Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-29 00:00:00

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To : •,k 11E- DENY , vrirtir • ... , Am 81 rl.l - ; 4T .---,..a....,- - ........ ~.., , • Ttt E .: - - . ..... . .. ._ . .... ..,..- ' '', 11 - 4 ' ' • r'''' ' .f4eV_ , 1 - _,...-, N A ' 4' ' ' ''''' -o; 1 7, Z • • --.. ." , ' tv - , i , 2... —' ' -"--- 1' ' -. " ‘ K ••... • -•, --------- ' ....,.... .1. ~ e , f - ,'Pt. 4,.. ) , ‘ • ~.. ,••,___, .• . I.—. \ --- •.-..'•_. I ) 3 ... • '• • r i ll,/ - • 4 ' t 4 ." 7N ? ',.. / L i .; /".\ ..: 4 ' " (;41firilt , -, r '',,, V l ' - A p ,:,:, : v -...,,, -0 ~,,. :, tit • ___....el, „itio._ ; Id , ) _ . Al Y,, , 1 i ' ‘-' IP '7' ~ ! - 11111111 hlkW' lii , . ~., • ".l fri 0 t 4 , LIVERP NO. 1,970. .• • : ; : NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. f airrucittautts •• • - J . DC 0 • neighb , ,urhootl, that on arld after tee Ist of January, 1860? they will offer thd whelp pi their very extensive Stock of WINTER CLOAKS, SHAWLS, '3IANTLICS; - At a very cohsidemble fleeluctlon in Price. • ' ;'O _ . r i .. r. s • • •-• 30, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET, THEATRE -ROYAL, WILLIAMS©N-SQUARE: THE NEW, GRAND, COMIC PANTOMIME. R IFLE CAP Ecual in 61 YIX. and Qv ti,)TY to au) ,Soil in Livemool. -CT DiaJBLE T1.11121191c.EY. ONE VIEW OF TIEE VTOODS Wn Irj CO "N I NCY: vor Cif' THf E E • • " THE NEW SHAWL & MANTLE W3ILEHQIJ4E, 40,. BOLD-STREET. WOOD - 11 T'I'ER, ` • • . .r , LTYERPO,OL,. DECEMBER , `," • P. w..-PRom: L tratefully acknowledges all past favours, and lc 2orward ivith confidence to their oontinuance, being no Sal rto the tastes and requirements of his numerous kind I :.', ds, the Nobility and Public of the good old town, • ; , • , • 4 W. P. has received ample .proof since the ape: :ng of his n evi Establishment that his connection, for nearly a quarter of a century with Liverpool has not been forgotten. . Ile has now t he pleasure to announce the completion of his superb Stock, Mach, as hitherto, consists of ' 2 -Cet-class London and:Home-made JEWEI,LEAY, ~ GOLD and SILVER LEVER WATCHES, ~ GOLD and SILITEit GENEVA WATCHES, ~ SOLID SILVER GOODS, • ' ELECTRO-PLATED GOOD'S, JET and BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, ~ SOLID SILVER and PLATED Fitted,PRESSIN CASES,' •• " • • • 1, DRAWING-ROOM and DINING-ROOM CLOCKS, A.. TABLE, DESSERT, and SMALL CUTLERY, - a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, very suitable for the present Season, viz. : ALUMINIUM ,TEWELLERY, SANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, 'TIM NEW. FASHIONABLE UNION SCENT BOTTLE, • OPERA GLASSES, FANS, - FLO'W'ER HOLDERS, HAIR PINS, CARDCASES, IVORY AND STEEL ORNAMENTS,. . GARNET ORNAMENTS,: to 101 arc., ke. - • - • • W. P. trusts it is hardly necessary to allude to his Prices, +. 7 l eh have at all times been marked with the greatest modern • His long and intimate connection with all the leading t ' anfatturers of his trade, and his long experience in p bless, must at all times be a guarantee to hiS kind • 4tr Ols. Every article is bought and priced by •himself Id% the greatest . cars, and his _constant study: has and will: ~Z• r be, to further-the interests and merit the esteem of those' "7 0 May honour him with their patronage. . . Ts. 34 -s : TEN PEE CENT. ler Cash at time of purchase ; five APer cent, at the end of one month ; Net Price for Credit. , t". • —maple Commission chargedon 'Wholesale and Export Orders. 30, CHURCH-STREET, 01 'POSITE PAREER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. PINIG Co., E (FROM rARIS) . 4AILORS AND DRAPERS, •--s . 34, CHURCH-STREET, eat oil: eati.i etc, (OPPOSITE P.IIIIIER 7 STREET•; ez tu e . nten Own Materials made up on the Lew est Terms H. HIN GSTON,` 4 1 ~,L • FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, - `five years Principal Assistant with SAVORY awn Mooun, 44Lnernist9 to the Queea, New Bend-street, London.) t . ; SAVORY & MOORE respectfully inform the Inha 0, Liverpool that they have appointed Mr. HINGSTON, —°11:1-street, Sole Agent for the sale of their Preparations. A. 'ilter„,"-`• 11. takes this opportunity of acknowledging the Liv e Patronage Patronage conferred on him by the inhabitants 'of 44, e and their k ind su its vicinity, and respectfully solicits a eontinu ()l ppoit. • ate d Family Medicine Chests supplied, aid re-fitted with Vie w , the best Drugs. Pin t GERMAN, AND BRIGHTPN SELTZERWATERS. ''‘VENDER WATER, AND FARINA'S GENUINE ,„ • EAU. DE COLOGNE. Con LIVER OIL. I TUREEN SPONGES. A S FARINACEOU,S, FOOD. • BERMUDA -• - - - Minneeea, a neir FoOd for Infapta, recommended by p,.. , „ . Dr. Routh, Ste. . ptiona carefully dispensed with fresh Drugs of the • first quality. '''Net....