner parties. The Wines and Spirits have been very carefully a , Mr. Pow- , * theref , a that t! - " ^f ELL, t.. _tore. hopes , .ne whole of his arrans, ments will give entire satisfaction to all who may honour but with their patronage, A Night Porter in constant attendance. Life Ass Sums pg 8AN.6„01 IS THE ONLY SURE D.- ESSRS. THO , HE. No. AYTON-SQUARk uarantee to ev Pupil, from the ar.-. _ had Writing, in few easy lessons. the last twenty years, f at all are taught a good hand in a very short time Ps lABLISHED, 1527. Messrs. TitomsoN teach the uaefafart a BOOKKEEPING t or Double Entry, on comprehending all its t Ppee dil y i nles d o i fn - Vg. or o f tmi ms apply at N. useful branches Thom PSO N. 8. Clayton -sal For Ca - rds of DIRECTORS sq., F.R.A.S , NTENDENT. F. Ferguson Catryoul!, Esq uitica, and EndOwmeata Id and indisputable pri :s as used in the first r Iment, No. 8, Clayton-square. - ARITHMETIC, MENTAL CALCULATION, &c. Messrs. THOMPSON'S usual Juvenile Classes will be held METROPOLITAN COUNTIES AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 27, REGENT-STREET. WATERLOO-PLACE LONDON. INCORPORATED PURSUANT TO ACT OF PAR LIAMENT. TRUS,TREIN. Richard Spooner, Esq.. hI.P. Edvr. Vansittart Neale, Eaq Spencer H. Walpole, Esq. M.P. Henry Peter Fuller, Esq. Samuel Driver, Esq. Thomas Littledale, Esq. John Griffith Frith, Esq. E. Lomax, Esq. H. P. Fuller, Esq. S. Mill er , Esq. John P. Griffin, Esq. Edw. Vansitt-irt Neale, Esq Peter Hood. Esq. Sierbomas N. Reeve Capt. Hon. G. F.Hothatn, R.N."' W. Studley, Esq. CONSCJAINO ACTUARY. COCOA O _ WING to the increasing pref erence w hi c h i s b e i ng daily given to Cocoa as an article of diet, THOMPSON and CAPPER have been for some time endeavouring to produce an article which should contain no objectionable ingredients. They have been chiefly anxicus to produce a Cocoa which could not in any degree irritate or stimulate the moat delicate stomach, and would, consequently, be found invaluable for the use of those who might-be under the treatment of the iioniceO. pathic Medicines, as well as being also a useful substitute for Tea or Coffee 'for those with whom these beverages do not In presenting their Cocoa to the noticirtfitlle Public, they do deprived of , all oil and oiher afEitances its ordinary.state so objectionable. The Homoeopathic Cocoa, which they now recommend for general use, is' manufactured exclusively by themselves, is per fectly soluble, 'combines rare richness of flavour with the highest nutritious properties, and is, in a remarkable degree, easy of digestion. For invalids it is peculiarly adapted, whilst as an article of every day use it will be fo_und more economical than the ordinary Cocoa. Sold, 'Wholesale and Retail, by THOMPSON AND CAPPER, AT THEIR HOMEOPATHIC EqTABLISHMENT, • • 43, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Officer, S, TORE-EL In lib. and 411 b Packages, at is. 4d. per lb., and in 61b. Tins, (adapted ter Families and for Exportation.) :oain ayable to the Assured at the ages of 50, 45, or to representatives in case of early death. Half credit given for Premiums for the first five 1 Policies indisputable. LIVERPOOL BOARD OF D Thomas Littledale, Esq. Matthew Gregson, &K. George William Ewing, Esq William Fisher. jun., Esq. ,ECTORS LEE TROTMAN. Es( ZDINGS, BtVRI THE GREATEST VARIETY OF AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES, ADAPTED FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, THE PRIZE MEDAL, WlTti" BONOURAABLE MENTION," HAS BEEN AWARDED FOR THE GLENFIELD PATENT STA by the Jurors of the Exhibition of all H s now used in the Royal Launfliy. Being thus doubly notice( mark of distinction cc USEFUL , 0 42; BOLD-STREET it its " General Super her,) by the R RBB T. ELECTRO-PLATED sets ......... „ it fat above every other of its Competitors. Tables')dons and Forks 21s. Od. per Dozen. See pages 57 and 63, Class 111., Jury IV., of Dessert Spoons arid Forks l4s. 6d.