The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-21 00:00:00

,v-70 e*lf fil!ffp./ . ' , • :11 .I 1 ..e I . •-- -,.... / No 756. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1856. PRICE 112 d. Vanic 9aniu4enttnt4. Woolright and Co., drapers P, L. Alactaggart, outfitter George Carlyle, artist lames Ward, glass dealer Robert Anderson George Peel, ironmonger Thorns Brudle, cabinet maker Seaton, Boggs and Co., paper hanging manufacturers Haigh and Gregory, silk mercers Roberts and Butler, chemists Bright, Son, and Legge, silk John Grindley, butcher Francis Elting, grocer John .James Rose, draper Thomas Gardner, pablican Robert Fairciough, plane maker Ben. Phillips, oil and co:ourman Anton Benda toy dealer WilFam Graham, grocer M. RudeWe, shirtmaker James Robinson, leather dealer Robert Morris, butcher M. Boardman; tobacconist J. W. Golding, Ironmonger William Thornton, publican DAvid For,.hatv, baker John Balfour, p-ov.sion dealer William Myers, leather dealer John Wright, collector Vernon Harding, ironmonger ---------- , - ~TITEATRE ROYAL, W I LL IA M SO N-S Q U ARE .— ' Prop r i etor, Mr. W. R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-st. '" t • BARRY SULLIVAN, from the Theatres Royal, Haymarket, a.).1.1 Drury I ane, is engaged for a limited number of nights. „,',.'!? keeningEv (Thursday), Tomorrow (Friday), and Saturday ineat Periormances all commence with Shakspere's Tragedy of triETII ! To conclude with, Every Evening, the Farce of ti SEci tEr. Thomas Mr. Baker. Period of :the Tragedy : tia:eth Was killed i e Englandere 1057, in the eenth year of an 41(1' ' reign, in The Management respectfElly (4 Tr an ces the r ev i val of this Tragedy in an entirely original form o , Dramatic and A rt i st i c Effectiveness, to achieve which result rhi_ t indefatigable research has been e mployed, Lill an outlay willensur a , e with its' importance, freely expended. The original e ir Shakspere i s carefully adhered to, and Two Scenes restored 'valubl e ass , are oitted from th,. nail il Stage It presentations. The stance of Mr. BARU I SULLIVAN has been seen ed ; ' , i ` e Pt 7 ii si e Y ., for the character of Macbeth ; Liver ' tr.e Royal. Drury lane, mai.es 1,„1?jail in the tharixter of Lady v57,,',.),,u5e usually attiltinted to Nlattnev b:',,n7) arc,i has nray.,-1 ..... , T O THE WORSHIPFUL OF LIVERPOOL, THE MAYOR John Underwood, carpenter Tames Smithson James Rankin John Garrett Robert Bretland Samuel Lea Robert Curry Albert Abrahams] Andrew WJson Luke Hunt gdward William& John Modern George Cr aggs James M° 11 urtrie Joseph Bristow Frederick Holme Andrew Reloe John Hughes Patrick White William Cotter William Scott, Jun., builder William -Scott, gentleman John 1),,1e, gentleman tohn Howitt, gentleman ohn Arn .Id, stationer James Hammond Thomas Travis, painter George Walker, chemist Jeffery, Morrish, and Co., Thomas Webster, broker drapers, &c. Thomas Williams John Davies, plumber William Gregson John Edwards, warehouseman Anthony Isaacs, guard James Rose, contractor Godfrey Parry John Dumbell surveyor James Blackledge, flour d aler John Campion, mariner Edward .Martin, bookseller Thomas Maynagh, chain and John Jones anchor manufacturer Robert Holt, watchmaker Jehn Ward ironmonger John Winn L. Hayman, pawnbroker John Cartwright, printer Thomas Evans, hosier John Williams, roa-lismith Thomas Dalton, boot and shoe William Phipps, string weaver a arehou-e Christopher cross Thom as Ibbotson, cutler, Ric. William Fenton Edward Graham, tobacconist William Gibson Janus Kidd. tailor M P. G. Groves, traveller lames Porter, outfitter William Tindal Lorymer, profes- BeriVyam, clothing manufac sor of languages and music turer Thomas A. Donnald George Cott, licensed victualler Matthew Cottam William Potter, 77, Lord-street Thomas H. Williamson Thomas Watkins, builder Henry Perris, bookkeep r Edward Stephenson, tailor Wm. Clarke, reporter, herald Jos. Whittington, bootmaker Richard Holmes Charles Summer, clothier VilanteV. We, the undersigned Bankers, Merchants, Brokers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Liver pool, having observed that a Bill has been introduced House of Commons by the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, by which it is proposed to deprive the Corporation of this Borough of the Properties in the TOWN DUES and ANCHORAGE to which, by the decision of a court of law, they hive been declared WANTED a good COOK, also a HOUSE MAID.—AppIy at No. 1, Clayton-square. Co De het. BOLD-STREET. TO be LET, an extensive SHOP and Premises in the centre of Bold-street, on the best side, with Pl..te-glass Window, and fixtures comblete, well adapted for a large drapery or fancy trade.—For particu'ars apply to Messrs. Walker and Ackerley, 55, Chu ch-street. to be entitled, and that without compensation or other equivalent, respectfully request that your worship will be pleased to convene a PUBLIC MEETING of the INEI BITA NTs, to protest against a piinciple subver sive to all established rights of property, to agree to a Morris Cohen, - watchmaker John Bart,erry, tobacconist Henry sarnutl Phoebe Thomson, confecrimer Charles Bromley, ebemi,t S. Lightfoot, milliner. JGhn Jacob Hall John Gibbons, baker Ain , y Lea ham, iictualler Charles Owen, bootmaker Peter Ball, greengro er L. Hea.lev, licensed victualler John Harrison, dyer P. Jone , , ironmonger William Sumner. gun maker W. Nation, bu cher J. Spirke, provision merchant Macke and Gladstone, wine and spirit me chants: Wria. E. Smeathers, phoe manu. 4.3 n Aate rid Mrs. VICKERY, f er first appeardnee in THE VOCAL Macbeth KE NTL E D G E.—A large and well -assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SINE, Sweeting-street. :e, but which ant qua posed 1 ind to adopt suc pro other measures as may Co Ittiogton, bookkeeper H. Holden, bookkeeper a. R. Gresson, stationer avert so monstrc , us and unjust an innovation Jonathan Banks Joseph Hewetson, agent Charles D. Byiord [Minas Downward, tailor W. Hetherington, bookseller, and Thomas Luut, gilder stationer William Cole, shell-fish monger David Rae, bookseller Henry Pell, paperhanger Joseph Kendall, warehouseman John Deacon, gi;der John Young, land surveyor Edward Weston, bootmaker Samuel Wheney, porter George Williams, builder Henry Shaw, salesman George Harper, tailor Alexander Richardson, compost. E. Bickersteth, rag merchant tar John Pratt, 20, Brunswick-road James Cockeburn, warehouse- George Nicholson. accountant man Robert Durning Nuttall, spirit William Hall, rope maker merchant Henry Cooper, gentleman Robert Jones Robert lit.Kingern, salesman George Lindley, brewer John Bennett James Mawdsley, stationer Archibald Campbell John Smith, wine merchant Ge rge Walker, assurance and Robert C. Curry, merchant advertising agent Thomas Kerison, bookkeeper Edward Parsons, law agent Jas. Platt Mawdsley, stationer C. A. A. Morrison, printer John B. Wright, stationer W. H. Ilishaw, bookkeeper Wm. P. Platt, lithographer George Highton, gentleman Wm. Orme Carter, commission David Parry, draper agent Thomas Bird, estate agent James Hooker, bookkeeper Joseph Wilcox, commercial tra- Thos. Barton, sharebroker yeller al. Nagle, bookkeeper Edward Brooks, plumber R. Pearson, bookkeeper James Fa r.urst. pawnbroker Thomas Gaakell, accountant Thomas Tattersall, corn flier Edward Davies, warehouseman chant Wm. Evans, woollen draper Edward Maxwell, warehouse. Wm. Hall, J.P. PO be SOLD, a VINEGAR WORK in full operat on. A small Capital only required. Apply to Nichol, 7, Cast!e-street. 