—__sl3, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. - txtnuntL ST. GEORGE'S HALL. N ........ • - - 1J ALLED CONCERTS, ON JANUARY Oth and 1001. MISS LO.UISA PYNE, MR. W. HARRISON, AND TED -4) OF HER MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM . GUARDS. I ULI . p JARS IN Fu ISN ruk; iDVEIITISENTS. MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM GUARDS (4 Y t , BAND Ile end Permiseion-of Lord Frederick Panlett; C. 8.), T will perform gSEE GRAND MILITARY CONCERTS, AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL, p/sl MONDAY •EVENING, the 9th, AND MORNING and EVENING, the 10th of January., • w;rth how ,fifiltg TOCALISTEi : , • • 'MISS LOUISA PYNE ND • W. 'TI A A Rft I S 0 N s4ll 47..culars will be announced shortly. - ... I, ii',,rved Scats 2s. 4 t lel/4414a1f. t he Hall may be seen, and Reserved Seats secured, NiZtelite'enrY Durandu and Co.'s Bullion . Brokers, corner 1,11; ft-street East; Mr. Smith's, Music Seller, Lord . 6„ thd .,,,,_ '`..... Dreaper's, Music Seller, Bold-street. F. 4,7143. H e r t Unreserved Seats Is. each, to be had only at itt and t)a,3 Ituran du and Co.'s, corner of Exchange-street ANGLER'S DALE -STREET, LIVERPOOL. • D AY PERFORMANCES 111411L.R • OF TEE „ l kb NDID PANTOMIME,' , Al ~,,„ o N AiI ' , ---atntsDAY), the 29th, and on SATURDAY, ".. it • the 31st instant. " 4 ev- y ti, 1 3111 . 0 er Inmence at lialf,pastl_wo o'clock precisely. e gg at Seven o'clocli, commencing at Half-past. • , A.' t 'lll adat4; ' . , ,1 D A ._ -oft to the Equestrian productions, t • • 4 atZet - ; *11 ,:N COMIC PANTOMIME,.. -"I', 214 1 produced in an Arena, written'by the successful itt ri . ii 7; Lae., Esq„ expressly for C. Hengler, enti tled, . 111 t-11`.„ 1 " 121 .ROBIN H0.0D,• Ilia Tif6,;‘•RIC.IfiEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST ; THE et b.- LEIfirj ) RETTY. WHITE HORSE; Oa, 4, c4.l"‘titiki . I •L'i AND THE ENCHANTED PRINCESS.- ' 4 4 1 k - tb M-- . 1 1. L n d effective Properties are of a most gorgeous tr,,"te) Thep k l,and silver cars of state. The dresses are ti".:Nr, f ..wuele of. the arrangements . outvie all other it,oiL 4 llta,, t ;„Pening cons;ste of grand sylvan, cabalistic, 4' 4 , .„-.*; 4, - - , ilind majeetic productions.• • The Fairy Land 14%W e - 7 4 Wk s atitiful effects are given to the. Rising of the W l ltl,l' The p!1. 1,1 g of the Feathered Tribe ; The Starry eii`ite aad .0 1 '7 Queen and her Court Attendants drawn i r.A,. tlerse—'ver chariots ; Fairy Cavalcade ; The' Pretty t:,,N ) „ ll obi li t r ill Court of Beauty •, Selection for 'a Panto ); uit, t - uct; G.,'"•,eod, tie chosen hero ; The Forest of Merry . ‘ , t.1 0 ,: ch a ; ge `l Laboratory Hc,rseshoe Castle; The 14! - ry . IP li oais Mt* a White Horse ; Startling Magical „aile te • Now the Fun begins : ..le, ) , .. .................. M: Plege. .;-:,11,.„, . ............. . ... Madame Marie Williams. Z L. t . an . t . , ... ..................... Little Bibb. :t t ( ; 5 11 Pr e - . 7 .' - ................. ,Mr. J. Gee, . 'kil l , Ile . ji . i ......... ... ...... Mr. H. Elliott. "I' a,p a ' 4 C. ' and concluding with the Clown's Mein or,L l ib., d., k , 4 IN ,_ --- l i , ' ll -I.Nb sE G. L orgeous Scene of the a Bi le . ,? . . 3 .11t, AND FEAST OF LANTERNS, e ''''' of it• '. 4 zE ZI ZO__ al Pi r , ' ,• Grand Tableaux and Finale by the k..Ad„.. . . .Characters. . • ce..i.b.. b Wit-: !, i. :—,'lrld-clas. ,••• -c w ' . P .' 41 10 , -, _1 _. Boxes, 2s. ; Pit and Pro kAft try. ..._- su et -ti -,, 6 d. Children under Twelve, Half ass, , ,B d li,.ttke,,, - "ea ttd, p rid xee, and Pit. •No Half-price " j •P rev r i.,....... cat a Quart-A- to Nine to First -glass 4 t ' ft: T.•. , .reetO.F: Mr. CM ARIIIIB R . E . NGI2 • R. ' • tia,., • ' 'a . r 5....,- ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, Prfprietcr, Mr. W. U. COP /.ND. THE NEW, GRAND, LOCAL, COMIC, AND NAUTICAL , PANTOMIME,! This and Every Evening during the Week. THIS EVENING, • - • ' a r OZ: SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. After which,, the New, Grand, Local, Comic Christmas ran . r k f'' r .•l ; tomime. entitled; • DA V. A _Y__ A LO /CBS!. S_ LOCKER; Or, HARLEQUIN, •ND THE LIVELY. LEES OF LIVERPOOL. The Opening story of the Pantomime (written expressly for this Theatre) by Mr. Wm'. Dorrington. The Overture and Music of the Opening, and the Music of the Comic Scenes composed, selected, and arranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime designed and painted by Mr: George Dawson, assisted by Messrs. Penn, Goodnian, Halr, and ,Rogers. The new Stage and elaborate Machinery,. including " The Storm at Sea," by Mr. Cawdrey. The Properties and Masks by . Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, sen., and E. Lauri. The Dresses by Mr. and Mrs. Jefries. The whole of the Dances and the Action of the Ballbt arranged and directed by Mr. Martin and Miss Bramab. "PRELUDE! , ' THE AUTHOR'S STUDY. The ezaat locality, of his residence is not kn'own, but it is supposed to be in one of the streets adjoining to the Liverpool Theatres. Characters in the Prelude. - Needy. Author, "in want of an Idea," Mr. Blakely. - ❑e Spirit of Pantomime Comnierce (well known on the Banks of the Mersey), • - Mrs. Somervilk. Characters in the Opening of the Pantoinile. Davy Jones, the Ocean Wrecker, envying the Island Queen Mr. Appleby. Sharkshead, his confidant, with a ravenous appetite , - Mr. Dentith. Coraliana, Queen of "A Tight Little Island," a near neighbour of Davy Jones ' Miss Laura Gray Telegram, the "Spirit of the Ocean Tele eora graph," a useful agent in the service of ' the island •Qneen, who is ever engaged "Clr , in watching the movements of Davy '",-• Jones, from Dover Cliffs to the Land's • End, and the Liverpool Docks ll is , Annie Howe 'MORTALS. Jac' - ,ck Ratlin, first mate of the " Lively Lass of so named After the daughter of Capt ain the owner , Mary Bowline, who has no objection to Jack • Ratlin.being " her first mate," as well as her father's Mrs. Neville. PANTOMIMIC TRANSFORMATION. Harlequin... Mr. Martin. I Clown Mr. Foster. Their First Appearance in this Theatre. Pantaloon Mr. Appleby I Columbine... Miss Bramah. On Wednesday next, December 28th, a GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME, Commencing at Two o'clock ; Doors ,open at Half-past One. poors"ppened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely." Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s.'; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 25.; Side Boxes, le. 6{l. ; Fit, Is. he Boa-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private, Boxes, which may be had under the, direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.; CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. ST. GEORGE'-S HALL. A CONCERT WILL BE GTVEN, ON TUESDAY, '.ina lan JANUARY NEXT, ST TIM ,BAND OF ,THE ORPHAN •BOYS, - IN AID OF TRIG FUNDS OF THE ASYLUM.. VOCALISTS. MISS CLARA OLDFIELD, A L A t.O I , ,,, AND MR. HENRY CROFT. , Mr. J. BAGOT ROBINSON has kindly volunteered to preside at the Piano-forte. PATRON : •41A • a t A THE WORSHIPFUL THE, MAYOR; !ma PATRONTASES : Mrs. T. D. Anderson. Mrs. Edw. Lawrence. Mrs. G. Ankle. Mrs. G. H. Lawrence. Mrs. J. Braneker. Mrs. Thomas Littledale. Mrs. J. P. Campbell. Mrs. M. D. Lovnides. Mrs. J. B. Cooper. Mrs. Gilbert W. Moss. Mrs. R. C. Gardner. Mrs. Maclean. n Mrs. Robertson Gladstone. Mrs. Marriott. Mrs. H. A. Grey. Mrs. Newton. Mrs. J. P. Heywood. Mrs. It. Berthon Preston. Mrs. Hugh Hornby. t -Mrs. W. Preston. Mrs. H. F. Hornby: v. ilqx Mr's. S aun d ers. , • Mrs. G. H. HorsfalL `3 tit art Mrs. Francht Shand; ' Mrs. E. Johnston. . a Mrs. ,Palgmve Simpson. Mrs. B. Heywood Jones. ' .' Mrs, Steel. Mrs. Langton. PALGRATE SIMPSON, Esq., has most kindly consented to conduct the Performances of the Boys. Band. Numbered Reserved Seats 2s. 6d. Unreserved Seats"— ls. Od• Tickets may be had at the Office of the Philharmonic Society, Exchange-street Fast ; from Harmood Banner, Esq., 24, North John-street; and at the Orphan Boys' Asylum, Mrtle-street, where plans of the Mall m a y be seen • and at the Albion office, 36, Castle-street. • • Early`applicatien for Tickets is recniested. . ' • . 1119 /JR' '% Or` SO' P oo l ; ir , vile 3 ,,{C1 f ite°o° Cl rSi. ft e_ AO' opt' tile Jtt u l j•j ,„tit' °' t, to Pre'' • 40L. rs 'AO O f r p;er. Of ri Ti ° Tft o " oyc l o ir go li.trcett THIS EVENING, and tvery evening during the week, THE LITTLE TREASURE. 1 1 After which, the 'New, Giand,.. CoMic, hristmas Pantomime, entitled, • LITTLE SNOW-. WHITE;.. OR, HARLEQUIN PRINCE GOLDENIIEART, AWD run MAIDEN WHO NEVER SAW HER FACE IN A GLASS! The Opening St ry of .the Pantomime. (written expressly for i this Theatre) by' Mr.. Charles Millward. The Overture and Music of the Opening, and the Music of the 'Comic. Scenes composed, selected and arranged .by Mr. I Musgrave.. •The) Seentry of the .Pantomime designed and painted by Mr. George Dawson, assisted' by Messrs. Penn, Goodman, Hall, and Rogers. The Machinery by Mr. Caw drey. The Masks by Mr. Clarkson. , The' Properties by Mr: Jenkins, 'assisted by Messrs.' Dearlove, sen , and E. Lauri. The Dresses by Mr. and Mrs.! Jeffries. The whole of the Dances arranged by Miss M•Gi ty and Miss Brainah. • ' The Action of the Ballet directed by Miss lki`Crinty. ARGUMENT. to 1 kingdom Ever s.O long ago' there existed a remote little kingdom the realms of Extravagance Called Faraway, which, at the primitive period to which this story refers, was governed by a ic i crafty and tvrannic.l monarch, - -clept Sghander, whose reckless and unchecked eXpenditurc ( k-keeping being