- „. Teaspoons , , 78.641. „ Awards," printed by authority of the Royal Commi The Ladies are therefore respectfully requested i TEA and COFFEE SERVICES, complete, 43 10s. trial of the GLENFIELD PATENT DOUBLE-I THE CHEAPEST .1-IVIJSE IN LIVERPOOL FOR GOLD POWDRR STARCH, which, for domestic use, n i AND SILVER WATCHES. , UNRIVALLED, and is now used to the Royal Laundry Gold Watches, warranted .../- 44 10s. TIiSTIM 0 N I A L S.—The following highly-r 4 Silver Ditto,' ditto - £2 15s. Testimonials are adduced 16 show the estimation in GOLD JEWELLERY, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. Glenfield Patent Doubletßefined Powder Starch is GOLD CHAINS, the most beautiful Patterns, Sold for their Weight in• Sovereigns. those who are in the habit of using it regularly Copy of Testimonial from the Laundress to Her M ALABASTER AND CHINA ORNAMENTS. CLOCKS AND TIMEPIECES. " Mr. Wotherspoon, 40, Dunlop-street, Glasgow. 'I field Patent Powder Starch has now been used for s 4 PAPIER MACHE ARTICLES. in that Department of the R o yal Laundry where all t SETS of DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS, in Cases. Goods are Finished for Her M One Dozen SILVER-HANDLED KNIVES and FORKS, in ajesty, Prince Albert, Royal Family, and I have much pleasure in informing Case, ,e 4 los. BRITANNIA METAL GOODS. it has given the highest satisfaction. M. We.ton, L IVORY-HANDLED CUTLERY, WRITING DESKS. to Her Mikjesty.—Royal Laundry, Richmond, near , e ni r f s o n t e 15th May, 1851.' DRESSING-CASES. WORK-BOXES. TEA-CADDIES. -- Testimonial es isdb egsfrom P at the etnot t ph e sLady Double-Refined bk lel ..1 1 tMe Messrs. Mayoress s ap s not o wi fn d Powder S dn t dT a o r un ch n 1000 Leather PORTMONNADES, from la. 3d. BAGATELLE' and CHESS, TABLES and MEN, TOYS, &e. THE STOCK OF CUT GLASS Box L ady o N f I G a y l e o n r fi e factured by Mr. Wotherspoon, of Glasgow. The Laundress has reported the Starch to be of very superior quality, and th e . -. Branch of Business. Selling at Thirty per Cent. under Cost Price, declining that DECANTERS, at 3s. per Pair; Lady Mayoress will have much pleasure in recommendine • Good TUMBLERS, Is. 6d. per Dozen ; WINES, 3s. 6d. Mansion House, 3lst July, 1849." Sold Wholesale , in London by Messrs Pantie , Hooper Brothers% Batty and feast ; Henry Strry ant co. , allowance made to the Trade, to Merchants, and Shippers. John Hynam ; Croft and Innocent ; Petty, Wood, and Co. ; Twelvetrees Brothers; Chas. C. B. Williams and Co., Fining Manufacturers, 29, Hope-street, Hackney-road ; John Yates and Co. ; - Yates, Walton, and Turner; William Clayton and )USE TRADE. Co. ; Field, Roberts, and Barber ; A. Braden awl The -INCE HALL COAL and CANNEL COM- Thomas Snelling ; John Brewer ; and R. Nl, Crown-street ; and Retail, by all Shopkeepers. PANT be to submit the following as their present Prices ' , ell delivered LONDON DEPOT, Wotherspoon, Mackay, and Co., 0, King William-street, CO AGENTS WANTED; apply to Mr. R. Wothersiv .- Duniqp-street, Glasgow. ' List of loners. make a EFINED stands tpectable which the come time the finest you that I sundress INCE BALL COAL London Co. akefield. i. 6 - , - 46, - I u ` .1— ---- CARTAGE FREE. at the Residence of the Consumer, if within three milei of the several Yards of the Company. ---- sold in PaCkagei'at ld., 2d., 4d„ and Bd. each, u, - Best Household Coal 10a Second Quslity_Ditto _ 1 Is *. 6d. (kl. Trade supplied in Liverpool by the Liverpool Apothecaries Third Quality Ditto -- wmpany. J. P. Turton and Messrs. Evans, Sons, and Co., and I House Cannel, in tairiipi - 17s. Od. Sold, Wh o lesale and Re tail, by the following parties :—P. Hare. .". . DISCOUNX - FOR CASK PAYMENT, Soap Manufacturer, Ranelagh-street ; Joshua Alletson Ch, .