The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20 00:00:00

pd 71r It ' f ; 4 .. . 4. ' , - / t.t.4)1 45,A 4 - t • ) I ' l 4,--' t , .., V • - - ~ ,,e • '' 'l'''' to. • 06:," r. z , ,, „,,,,,, ~,, Fbj Tr_ t , ... - Y. - iii (i . I ' , .,t ......, _ - , At t.._ s., , i - ' .11). I VN -,• - : li r 4 , ottr;f# , °' ex's'/ ~~ ~---- No ry • - . . • LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1856. PRICE l'A. Public MutWenitittS. John. Underwood, carp?nter TIIEA.TRE' .ROYAL, WILLEAMS6I4-SQUARE. kr. Proprietor, Mr. W. it.'Copeland,Great,Charlotte-Of 411 Dr aRRY SULUIVAN, from the Theatres: Royal, Hann- Thit pry Lane, is engaged for a I'm"- next th en ing (Wednesday), Tc 14 4c6 ~e P erformances will commence a THE y tT,,ll ! To conciude with, EN ttlawebetirwßasE Thomas, Mr. Bak.r. Period nt killed in the year 1057, in the Sixteenth year .ot an,: tr a's reign, in ' England. The ~.Mariagemeht re9ectf , ally of uulices tbe revival of this Tragedy ih an entirely original form blostr'!natic and Artistic Effectiveness, to achieve-which resul t o , urn _lansdetatigabll re s ea r ch h as b een e m p l o y e d, ' a Text t2r a'e with its imp o rt ance , f ree l y expended., Which ,h akspere is careful)y adhered to, ant ' lwo Sc ,al4abaLe o mitted frosn the ususi Sop,. i Pre s Le assistance o f'Mr the Y tor ts_ morrow, and. Friday, and Saturday ery Eveeir ;he Tag nd an outla: The orig Live t .ube 'tre Royal, /tfusf' , ° l in the (hater I. o t l re se atti etar a rea has prove on amour teen, ' ` 'nigh not ar I " In aripanirm ke e „ c oMpose , 14 11;4 th ,r 'ti A rrr loiei si a te ‘ton thvard hens, composes the etiewititai Move . ` e tton of M b Move Le n t of , • Spina', to e in the Acts the ea (B Phee l Y 11 a 0 ' (Mendels (R eeli i.; the "Marcia Fuuebre," from the "R °lea Sinfun, Tile, ev en) • and the " Grand Triumphal March," by F. II n 8C EN' . hsceted eltl designed entirely by Mr. Dearlove, jun., aeri l'rove,„."Y Wen, assisted by Mr. George Daw,en. The Architecture ure e "'° to the Norman Conquest has been adopted. ,Du ing tht ha d beotUries u hich preceded that event many Castles and Churchet le d i: e ! 1 erecte.l ofeunsiderable importance; the buildings excel. ; 4 c ' t ;' ?lwork, and . ; were frequently ornamented with coiou , ditor ni , . 8 rUMES by Mr; apd Mrs. Jeffries. Ihe very aon F ar °f S e wt'on possessed respecting the. Dress worn by the inhahP t ear kt '„ e ° , t in the eleventh century, renders. the attiring , e ah ; r t In Macbeth• a, task of very great . difficulty. The note '"ager,, t e o n people woe mantles of one sort,long and Bowing, ard i l 4 llti lio , n g B . '1 he nobles %lore mantles of variegated colours ; the ~estea , 7 l i toPle mantles of a brown colour, near to the colour of 1 ) ; deer; Tne e ore no stockings, but botenes, made of the skins "tileror animals. Matey of the Scotch went with bare 'Wet Cr the hair' to grew 'very long. The Scottish Female a ndll ol ? , isted of a l ong rote girded round the waist, with a fuel AND win g mantle,. denominated the A r i se 1. THE ARPJU UR e i WE AL , e ere t h. ONS by Mr. Bromley. The ancient Scottish weapons ",arnhzund _o r i , ear, the battle-axe, the bow, and the sword, Weed e)• Their defensive armour—a shirt of ring -mail, and o tse,covered with bull's hide and studded with nails anl ttliseq.4lifish2:ass.or,iron. The eagle fea , ther in the belied was the 'r% j a Le ng mark of a chiefta;n. 'I he armour of the English !nl, is coined from the Bayeux tapestry. THE MACHINE it Y, ptch an o f a Most elaborate description, has been made under the °f Mr. B. Jones. The Stage Business directed by' Mr. l A . Orta cei 'ere; and the whole of the arrangements, and mise-en-seene, itn - under thepersonal supe:inten erne of Al r.W. Copel red. terlY attendance of the Visitors t tee Theatre is res- Feet 4 requested , as some _of 'the mast striking ecenlc I t 'lloi N „ al te Place at the very, commencement of the Tragedy, in th t sorx o Dress Boxes, 4s. Upper Boxe. 38. Pit, 2s. Gallery, tj ffice is open from 10 till 3 o'clock, for securing seats b ad e nt 6e t s , a Circle, an t taking P r ivate Boxes, w hi c h may be s ot athititt,hde direction of Mr. Shuttlew o rth. Child ren in arms even t) , , Doors open at Half-past Six; to commence at precisely. (:) ,. ) .Y A L ANIPHIT.II(EArRE.—= %t„:4ty.roEr...ietor, Mr. W. R. Copeland, Great . Charlo . t . te-st ipst Et t n 7EßlAL DE FRANCE. Under the dire^ - 1:11ty of . I( IMBERT and LAMBERT., P.atronisen Al' of e iqnperor Napoleon 111. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEP '4„eDrake. tha FRENCH. TROUPE OF EQUESTRIANS! E re r'g CLOele of the SEASON—LAST WEEK 'BUT ONE. t g en; : Nednesday), the 20th instant, and tollowine dayi, Odfreyr: e g e Entertainment will commence with ,Mons•eur V,:tinernOa s daring Soniersaults - on Hbrileback. The Leaps of the M , dlle. Melanie. The Arab and his Ste, d The ,e t the Globe.. MonsienrrSiegnst as the Taurraulor. The L'esp a iri the Bottles by Monsieur Fabiani. La Tarantelle, 'l% . et ari V! D ince, executed by Mademoiselle .Anais Rimbert, Ile. e, t e and bis Two Dogs. AI; Kennebel, ihe Voltigeur. ittitexue'e•rginie Lamb2rt as the Tagl oni of the Iting. Vo'ga" &e ra „,`" hY Monsiepr Ceron. Grand Tight-rope Exploit by eneei e ;' l ,telie Clara Aus•ude. The Double Ascent by (Willie. ;.4 , 1,,,L'hd M. Shelton. The Leaping Horse " L'Ecini.." Mons. e t the 34.idern Centaur. La Ferehe by MM. Godfroy, p 4, lljol i ne ,le and . his Son, the Clown Miniature. The a reti c e ;o.ie Monk e y Horsebace, Miss Marietta Sr elton. The Nieit"3i °stilton with " his ixe Horses, executed by M. Rimbert. N d °n- -Dress Boxes 3s. Elide Boxes 2s 61. Pit Is 6.1, Gal tee h o Second Price—Dressßoxes es. Side Boxes Is 65. Pit Is Gal he office is open from Ten till Terse o'clock daily, for securir ado ii n t d i t he Dress Circle and taking Private „t ted er th , direction of Mr. Shuttlewortl. Children Se,. • o' clo Th ck precisely. e Doors wbe opened at Halt sat Six, to commend ill • • 0 y A L COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET' Pal Li v gala oet erPOol.