1, banker iins, bankers Charles Rowe Cheshire, iron Tattersall. merchant Henry John Ward, sh'powner rch int James H. Harry, merchant re, nierchaut George Schofield, merchant Samnel Smith, banker - John Shlmmin, merchant M. D. Lown,les, solicitor W. M. Keites, mercisatit Gilbert W. Mos., banker , , 0. Ledward, merchant Ambrose Lace, solicitor Edward Logan, merchant Henry Harris n, merchant George Pizton, carriers' agent James Aikin. merchant A. Morison, merchant John H. Barry, merchant John Carter, jun., merchant erchant rhomas Boyd, merchant ton, merchant Ralph Hugh Clare, broker rwood, merchant Janus M'Dowall, broker James Laidlaw, shipbroker William Casson, distiller Arnold Baruchson, merchant G. H. Macintyre, shipowner J. C. Boyd, merchant William, Evans, merchant John Torr. broker Charles Cummins, merchant Charles Saunders, merchant John B. Spence, merchant J. P. G. Smith, broker 3. C. Parkinson, cotton brok-r TO be SOLD, Cheap, a Useful Brown COB HORSE, 14 hands high, steal) , in harness.—For address, see Reference List, Northern Times office. THE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE - facturer Barnard Levy, watchrnalc:r John Garniss, tailor and draper Charles Ratcliffe, stationer J. teewell, wat.h manufacturer James Flyn, printer Henry Cohan, outfitter Joseph Blain, stationer Archibald Glassford, com.nissiol LADIES' & CHILDRENS' SOILED BOOTS AND SHOES, William • COLLINS ON'S 124, TOP or BOLD-STREET, Has commenced, consists -g of the following, which are (afraid at such an immense reduction in price that must ensure a ready meret ant Morrall and Woodward, agents Samuel Pugh, spirit dealer Thomas Balmer, spirit dealer J. It. Mottram, iron and br.ss founder Thos. Clark, ship bread bak r T. Clarke, tailor and outfitter W. E. Dobb, store dealer William heat, chemist Andrew Batbgate, brassfounder J. G. Brown and Co., ship.biscuit Wiil. Nevett, broker itobe.t A. Dale. insurance broker J. W. Cater and Co., merchants! Joseph King, broker Maxwell Hys op, merchant C. Blayds Molyneux, broker Robert Horsfall, sharebroker Ft. A. Macfie, au, ar refiner Edward Moon merchant W. J. Powell, broker J. Pa'mer Palmer,. insurance Chas. it. Taylor & Son, merchants 273 Pairs CLOTH AND KID WINTER BOOTS. 315 do. CASHMERE AND KID SUMMER BOOTS. 150 do. COI OURED BOOTS. 300 do. HOUSE AND WALKING SHOES. 80 do. BLACK AND WHITE SATIN SHOES. 250 do. TOILET AND HOUSE SLIPPERS. 300 do. CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. bakers J. H. Hind and Co., merchants Joseph O'Neill, bookseller John Jardine and _Son, mer- N.B.—The above are almost exclusively W. C.'s own manufac- ture. The only reason for them being offered so very low, Is on account of their being a little s lied and misfits, which do not (except in coloured goods) affect their intrinsic value. ' •••-• I.IIC ,uuwvait.mul J 11 woa larity7o h e u u, on account of its great beauty, ha acter, mid pool nies,aa t a , ugh not appertaining to the oiinal Text. The Instru .Lo art companlinents to the same argentirely re-arranged (and osedi h ataP eliett' G s niP r rav ' Tho German Reea. The Match of Incantation 4 11 Bardic Music in the Banquet Scene, the flourishes n luiie in the 4th Act, and the various charges and Edward Fit ez°mPosed and arranged expressly for this revival by t‘,.heu,„d:rectiu Previ.ao. to the Tragedy the Orchestra, under of ißushez (11u ical Director), will perform the 11. st Sphor's celebrated . Overture to •' Macbeth ;" and i t 77' A:t the following classical works, viz L---The.Gyru , r , e ( Mendelsrohn) tSphor) th e ; the Overture to , " Der Bergg (Be eth I e 'Marcia Fuuebre," from the ••E Slofunica" THE: 4' e v en) ; and the "Grand Triumphal March," by jun., R.. . 'Painted bEvNhE' ItY designed entirely by Mr. Deati r e A Chitect a ur d e Previo o . ; -int, assisted by Mr. George Dawson. T e r tad ceps ve the Norman Conquest has been adopted. Du•ing the hich preceded that event many Castles and Churches led n e e! , erected of considerable importance ; the buildings excel vit circowork, and were frequently ornamented with colour. i ntorm a ° , ; ST MgS oy Mr. and M:s. Jeffries. The very uncertain Of Sco.7 possessed respecting the Dress worn by the inhahitants th ara "and in th e eleventh century, renders the attiring of the auaa , c o te „ s t, iti Macbeth a ta s k o f ver y grea t difficulty. The nobles aittr e ,„ " 1400 people w ore mant l es of one sort, long and fl ow i ng, an d torn in ' o 'uge• The nobles ore mantles of variegated colours ; the heather Pe?ple mantles of a brown colour. near to the colour of . °t * dee r • 1 hey wore no stockings. but booties, made of the skins h ems aor other animals. Many of the Scotch went with bare hab it •_ allowing the hair to grow very long. The Scottish Female and consisted of a long robe girded round the waist, with a full Ateo !Er Mantle, denomi nate d th e A r i se '. THE ARM O UR tee m A f e r , APONS by Mr. Bromley. The ancient Scottish weapons sPear the battle-axe, the bow, and the sword, Weed round La rge Their defensiv armour—a shirt of ring-mail, and IsAs„.ts covered with bull's hide and studded with nails, aril `. of brass or iron. The eagle feather in the helmet was the dutie stor nl 'hing mark of ' a chlefteen. 'I he armour of the English C,?iied from the Bayeux tapestry. THE MACHINERY, dir avt . t i of a most elaborate description, has been made under the L too of Mr B. Jones. The Stage Business directed by Mr. oVilllers • rod uce , , and t e whole of the . arrangements, and rnise-en-scene, A u under the personal super'' , ten ence of M r.W. R. Copeland. Pectf u l i i , early attendance of the Visitors to the Theatre scenic res- Vreetsl re quested , as some of the m oa t striking Ad sa i „ t ake Pieter at the v er y co mmenc e ment of the Tragedy, Is, 4 1— Dress Boxes 4s. Upper Boxes 3s. Plt, 2s. Gallery, thee Box office is open from 10 till 3 o'cllick, for securing seats lad Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may be aUj t,, the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children in arms 4 eee asanit ted. Doors open at . Half-past Six; to commence at n o'clock Precisely. ° Y AL AMPHITHEATRE.- 1444IPeopriet0r, Mr, W. R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-st. rt,,,IMPERIAL DE FRANCE. Under the direction ef Sfejp,„:°, BS RIMBERT and LAMBERT. Patronised b , y his t ue Emperor Napoleon 111. ENTHUSIASTIC App FRENCH TROUPE OF EQUESTRIANS I brie t eu tog CLOSE of the SEASON—LAST WEEK BUT ONE. the R..re,teff (Thursday), the 21st instant, and following days, Gu dfro ' l 'ing's Entertainment will commence with Mons eur .Ih ariel ?' 3 daring Somersaults on Horseback . The Leaps of the D ane, s ..hY Melanie. The Arab and his Stet d ! The ißr aik n ot the Globe. Monsieur Siegrist as the Tam Lad The 4011PoliP" the Bottles by Monsieur Fabiani. La . Tarantelle, Sr "'" Dolce, executed by Mademoiselle Anus Rimbert. spoieorlette and his Two Dogs. M. Kennebel, the Voltigeur. Ite.A.tred.Virginie Lambert as the Taglloni of the Rin. " Volga" -ced t'3' Monsieur Caron. Grand Tight-rope g Exploit by A otele iselle Clara Aus•ude. The Double Ascent by al'dlle. li,r: n d . Shelton.coping Horse " L'Eclair." )4 the Modern Centaur. La Perehe by MM. Godfrey, Ps;,,tuen,ette and his Son, the Clown Miniature. The p,en"c'hosble.blonkey on Horseback, Miss Marietta Si.elton. The Adis' . Ik o t tlion with his nix Horses, executed by M. Rimbert. lorm inu eo--Dres s Boxes 3s. Side Boxes 2s 63. Pit Is 61. Gal- The BeSecond Price—Dress Boxes 2s. Side Boxes is 6d. Pit Is. Beat, " ° Mee is open from Ten till Torte o'clock daily, for securing ha d "; A he he Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which ms be adM .""'er l direction it ee"..tend-_,The Do ors will be O Sh opened at Half-past Sir, to commence .-cloglx precisely. COLOSSEUM . , PARADISE -STREET, Liverp ;1 1 i8 ee of Cheap 001 .--leir. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Amuse Amusement —More Wonders ! More Performers ! Is e , Evening, tThursday) the 21st instant. Enthusiastic I d• ean °f the ito m Ma rvel of the Age, MONS. PRICINI, the real epuear ribber wen. First appearance of MRS. ROMER. First the 1111 .01 ,7ae these three years of Mr. G. DEMPSEY (:ate E D Oust a RS DEMPSEY). First appearance of Mr.W. ENI the regrdinar PPearanee of D Mr. B LORE. Great Success of d UVARNEY CHILDREN, Marie Duvarney L a i n s Duvarney. Fourth Week of the BROTHERS Flo . thidi n ßnl 'tent Aeries of Dioramic Views of Our Native Land, cotrig tite /ta g W"h The Battle Field, illustrated with startling eff i ee c - e , Wrecirsnautt on the Redan, the Capture of the Malakoff, ani vira h r. ,it Destruction of Sebastopol. Previous to the a tiew Seet 'e: be exhibited the Crypt of the Holy Sepulchre at Jer . o - of thatTth three distuct effects :—lst, Representing the intermit might ; a ' ru cture by Daylight; 2nd, she wing it in th , ...g100m of nil( - 1 ini aze t . td . the last Change displaying the Sacred Edifice in the full liro y ieht during the celebration of Midnight Mass before t tli d e Door s ( rle and Altar. Children in arms will', not be admit . e . 'reet or P e a n a , at Six o'clock ;to commence at half-past Six. Musical D irecti on ' r • s ODLI,AND. The powerful Brass Band under the H EATH. Mr. A RTINOSTALL. Director of the Entertainments, Jun. Upper Hall, 6d. Body of the Hall, 3d. QUEENS HALL, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. G' OAIP ERTZ'S PANORAMA. OF THE Will h WAR WITH RUSSIA EVE R „.- -c EXhibited until SATURDAY next, the 23rd Feb, D AY AT TWO AND EIGHT O'CLOCK.—DOO RS OPEN HALF AN HOUR PREVIOUS. tiltll7..e, A 0 HALF PRICE. sss erve d Seats ATS . . 1 s I SECOND-CLASS 5EATE...... 61 IT. 6d. Jima:tiles under 12 years of are and Schools not 0..r,v n '2ue to Reserve a and Exhibitioner Seats only. Sixpenny Seats Mid-d y Exhibitions, TO I3M ISSION FRE VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL. AE.—EVANS, from Covent iserve Carden, CHOI'S, STEAKS, KIDNEYS, •Cl.e. ttgals in London. Th e A ngs t M us i c o f t h e age, including mad cured' s'e• Perf.ymei by the most r4lented artistes that can be pro %rule', T he oulv l_Zstablishment of Ow description in Liverpool ppi; a b s o ! lotv., only * ad 'ed. Upper Dawson-street, close to e n e o n v trariee ni to lL the Theatre Royal. Two Tnahle Singers may Th e B ;° e. OTHERS DANIELLS 'Sable Ilarmonists from Atner!2l,) o,,`l,y,give their Extrrdinary Erteri::*lnments for a few Evewrigb 1 previous to their o departure for London. LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS. L. HA.USBURG, 24, CHURCH-STREP4T• F, ~ • ..•t with th e v i ew of CURTAILING SODIE ' OI , THE BRANCHES 4)- Rla Bustmess, has decided upon Dtsrosixa of his Stock of CHANDELIERS FOR GAS, OIL, &c., and begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that the stock has not Only been completely reassorted, but the whole of the prices t ry* been very considerably reduced, thereby:offering every possi the lielducement to give kim the preference in selection. Articles of e OW manufacture have been marked at prices so low that those of the most inferior de scr ip t i on could not be purchased at the same rate, even ,by wholesale. F. L. H. would refer to the following, z even i-- ~e• s. d. T hree-light Gab Chandelier, to slide, without fittings .... 110 0 Three-light .. Ditto with Globes, Burners,i 2 :Lengthenin g R o d , Socket, and Ball, fixed complete .. i 5 0 'Very pretty Chandeliers, for firawing-rooms, fitted with } 3 0 0 Giats Drops ........ ' • ... ' ••• • —.. All the above are Cut. A full and complete Stock of METAL and GLASS CHANDE LI PIELRS, LAMPS nd . for the ;Hall, Yistibule, 4 }3 c., RACKETS, GAS Pf design a ndß a for style. TAIRCASE LIGHTS, compr i sing every novelty Every description of Gas Fittings made to order; and Lamps. Chandeliers. Sm. Rebrooted and Re lacquered, by first-rate work men, upon ow Premises. AIIREPLE LA.MPS. The arrivals for the Season have just been received, combinin the m ost g every moderate prices, variety from the Plai ne name st ly.: —to the moat Ornamental, and all at Luen ts Com,pwith lete, Globe, Chimney,ear with the best mchism and alit the latest Improve -1 an Coytons!, at 1,5;., 18s. 6(1., 255., 285., to £25 each. Every Descriptive of LAMPS, FOB. OIL AND CANDLES, FOR. SHIP UIMC arip DOMESTIC Puaposzs. A largd Mock of PURE COLZA OJL, Istroallw DIRECT PROM TUE Catmtumr, kept entirely Or the accommodation of F. L. H!s CuG , as pure, unadulterated Uil cannot be obtained in the English market. The Aureole Lamp baring entirely suptbrseded the Solar Lamp in Ragland, F. L. H. offers ing remaining Stock z'f ,tomerl, SOLAR. LAMPS to E xporters to the Colonies, &c., where the coa rser descrition% of °a only can be obtained. The Lamps wig be offer e d p IN LOTS, FOR SHIPMENT, CONSID,ERABLy BELOW THE ACTUAL MT. r r - pad all the Fitt/ags which may t ? required, at Wholesale Cukt r F • L. H. takes the opportunity of stating, that those Persons who aY hitherto have been deterre trom visiting his Establishment, Y its great extent and the valuable Collection of Geods, are not 4 X - tire that, by overcoming this inn ression, (in reality a prejudice) ljle t r esult would be m ost a d vantageous to them, as t h ey wou l d ul o d that they can purchase Articles of e better quality, and at a s ! wer Prices, than at any other Establishment. He considers it oir_nost superfluous to add, that, whether they make Purchases or therwise, they will, in every case, be received with politewas and attention. F. L. HAUSBURG, OLD POST-OF.FIOE-BUILDINGS, LIVIRPOOL. broker Jos. Stokes, merchant C. Langton, insurance broker David Campbell, merchant P. Raison, insurance broker Richard Anson, gentleman Thos. Morris, insurance broker J. H. Gregory, attorney-at-law Robertson Gladstone, merchant I'. Ashcroft, accountant Alfred M. Tower, shipbroker J. Bate, gentleman Richard Griffith, broker George Woods, manufacturer R. Nestle Wilson, merchant W. G Maddy, draper John Lockett. merchant ' John Overton, gentleman Joseph Cornish, shipowner James Thomson, brewer Gaskell Johnson, merchant Jno. S. Thompson, eoal merchant Joseph Gardner, merchant Thomas Yates, irontounder Blythe and Troughton, ship- Joseph Smith, marble mason owners lames Wylie, surveyor Blythe Brothers, provision mer- W. H. Goore, gentleman chants John Malone Mies Barton and Sons, cotton James Eckeraley, gentleman brokers William Turner, surgeon Wm. Marsden, merchant Peter Bassford Charles Barry, cotton broker Peter Mactaggerty, draper Wm. Latham, broker B. Beifern H. Crompton Booth, gentleman nos. P, Holden, cabinet-maker James H. But er, merchant H. Bremner, attorney-at-law Charles Moore, merchant Henry Cross, attorney-at-law W. H. Hawkins, broker Geo. Orton Owen, accountant Samuel Downes, broker Edward Ackerley, auctioneer Will. Farrer, broker Riehard Hartley Herbert Campbell, broker William Henderson Elijah Harrison and Co., mer• John Gibson chant P. Macintyre, M.D. Edward Morgan, merchant John Johnston, surgeon Edward Cl irk, merchant William Whatham, tea dealer J. C. Griffin, clerk Robert Kirkpatrick, Score oth James T. Pownall, merchant manufacturer Peter Jone', broker William Williamson, provision Fiancis Foster, broker merchant Alexander Sleigh, broker Alexander White, painter William H. Jones, merchant John Ellis, upholsterer Alexander R. Cox, broker Henry H. Peers, secretary, Wit iam Higgins, broker Lyceum George Okeil, broker W. J. Mason, architect John I'arratt, merchant George Gurden, brewer William Hi 'I & Sons, drysalters J. P. Overend, shipbroker John H. Sloan, merchant W. T. Thompson, bookseller William M. Moss, shipowner Thomas Cannel), gentleman James L. Cross, broker G. Riding, centleman George Cunliffe, corn merchant William Andrews, gentleman Thomas Muir, broker Edward Heathcote, grocer Henry G ynn, broker Joseph Hughes, timbre dealer ert N. Jones, cotton broker John Hall. Fa'rier Ls ath r, me-chant Joseph