-, FIVE PER CENT. , 5, Great George-place ; J. B. Homer, Chandler, 163 Orders sposted to the INCE HALL COMPANY, at l and -road ;J. M•Whan, Chandler, 161, London ' Chandler, Birk air sever ances as below, will meet with prompt atten- Ireland, Chandler, Great Charlotte-street; 'V dler, 33, Fox-street ; B. Banister, Chandler, Hugh Tool, Clia. {7, Rumfore-street, s, Crown-street, ; ealer, 2, Great Nei cJdoiherhannd9J2leoir:nrhisenslaw,l Mill -street Chandler, nps , ed. 4 llß l r ,. 7 B wi y m9 r a2 o .i e m mio i tia s ein t i, r .g; : l,t e lert t aeo ; enDt ß , Bridge-street, corner of BIRKENHEAD AND TRANMERE.{ Ham i lion.dreet. h ea d; P . . Demean-street. son-street ; John Dear, Tea Dealer , lB,lslington; E. W. Boote, Tea Dealer, 53, Brownlow-hill ; Jos. Hartley and Co., Tea Dealers ;S. and J. Goodacre, T ea D ealers, Old Haymark et; J. Pollock, Tea Dealer, Monk-street, Birkenhead ; Gilbert Bro- Per roc there, Tea Importers, James-buildings, 32, Lime-street z It. Wingate, Druggie. t.;, ~ ..—_•— - • - road Ids-ofoot. TRADE. BEST STEAM COAL London-row id H. Timms° Comforia; ann well-aired BEDS BED and BREAKF An ORDINARY at One r A. PORTER IN t Spacious ROOM for DINNERS, PUBLI PLATE, KNIVES, GLASS, &c. w. 1 Club ROOMS. Hanover-street, ROYAL HOTEL. 1/(RS. EASYWOOD, it 1 Hotel; beg 4 to tl in extreme cues nd mod troict the Pupils the Priii.lpal and Masters. —To include under one charge every expel educational, that there may be no extras ding Instruc latheihatics, Naviza , unemistry, Botany, and other branches of Natural Philo sophy ; Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Drill also the Charges for Stationery, Drawing Materials, Seat in Church and ordinary Medical Attendance, printed Books and I ments alone being found rider Twelve Years of Ai, hove Twelve and under Fifteen Year of Age a Yea n •eceivid as Privat Pupils, at. s per Amnia There is an Entrance Fee of One Guinea, ;bleb entitles the Pupil to the use of an extensive Library during his continuance at the School. 4 Quarter', Notice is req PAYMENT, N ADVANC 'ed previously to the removal of a HALF-YEARLY lER QIARTERL The. School Terms are from the last week in January to the third week in June, and from the last week in July to the third week in December. These Terms divide on the last day of March and the last day of September. A Quarterly Pay ment is due in advance in January, March, July, and September, at the time above mentioned. No abatement cast be made for a late return to School, or for a late entrance. It is an established rule of the School not to allow Sunday Visiting; neither can leave of absence be . granted at Easter or Michaelmas, as no Holidays are given in the middle of the Half-year. PBOVINCI T A A L R I v t i E N D . I H C A A I L ynu,biE C snex O aNciat L wu:E L A E R GI C A H T E E ST IN E S R TITUTIr rhe following Order has been made by htnalcAL ItoucfmoN.--The Court of Examiners o c , i fs e .l t_ o y t ha o tT bu f hxae A ital pf aasedntuhr:cecirthecoaalaitmniheeisEni.rhxa Profes s io n raas hav e resolved :- o n e o n i n un s t la n d p t o i rtf a e d s e c s s o i o i m r n a p a b l i l i e s s i e u a n d n b i studies. inquiry ledge of the Latin and Greek Lan- Its of Mathematics. -Id he admissible to such Examina nt their Apprenticeship to the 'on of their Curriculum. ' , ld, in the first instance the Apothecaries' Hall into the Student's k-no. lat Students at tin at an .t Winter Sess: That such the following S n (for the Junior Stu in Greek Test the tint Book of Xe .F.neid and Cicero's Oration ,ftheActsofApostles, for Mil -Th. is, at the oi?tion ot ...gebra, as far as Simple Equations. The first Book of Euclid's Elements. 