—Mr. H ea th, Proprietor.---The National kbeneean Amus•m en t s .—M ore W on d ers More Performer!! le et eas of le g (Wednesday), the . 20th instant. Enthusiastic 40 (lia ltibb the M arvel of the Age, MONS. PftICINI, the real First appe rrance of MRS. ROMER,. First Al i it three years of Mr. (4. DEMPSEY ('ate the t. ' t t ,l D EMPSEY), First anpea.ance of Mr.W. h ENNEDYyx. , 41 crei ' ar enee of Mr. BLORE. G re at Success of the gtninary DUVARNEY CHILDREN, Mane Duvarn-y and is eltirAre nt d s rb ey• Fourth Week of the le ROl HERS I FILL con . th e A n a with eties or Dioramic Views ot Our Native and, - 1,17 t , - , 4 sa ult The , Bettie Field illintra' e ee telt and IT ?be Redan, tie Captor trale 4 4 e, w, , eat r n P.; 41. tO ai gh a . With thr_ Stru at4, 7 e t el, z and the y Day. eof , e last Ch.ngs ii s',eh ri ,gat Burin the Ors op e ' n 't and Alter. CL bi t Nor, Ai: L ,Sor 0 N:10'k; to it "hoe ' 431 ./ . Lr.A.ND. r 4 EAT f "r A I tTIN GSTAL -- ' ju n• Upper Hall, gritty ° "3 BALL, BOLD 0 /It P The Marc lie in t or), wit ical works; attiring 0. ;37. The nobles _lion of al by his ,coxes, which may be a. Children in arms net ith startl f the Malakc IVERP 0 OI NORAMA OF TH I tVZ I II 60 - 11ITSSIA , Ahibited until SATURDAY nxt, the 23rd Feb., y 4 ,\ ,„AT TWO AplD EIGHT O'CLOCK . —pooas F I '''EN HALF AN HOUR PREVIOUS. HALF PRICE• SEATS ..IS. SECOND•CLASS SKATS n ot ‘ l4 'te t s 14 • 6d.- Juveniles under 12 years of are op,, too ileiervo and wirst-class Seats only. of Exhibitions. ad Schools xpeany Seats • A . :Okr,, TO VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL. FREE.—EVANS, from Covent ttiv Mea n• CHOPS, S PEAKS, KIDNEYS, &c., rtir 14 Peri e ch.' on. The finest Music of the age, including mad- A • • Nati Th e ° rine', most talented artistes that can be pro ordy fa , •Qhment of the description in Liverpool I % l ' tog e°4lY admitted'. upper Dawson-street, close to the as a, o n . tr a , ce to the Theatre Two Treble Singers may tni i 4, RR ° se. tio r , nu .S DANIELLS (Sable Harmon : +s from America,) v10 u , 4 ] ti,rordinary Ettertaiements for a Evenings their departure for London. L . L AMPS AND CHANDELIERS. -`IA-USBURG, 24, CHURCH-STREET „,:, -1 511, 1 . ' 8 -.4 th e view of CURTAILING SOME of THY BRAS/CUES 1111,8 3, has decided upon DISPOSING of his Stock of aoa I A~ T D ELIERS FOR GAS, OIL, &c., 11 4° ,,, 1 . 0nt 1s yhe°4, lfor rn his Friends and the Public, that the 7 beer, b7r,coMpletely reassorted, but the whole of the price . s . the considerably reduced, thereby offering every c possi f tr th eat N„,,,” to give him the prefeeneein Arti les o 4 10,t Y u cture been marked at prices so low that those la ee-light es eu , inferior i eF.cription could not be purchased at the same thr whol esale. F. L. H. would refer to the followtn. ti e igh t -45 Chandaler, to gide, without, fillings . IleDitto with Globes, numeral 2 5 0 ntthenl 4Y, Dre brotty 6ocket, and Ball, fixed complete pau.andeliers, for drawing-rooms, fitted w}th 1 a 0 0 stock has S. d. 1 10 0 Af4ll km l'tt,Lit'litiviel'4Wete Stock of METAL and 6LAS3 CBANDE tafdesilttna, the LIGHTS,, Ate., BRACK ETbt th r t, Ter tki stIZAIRCASE co:npriang every novel y C4indellide'"llPtin Alen ~ r S t At e i n Of Gas Fittings made to order; and Lamps, ,411911 th e I; e bront. A and Relacquered, by Arst-rate Work reraiees. • All the above are Cast The AUREOLE LAMPS. tver 3 ,,,`"! - Fral b th e _ o :tiet, f ,„ th! Season have just been received, combining cui rn N o o e ' r `fin the Platnest to the mo3t Ornamental, and all at „at: ()tet e, Prices, n est : •°. with Gio l the , hest mechanism and all the latest improve tver, l; s ' Ci i i n iMney, and Cottons, • s 6 i ., 255., 285., to £25 each • — eseript ion , LAMPS, FOR OIL AND CANDLES Ai4rge ai°eit POR S RI? USE AND DOMESTIC PURPOSES. of PURE COLZA OIL, IMPOrtrlgEt DIRECT PROM THE CONTINENT 4:ilt tntirely tlt e or the accommodation of F. L. H.'s Customers, ;het.' unadulterated Lii cannot be obtained in the English k Au re I;lariti cle Lamn hating entirely superseded the Solar Lamp in ' V. L IT L. H. offers his remaining Stot it of to SOLAR LAMPS 0 1 x 'orter q 1 c , ,,i 7 can , b 0 the Colonies, gze., where the coarser descriptions of LAr i e obtained. The Lamps will he offered p OTS, POR SLITIP2IO4IIV7; CONSIDERABLY -BELOW' THE ACTUAL C)Sl'. ~ Fittings Which may be require, at Wholesale Cost 1 11 , 4 - -qty. h. -'• lakes the o onion :;it itherto have bee P rYdelerre " d from visit., _ ev4 taat,event an4l the valuab e Collection of Ge v rea ti r t ' , 'y overcom ingirni.reEstnn, (in 1, t oct that would be most advanta , ,eotat to .they cab pm e Articles o r " 4°, ver p ttlibost Prithey than at any other Es , - " othervisopertiuous to add, that k tteo t i o te . , they will, in e,- his Nast; received wii P. L. HAUS OLD POST-OFFICE-BTJILD.INGS, LIV3RPQOL. WORSHIPFTYL THE MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL. We. the en (1 rsizned