Atherton, tailor gent Henry Brown, merchant loseph Hardwick J. Pendlebury, chemist John Gabbott, coal dealer E. Priestley, gentleman James Bruce, M.D. John Scott, accountant ,B. Wilson, coach builder Arthur Berry, gentleman C. J. Smith, collector John Jones, builder alexander Stookes, M.D. Richard Edwards, plumber R. A. Payne, attorney-at-law D. Longbottom. wool merchant John Uraciwell, upholsterer Mason, attorney-at.laW A. R. McPherson John L. Catrrall, brover James P. Campbell, broker Joseph Kite:en, merchant Henry Justinm, broker Garnock, Bibby, and Co., rope makers Charl , s Lane, merchant James Levingaton, shipowner Barton Grind od. broker J. J. Myers, broker Nicholas Duckwotth. broker Fdward Pyke, corn merchant D. & J. Macdonald, merchants Edward Roberts, accountant Nathaiel Renter, merchant lima. R. Robinson. merchant erchant oker lerehants John Downey, pawn'sroker James Smith, musicseller John Solomon, gentleman , oker George Atkin, merchant Jonathan GOndrod, engineer , ohn Perris, librarian J Norman Crosse. shipbroker rhos. Kaye, proprietor Liverpool W. Gardner St Co. brokers Courier Will Reid. shipbroker Rol err Hadden, bookkeeper G. G. Hornby, merchant John A. Cowan, flour dealer William Edmonds, merdsant T. Brakell, printer and stationer Rchsrd Flccieson, teabroker William Ellis, bookkeeper Robert Roberta, teadealer rhos Cooke, insurance broker Robso Kelley, merchant John June., accountant Thomas Edwards, shipbroker William Roberts. broker Holderness be Chilton, shipowners John Brack, bookkeeper Thomas Dennison shipbroker John Parsonage, clerk Jas. Houghton, timber bolter Henry Cavanagh, painter R. Rayner,' broker John Rigg, estate agent John Branclter, broker. John Scott, wine merchant John M. Hannay, shipbroker William Smith, labourer Y. Verbracken, shipbroker William Plhadrach, joiner James Taybnrn, cooper D. Davis', accountant Samuel Frcdsham, merchant F-• Haigh, clerk Wilson Fosrer, merchant William Bowett. broker Thomas Badland, broker Joseph Green, bookkeeper George J. Cornish. broker William Jones, ship chandler James G , •rdner, merchant David Rowland, secretary pilot ssion mi William Jenkins, merchant com J. H. Winn, sub-editor Liverpool Thomas Turner, merchant Courier James Allen. broker Joseph Cooke, I uperintendent of William Hinds, broker pilots Robert wrke, merchant J. J. G indrod, enginee7 George Goodall, architect H. E. Moss, shipbroker plzon and Holmes, sailmakers yr. 'I homes Chilton, merchant G• snowball, attorney-at-law Jabez Jones. agent John Forghtin - t, bookki.„eper C. Chaloner Smith, merch: nt A. M. K., agent James Birkett, jun. warehouse- James Ellams, war e h o u s eman keeper Joseph Hampson, bookkeeper Harmood Banner, gentleman Mr. Williams, Cotten broker J. Gladstone, jun., iropfounder Benin. H. Hilton, bookkeeper Joshua Prowse, shipowner Alexander Brooke, gentleman Horatio N. Hughes. broker Richard Brooke, gentleman James Higham, shipowner Henry Madrell, pilot H. G. Sutton, Insurance broker Raymond Harris gentleman gentleman A 'aX. Chalmers, ship chandler and John JOT es, book E. Corlett, jo ner, &t. owner' (gorge Walker, butcher John Jones, 'hipowner P li e . t A er m C a a n p d p il er ro b o o k o e k , ke4p n e t r leman John Sutton, insurk''ce Stephen Logg, shipbuilder' broker ;Edward Jones, broker John S. Marwood, shipbroker Thomas Hudson, shipbroker John Townsend Joseph B. Hignett, merchant Edward Johnson, gentleman A. Stone, insurance broker Freers Ranker, mariner Samuel Baker, shipbroker Edw. Windsor, warehouseman , s 7, L. P. Cox, shlpchandler Frederick Birch, bookkeeper James Moore, merchant Wm. S. Tyreman. stationer, &c. G. S. Pollock, broker H. G. Ireland, furrier Verney Lace, merchant Harry Cowan, tea dealer J. H. Miners. ahipbrokers John Metcalf, gentleman Wm. Clay, iron manufacturer Thomas Huntington, pour dealer Wm. S. Tucker, cot on broker !John Roberts, merchant George B. Robinson, cordage 'James Edwards, bookbinder manufacturer ' 0. Williams, land agent Thomas Holt, broker John Williams, merchant William G. Leete, broker Robert Battersby, cooper C. F. Clements. broker Edward Jones, tailor and draper A. Cameron, ship bread baker James Goren. printer R. Frodshsm, solicitor Samuel Matthews, bookkeeper John Dutton, broker Valentine Vincent, bookkeeper Thomas F. Bennett, merchant. John Ellison, agent James C. Pigott, rrprchant Thomas Ellison, builder J. A. Sharpe, merchant k Thomas Smith, architect Charles L. Campbell, broker Alfred D. Graham, architect Isaac Fletcher, broker. John C. Thompson, bookkeeper T. Woodville Jones, gentleman James Spence, broker Arthur Henderson, merchant Thomas Bell, merchant Robert Proctor, broker H. C. Mesbon, merchant Thomas Vernon. broker Trimmer John Row a l n i d n e G n n r a , inger, broker William Nicho.son, broker Henry Jones. merchant qe°rl Simpson, merchant eze ,tu re m h erecrhet t aanntt merchant JJ: John nn George s,l; P. . rc O , ~sx i onl n i r e y irn , :n, merchant7eiierrcoh brokersnt Char es Wise, slate t AFbrarncaiamPW. :'C jJGaoennl:nemAe."l: blare:, e. m i erch a a n nt J. :mßoßra. Reid, commission Hil Smith, Brown, , Andrew Watson, merchant James Beace.ym, Georg H• Horsrall i Robert Banoroft, merchant merchant t ner Anthony Cumming, me r rebant George Wright, jun. merchant John If orris P. Vance, broker HdwaTd T. Lowe. ereke Joseph White, jun.. broker Edward Wevil,' b ro k er Frederick Bliedberg, merchant J. R. Cooper, br:oker - Godfrey B. Shaw broker Hugh Craig jun., merchant i Robe Merchant William Peers, broker . T. Gladstone wima. Gri _ ,broker Charles E. Rateeon, merchant H. Price, irierion, broker John Wangle shipchandler John Travis, oil merchant William 13. lillto Henry Whittle, merchant Edward Dr 0, merchant J. R. Gas', etirtimriem; Drury, corn broker Wm. F. Sim, kentledge broker G. A. Tinley, broker Weson, steam-ship agent, Wm. Davidson, shipbroke .1. C. Beeree, agent t Studley Martin, broker r merchantant sr b o e b ko r tbne,rroker merchant A. Graham Smith, cotton broker t Wil lam Langton, merchant ~ , Lawrence'T. Kemp, cotton brokerl Henry W EB o o r iaa ra citk i , l b ,.m iihri e np r eb c ,r h oker Richard Houghton Henry H. Hornby, merchant Y.l'rhar-43mciass Richard Nicholsen, shipowner lAlexandei• Coghill, chipbroker Robert Houl Arthur Hunt, ehiptiroker !Law Scott, merchant Thomas Brancker, merchant (John T. Lawrence, merchant Munn, broker distiller &lave, turpentine 'Alexander ff. C. Tomlinson, broker Thomas A. Bentley, broker i Jamts Baiter, merchant W. B. Marshall, merc h i Int NVi Barn Hand, upholsterer W. W. White, b roker IR. D Smith and Mo ore, m heta 0. C err ' n ' D. Hearn, shipbroker 1 . Schwabe, merchant James W. Robin son Thomas Burley, merchant Daniel Clarke, mer c h ant Abram 'Gartilde. broker A T. W. Harrop, broker, Fred. H. Peters, drysalter John Rgham, broker Thomas Smith, merchant Joseph h e B H a . iley. s a Thompson, itma k m e merchant rch a n t John Oeell, broker J. N. Holmes, merchant Alexaneer M'Gregor, broker James Mullenenx, distiller J. B. Harrison. br ker Joseph ltobinson, wonibroker William M'Kay, gentleman mercers William Peacop, gentleman John Brooks, lace dealer John Blake, shipchan tier William Hobs n Charles .1. F littlish, ahipbroker William Odell, ironmonger Thomas M. King, broker tinckna 1 and Son R. Singlehurst & Co., merchants R. H. Pu,h, silk mercer A. Claus, merchant John I rake Wallace Walker, merchant J Daimon Jos, ph Holland, broker glary Chapman, mi liner Francis F. Eaton. broker Henry H. Heckle, jeweller R. Miller, commission merchant M. Witter, brush manufacturer T. R. Saymore, broker Eleanor Gator, lace dealer Thomas Brereton, , eadealer Robert Mason, boot maker Andrew Rourke. accountant Henry Sutton John Jones, surgeon John Wrenn and Co., clothiers Henry Kirkham, bookkeeper Clay and Abraham, pharmaeeu- Jelin