then unknown and auditors 'never dreamt of, had plunged his little kiiig • dem and Ms wretched subject into an abject suite of poverty and want. In order to rep nish his empty . coffers, and • to stop the murmurs of his limpoVerished followers,. N.1.9g Squander ecmceived the . Wel of effecting - a matrimonial affiance between his 'only;'son, ) tite handsome Prince Golden : heart, and a wealthy spinster Princess, his ward, whose t charms were burled in 'her meney-bags. Like many modern match-makers, his Majesty speedily. made the discovery tnat his task was more difficult than he had imagined; for, although the intended .bride was quite willing, the bridegroom elect expressed a decided objeCtion to the .alliance.: Finding his' son so ohstinate that tM•eate and entreaties alike failed to turn him from his - anti-matrimonial; ptirpose, the ,I;ing..,l3e vised'a canning seherne, by whio' he hoped to overcome ,the scruples of his son, and entrap, him, into Wedlock with the i by-no-means beautifurPriucess.:. 'Hating an ungallant ides that the fair sex were 'wholly And without exception addicted 'to thelooking-glass (those in which they could see their own i faces, having been invented about that time) 4 ,he despatched the ,Prince upon his travels, and obtained' his royal promise that if he returned without having discovered a fair maiden who had ':never beheld-her face in a Mass, he would then accept the pref :fel-0d hind of the obnoxious Princess. Proceeding upon his :novel ane:apperrenlly hopeless' mission, the Prince had alinoist ;resigned himself to despair, when, wearied and dispirited,,te ' reached an enchanted forest; and,' by the aid of certain good ',fairies who dwelt therein, he w s enabled to discover the object of his search in the person oflittle Snow-white, a woed:nymph, who, together with her companions, had not only never seen theiE own.faces ins glass, but had -never seen the face of one man until the' arrival of Prince Golden-heart in their abode, which was „a sequestered .dell on the. borders- of Fairyland. The Prince, overjoyed by his wonderful discovery, was at once smitten with her beauty, and the maiden was not slow to eciprocate the sentiment. ' Their. tuture was probably a happy one--4ut histOrl is obli vious of their subsequent career. Certain learned antiquhrians, whose special mission is to attempt to make people believe that the musty7cords of past and or are of more imPertance to the living t.resent than theetirring events of the existing gene ration, orthe. ouward advancement of the future, are of opinion, that the ancient kiegdon of Faraway has been discovered beneath the Goodwin Studs, and a Limited. Liability scheme is jafeentemplation for exploring that highly attractive locality. By others it is contended that Ilillire Island covers the defunct kingdom, and this supposition is encouraged by:the recent dis covery-cif-a- fossil, bearing bearing a strong resemblance to a missing toothpick, tprzne;ly the properAy; of: King Stplander:f Other equally learr.eil puridite are of opinion that Faraway is buried in oblivion, and that it never existed an, where but in the inven4ve isa„, ,, ina.t.isof,a needy author... 4 I - F, -,y -,7 • , TRAgSPORMATION. Harlequin lir. W. Waite 1 Pantaloon 11r. E. Lauri Clown Mr. Power I Colombine Miss M'Giaty . . . . • On Saturday next, December 31st, A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME; Doors . open at Ralf-past One o'clock, commencing at Two. Admission Boxes, 45.; 140 r Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 25.; Gallery; Is. ; ' • - Doors Opened. at lialf-past : Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. . The • IREI-eltioe is Open from Ten to . Three; for. securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr.-George Weston... CA RMI,IIAEL ARE gIIOWING TO-DAY CAS'ES OF SILK, . , (FREt TROit 'eovrcer,) • • •AT ONE. •GUINEA •THE •DRE6S OF 12: YARDS. • The above have been purchased for Cash, consist of newly manufactured . Goods, and are offered,at an.extrenaep , low Price. ALSO, A. LOT OF FRE'Neli-G-.L.IOYES, ,_- 1 S• 11h). . 1 , ) ;x:¶4 4 ; ' • if Tr T- T J A . N E. W • L QT, 0 F J 3 LANKET S,. AS PER LIST. --------- ' -- * - — Fa 01:u7Tien's Crit;3. ..• - - 9 , 4 - - 10-4 - 114 - - 1-24 -- 13-4 . - 14 4--- i 2 yrd? 24 yds 24 yds 22 ydl 3 yrds 3 yds by 23 by 22 by 3 by 3,1 by 31 by 32 • • QUALITY. 4-4 I 5-4 6-4 7-4 8-4 7-10 - 2 yard Cynic) 4 yrs] 12 yrd 11 yrd 12 -yrd - H . Td - . 1 ! s'. l d. h ef: s. d. s. d. s. d. by 11 by 1), b• 2 by 21 by 21 by 21 Conimun Y0rk......... 6 6 8 610 6 ... ... ... ' Medium ' l; 6 9 611 6 ... , _ ... ... s.' fl. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Stout Mo t Common York VI pair ......3 3 3 6 4 6. 6 0 I Super 0 9 6 10 612 6 14 0 ... ... 