Bankers, Merchants, Brokers, Traders; and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Liver pool, baring observed that a Bill has been i n t ro d uce d _. . _ into the House of Commons by the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, by which it is proposed to depiive the Corporation of this Borough of the Properties in the TOWN DUES -and ANCHORAGE to which, by rn of a court of law, they have been declared the' de tied, and Mat without compensation or other request t t yodi wars,' e a PUBLI MEETING of , the inciple subver- gree to a of Parliament against the pro s as may pt such onstrous and unjust an innovation merchant W. M. Kea tient) , trar!ts n, mercnans, . C. 0. Ledward, merchant James Aikin, merchant Edward Logan, merchant John H. Barry, merchant George Piston, carriers' agent George Booker, merchant . A,. Morison, merchant Francis A. Hamilton, merchant John Carter, jun., merchant stood, merchant - Thomas Boyd, merchant Ralph Hugh Clare, broker" James Wrrawall broker • ,V7lliara Cas•ou. distiller. - H. Macintyre, shipowner iarlestummins, merchlnt Lce, Merchant 3. C. Parkinson, cotion brok .r ants: I tiobeTt.A, Dale, insurance broker J. W. Cater Mar wolf 14 King, broker lobert Horsfall, sharebrokei IC. Maw R. A lolyneux, braker lacfie, war refiner nsnrance W. Powell, broker Chas.s. Stokes, R. merchant'Taylor - &Son, merchants Joe. Da'id Campbell, merchant Insurance broker tticbard Alison, gentleman Giadstonp, merchant J. H. a errory," a•iorney:at-law hiphroker l'. Ashcroft, accountant on, insurance broker v, insurance broker Thos. Morr Rot Alfred 11. Power, J. Bate, gentleman manufacturer Iw. G rttaddy: I John Overton. :entleman merchant merchant 'lames Thomson, inetypr Jw 4 enia Goldner, e Blythe and .Trot Jno. S. Thompson, coil ni-rehant slap- Thomas Yates, Irontounder Joseph Smith, marble mason • -- - tcvi,icn me Lulea surveyor chants W lens, cotton iohn Go Maloneoie. , g e James Eckergley, gentleman n broker Charles, Wm. L William Turner, surgeon Peter Bassford .Peter Mactaggartv, draper g•entleman B. Redfern ranas'll • - But et, merchant rhos. P, Hold?n, cabinet-maker ChidMoor merchant ," • H. Bremner, att o r n ey- a t-l a w es e. W. H. Hawkins, br..,ker H enry Cross, attorney -at-law Owen, accountant Rdward Aekelley, 'auctioneer Ca.ppbell, broker Richard Hartley 1-Lrrisco and' Co., rner- William Henderson John Gibson • Q. Macintyre, M.D. . John Jchnston, surgeon Wha , l,am, tea dealer Robert Kirkpatrick, fi )orc oth Will. Farrer, broker vlorgarr, merchant merchmt Williamson, provision rierchan t. , sander White, painter secretary V. J. Mason, architect drysalters I. P.Overran% shipbioker 'V. T. ThompEon, bool Thomas Ca.npet% gentleman s. Riding,,tentleiniti William Andre vs ileathcate,grocer hHughrs, qmbwr dea!er John liall:Fa•ier foteph Atherton, tailor erchart J. lEndleburv, Chemist a Gabbott, coat dealer gentleman James Bruce, M.D. John Scott, accountant S. Wilson, coach builder Arthur Berry, gentleman C. J. Smith, collector John Jones, builder klexanaer Stookes, M.D- Richard Edwards, plumber R. A. Payne, attorney-at-law D. Longbottom. weoi merchant 3r Liver Alekand George 0] John. Parr William IA John 11: S 1, shipowner broker George Cnniiffe, corn merchant Thom a Mu Henry G yn Ed wai broker I Loser)] ,Co., rope makers Cha , its L.ne, merchant Jamcs Levingston, shipowner Hatton Grind od. broker V dward Py broker Courier .ntleman an, flour deafer ationer leant John A. ( oker T. Brakel ,n• William Ellis, bookk Thos Cooke. i roker John Jone., ac hipownerf William Roberts. broker .ibroker Cohn Brat r !poker John Par Henry Cavanagh, painter John Rigg, estate agent John Scott, wine merchant William Smith, labourer William Shadrach, joiner James Tayburn, cooper F. Haigh, clerk Wilson Fos:er, merchant Joseph Green, bookkeeper William Jones, ship chandler chant David Rowland, secretary pilot coission Thomas Turner, merchant J. H. run Winn, sub-editor Liverpool James Allen, broker Courier William Hinde, broker (Joseph Cooke, superintendent of Robert ii‘rke, merchant . pilots J. J. G od, engineer ,George Goodall, arcrAtect H. F.. Moss, shipbroker Dixon and Holm:s, sailmakers I homas Chilton. rn reliant .1. G. Snowball, attorneya•-law Jabsz Jones; agent John Forgham, bookkeeper C. Chaloner Smith, merehnt James Birkett, jun, warehouse- l• M K '' '‘g ent keeper . James Ellams, warehouseman ' Harmood Banner, centleman Joseph Hampson, b oo kk ee p er iro Hr. Williams, cotton broker w f n o e u r nder Benjn. H. Hilton, bookkeeper i n roker Alexander Brooke, gentle ma n wrier Richard Brooke, gentl e m an broker Henry Madrell, pilot candler and Raymond Harris, gentleman John Jones,b3okkseper. E. Corlett, jo net' &e. r:7 eorge Walker, butcher Peter Capper bookkeeper mand Brooke, gentleman *broker ,broker mt merchant A. broker nerchant nsuranci broker ,ck, bookkeeper John S. MaT-Nvond,shipbrokir no, shipbroker nett, mcreb ant 3.muel Baker, shipbroker Edwarl Jone John Townie Cox, shlpchandler rd Johnsen", gentleman Verney Lace, merchant J. - H. Miners, shipbrekere Freers Ranker, mariner Wm. Clay on broker 3, cordage Edw. Wifujsor, warehouseman Frederick Birch, bookkeeper Win: S. Tyreman, st.tioner, &e H. G. Ireland, furrier Harry Cowan, tea dealer John Metcalf, gontimien Moans Huntington, go John Roberts, merchant ,r de4ler bookbinder Thomas 1 J. A. Sharp, Charlts L. C ad bAltpr ennett, Dtt, rr eret terchant Jones. gentleman merchant merchant rehant ern Wl', George H. Borefall, merchant Fiends P. Colley merchant John A. Mad, ohn Aforr Anthor3 Edward Joseph mill?, merctant broker S. Cooper, b