H. Harris, merchant tical chemists W. P. Jeffrey, woollen merchant frown and Bacon I F, Barton, cooper Josepo Hick-y F. Jef f erson Mitheel E li , carpet dealer R. Bellwood, bookkeeper W. W. Beckett, wine ri erchant D. Munro, bookkeepe; eamucl James Capper, chemist C. T. Ross, journalist Adam Lidded, jeweller T. Fisher, merchant J. Wriggleswnrth John Archer, bookkeeper Somers and Son Henry Thomas, ware housekeepet We I). Hauck Thomas Jones, plumber William eitherland W. 0. Roberts, saddler James Urquhart John Roberts, joiner Robert Adamson George Melley, merchant Moines Roman Rob rt Melley, broker H. Martindale and Co. • John Fennett, merchant dward Grundy John Fryer, commission agent Watson Pick and Sons Henry Fisher, salesman William Tassell George Smith, watchmaker ;George Taylor Stewart B. French, shipchandler James Little R. H. Fraser, printer Hugh Owen James Smith, merchant Edward Hartley 1 homes Jones. mariner William Proctor, chemist, &c. James Cunningham, broker Joseph Skeaf James Carlin, hawker John Turner William Taylor, bookkeeper Bryan Henshaw Henry Phipp e law stationer Samuel Jones Thomas Avison, attorney C,.Askew & Co Hugh Will a • s, merchant William Allison, commercial G rh . o L m lo a y s d ßatty, wine merchant traveller Charles Turner, hatter Henry Lyon, agent Thomas Sager, hair cutter John Wade, bookkeeper George G. Poore, stationer James Whitty, woollen draper John Lawson, tailor John Taylor, commission suer- Thomas Scaif , , waterproof dealer chant 11exander Dempster, outfitter Richard Robertson, merchant John Antwis, draper. &c. Richard Hollinsworth. broker Webb and Hunt, stationers Josh. Rowlands, warehouseman George and James Robinson, Chas. Woolverton, bookkeeper booksellers John Lee, compositor Joseph Penington, watch mater William Heaton, ironmonger Kinnear and Simpson. hatters Benjamin Gibson, bookkeeper Walter Franklin & Co., bullion W Liam 1%1. Grotty, stationer merchants D. C. Brown; professor of music Gwen Elias; builder Chortles Whalley, seedsmait R. Robertson, blockmaker, &c. Thomas Shepherd George Robinson, tobacconist John Harrison, gentleman Lewis Daniel, clock and watch W. Fisher and Sons, merchants maker Joseph Hiles, bookkeeper Thomas, surgeon Bathgate and Wilson, brass- Alexander el'Cullock, shipitore founders dealer Robert Maxwell, bookkeeper 3 nry Budding, . eating-house John P. Steele. nau icat iestru- keeper ment maker James Smith, shipowner Arthur Jones, gentleman James Waddell, clerk H. Pri`Cann, commission agent John Morrow, butcher John Edwards, shipwright Joseph Campbell. basket maker Richard Pritchard, bootmaker William Gibbs, eating-house James Lowther, shipowner keeper John J. Greig, lead constable leseph Jones, wine merchant Thomas Jones, bookkeeper Robe.t Heatley, victualler Thomas Walmsley, stationer R. and T. Woodward and Co., John Holford, trunk, &c., menu. merchants facturer Michael Lea and Eons, white James Radcliffe, tailor co, pars James H. Smith, tailor Robert B. Dunnett, pr'nter 'I homas G. Codde, agent George Owens, foreman in water- John Hastings, saddler works J. O'Neill & Co., carpet dealers Joseph Doran, accountant T. H. Satchel', hat manufacture' [`homes Pear kes, publican John Dyke, drip r John Pitt, stationer V. Frisby, draper John Hubbell, victualler Michael Aylward, news agent Arthur Jackson, agent Eliz. Guy, hosier, shirt maker Philip Mylrea, tailor and draper Richard Bent, clothier W. Roberts, confectioner C. H. Chaoburn, optician, &c. Jurmean Brothers, tobaccooists J. Stout, boot and shoe maker Hasid Anderson, Merchants' 'vac Jackson, hosier Dining Rooms James Cornish, bookseller Charles Blake Leach Joseph Lewthwaite, perfumer Robert Jones, goldsmith John Williams, tailor Mender and Allender, hatters William Dickson, tailor Rockliffe and eon, stationers C. Hutchins, I•thographer, &c. Robert t lummer, tobacconist John Mace, artist William Dodge , n, hosier, &C. Henry Bunk, master mariner Joseph Conway, draper W. C. Boris, engineer Edw. Holme, bullion merchant William Blackwell, watchmaker John Campbell, watchmaker Thos. Scott, flour dealer John Hodgson, confectioner P. Thompson, tallow chandler Joseph Bentley, junior Thos. Holland. beerhouse Joseph Bentley, senior James Darby, jeweler Owen Owens W. Rigby, pawnbroker, &c John Ronford, victualler Daniel Cohen, outfitter F. Smith, broker George Sharp, pawnbroker Sutherland and Carlough, ship- John Evans, glass dealer store dealers; Barker & Dobson, confeetiorers Henry Herbert, victualler Joseph Cram, hatter Henry Coupland, druggist Wm S:ewc,r, hardware dealer Charles Whitehead, zinc mann- John Rogers, painter facturer Edward Jones, brassfounder James Hall and Son, butchers John Clarkson, am•ountant contractors Cha-les West, optician David Davis, outfitter William Band, tailor Robert Melvritm, victualler Charles Bell, woollen draper and William 11. Lott, commission tailor merchant Win. Groom, stationer Thomas Chapman, fruiterer Wm. Jones, ironmonger Joseph Winch, eating-house Jnhn Priestley, chemist, &c keeper Ronald Livingston, glass mann- Win. Atberton, collector, water facturer works Jones, Basset and Co., woollen Francis Pitt, stationer and paper warehousemen dealer Thomas Turner and Son boot. John Atkin, merchant makers Edwin Phillips, ship-flag maker James Atherton, tobacconist Richard Dean, brazier Bent and his Brother, outfitters Watts and Woodward, drapers i.ouis Pedrone, jeweller, &c w. H. Lynas, brewer S im. Thorneley, draper • Francis G. Jones, chemist Thomas Husker, draper Joseph Roberts, ironmonger Wm. Halls, glover Joseph Earp, outfitter J. and E. Littler, tailors and Rogerson and Woodward, silk drat,Srs mercers Josh. Crook, Lord-street, tailor John Peil. hosier James Dod, tailor and draper Wm. Newton, bookseller - - ~... .., Jam, . a Wordley, sllversmith W. T. Woodward, carpet dealer Rich. Thomas. tailor and draper Stephen Adams, bookseller Henry Thredder, tobacconist Horatio Lewis, tobacconist W. Samuel, watch manufacturer Rich. J. Weider, hatter George Wood, wool sorter Wm. Davies, hosier Wm. Ahern, outfitter Thos. Lilwell, tea dealer Charles Posy, gilder Harrison Brothers, drapers Dav es and Roberts, woollen John G. Jacob, goldsmith warehousemen _ Jr Carmich: el and Co., drapers _ _ James Cooper, umbrella maker Charles West, wireworker James Richardson, hatter; Henry J. Ruston, chemist Ann Doyle, hatter Rioh. 'I hornton, publican William Moore, soap b o il er !John Taylor, perfumer Thomas Fell, draper Jesse Turner, publican Francis Bigg, baker Wm. Cardwell, painter Robert Stewart, hardware dealer Thos. Kirkham, provision dealer Sarson and Barrow, grocers, &c, Win. Culligan, milliner John Ellis, tailor and draper T. E. Watson, outfitter Henry James, tailor and draper R. Bowden, hatter Rees Jeffreys, healer, dm Thomas Maitin, provision mer- James Appleton, householder chant Henry S. Richards ? woollen James Terrier, draper James Lloyd, bootmaker draper Jeffreys, Davies, & Co , woollen I, James Bash, hairdresser drapers 'James Hadley, flour dealer 1' Henry Jennings, grocer, &c Chas. Lomax, publican Charles Barlow, hatter John: Smith, carpet dea'er Peter Williams, linen draper Edward Howell, book-keeper Etches and Wilson, butchers Thos. W. Shaw, ironmonger John W. Kerner, butchers Chas. Sharp, tobacco manufac- P. Dougherty, perfumer turer Francis Haveley, chemist Edward Burden, tailor Elisha Leigh, glass and china- Joseph Naylor, Wittier dealer Wm. Henderson, silk mercer Samuel Taylor Benjamin Woodward, merchant Charles Taylor R. Forrester, hosier Charles William. Leite, furniture; F. Woodhead, tea dealer dealer IT. Clarke, silversmith William Llupei \j, Bagshaw, cutler Thomas Wright 'Lawrie Brothe.s, hosiera William B. Whitley ,John Sidney, silk rnercer Thomas Whitty kJ, B, Roe, goldsmith ' Robert Loftus, provision dealer I W. Spencer, trunkmaker