'M e di um 4 6 5' 6 611 Extrs per lO 0 11 6 13 915 9 ... ... stout Super • *., C). . 1 '‘ e • 6 3 7 9 6'o si 'Start " ''' N. l 4' '--0 'l7 621i0 20 .0 ... ... Extra Super 3 6 5 6 6 6 6 9 7 9 8 9 Super , l7 621 6 '27 633640 0 45 6 Baths, very : fate ,4. 0 , 6.4.8 0160 14 '9 . • ..: :: . Beth. .417 tine . 19 0 3.5 0: Flf •0 37 0 ,47 0 53- 0 11:43knIER *lnt :t HORROCKSES MILLER & CO.'S TWO PALES OF LONG CLOTHSto&NI) - CALICOES. ' 4 7* per yard. : dJ f 4 i.,1 0 41T New A • )11‘..; 1 1 1 . Chid. „ Do. de. 2 do. 9-8 Long Cloths, 50 yards per yard. A ~ Do. do. do „ Do. to. 511• 2 ..M T 6;41. „ Do. LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHUKH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • T , /,. .o .Li t ; • p,,A-Am U'S E . ANNOVNCEMEN T. ,%, ) „ f lI.OLDSWORTII AND CO. Beg to tender their acknowledgsr:entß-to the iiiliabifaiifs of Liverpool, Birienheael, and vicinity, for the very extensive patron age they have received since the opening of their Waterproof Establishnient,.und beg to Fay :that new articles of great utility are being constauily addid to their Stock, which is already the most extensive of its kind in Liverpool, eenlprieing in the , WATERPROOF DEPAR 4 ,, ENT. *elf COATS, es;OATS, CAPES, INVERNESS CAPES,' the light Siphohia, for the - 17 . 31043, MP and Cloaks, in li ght and isrAffaitt beautiful materials ; Csirriage and Gig Aprons, Horse Covers, Shoo , i ts, Game' Bage, Deck Beets, Sou'westers, Cart Sheets, &c., &c. AJRPROOF DEPART ;7. ih BEDS, ru.4.,ows,..CVSIIIONS, SPONGE BATHS, SWIM M ING c. • e o th ese artic les fre4t a greatest ;possible relief to invalids. GENERAL DEPARTANT, • , -.• SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS, &c lot reduced 25 per cent.), RAILWAY RUGS :led WRAPPERS; TRAVELLING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, AlPaii?,Cotten; DOLLS, TOYS, and Fancy Articles, in endless variety. ....... ~` I HEYES, HOLDSWORTII & Co. having endeavoured to discover slomet n g to supersede the unsightly and dangerous steel CRINOLINES,Irive much pleasure in announcing that theii'VEGISTEIL 1 OterrA PERCH A CRLNOLINES have more than ealised . t_,b,eir utmost expectations, having been pronounced, lay- the. thousands of ladies who have adopted them, as the acme of elegance and economy. As imitations of these CRINOLINES, made from unprepared Gutta Pereba, are _being offered, H. H. & Co. beg to Matethat their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and address. tog i9t l ,nvs p A it A D. 0 S E • • • ,erF:us aL11111.? taol7 ~11.sott Toq La mgt WATERPROOFERS . ovreq if*.oit 1,4 41 PARKER STREET, LIVERPOOL ' . Irl tCt mole e«x44° ,404 AS :►4l ni .41,111 .aGe. xi iio Y S TER S. .nuluauoat4 nac.2t bay CIRRI S r_3l- 7 -.11 S AND NEW Y AA. - ' PAR E- NT. 4.arr"l:3 and so.ri) tcrl "to 'P&P. .. . WHITSTABLE OR LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS, PROTFELT FED, AND WELL PACKED. FOR TRAVELLING,, • jj I, s y j ri i dar _ . . ,ck 31.03 .3SWIVO AT REAL : 1 St . i97l ..dA BAKER'S .ESTA•B.LISHMENTS, 4, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, AND .30, BASNETT-STREET. A - ; -.. i:47 lf117:1 A FULL-RIZEUI BARREL OF REAL NATIVES 1 a 71 Il SIX SHILL INGS. A DOUBLE-SIZED DITTO DITTO + ' ' . , ..-., NINE ~ 120 IN A MAT EAOiET DITTO _ _ .. 'l SMALL QUANTITIES PACKED AT THE SAME RATE OF PRICES. JOHN ROGERS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET # CORNER ALFRED-STREET, a very lar g e Stock of ,C g 0 ICE FURS which he has recently pirehased, I S Low offerin g ooxpßismo MUFFS, TIES; RIDING 130 AS, &c., IN ERMINE, SABLE TAIL, RE‘L SABLE, MONKEY, LYNX, MARTEN, &c., The whole of which, having been carefully selected, he can with uoutldenuezrevonmend. J. R. having, this season Opened the adjoining Premises as,,a MANTLE AND S,ILA•WtL W , AR.EHOUSE exclusively, has spared no effort to procure every newlshapein MANTLES,and JACKETS that has been produced, which he is now prepared to show in all the new materials. A LARGE LOT - OF . 'OPERA MANTLES IN EVERY VARIETY OF COLOUR. The New Materials for Dresses, namely, FRENCH RIFFS, DROGIJETS, WINCEYS, &c., in endless variety. SILKS, RIBBONS, LACES ? , GLOVES, &c. BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, AND FLANNELS. . A NEW STOCK OF KIDDERMINSTER . _ c_ARPETS, _ All New Patterns, yard wide, Is. 2d. , le. 44d., is. rid., Is. Ild., 2s. 6d., mid the best quality 2s. lid. usually sold at 3s. 6d. BRUSSELS,.ITAP'ESTRY, :AND STAIR eXIVrETs, EQUALLY _CHEAP. BRASS CORNICES, Nzvi PATTERNS, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND BRASS. TRIMMINGS OF, EVERY DESCRIPTION. " 1 .; C / A J 0H N it l e GER S 1 0 1' 3:4 fi , " "." jj GREAT GEORGE-STREET, T :4 3 ft T - c .(CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET, LIVERPOOL. T H E DRESS DEPARTMENT 4`T.U. i 4a3 •A. a; J. Exquisite Designs in , • r FRENCH MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. GREAT VARIETY OF ',MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GrINtA EACH; 1! poob TASTE. . 1 " to /?b'ti3f of A .' °4 BALL AND •EVENING COSTUME. " '] baud ;',TRAVELLING AND• WEDDING- DEEBSES;i/ 14.49 AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOFRNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ti Una Titigii-1114 : VIA al" i rl T7i AgEBSEB 31APE IF .REQUIRED. -- BThfr . er, Tif ri RAT II! THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. t7s . , 41 , LEECE-STREET. . . . , - - Liverpool; 1859..' : ' _ . P ARIS BROTHERS respectfully inform the Liverpool Public generally, that they 'have' Opened theii . ail i i l,a , ‘ :, ~j i :,.14j!...A.....,, ~ , c. _ ir il) : NEW ESTABLISHMENT; - • . , .., tr .1, e., . i I , .100131.*: .b 3 .14ti har,,. irabrilutaukili as sraNi . 0 •":9 J -T - 41.-, LEEC-E-STRE - ET, -- ' 1 " ' i (NEXT BOOR TO MR. )fUIRHEAD, POULTERER ' ) A With a choice and well-selected Steck•of Cumberland; Torkihire, and otherl 'HAMS—NViltshii : e':4aed itiva t a r eVand , Cumberland 8AC4531-4tilton, Cheshire, Ohedder; and ether first-class CHEESE—Fresh and 'Salt BUTTER—TOi(GUBS, ' Melton Mowbray PORK PIES—&c., &c„ where, by stnsLp,ttention to the requirements of their Friends and the Public they 'hope to merit . a share of support. PARIS BROTHERS take the present opportunity of ter.dering thew best thanks to their Friends for: the libera patronage they have been favoured with at :..- . 11, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, AND : 38, ST. JOHN'S MARKET, daring the last Ton Teal's, and ,tcp, .by increased atten ti on, to merit& continua c<of past favours. L ADIgs, )*7:STIA T 'IIdOF TWEED Extra Large Size, with Sleeves and Hood ONE IT'I NEA . 'EA 6.. H. it t AT THZ NEW ,SHAWL •• AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE, No. 40, BOLD-STREEt •‘• SILELLARD d¢ BODGSON, PRorrawmis. HE DINORAII.,:. aa a ,C ' • n ; ••AiAZILLIA;,- =lt JOIT vttef irrt•• co r isii ••. 1.11; , -; •• .01-IvoK ;_•.-fitie.:l:3 ,, • bsl4P.,;) .D'ANGOLLEME, , -75e; • : • . iOIJAYE. • ALL ,the above- NEW SHAPES in CLOAKS, O'rE GUI NBA EACH, - a LL A a • A T Tl 4 P NEW SHAWL AND 11.ANII 1\ AREHOUeiI 4 4O, BOLD•LSTIILE'I'.,,,•; ra f' 7 •morEHELLARD • NEW YEIIi''S_GIAS: REAL TARTAN SCARF SHAWLS, All Wool, and Extra Large Sire, ONE Grzirsa Ekon. The SHEPHERD'S PLAID !all sizes), 'anti Plain Wool, SCARF SHAWLS (all colours), at Firriat,Spna.nres, • AT TILE NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE IIirAREHOTTSE, 40, BOLD-STREET. SITELLARD AND HODGSON'S.' ' CARISTMAS W. H. Y. - 0 0 Ii E ,uCCF.fI4Ox To „T Y. L. liltrBl3lßG, • Presenting the •Adyertisement 01AI:6' brit, season takes the erty of directing attention to the • ininteuse ~and-vaaled .ussortinent of . t . rI BRITISH & FOREIGN ,MANUFA&IIREe:!: sc the already so extensive and unrivalled Collection-eiify— .ENGTfIAH AND FOREIGN NOVELTY ' Ilas been added, and W. A. T. is confident that all who favoulb 11;m by an ingpeetinn cannot WI to be gratified with • • the._vliit. lie weAd4olPOsially , refcr.to.the arrixqlsrtif u large iseleetien of - - PARISIAN NOVELTI E S, TRyi INCLWDING. ANSy CA`§KET.B,•FL'ORTER-110LDERS, OPERA GLASSES, &c., And a splendid Stock. of BOHEMIAN & lINGLISH GLASS 'VASES, LUSTRES &e. The assortment ENGLISH AND FOREIGN TOYS, Of every.dessription . for the present Season, exceeds in varitiv., and extent all which have been plevioualy submitted, anti includes a lulls collection cif . • ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES. • W. H. T. begs partienlarly to announce that he has decided upon fixing • ALL THE PRICES ON THE L•OWEST POSSIBLE SCALE, -; eSMOMIJA.? Wiciatii,biplia plan ha has adapted, he- is;:taxahlb& - .lh ph& ; and he may safely assert that similarly alvantageous terms cannot be obtained elsewhere. He respectfully assures all who may honour him with a visit, that his personal atten tion wilr be constantly devoted to the business. and that their reception will be marked by every politfness attention., x . OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS , T LIVERPOOL. • • OLD . POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, . CILATE F. L. HAUSBUItG. , , WII. TOOKE respectfully begs to announce that he has with great, care completed the selection of his STOCK OF XE\VELLERY and solicits an inspection of the same, comprising, as it does, all the very latest Novelties in Fashion and Design. W.l/1. T. would especially call the attention of the Patroifi of the Establishment to the very great advantages he possesses in his former connexion with the WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING BRANCHES, and from his Purchases being all made far immediate Cash, by which he is enabled to offer the Stock at prices considerab4' below those at which they have hitherto been submitted to the Public. OLD POST-OFFICE 13tILDINGS CHUROIi-SMEET. . t W. H. , . TOO K E , SUCCESSOR TO F. L. HAUSRURG, Haying visited. all the principal. Manufaoturers, respectfully invites attention to his extensive Stock of CHANDELIERS, • In Glass and Bronzed, LANTERNS. , THE NEW PATENT VESTIBULE LAMPS BRACKETS, LUSTRES, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS • . • • - OF GAS FITTINGS. LAMPS, • Including the celebrated AUREOLE, or MODERATOR LAMP. Handsome Glass Chandeliers, for Gas, Three Lights, "j us. including Globes, &c., and fixed complete. Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto and Ditto, Four Lights 98s. Od. Handsome Lacquered and Bronzed Ditto, Ditto, e g. with Ditto, Two Lights Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto, Three Lights s2s. Ad. .Experienced Gasfitters are kept on the Premises, and all kinds of Repairs, Re-bronzing, Re-lacquering, &c., =dully attended to in the I.*. MANUFACTORY, 24, CHURCH-STREET: I The Purest Foreign Refined COLZA OIL, best adapted for the Aureole Lamp, ss. per Gallon. TABLE CUTLERY, At the following Ozceedingly low Prices : Full-sized Ivery.handled Balance !Table Ins.' per Dozen. Knives, warranted Ditto, Bi tto Dedsert, • , • l2s. „ PAPIER-MACHE,, Including a most extensive assortment of Articles, in every variety of Design and ?Iy,le. • , 1 , 1 .• • , r. r 4 TRAYS. ~* Victoria Pattern Iron Trays, 16 inches, is. ad. the Se 24 inches, and 30 inches, at n ;o a n:p.l sB. qtt i a l . : ± lB;:t Ditto, of Pulp, usually termed Papier- Nifiche, 16 inches, 24 inches, and 30 and re g ula rly a r t li assorted up to LIO IN.. the Set. OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS, CHURCH-STREET. NOTICE TO THE PRINTING TRADE. GRI•FFIN & (successors to . CHARLES WILLMER,) GENERAL PRINTERS AND STATIONERS,. Are in a position to execute any work for the;•Trade witkr which they may be, favoured, with neatness and despatch a• the lowest remunerative prices • , PRINTING-OFFICE-15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET. ILLIAM - FISK COOK, Cu. ON f I •" W Begs to inform his numerous Patrons, that in order to enhance ;their comfort and convenience, he has provided ADDITIONAL accommodation, by opening other . Rooms for Refreshments i l h j his Establishment for Ladies and Gentlemen. , . ICE CREAMS, &c.,.Brc. For every description of EntertainMelg WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER' rmitaussol,a SUPPERS, AND ROUTS..n sinm 'BlllVe . Furnished complete or in part. vA'a sl x 9 t". 6 aT ,Ylll7Bll N O . 25, CASTL..E.BTR.EET. ear THIS i 8 WILLIAM Risx , s IN, I. 4 ,I*ERPOOL'. ' 17431 73; LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. a 8 8 .1 A a -7-ITT RIFLE : AtiD ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. LEGGINGS ! LEGGINGS LEGGINGS aii i ., G at G I G 114.-‘ll(3.." W P iiirtt -R n ° t`ed'best .L M E ate l i t i l a ' l,4:s i‘ . ll pe (*4 :l. l & " ,f!:ntitvin ( t - 3 7 6Wi'if - 36fix-s - Ts.YET. but, selaVf diatil has stiff;wvn -•;! ! R.ANFaLdlill fgira:7A. ttei.!JV a a . -P1) ; • 4 , 1. . tixiL. h in t.he . Siavasialt •• • OtNEWILSDAY, '.•tAN - I.r . A JECT; gko, WAIT) of tho•YOttbf#otlit. i ST. ANNE'S I)IBi S ENSAAYAND EYE AND ,;EAR INSTITUTION - . TOS.Y . • ATM 9 MRS. WILLIAM PRESTON,, „Rodl?Prft, MRS: let i )dißl/NER, Nevichati- blue. , 0 Tickets . may'W'obfaiied from any Member of the Committee, or from , . ttie follersing• gentlemen : 7 -,Thotittle ',Barton, Esq., Bevingtori Bush ;F. Pa Schrader, ES - q., Camden Lodge, Edge 'lane ; James J. Hance, Esq., Pario , viesr; Prince's-park ; George Nickson, ER; Canterbury-street ; Richard' 1 1 .• Stehle Esq., 10, South John-street ; John Parratt, E sq ., Mathew-Street ; or from • .JOSEPII KITC i iN, Treantrer,ttuiliote. Bee., I;i.ghichge-courl. sl Tickets, 10s. 4). each ; juveniles under 16 or jige.,,ss.. • a ell JIM/4AM "'" 1 %in xt3ti3iirpx2 aI • • 7 • 1 ) -1" 0.r.')4 nI • 14/VEUPOOL VOLUNTEER. 1 n ARTILLERY AND RIFLE B RI 44DE.._ Inaugurated at a Meeting held in the Town-hall,4.4tonas4 •; 7th November; 1859 ; • ,jilis Worship the 3,l[Avou, in the Chair. • • The TserAtravus beg' to acknowledge the following DONA TIONS and SUBSCRIPTIONS; and, whilst soliciting an early return of the Fund Books now out, would point out the great importance of Annual Subscriptions being added to Donations, with a view to snaking the force a permanent institution. DONATIONk. ,M - e! b.us MYTOSIS .1.0;) that. •i7K 1 ArnOtUltalready received £4559 3 8 . James Parker. Esq. • 4 ,5 () 0 John Curry, Esq. - , IA • . • :1 `: ANitI.TAL SOBSORIPTION . g. - 4 " Amount already received - £22B 14 Gi The Public are respectfully invited