Hugh Craig. jui merchant ceFoi, , merchant ITVTChatit mrrt•nnnt 1 Wm. F Lige broker ii.ghin cos lA. Grah Lawrenc cotton broker cotton broker John Wilbam, neichant 3ttereby, cooper ivrard Jones, tailor and draper James Gorell, printer Valentine Vincent, bookifeep.ar 'Thrinas Etli;nri, builder Thomas Smith, architect Alfred D. Graham, architect John Q. Thcmpson, bookkeeper James Spence, broker rhomas Hell, merchant Mesbon, inerchint liaill Nicho'son, n Rowlingo._ hr, . -- Trimmer and Qtainger, broker" G,orge P, Qxley, merchant Andrew Watson, 'merchant John S. Tregooing, merchant Robert Bancroft, merchant John a. Cameron, chronometer P. Van,e. broker J. B. Smith, timber merchant George Wright,juo. merchant George Brown, Linker Frederick BFedherg, merettan Godfrey B. SI w, broker • J. Reid, commission merchant Robt. T. Gladstone. brakes' Wiliam (li'trson, broker 'H. Price, merchant • J. R. Gaskell, broker-•s. William R. Hilton, merchant lEdward Drury, corn broker L fG. broker Wm. Da%ithon, shipbroker y Martin, broker Heiirq f4.ton, merchant all,inerehant burins, merchant r Coghill, shipbroker T. 1 1 A•FlarroK broker Fred. H. Peters, drysalter John Bighorn, ',Yoko. Thomas Smith, merchant - Gsprge B. Thompion,-nierchant Jdteph Eailey, sailmake John Okell, broker .J.!N. Holmes, merchant Alexander M'Gregor. broker James MuCeneux, distiler, HarrisonJ. B. br f er Joisvh Robinson, woolbroker William M`Kay, gentleman Wiliipm Peadaft, gePtle.m4it John Blako, shlpclian der Charles J.? rrlish,:shipbrOker R. tiinglehut , At A A., Cl,,um, merch Co., merchants Jot,ph Holland, broke R. 2101 merchant adealer accountant 3, bookkeeper terchant kvoolle.l merchant ooper boplikeeper Nrcher; 1 Henry Thomas, ware housekeeper Thomas Jones, plumber W. 0. Roberts, saddler John boberts, joiner GeOrge Melley, merchant fob rt MeHey, broker John Eeonett, merchant John Fryer, c,antnission agent Henry Fisher, s homas Jones, mariner ►arises Cunningham, broker Cartin, lymker. William Taylor, booklierror Henry Phipps, law stationer Thomas Avison, attorney Thigh Will a a, merchant William Allison, commercial trave!ler Henry Lyon, agent John Wade, bookkeeper Jamts Wh woolletxdraper John Taylor, commission mer el.ant • and Robertson, merchant rtrd lioltlnswurth. broker h. Rowlands, warehouseman Ls. Woolverton, bookkeeper compositor John teele. nau.icai it,stru Arthur Jones,rgentleman 1 - I..hl`Cann . , commission agent Jolin Ede/aids. shipwright Richard Piitchard,. bootmaker Juries - LOWther, • SbipOwner John J. ureig, Lead constable Thinnas Jones, bookkeeper Thomas Walmbley, stationer___ John HoHord, trunk, &c., tnana facturer fanies Radcliffe, tailor Jarhes H. Smith, tailor ihorn4s G. Codde, agent John Hastings, saddler I R Co., carpet dealers cited, hat msaufacturet V. Frost news agent uy:hosier, shirt maker Isaac Jac Woolright and Co., drapers P. L. Mactaggart, oatfitter George Carlyle, artist Jaines,Ward, gArss dealer Robe-t Anderson George Peel,- ironmonger_ Thorns Brud/e, cabinet maker Seaton,-- Boggs and Co , paper hanging manufacturers Haigh and. Gregory, silk mercers ' Itbb,lrts and Butler, chemists dright, Son, and Legge, silk mercers Joan 'BrOka. lace deder • William Hobs n William 0:1E11, ironmon ger Suckna 1 and Son K.H. Pti, h, elk mercer Collia.ott Mary Chapynan.ini liner Inlay El. Elecklejeweller X. Witter, brush manufacturer E!eanor Gator. lac 3 dealer and Abr boot maker ,ull Co., clothiers attain, pharmaceu- rown and Bacon 12 carpet deAler wine erehant James Capper, chemist and Son Cana N. 1). H Litherlmd -Urines Urquhart Robert aortmsoa • norms Ronan H. Martindale and Co, H:dward Grundy Watson Veck and Sons lliam Tasse George Taylor Stewart lugh Owen EACiard,Hartley Villiim ProctOr, chemist, &c roseph Skent : John Turner Eiryan Renshaw Sainuel Jones G. Lloyd fhomas Batty, wine merchant Charles Turner, hatter ThODI2S Sag. ar, hair cutter George G. Poore, stationer John Lawson: tailor Thomas Scsit watel proof dealer .lexander Dmpgter, Outfitter 7ohn Antwis, draper, &c. Webb 'anctHunt. slat' --doners Usorge and James Robinson. 'booksellers Joseph Penlington, watch maker iiliam Heaton. Ironmonger - kinne,r and Simpson. hatters enjamin Gibson, bookkeeper W Nam M. Grotty, stationer • , Wolter Franklin & Co., bullion nierehants D. C. Browne, professor of music Thomas Whalley, seedsman wen Elias, builder R. Robertson, blockmaker, &c. Thomas bepherd le6rge Robinson. tobacconist John liarik , on, gentleman Lewis Daniel, clock and watch Fisher. and Sons. merchants m a k er JosePb Hiles bookkeeper Bathgate and Willson, brass.. founders Robert Makwell, bookkeeper Phomas, surgeon Alexander 111'CuHoek, shipstore thy Budding, keeper James eating-house nith,.shipowner e Waddell, clerk obn Morrow, butcher Joseph Campbell, basket maker ,eating-house kt eper J'sept Jone 2, wine merchant Robe t Heatley, victualler R.-and--T.