Thomas Buxton, spirit dealer J. W. Faglesfield, cheesefactor Hyam Levi, draper G. W. Swanwick, tailor William S. Longrige. chemist J. Price, druggist Robert Marrs, pawnbroker M. Brier, shoemaker Joseph Gorst, saddler James Pusey, chainmaker Michael Carrigg, grocer T. Rigby, wine merchant James Martip, boot and shoe-X. Walsh, spirit dealer maker . - l. H. James, hat mart4acturq William Wainwright W. Blegland and Co„ provision James Quayle merchants John Goodwin E. Stewart, tobacconist John Whittaker Henry E. Davy, leather merchant Joseph Blake C. Roberts, eating-h ouse k ee p er William Jackson, tailor John Gill Richard Jackson, bootmaker Peter Rc berte Thomas Johnston, grocer Thomas Royde David Lloyd, holier Briggs, butcher Thomas Pearson, bootmeker Frank Barrington, licens.d vics Richard B. pests, John Sheldon S E i l dt l u e n t 'e l lyi l: ll l r o r r i rison, confectioner T r O ti l c i h n a lt rd lu Tinimis James Green, tobacconist pderrapr r D i e a'Y ve e ri ° l .4 l le'ca7l:lli;rker Geo. Bramwell, jun., druggist i Julia Nelson, clothier S r a h rue a l s ßrooke, victualler Robert Highway, gr cer H. I. yred' & Co., pawnbrok ere Elizabeth Wilson, confectioner M EI e . r T r o y w j n a s m h e e s nd C , oo d k r; Henry Hornby, spirit dea'er J. Power, tobacco manufa c turer t.," Themes Taylor, tobacco inarufac• _fames Oliver, draper G. 0 - e;ens, spirit dealer Fuller and Iticl,etts grace Andrew al ‘Lecid; spirit 'dealer , • . r 4 John Jones, tallow ehandlet I. Inmen, watt maker John Pannel'„ station_? W, Redmoni, clothier J. Cleag, licensed victualler Robert Clark, flour sealer William Waling, pawnbroker ft. Allen, ho , sier and laceman Itiebard Woolle; Potter, outfitter, E. Hill, sh oe ] manufacturer Willaim 111 Gowan, hosier VI. Platt, catinghouse-keeper Jo h n Saville Thomas M ott and Co., watc h John Stok es, grocer manufactu rers Ti m m is Riley. smallware d ea l e r iF„ Die, shoe manufacturer Fred. rick Wi lson f}, Jones, shoe manufacturer Alfred 14 reee j ho s. B I g . r oni co Henry leeet F ran cis 13eadloW Thomas Hugh es Henry Haskayre Benjami n B ill George Yates i eorge Samuel Upton, laceman James M. Hassell Agnes Ferguso n , outf i tter G. Nickson a A ,s itsttera,dto,4ceool4 b cluthes dealer ' David Kent an d Son, hosiers Samuel Mo,ris Arthur Litt! e i ohn, irornonger Willi a m Telfir ••'. Roberts. pub ican G. Mitchell, publican J. Roberts, sailmaker Lawrence Kaye, gentleman G. Sp •ucer, mechanic W. H• Lindell fhomas Show Edward Price, draper John Morgan John Williams Adam M'Clellan George Carroll Charles Booth George War 4 EdWard Malone Henry Bolton Joseph Massey -I. B. Jackson William Cross Seth Corless George Scott Thomas Puts Edward Yakings William Stewart, merchant Thos. Cunningham, hotel-keeper F. M. Jones, bookseller F. Frodsham, gentleman, P. C. Bew, builder Thomas Bage, builder J. P. Highton Wm. Sanderson Henry Knox John Roberts J. R. Owen James Jones Henry Blunt Philip Wilton Charles Cooper, coffee-house keeper William Davits, coffee-house keeper Edward Mitchell, victualler ►ohn Wilson, plumber G. W. Allman I. C. M•Ostrich . C. M'Ostrich M. it. Moldenham J. Forber, watch manufacturer E. Hurst, gentleman E. Pearson J. Jones, carpenter , E. Beauchamp Jolty Daniel, printer rho r as Macartnev, clerk Wm. Winstanley, bricklayer J Guile, iron moulder bosh. Lee Edward Vaughan, warehouse man S. Bebbington, warehouseman Wm. Bridge, tailor Wm. Farrington, flour dealer Thomas Nodin, printer Henry Curwen R. T. Greetham, shipwright Lawrence Robinson, cattle dealer Henry Hoskinson, butcher .fos. Brightmore,:wheelwright James Graham. clerk Wm. Shone, wheelwright William Fowler, coal merchant Morass Brown, cooper Thomas Kay, hairdresser Robert Huddle, pilot Nfatthew Welch, painter Edward Dovaston, wheelwright J. G. Weatherilt, watchmaker ►ohn Hunter, traveller ['homes Ferguson George Smitton, bricklayer rhos. Hall Lightfoot, shipwright Robert Williams, •allor Joseph Parker, joiner chomets Thompson, smith James Brisk, joiner James Pul. on, joiner Thomas Barton, labourer Henry Ince, currier Edward Williams, currier J. Chaplin, watchcase maker Samuel Wallace, cooper Richard Butler, cooper Charles Long Charles Taaffe Walter J. Bromley Thomas Walker Richard Gallagher Robert P. Jones Witham Peacop Benjamin Williams Jamas Sutcliffe William Barker Peter Seddon Edward Davies John Burnett Joseph Bartingten Seth Backhoure, junr. John Coglan Thomas Brown W. H. Clarke Andrew lileCrann, carver and _ chants Charles Verelst, architect James Meakin, publican Cram, Powell, and Co., ship brokers an.' owners Richard itigby, bread baker Henry Jones, bootmaker Thomas Williams, gunmaker Thomas Kay, sh'pchandler James Montgomery, provision merchant James Tacker, irotanon.ter Caleb Walker, shopkeeper Thomas Bissett, gunmaker Frederick t)unsford, stationer Thomas Hitching, bunting fac. tory George Gowland, chronometer soaker Vos, Brawn, and Co., ship. brokers George Philip ,nd Son, sta tioners Charles r iers, chronometer maker T.S. Farley, bookkeeper George Wade, jun., wholesale stationer Geo. Howe, licensed victualler Louis Davis, tailor and draper John Ward, inukeeper John Clusin, merchant John Steele and Co., opticians Thomas H Sampson ,atoredealer J. Gardiner, s •ip-bread baker Hugh H. Gibson, wine and spirit merchant Thos. Nuttall, wine and spirit merchant Ba linghall and Co., merchants A. Gibson, ship-store dealer John Norman, ship-broker Francis G. Harbord, agent William Whitway, shipchandler Jones, Phillips and Co., ship bread bakers W. Morgan, brush manufacturer C Barry, stationer W. Entwistle, broker William Dooley, gunmaker Henry E. Brown, silversmith Miller and Co., tea dealers Henry Willey, cutler Anthony Mackenzie, victualler William Williams, accountant Thomas Lea, victualler Thomas Gardner; merchant James Elder, flour dealer J. 'trckera, licensed:victualler William Hirr•son, cheese factor W. T. May, licensed victualler Thomas Dodd, glass merchant E. G. Haton, chemist &c Charles Began, dining rooms Samuel Millington, butcher R. Swinbank, licensed victualler Ed. Baker, licensed victualler John Mackey, wile xorker W. H. J , cob, lastir aker Patrick Kelly, gasfitter T. Gay, grindery dealer &c W. H. Hankin, bacon curer John Wilder, hairdresser Thomas Fisher,lvictualler William Siks, herring house William Watkin, buotmaker E. Tindle, glass dealer E. Ghandler, bird dealer W, Richards, gunmaker George Suntage, eating house Thonlas Iturrows, watchmaker H. Hart, chemist William Wdd, hatter Sarah Ogden, licensed victualler Robert Robertson, publican Daniel Webster, victualler Richard Edwards, plumber, &c James Berry, accountant John Parry, bootmaker Thomas Britten, druggist Thomas Sorten, Dale-street Thomas Derham, clothes dealer Thomas Wignall Daniel A Weaver , grocer Th omas Balderston, innkeeper Pet, Mutter, and Heir, clock makers Thomas Lightbound. flour dealer James Massey, Dale-street William Hampson, grocer James Ogden, spirit dealer John Walker, tobacco manufac turer George Willan, fruiterer Wm. Conway, brush dealer, &c John Bradburn, jun., cheese] factor William Thomas, provision dealer Gerar d Peaking, draper and clock maker Ed war d By ford, pawnbroker Henry Haute, grocer George Jordan, music seller Thomas Kane, watch maker ar m . Rowell, licensed victualler F. Morath & Brothers, clock and watch makers Robert Little, wine merchant Thomas Hastings, saddler Williams, hairdresser John Scragg licensed victualler Henry Morris, butler Wm. Latt, tailor and draper John Ackroyd, hairdresser Patrick Kearney, bookseller and Robt; , glass merchant stationer David Jones, grocer Richard Clamp, trunkmaker Alexander Dewar, bookseller Williams Wm, Harbridge, wine merchant W. Hetherington Elias Evans John Williams John Macdonald John A. Capper Charles Buxton George F. Fisher John Robert§ Thomas p r i a a Tho Mas Moyle Henry Roberts Richard Miller George Fawcett Edward Jones, mason Thomas Edmondson Joseph Wood 3 William F. Barrett David Williams Robert erldnn 11. 