to contribute liberally and promptiv'to this movement, the importanc e of w hi c h I t 18 unnecessary to enlarge upon., ~ . • • Subscriptions will be received by the, Members of the Com mittee, the Honorary. TreosuPers and Secretaries, an d by t h e rßankers ,to the Brigade, Messrs. A. lieTwood. Son and Co., d MesSrs.Moss and Co. . ~ JOSEPH H. DICKINRON, Honorary THOMAS -DOWDALL, ) f Treasurers. Head quartfe l ifs ,F. ( y ff sfs...,c.res ce nt. . . Nib • . CY. R T LI E c it 1 4 AND RI Fr. 411 BRIgA D EVERTON COMPANIES. DISTRICT OrneF.s—EVERTON VILLAGE. COMMITTEE. . , W. (I.' Fimbery, , Esq., Cliairttina. • = ) Adam Hodgson, Esq. George Arkie, Esq. D. Crosthwatte, Esq. James Lister, Esq. J. J. Stitt, Esq. Alfred Middleton, Esq. John Langton ' Esq. ' ' Thomas Chilt on , E sq. Jokn Parratt, Esq. , Thomas A. Bentley, E. R. A. Mould, Esq. Edward Benn, Charles Holt, Esq. Ralph L. Clare, Esq. With a number of other influential Gentlemen. , PERCY W. 11.1tWGILL; late Lieut: R 4., . . Ihstrict 3, Brea-mad ' Hon Sets. FRANCIS EATON; Egq.,Riehmotiii-terrace, THOMAS A ti p • A r TAAN, i 4s,"Tvasurer..„ l ; GREAT SALE OF _ _ GLASS, CHINO, AND. EARTHENWARE, •, t‘ FOR 2 1 DAYS ONLY, By Private .Bargain, A SAVING OF 56 PER CENT. ' • ' The CHEAPEST and BEST SHOP in ENGLAND for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and other useful Goods is at THOMAS SMITH'S, 82, BOLD-STREET • . • Where you can select from an immense St oc k o f itichly-Cut- --- Glass, China, and Earthenware, Papier liache and Iron Tea Trays ; also the LARGEST STOCK of FRENCH CHINA IFASES„and,.I3OHEXIAN CUT GLASS LUSTRES.ww importefii- , , ;• ' . ' 4 '/: ' - thTishane GdßfEotoTwiStALig o a y. ,theNbole_to be Sold at a s E 2l HAS COMMENCED, and will continu e T. S. having made LARNE. PURCHASES FOR CASH enables him to Sell at such prices as bids defiance:tin the Trade. few prices are here enumerated : ' .• s. d. ' Cut Wine. Glasses, from Half Pint Thumble - If -s! „ ALARMING SACRIFICE. - 0 9 „ Half Pint Decanter If Pint Dtcanter ,-„ . ....„ 1 0 ' „ 1 Quart, Decanter 1 f ' . Strong Salt Glass •:. ~ p. % p v_z -,, 1 r Strong Sugar and Cream Glass „ ..,`!.., -•` ir•6:!_„ A Handsome I:utter Cooler - Cc Glass Dishes fl 1 / Glasi.Plates 7, Bottles and Glasses, complete „ Gas Globes •' If 0 ,0 , Gas Globes, Cut „ ...... 0 10 A Dinner Service, choice pattern „ Toilet Service, choice pattern „ t h u a rp d as tw s e e is iatnyyyoetahrii: China Tea Service, choice paf.. tern, Burnished Gold 9/ P/ . Richly Cut Glasg Lustre ...••• ,', ` .._,.-i - ,•45 0 per Pair. French China Vases - ...,,,„. , i - iiii,e-. 5 0 per Set. Good Papier Macho Tea Tray „ - l2 6 I, Good Oval Iron Tea Tray ~ h v i i n c hg 10 0 „ Good Oval Inn). Waiters... - ,; - O"6 laih. T. S. particularly solicits the patronage of Merohants, - experience in the Trade, and large purchases made to say judgment Captains , in and quality others a n f d o r Export,cheapness, amount for Cash, every confidence may be placed in him fir . House in the Kingdom. Orders executed 94.,, Vie sh?rtest n otice and GeP i ds packed et ' d t by experienced p, e.. s, r.ri s en t to anY part of the World. .ili; g _1 9 "7 -. l— •- 1 H e /, ': • THOUAS SM ITH, CUT GLASS. MAN'UFACTUR'ER, CHINA & EARTHENWARE ESTABLISHAIF t IiT i E T ' , II . (4 ' 4 0r . . . 4,10 1, , i 3 --tx.V.D` 8r g g .' i ',ILLII 1 ~h . ..I N /.1., '.-1. - • . orphan': aresx's-nALL, l Ta.,i7 ,.... ~ .. _ _-.. , i "'' ' ti , . LIVERPOOL. I . I E O A-1 , i i i i• , - •_.......-2 A f . . ~ . . -.. • • - • ............... ',Moll NovE : ),,X,Y,. , IN :WORK:. 110 rsli . .a.l . . • • FOREIGN ARRIVALS.' • .., • - .., " au' ',km • ;.; '."••!• • • -•--- -.or 14 ,ste,se n&sefal itrilt sdt 1 • S H A. ' '1 N D 1- "" ' l*l 39"ill" - a' • . ' - `7: 1 3-I)!VDMiIt 1 nl• .7) 194, BOLD-STREET, ; ~., -fyit•fr, l !" __.R.l ~." 'to ~L,,,, ~...x••• •,,,. inz itcl Has just received a LARGE STOCK of V, FRENCH, BERLIN, and ENGLISH GOODS, suitable for --- Christmas Trees and Presents. ; —The New TE I LVER and pLorx, WORK , for , Braidineaad Beads. Rich fini,lled WOO.Iii, LIA4I E.T14,• CVSHIONS, SCREENS, SLIPPERS, 5.,:. . 'WOOLLEN...GOODS; ha Carriage and Sleeping Boots. • SHETLAND SHAWLS aad VEILS, • The New GERMAN OPERA CAP, so much in demand by the Americans. GAUNTLETS, ARMLETS, VESTS, SPENCERS, GAITERS, ke. SCOTCII YARNS for 3itockings3tinsltero ••:ol Itsqll7 . T s WOOLS r s .feverydeseription,,ansl SMALL'WARE4 of e Tery „ , . ~...... • . • kind, at • .. • . 4,. ...,,, 1 , 1: , s It .. A:N D , 5. -.., t .u.. :•,..mt, 444 Jos ' ' .l - , ...t0rs sir WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . . .. . BERLIN WAREIIOI:Isp. • '3 —•, 104, oti -)- WrRF:E . i. - • ''- ~ •-..:-.- - . , , 7,, ,1 111, ',...9Z r ::' l, e}s l ' 1 i! ) • 1 15 ' 511'' e t' r f IDs c rf e,e..