-Woodward and Co., merchants 31104ael Lea and Sons, White • der lwrir Robert B. Dunnett, printer George Owens, foreman in water- Joseph Doran, accountant in rhoas Pearkes, publican John - Nit, stationer John Hobnail, victualler Arthur Jackson, agent • rilip Mylrea, tailor and draper Roberts,-confectioner a Brothers, tobacconists Anderson, Merchants' Dining Rooms nrrles Blake Leach Robert Jones; goldsmith Slander and Alle. der, hatters Reckliffe and son, stationers Robert Aummer, tobacconist W.111.,na Dodgs .n, hosier, &c. Joseph ( onwav, draper Edw. Holme, bullion merchant John Campbell, watchmaker John Hodgson, coofecti9ner Joseph Bentley, ju,ior Joseph Bentley, senior Owen Owens ,John Rumford, victualler rnith, broker nd Carlough, ship- Sutht store del victualler Id, druggist ead, zinc mann- Son, butchers entine yotir merchants Daniel Clarke, merchant wabe, merchant Thomas Burley, merchant Ittbram Gartside, broker [G. C. Sc s iders it Michael Avia Eliz Ric H. Cha,burn, optician, &c horn and shoe maker Jam: s Cornish, boC hewthwuite, perfumer 3 Williai Man, Dickson, tailor Hutch.ns,l thograpber, &c bn MRCP", artist Henry hank, mastor mariner W. C. Boris, ear, ineer William Blackwell: watchmaker Thos. Scott, flour dealer P. Thompson, tallow chandler Thos. Holland. beerhouie Jams 1 /trrbY , jewe ter W. Rigby, pawnbroker, &c Daniel Cohen, oulfi'ter Georce Sharp, paWnbroker vans., vbs. , dealer confectioners ard ware dealer untant am Band, tailor Robert Melvrum, victualler les Bell, woollen draper andlWilliam H. Lott, commission tailor - merchant Win. Groom, stationer Thomas Chapman, fruiterer Wm. Jones, ironmonger Joseph Winch, eating-house John Priestley, chemist, &c keeper Ronald Livingston, glass mann- Wm. Atherton, collector, water-. factuier works . . Jones, Basset and Co., woollen Francis Pitt, stationer and paptr warehousemen dealer Thomas Turner and Son, boot. John Atkin, merchant makers Edwin Phillips, shin-flag maker . James Ath er t on, to b acconist Ri c h ar d Dean:brazier Bent and his Brothev..outtitters Watts and VlToodward, drapers Louis Pedrone, jeweler, &c W. H. Lynas, brewer Sam. Thorneley, draper Prancis G. Jones, chemist Thomas Musker, draper - • Joseph Roberts, ironmonger Wm. Halls, glover . Joseph Ear,), outfitter J. and E. Littler, tailors and Rogerson and Woodward, silk drapers-. ' - mercers Josh. Crook, Lord-street, tailor - John Peil, hosier James Dod, tailor and draper Wm. Newton, bookseller Jamcs Wordley, silversmith W. T. Wo Aiwa d, carpet dealer Rich. Thomas, tailor and draper Step'ien Adams, bookseller Henry Thredder, tobacconist Boratio.Lewis, tobacconist vv. Samuel, watch manufacturer Rich. J. Nodder, hatter George Wood, wool sorter Wm. Davies, hosier Wm. Ahern, outfitter • Thos. Lilwall, tea dealer Charles Pozzi, gilder Harrison Brothers, drapers Davies • and Roberts, woollen John G. Jacob, goidsmi'h . . warehousemen Jr Carrnich2 el sinii Co.. drapers James Coop.r,•umbrella maker Charles West, wireworker James Lichardson, hatter Henry J. Ruiton, chemist • Ann Doyle, hatter Rich. hornton, publican William Moore, soap boiler 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. Wm. _Culligan, milliner John Ellis . , tailor and draper T. E. Watson, outfitter Henry James, taller ant draper ii. Bowden, hatter Rees J;ffreys, hosier, &c • Thomas Martin, provision mer- James Appleton, householder chant Henry S. Richard., woollen James Lloyd, bootmaker draper ' • 'Daniel Turner, draper Jeffreys, Davies,. & Co., woollen James BuSh, hairdresser drapers James Radley, flour dealer Henry J,nnir , gs, rrocer, &c Chas. Lomax, publican Charles Barlow, hatter • John Smith, carpet dea'er Peter Williams, liven draper Edwi-d book-keeper Etches and Wilson, butchers Thos. NV. Shaw. ironmonger John W: Kernan, butchers Chas. Sharp, ,tobacco rnanufac- P. Dougherty, perfumer Direr Francis Hacr ley, chemist • Edwa,d Burden, tailor E!lsha Leigh, gl a s s an d c hina- Joseph Naylor, dealer • Win. Henderson, silk mercer Samuel Taylor Bei•jamin Woodward, merchant Charles Taylor R, Forrester, hosier F. Woodheud, tea de'aler T. llatke, silversmith J. Bagshaw, cutler Lawrie BrOth C. 3, hosiers John• Sidney, silk mercer H. B, Roe, goldsm•th W. Spencer, trunkmaker J. W. Eaglesfleld, cheesefactor G. W. Swanwick, tailor J. Price, druggist M. Prier, shOemaker James Pusey, chainmaker T. Rigby, wine merchant M. Walsh, spirit dealer G. H. James, hat manufacturer W. Riegland and Co., provision ercbants am Lloyd Thomas tVright William B. Whittey Thomas 'Whiny _ Robert Loftus, provision dealer Tlieroas Buxton, spirit dealer Iljratp Levi, draper • William S. Longrigg, ehemist Robert Marrs, pawnbroker Joseph Gorst, saddler Michael Carrigg, grocer James Martin, boot and shoe maker _ rft Wainwright James Quayle n Whittaker Reph :13.fake , E. Stewart, tobacconist Henry g. Davy, leather merchant C. Roberts, eating-house keeper William Jarlkson, tailor 'Richard Jackson, bootmaker 'Thomas Johnston, gr,eer, David Lloyd, hosier Thomas Pearson, bootmaker Frank Barrington, 1 i c en s. d -vie- Peter Rc berts Thomas Itoyde Richard B. Potts, sawra.tker John Murray confectioner John Sheldon Richard Timmis Th,inas DeVerill Geo. Bromwel Robert j-fighway, gr cer S. I. 'yred, tlz Co., pawnbrokprs Henry Horpby. spirit 4eis'er Thomas Taylor, tobacco mar,g,ic G. Owens, spirit dealer Andrew API,eO, spirit dotter I. Ininan, orate. maker our dealer William Healing, pawnbroker Richard Woollei Putter, outfitter E. Hill. shoe manuficturer )14 Co„ watch Alfred Brown Henry F eorge Samuel Upton , lacentan Agries Fergtiton, outfitter David lient and SOU, hoiden Arthur Littlejohn, iromonger John Grindley, butcher • Francis Ellins ' grocer John Jam.a Bose, draper Thomas ta'ardner; publican Robert Fairclough, plane maker Ben. pa, oil and co , ourman Anton Benda toy dealer Will'am Graham, grocer M. Radc iffe, shirtmaker James Robinson, leather dealer Robert IS/orris, butcher M. Boardman, tobacconist J. W. Golding, Irrnlnniger William Thornton, publican D Zvi l For.haw, baker . Balfour, p-ovsion d fleet Wi li.irn Were, leather dealer J,im Wright, collector monger William Sc John D. le, Ismes Smithson James Rankin John Garrett Robert Bretland Samuel Lea Robert Curry