4kerh, engine driver William Lowrie William Waugh John Storey Thomas Plurals Robert Evans William Harrison William Casement Timothy Gore Andrew M'Clay Cornelius Kaye William Reersi William M'Gregor Robert storr dward Agar, cooper Edward Bray, joiner, Thomas Jones Francis Johnson • John Woraley, joiner Richard Cropper Thomas Haskell Thomas Dexter W. P. Carson, surgegn John Wiletin, sifp-carpenter J,•1111 Summers, titter J. A. Gillmore, schoolmaster Robert M'Clay, joiner Thomas Jones Timothy Kenny William l3ackhouse William Roberts gilder John Wright, house agent Samuel aladdocks, veterinary surgeon Thomas Spencer. licensed vic tualler George Fowler, coal merchant James Phillips, flour dealer Richard Williams, hosier Caleb Bold, watch j.weller Thomas Holden. painter David Jones, painter Thomas Shipman, provision dealer Robert Cook, scripture reader I homas Wells, brushmaker John M a son, b Jokeeper Joseph Pritchard, grocer Thomas Coulston, tailor lease C. Johnion, watchmaker John Singleton, cabinet maker James Wright, painter William Henry Collins, brewer R. W. Birchall, gentleman James James, bootmaker J. Leyland, commercial traveller Thomas Parry, grocer Thomas Wain, butcher Charles Mayall A James H. Roper Samuel Roberts George Newbrook John Fisher A. A. Chudley John Gritlit.4 Joteph Ames Wil lam Shaw Alexander M'Ardy William Woolfitt James P. Cook William Hood Charles Smith White, decorator Leggett n C w h il a l r i l a e m s Fde James Richard Ersa.revvr James Denton, painter Samuel Seward, gentientan John Beynon, grocer I ['homes Smith, provision dealer William H. Harwood, teacher Royston F. Boultbee, merchant Thomas Dunnett, gentleman Samuel Tetfikins t gentleman Robert Tweedle, tea dealer John Garner, ironfounder James Ashburner, gentleman John Briscoe, gentleman John Daniel, silversmith George Davies, wine and spirit merchant James Black, merchant Peter Atkin, merchant Wliliarnpitest, accountant William Tomlinson, merchant Thomas aeleming, merchant Thomas. Johnson, dyer Edv. , ard Prindiville, bookkeeper Josfvu Wharrie, gentleman Richard Greenhelgh. gentleman Robert Cooper, mercer A. E. Heath, chemist Joseph Andersoni'Aysician 4 o hn , cairnichael, merchant Thomas L, Hodson, surgeon John Robinson, tea dealer Thomas Gilbert. tea dealer Edward Watts, surgeon W I. i H ilia P n le ß r, re p w a e p r e . r c dealer William Brewer, coa l merchant Robert Cameron William Holmes, tea dealer H u gh B. Macalpine Matthew Jarvis William ButAer $. FrazeT, ironmonger Richard, Shaw, pawnbroker Joseph R,,binson; bookseller George Jordan Peter M 'Candlish Thomas Gerrard Timothy Begot, joiner Robert Molyneux, shopman Wm. Williams, whitesmith John Duckworth, builder, &c. William Rowlandson, timber Ter-, chant W, 6. Herchnan James Rushton James Quaile 'Thomas J. Shaw Thomas Davies ['homes E. Budd Hugh Roberts Daniel Ledton John Jones man John Jones, accountant James Steel, eigar manufacturer Wm. Roberts, bricklayer W. Trench, physician Thos. J. Turbuck, s onemason David Hodgson, magistrate Thos. Clare, gentleman J. G. Livingston, merchant Thos. Smith, architect William Myers Rich. Fisher, mercha t Benson Blundell, barrister James Timmons, builder F. Shand, merchant Thomas Brown, marble mason Josh. Rtu-sell. attorney-at-law John Rankin, shipwright Maurice Chas. Jones, solicitor Thomas Seymour Hart C. W. Reade. gentleman Wm. John Walls, book-keeper Alfred North Bell Williams, land agent William Rodie Wm. Jno. Thomas, M.R.C.S. R. W. Scott, M.D., physician Frederick Powell, book-keeper Robt. Edwa ds, jun., merchant Harmood W. Banner, accountant James Lowe, agent Thomas Myers, jun., commission Jas. Felton, letterpress printer agent John Grainger, A.M., merchant Thomas Hilton, book-keeper Thos. Salusbury, accountant William Stokes, painter William Moss, shipwright Edward Taylor, accountant Charles Barker, outfitter, &c M. Donohue, book-keeper Richard Woolley, warehouseman Wm. Henry Thornton, clerk Thomas Hughes, accountant David Gos on, agent James Taylor, chemist 'Thomas Reason, estate agent Richard Blundell Henry Johns, draper H. Scholfield, brewer William Pennington David Davies, joiner Richard Metcalfe, cooper Thomas Lowe, accountant B. Bannister, tallow chandler J. S. Clare, turpentine distiller William Jones. builder Thomas Hodgson, stationer Richard Ashton, stationer John Mertle, corn dealer Robert Roberts, corn dealer James Hewitt, baker William Thompson, victualler Wm. Balshaw, warehouseman Joseph Pritchard, cooper Robert alGowan, printer J. Davies Pritchard, cooper. R. S. Hughes, land surveyor M. Y. Colquboun, wine merchant Julius C. Mott, wine merchant Owen Williami, agent George Smyth, agent Watt Haycood, bookkeeper James Brownfield • William Slater, bookkeeper Joseph B. Corr William Wood, jun., paps dealer James Underhill, accountant Robert Gill, cotton broker Thomas Bean, printer John Pritchard, pilot John a ewbold, commercial tra- Richard Woolfall, gentleman yeller Thomas Savage, coal merchant Saml. Martin, insuranoe broker John Maddock, bookkeeper S. R. Graves, ship.swner Edward Conder, warehouseman Thomas Whitehead, reporter Charles W niattls, printer J. C. Tonge, clerk j. K. Jevons, printer T. W. Brown, merchant's clerk W. Every, jun., merchant W. Heckle, printer E. P. Swindon, bookkeeper S. Ransom, librarian J. Howard, painter T. Elliott, broker J. Proctor, printer G. S. Armstrong. schoolmaster J. Johnson, gentleman William Hampion, printer John Roberts, currier Hamerton Crumpe, M.B. George Wilson, merchant W. C. Haskayne, clerk John Roberts, tailor R. Venablea , cle rk W. Currie, herballist 8. Deckhouse, jun , bookkeeper A. Love and Co., merchants G. C. Crumpe W. Farley. commission agent S. Mellor, collector WiLiam Roby, alto my-at-law Wm. Whaley, leather merchant E. T. Hall, stationer John Woods, pawnbroker G. Reed, carver and gilder Lawrence Keiser, glass dealer James Moss, attorney-at-law John Roberts, draper Peter Brown, merchant 1. D. Taylor, %vetch manufuc- William Hall, bookkeeper turer !. J. Fox, bookkeeper Joseph Hall, victualler Hy. Haddenbrook, gentleman Ralph Buggiani, wine and spiri , W lliam Davies. bookkeeper dealer John Graham, clerk C. and J. Gliham, hat manufac- Thomas Slack, clerk curers 1..1. Broadridge, clerk Relay Hope. clothier J. H. Seed, agent George Stafford, jeweller, &c. G. Jas Paris, provision dealer Edward Allen, tailor John Stevenson, bookkeeper Samuel Blackburn, whltestnith William Pr ce. bookkeeper George G mdfellow. bootmaker John M. Sadler, surveyor Edward Fisher, watchmaker Ire'and Lowe, timber merchant Geoffrey Crank, tailor and draper Henry Dearden, butcher Charley Doyle, tailor and draper James Holt, plumber Thomas Ellis, bootmaker W. Brown. shipbroke James Corpie, boo , maker Joseph Smith, cooper Samuel Hooper, joiner William Clucas, clerk Thomas Jones, hairdresser , Robert Brown, plumber Joseph Quick, ironmonger \ Moses Evans, printer Robert Anderson, solicitor ' Richard Rowland, merchant Edward Sam. Williams, joiner and builder i BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL—JOHN STEWART, ESQ., MAYOR. In compliance with the foregoing Requisition I do hereby appoint a PUBLIC MEETING of the IN HABITANTS of this Borough, to be held at St. George's Hall, on Friday next, the 22d day of February instant , at twelve o'clock at noon, for the purposes in the said Requisition expressed. Given under my hand at j othaeisToswrnEFlwaAllßthTis, Mayor. 