't Students who pass this Examination satisfaeto be subject to any subsequent Examination in -- -emacopreia Loud Men si s and Prescriptions. . who have not passed this Examination Ishould, for the present, be allowed, as heretofore, to undergo the Preliminary Examination in Celsus and Gregory, after they have completed two Winter Sessions of their Medical Studies, " April, 1851." --,-... MEESE nv c• — -,, e Re' ould not except tt KPOR Ye. 3 d . Druggist, St= ' ;ii . ta — e ' Jam es- place IS: reet ; Glendinning and Wilson, A commie,. _ •nce,l . „., , ..., - . _ ..,. STUDY to meet the abort egulli j lc v.. ' Dr u g g i sts , 9, James-street, and 18, Mill-street; George Byrd, tions has been arranged in connection with Taryin-ball Wm. Harrison, Chandler, Fox. Collegiate Institution. Chemistry, Materia Medics, Botany, 7 3 , gd, street; Cornelius C a ll ag h an, C handler, 24, Highfield-street ; Elementary C ompara ti ve Anatomy,; ,M • Dravc& k ancl T a . gd. and J. and J. H o d gson, 100, Scotl and-road.--S. Greases, 71, Osteology, under the direction of ;. 1 ..e• ifiltlia . Spear-street, Manchester. a dded to the usual routine of a soon. eliskatikettOttCW Lr... The attention of SHIPPERS and MERCHANTS is respect. extensive Library, and a well arran piklaberatory for ISICIM i . HOUSE AND GAS CANNEL, GAS COALS, AND SMITHS' fully called to the above Article, now in large demand in the mental Chemistry, are daily open' t -VolltPtipiis:: An Mitastris. I WILLIAM LA IRD , , 6sITLAR:EKT o ,:tut t s . u ral al i: ia NRAL ALAN AGER. Prices.ita in BRITISH COLONIES and UNITED STATES, where it co. tive Museum of Botany, Mine i'- '001020,! &C•Vii.h,lit G mends always the Highest Price. course of formation. 7. RumFoRD , - • on SHIPPING est notice-. ORDERSJAN executed in a superior manner, end , The U SCHOOL instals* will RE-ASSIIIMitWATUUSDAt.. „ . f . , tort , ARY !..-, ~ - .. .... Ir. . hat Studer, by boat, Sivered alongside Vessel, _ tanle, or North Docks In Trafa lgar, Waterloo, and Victoria If Carted to Docks North of Custom-ho Do.' Do. South Do. If Handpicked, One Shilling per Tort extra r 2 Dealeis by w R T. C has succeeded in ()Wand Specimens of these Articles which were in tion, the extremely high finish having deter] _ chasers. The terms upon which they were s favourable, and he submits them atproportion hope that theadvantages offered will he fully a F. L. H Jet direct attention to his - ENGLISH WATCHES, s own , ry upon the I by F. blv belt • LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CANDEI in Bronze, Ormoulu, Glaze, 4.e., for Gas, Oil, been entirely re-assorted for the Season, and ii taut in Liverpool. Among them will be foun AUREOLE LAMP, first introduced into Liverpool by bim, simple either for Lami elegantly furnish Every d tnsions. A' Alec ;c9ptioi rorkmen upon Clocks Woun Annum F. L. HAUSBURG. OLD POSTOFFIC, GEORGE R. BELL, 00,BOLD-STREET, LIVE ROM BELL AND MEDICAL GA LI ~ NUFACTpr -4 ..- STRtJMENr V !POOL of every descriptim his Trusses, Instruments; an Gentlemen of the Medical Profession.lni all persons requiring mechai or artificial support of any ki ed Bandages for Prole satin Stockings (with Is,lnvtaiya Supports 1! or Diseise of acting Bandages, H elta, Pate Air 'and fiot N for lncurvation ,ter 'Cush .MAS, AND s HRS. BELL QICAL INSTRUMEN rfRNDS LADIIIB S FASHIONAB IT 18 POLICY E TO WRITI 70 WRITE WE. A. GOOD HAN BOOKKE ND UNDERSTAND 'ING - of 12 to 60, a ►NIST and MA RFA of SURGICAL 111. A NDAGRS, and TRUSSEI adages tE lacing) of the I improvement; Kneecaps, Ankle Ba es, Elastic Chest Expanders and I PAIIIID. TEACHERS Masters I !Partments de a so d Classi nd Mathe weparing for tt Colleges,. - MEn c ickt. and other leas suitable Course of Instruction T Mercantile Api strictest discir and the absen,