Albelt Abrahams Andrew Wlson Luke Huret ward Wtllilms John, Modern aeorpf C; agg3 Limei !ostj)h rist9 Aridresi Johil Hughes' Patrick White orris rolien, watchmaker ila,erry, tobacconist muel a Cotter a Scott, jun , builder ott, gentleman gentleman tt, gentleman .....n Arnold, stationer Jnha Jacob Hall • CI. Coddington, bookkeeper John Gibbons, baker fl. Holden, bookkeeper Mary Lea'harn, victualler -. R. Gresson, stationer Charles Owen, bootmaker a!: Roberts. pub lean Peter Ball, gteengro_er G. Mitchell, publican L. Heatlea; licensed victualler J. Roberts, sailmaker John Harrison,' dyer Lawrence Kaye, gentleman R. P. Jone , , ironmonger G. Sp :neer, mechanic William Sumner, gun maker W. H• Linlell _ W. Nation, bu cher Thomas Sh aiv J. Sp arke, provision merchant Edward .Price,.drape.44,;osaCA4 ZJacli•e and Gladstone, wi n e ana John Morgan spirit rne chants; John Williams ' Wm. E. smeathers, ,hoe manu- Adam M'Clellan ' facturer George Carroll ' Barnard Levy, watchmaker Jttar!es Booth John Garn:ss, tailor and draper (ieorce War-S Charles itatc,iffe, stationer Edward af alone J. Sewell, wat. h manufacturer Henry Bolton James Flyn, printer Joseph Massey . Henry Cohan, tutfitter -4. B. Jackson • Joseph Blain, stationer William Cross Archibald Glaisford, corn nission Seth Corless nieecbant . George ScAt . Morrell and Woodward, agents thomas Pirks Samuel Puah, spirit dealer Edward Yakings Thomas Balmer, spirit dert!er Williain Stewart, merchant J. R. • Mottmm, iron and lar. as Thos. Cunningham, hotel-keeper founder . F. M. Jones, bookseller.- Thos. (:lark, ship'-bread bale r F. Frodsham, gentleman . T. Clarke, tailor and outfitter P. C. Bew, builder ' W. E. Dobb, store dealer Thomas Bage, builder William Scott, chemist •"J. P. Highton ' ' Andrew"Batbgate brassfounder . Wm. Sanderson - J. G. Brown and bo., ship-biscuit Henry Knox bakers John Roberts J. H. Hind and Co., merchants J. R. Owen Joseph O'Neill; bookseller . Jametr Jones John , Jardine and "_Son, mer- Henry Blunt chants Philip Wilton Charles Verelat, architect Charles Cooper, coffee-house James illeakin, publican keeper Cram, 'Powell, and Co., ship. William Davies, coffee-house brokers and owners' . keeper Richard Rigby, bread baker Edward Mitchell, victualler Henry Jones, bootmaker John Wilson, plumber Thomas Williams, gunmaker G. W. Allman Thomas Kay, shpchandier - I. C. 111• Ostrich Jathes Montgomery, provision .C. AI 'Ostrich son, con fec tioner Iromley, c!lemht fort, milliner Th Charles merchant M. B. llioldenham James Tanker, ironmonzer J. Pother, watch mannfa er Caleb Walker, shopkeeper Hurst, gentleman Thomas Bissett, plummier E. Pearson Proderlck Dunsford, stationer J. Jones, carpenter _ Thomas Hitching, bunting fac- E. Beauchamp folil Daniel, printer rho ~as Macartnev, clelk Wm. Winstanley, bricklayer / GUlle, iron moulder rosh. Lee Edward Vaughan, warehouse- George Gowland, chronometer maker v oR, - and Co., ship• Br,Nvo, • brokers ' - George Philip nd Son, sta- tionera Charles maker Tiers, chronometer man Bebbington, warehouseman Wm. Bridge, talor - Wm. Farrington, dour dealer Itnimas Nodin, printer • stationer Henry* Curwen Geo. HoWe, licensed victualler .. T. Greethann, Shipwright Louis Davis, tailor and draper Lawrence Robinson, cattle dealer John Ward, innkeeper Henry Hoskinson, butcher Johu Clusin, merchant los. Brightmore,:wheelwright John Steele and Co., opticians James Graham, clerk Thomas H Sampson ,store dealer Wm. Shore. wheelwright J. Gardiner, s• ip-bre a d baker ^ - William Fowler, coal merchant Hugh H, Gibson, wine and Thomas Brown, co ,per spirit merchant ['homes Kay, hairdresser Thos. Nuttall, wine and spirit Robert Boddie, pilot merchant • Matthew Welch, painter Ba linghall and Co., merchants Edward Dovastori, wheelwright A. Gibso4, ship-store dealer I. G. Weatherilt, watchmaker John Norman, ship-broker fohn Hunter, traveller Francis G. Harbord, agent Thomas Ferguson Whitway, shipcitandler George Smitton, bricklater Jones, Phillips and Co., :hip rhos. Hall Lightfoot, shipwright bread bakers Robert Williams, ittilor T. B. Farley, bcol;keeper George Wade; jun., wholesale W. Morgan, brush manufacturer Joseph Parker, j ,finer C Birry, stationer Moms Thompson, smith W. Entvrisrle, broker larn, , s Brisk, joiner William Dooley, gunmaker James Pal on, joiner _ _ -.— . . Henry 1 liroiin;silversmith Thomas Barton, labourer Mittel" and Co., tea dealers Henry Willey. cutler Anthony Mackenzie, victualler Henry Ince, currier Edward WilHarm, currier J. Chaplin, watchcase maker William Williams, accountant Samuel Wallace, cooper Thomas Lea, victualler diehard But! .r. cooper Thomas Gardner, merchant Charles Long James Elder, flour dea'er Charles Teaffe J. V,ckera, licensed victualler Walter J. Bromley Williapt Ilia-son, cheese factor Thomas Walker W. T. May, licensed victualler Richard Gallagher Thomas Dodd, glass merchant ,Robert P. Jones E. G. Haton, chemist &c William Peatop n. dining rooms Benjamin . Wiltiams ton,butcher J ames Sutcliffe - William Barker victualler ,tensed victualler John Mackey, wi:e worker Edwaru Davies , • . W. H. J ,cob, lastroaker Jobn Barnett Patrick Kelly, gasfitter Jogeph Bartingtrn T. Gay, grindery dealer &c Seth Backhoute, junr. W. H. Hankin, bacon curer John Coglan John Wilder, hairdresser t'homas Brown Thomas Fisher,lvictualler W. H. Clarke William Siks, herring house Andrew id arann, carver and William Watkin, bastmak er 'gilder E. Tindle, glass de ..her John Wright, house agent E. Ghandler, bird dealer Samuel Maddocks, veterinary W. Richards, gunmaker