19th day of February, 1856. THE JEOLIAN HAT, (6 and 7 Victoria, cap. 65.) THE PECULIAII TEX. TURE, GENTLEMANLY STYLE, AND VERY GREAT COMFORT OF THIS HAT, REQUIRE ONLY TO RE NOIVN TO BB ArPRECIATED, PRICES from los 6d. NELSON & CO., PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS, 74, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL• THE LEEDS TIMES. INCREASE OF CIRCULATION— averaging from 9,000 to 10,000 Copies Weekly, The LEEDS TIMES is now at the head of all the Yorkshire weekly journals, one of the best family papers, and an excellent medium for advertisements. P.S —Copy forwarded on receipt of four stamps. H. NICHOLLS WHOLESALE WATCH MATERIAL AND TOOL WAREHOUSE, WATCH Bcr. No. 5, HUNTER -STREET, TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. ELEGANCE AND ECONOMT COMBINED AT DMYERS', FASHIONABLE TAILORING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, • 72, LORD—STREET, LIVERPOOL. Gentlemen can save Twenty per cent. by hav'ng their clothes made here. A scientific correct fit, and choice from select Stock, of the most approved materials. N.B.—No Ready made Clothes kept upon the Premises. J. R. CAMERON, TANUFACTURER OF CHRONOMETERS, VI WATCHES and NAUTICAL INSTRUMEN T S , Wholesale - and Retall-54, 56, 9,nd 60, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. TEETIT. MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON-DENTISTS, 92, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, and 15, Chapel-street, Preston. May be consulted daily. London Residences: 30, Bernets-street, Oxford-sheet, and 21, New Bond. street. TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP STORE DEALERS. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MANU FACTORY, for Vreparing every description of Genuine 011.1 VAN'S STORES, THE OLD BARRACKS, 9, DUKE-STREET. J. C. STEVENS & Co. are prepared to supply Bottled Fruits, Jams, Jellies, Alarrna!ades, Pickles In Casks and Bottle, Sauces, klustsrds, Fru't Syrups, Raspberry Vinegar, Oils, and every variety of articles necessary for Ship's use or foreign orders, equal, if not Letter, than any House in the Trade. J. C. a. & Co. devote their whole attention to this branch of business, and avoid the slightest interference with the Skip Store dealers. N .B.—A large stock ready for shipment, and every ar lee bearing the signature of .1. CT. Stiveas & Co. is guaranteed of best quality. 124 (Top ut) BOLD-STREET. MR. W. CLE R C, Professor of Dancing, Calisthenics, &e., 16, Islington. Day and Evening Classes on Tuesdays and Frida, s, and at 13, Cross-streeet. Birken head. on Thursdays. Day Class at 2 p.m. Eveuing Cass at 3 p.m. The New Dance. La Varsoviana, will be introduced. Private '1 uitlon. Schools attended. Piano-forte and Violin taught. 212 o MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIR E RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the mutual reaction of non-conduction and vapoorlsation at 213° Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1810-51-54 and 1555, Including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure) THE STRONGEST. BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS inCTANT. MILNERS' PHCENIX (212 n SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the mo,t complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly three hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted to every branch of the work, Show-rooms, fi and 8, Lotd street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47a, Meorgate-street, City.— Circulars free by post. L. JOSEPH, 42, BOLD-ST., LIVERPOOL, 1/ • RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. THE STOCK SELLING OFF AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, CONSISTING OF SILVER PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ELECfRO-PLATE GOODS, DESKS, DRESSING CASIO, WORK-BOXES, PAPIER MACIIE GOODS, CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS, CLOCKS, CHINA, BOHEMIAN GLASS, AND ALABASPER ORNAMENTS. LEATHER DESKS AND DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES, Together with a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS. THE BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF. THE HOUSE TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION T STONER respectfully informs the Inhabi t) . tants of ORMSKIRK and its Vicinity that his determination is to give the Public the immediate advantage of any change In the Markets, and for this purpose submits the following list of Prices Sugar, 4d,, 4 id., and _sd per . Ib. ; Lump Sugar, 6d. and 60 J. ill' ONER does not, nor will not, lose money on this article. and then compel purchasers to buy Ch cory for Coffee, and a proportion ate quantity of Tea to make up the lc ss. Soap, 3d., 4d., 4i 1., and sd. per lb. 4d. per dozen allowed on the three last kinds. Coffee, Ild., Is., Is. 21., Is. 4d., and Is. 6d. A Mixture of Chico-y and offee, Is. Tea, 2d. per ounce, or 2s. 6d. per lb. The very best Black Tea, 4s. 6d., Equalled by few—excelled by none. Green Tea, 2s. &1., 35., 34 6d., 45.. and 41. Bd. per lb. Prime lump Butter, is. Id per lb., good Irish Butter. Is. p er lb. Good Flour, 7ilb.. for i s . • excePent dit•o, 6 lb s . I s . Meal (country made). 61 lbs. for Is. Pea Flour Indian Flour.. 245. Od. „ 'thirds do Rice do l6s. 6d. „ .15i. lid. „ Home-cured Bacon, by the side, 7d. ; Cheshire Cheese,W. per lb. Treacle, 2d, G .od Bread, lid. per lb. A General Order of 20s. in value delivered free within a mile of any station on the East Lancashire Railway between Liverpool. Preston and Southport, on receipt of a Post-office Order. SUPPLIED O LIB kRAL . N.B.—The Pubic are respectfull N y informed that TERMS they can obtain the Northern Times Ly eight o'clock every morning, and the Northern Weekly Times, every Saturday morning of publication, at Mr. Pool's, Moor-street ; Mr. Stoner's Burecough-street and Aughton-atreet, and at Mr. Hudson's. Neville-street, SOUTHPORT. by nine o'clock each morning. 1000 POSTING BILLS PRINTED FOR 50s. BY CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, 19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL, A . CASE of FINE HAVANA CIGARS, Just taken out of Bond, price 28s. per lb. BRAND, LA 11. J: ATHERTON, 83, LORD-STREET. HIP BROKERS' GIRDS, Printed in TWO kJ COLOURS, at HALF-A•CROWN a HUNDRED, by CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, 19, South John -street, Liverpool Brymbo Coal THIS COAL, for which an Admiralty Certificate is given, supplied in quantity by T. S. HANCOCK. Sweetie;-st., Liverpool, and Morpeth Dock, Birkenhead; STATES & HESS, ENGRAVERS,PRINTERS, I 33, LORD -STREET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS, LIVERPOOL. To 11. R. 11. Prince Albert, YATES & HESS , WEDDING STATIONERY SUPPLIED BY 33, LORD STREET LIVERPOOL! yYATES & HESS, 33, LORD•STREET, D I E LIVERPOOL. SINKERS HERALDRY BOOKS "(TATES & HESS, Kept for Inspe c ti on , an d I_ 33, LORD -STREET, SEAL ENGRAVING, BY LIVERPOOL. F ASHIONABLE SLEEVED CAPES AND PONCHOS. IN WATERPROOF TWEEDS, MELTONS, FUR BEAVERS, WITNEYS, AND MOHAIRS. 11. BENNETT & CO., TAILORS AND TROUSERS MAKERS, No. 92, LONDON -ROAD, Near the Monument. DECAYED TEETH, AND TOOTHACHE! why suffer when MESSRS. GABRIEL, E PO N OL T , I S T S, ESTA s B T L R I E S E H T, E L D IVE D it T HE OLD hod of tilling Decayed Teeth, Wrrnoor ANT emir, thereby preventing further decay and Toothache. Charge, 2s. 6d. have a new 102, e DUKE COUNTS Y PATIENTS and others, residing at a distance, are Informed that the White stopp i n g., for filling decayed Teeth, will be sent, free of charge. nu receipt of 30 postage stamps, to any address, with full di ections for use; or, sufficient for four teeth, on receipt of 7s. 6d. Artificial Teeth Axed without pain or trouble, and guaranteed never to change colour or decay, and also to answer every purpose of mastication and articulation. A Single Tooth, 3s. fid; a full Set, .W 4 4s. By MESSRS, GABRIEL, SURGEON DENTISTS, 102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOI. A Pamphlet, respecting the Teeth. may be had gratis.