surgeon George Suntage, eating house Phomas Spencer. licensed vic- Thomas burrows, watchmaker wader H. Hart, chemist George Fowler, coal merchant Wiiliam Wild, hatter James Phillips, flour dealer Sarah Ogden, licensed victualler Richard Williams, hosier Robert Robertson. publican Caleb Bold, watch j. welter Daniel Webster, victualler Thomas Holden, painter Richard Ediards, plumber, &c David Jones, painter James Reay, ac , :ountant Thomas Shipman, provision John Parry, bootmaker dealer , Thomas Britten, druggist Robert Cook, scripture reader Thomas Sorten, Dale-street I homas Wells, brushmaker Thomas Perham, clothes dealer John Mason, b iokeeper Thomas Wignall Joseph Pritchard, grocer Daniel A Weaver, grocer Thomas Coniston, tailor Thomas Balderston, innkeeper laasc C. Johnson, watchmaker Pet, Mutter, and Heir, clock John Singleton, cabinet maker . . makers James Wright, painter Thomas Lightboand. flour dealer William Henry Collins, brewer James Massey, Da'e-street R. W. Birchall, gent eman William Hampson, grocer James James, boo tm aker James Ogden, spirit dealer J. Leyland, commercial traveller J ohn W a lker, tobacco manufac. Thomas Pally, grocer turer Thomas Wain, butcher fruiterer Ch ar l es Mayan 4i Sic James H. Roper J o h n Bradburnt jun., cheese Samu e l Rob er ts George vm.oo brush dealer, factor George Newbrook William Thornas, provision dealer John Fisher Gerard llonking, draper and 4. A. Chalky clock maker John Griffith Edward By ford, pawnbrAter Jo eph Ames Ileum , Boots, grocer Wil lam sham G eo r g e Jordan, music seller Alexander M'Ardy u Thomas KAne, watch maker William W oltitt Win. Rowell,licensed victualler James 1 3 : Cook F: Morath & Brothers, clock and William Hood -...—,...... -- . .. ~..,.... watch m akers Charles Smith ' Charles Foden William Leggett James Fraer J TEW e h l me:‘ r s atVs c ; f a il ti ' gat4gsln lg.hairdresser trine licensed s'mdadre:ralcseller ar victualler Henry Morris, butler James Denton, painter Wm. Lett, tailor and draper . ' , striate] Stward,.gentleMan John Ackroyd, hairdresser John Beynon, grocer • Tatrick Kearney, boOksell? and Thomas Smith, provision dealer stationer • William H. Harwood, t acher Dtvii Jones, grocer . BOyston F. Boultbee, merchant Richard Clamp; trunkmaker Thomas Dunnett, gentleman Alexander Dewar, bookseller Samuel Tomkins, gentleman RoLt. Williams, glass merchant Robert Tweedle, tea dealer Wm, Harbridge, wine merchant John Garner; irionfounder W. Hetherington James Ashburner, gentleman 'Elias Evans Juhu Briscoe, gentleman John Williams • John Daniel, silversmith John Macdonald George' Davies, wine and spirit Jahn A. Capper merchant , cbarles Buxton James Black, merchant George F. Esher Peter Atkin, merchant John Roberts Wiiliam Priest, accountant Thomas Price William Tomlinson, merchant Thomas Moyle Tnomas Fleming, merchant Homy Roberts Thomas Johns sn, iiyer Richar.l Miller • Edward Prindiville, bookkeeper deorie Fawcett Joseph Wharrie, gentleman Edward Jones, mason Richard Greenhalgh, gentleman Thomas Edmondson Robert cooper, mercer Joseph Wood . r.l A. E. Heath, chemist William F. Barrett Joseph Anderson, physician David Williams John Carmichael, merchant Robert Szddon . . Thomas L. Hodson, surgeon it. Akers, engine driver John Robinson, tea dealer William I. owrie Thomas Gilbert, WI dealer William Waugh Edward Watts, surgeon John Storey I e l) r e , coal dealer. merchant Thomas Phoenix Robert Evans .i ii ilCa Pin Robert Y Cam-eon William Harrison William Holm es, tea dealer William Casement Hugh 4. Maaalpine Timothy Gore Matthew Jarv is Andrew M'C,lay William Bu t ch er William Brewer, eornelip Keepu William MeGreor Robevt §t64 d ward Agar,"cooper Edward Bray, joiner, 3. Hazer, ironmonger Richard Shaw, pawnbroker Joseph hinson, bookseller Georg:: Jordan Peter MiCandlish Thomas Gerrard Timothy Bagot, Joiner Robert AI olvneux, shopman Wm. Williams, whitesmith John Duckworth, builder, Ike. William It o wlandson, timber mer chant W. G. Herdman James Rnsiittan James Quaile Inomas J. Shaw Thomas Davies Thomas E. Rudd Hugh Roberts Daniel Ledson John Jonei john ,Wor.ley, joiner Richard Cropper Thomas Haskell Thomas Dexter John3r; sh'TYcriiyenter 4 , 11 . 11 Shimmer% titter_ Robert M'Clai, joiner Thrmias Jones Timothy Kenny William Backhouse WiWarn liobertir Thomas Travis, painter Jeffery, Morrish, and Co., James Haminond George Walker, chemist Thomas Webster, broker Thomas Williams William Gregson Anthony Isaacs, guard Godfrey Parry James Blackledge, flour d titer Edward Martin, bookseller ` John Jones Robert Holt, watchmaker John Winn . . John Cartwright, printer • John Williams, coalismith William Phipps, string weaver Christopher cross William Fenton , William Gibson • • " ' M P. G. Groves, traveller William Tindal Lorymer, profes sor of languages and music Themes A. Donnald Matthew Cottam ' • . Thomas H. Widermson ' Henry P. rris, bookkerp r I .eard Sfepheasee, Wm. Clarke, reporter, Herald Jos. Whittington, boots. itichard Holmes Charles Summer, clothier Jonathan Banks Joseph Hewetson. scent Charles D. Bytord Thomas Downward, tailor W. Hetherington, bookseller, and The stationer David Rae, bookseller Henry roe, ~. , Joseph Kendall, warehouseman John Deacon, girder John Young, land surveyor Edward Weston, bootmaker Samuel Wheney, porter George Williams, builder Henry Shaw, salesman George Harper, tailor - Alexander Richardson, compost. E. Biceersteth, rag merchant for John Pratt, 20, Brunswick-road James Cea.keburn, warehouse- George Nicholson. accountant man Robert Burning Nuttall, spirit William Hall, rope maker merchant Henry Cooper, gentleman Robert Jones Robert M . Kingern, salesman George Liudley, br:vver 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. Rishaw, bookkeeper Wm. P. Platt, lithographer George Highton, gentleman . Wm. Orme Carter,. commission David Parry, draper agent Thomas Bird, estate agent James llosker, bookkeeper Joseph Wilcox, commercial tra- Thos. Barton, sharebroker seller al. Nagle, bookkeepr Edward Brooks, plumber' R. Pearson, bookkeeper James Fa r. ureic. pawnbroker Thomas Gaskell, accountant Thomas Tatteriall, corn mer- Edward Davies, warehouseman chant Wm. Evans, woollen draper Edward Maxwell, warehouse. Wm. Hall, J.P. man John Jones, "accountant James Steel, cigar manufacturer Wm, Roberts, bricklayer W. Trench, physician Thos. J. Turbuck, a onemason David Hodgson, magistrate rhos. 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. Russell, 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 Win. Jrio. Thomas, M.R.C.S. R. W. Scott, AL D., physician Frederick Powell, book-keeper Robt. Edwrieds, jun., merchant Harwood W. Banner, accountant James Lowe, agent Thomas Myers, jun., commission Jas. Felton, letterpress printer agent John Grainger, A.M., merchant Th o m as Hilt on , b oo k-k ee p er Thos. Salusbury, accountant William Stokes, painter William Moss, shipwright Edward Taylor, accountant Charles• Barker, outfitter, &c if. Donohue, book-keeper Richard Woolley; wa ehouseman Wm. Henry Thornton, clerk Thomas Hughes, accountant David Goa 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 diattller William Jones. builder Thomas Hodgson. stationer Richard-A/she:in, stationer John Mettle, corn dealer Robert Roberts, corn dealer James Hewitt, baker Williain Thompson, victualler Wm. Balshaw, warehouseman Joseph•Pritcherd, cooper Robert M'Gowan, printer J. Davies'Pritchard, cooper. R. S. Hughes, land surveyor M. Y. Colquhoun, wine merchant Julius C. Mott, wine merchant Owen Williams, agent George Smyth, agent W‘ art Haywood, bookkeeper James Brownfield William. Slater, bookkeeper loseph. B. Corr William' Woe.d, jun., pap.r dealer James Underhill, accountant • Robert Gill, cotton broker Thomas Beau, printer John Pritchard, pilot John e ewbold, commercial tra- Richard Woolfall, gentleman Yeller " The. mas Savage, coal merchant Semi. Martin, insuranoe broker John Maddock, bookkeeper S. It. Graves, ship )wner Edward Conder, warehouseman Thomas Whitehead, reporter Charles W Manes, printer J. C. Tonge, clerk J. K: Jevons, printer T. W. Brown, merchant's clerk W. Every, jun., merchant W. Heckle, printer F.. P. Swindon, bookkeeper S. Ransom, librarian J. Howard, painter T. Ellott, broker J. Pronto,. printer G. S. Armstrong schoolmaster , J Johnson, gentleman William Hampton, printer John Roberts. currier Hamerton Crumpe, M.B. George Wilson, merchant W. C. Haskayne, clerk John Roberts, tailor R. Venablea, clerk W. Currie, herballist S. Backhouse, jun , bookkeeper A. Love and Co , merchants G. C. Crumpe W. Freety, commission agent S. Mellor, collector WiLiam Roby, otto n' y.at-law - Wm. Whaley, leather merchant E. T. Hall, stationer John Woods, pawnbroker G. Reed, carver and gilder Lawience Keizer. glass dealer James Mots, attorney-at-law John Roberts, draper Peter Brown, merchant 1. D. Taylor, watch manufuc- William Hall, bookkeeper Curer '. J. Fox, bookkeeper Joseph Hall, victualler Ely. Haddenbrook, gentleman Ralph Buggiani, wine and spiri• W 111 am Davies. bookkeeper dealer ' John Graham, clerk C. and J. Gilham, hat manufac- Thomas Stack, clerk Curers .1. J. Broadridge, clerk Henry Hope, clothier J. al Seed, agent George Stafford, jeweller, &c. G. Jas Paris, provision dealer Edward Allan, tailor John Stevenson, bookkeeper eamuel Blackburn, whaesmith Wiliam Pr ce, bookkeeper George G 'or:fellow, bootmaker John M. Sadler, surveyor Edward Fisher. watchmaker Ireland Lowe, timber merchant Geoffrey Crank, tailor and draper Henry Bearden, butcher Charley Doyle, tailor and draper James Holt, plumber Thomas Ellis, bootmaker W. Brown. shipbroke James Corpie, boo maker Joseph Smith, cooper William Clucas, clerk Samuel Hooper, joiner Thomas Jones, hairdresser Robert Brown, plumber Joseph Quick, ironmonger Moses Evans, printer Robert Anderson, solicitor Richard Rowland, merchant Edward Sam. Williams, joiner and builder drapers, &C. John Davies, plumber John Edwards, warehouseman James Rose, contractor John Dumhell surveyor John Campion, mariner Thomas NiOnagh, chain and anchor manufacturer Jahn Ward ironmonger L. Haymas, -pawnbroker ihomas Evans, hosier Thomas Dalton, boot and shoe narehowe Thomas Ibbotsor, cutler, &c Aham, tobacconist famcs Kidd. taiCer Tames Porter, outfitter_ , Elerj.itlyam, clothing manufac turer George Cott, l'censed v:etualler William Miner, 77, Lord.street Thomas Watkins. builder ,s Lunt, atlor Aker Cole, shell.4.h monger 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 the Town Hall this 19th day of February, 1856. - JOHN STEWART, Mayor. THE YEOMAN HAT, (6 and 7 Victoria, cap. 65.) THE PECULIAR TEX- IURE, GENTLEMANLY STYLE, AND VERY GREAT COMFORT OF THIS HAT, REQUIRE ONLY TO BE KNOWN TO BE APPRECIATED PRICES from los 64, NELSON & CO., PATENTEES AND AIANUFACTURERS 74, LORD-STREET, L►vrarooa M.R. B. SPROULE, late of the firm of /JONES SPROULE and Co., PROVISION MERCHANTS and SHIP STORE DEALERS, begs to infnm his Friends and the Public that he intends carrying on the above business, under the firm of SPROULE and PONSONBY, on the premises, No. 3, Pitt street, near the Custom House, where orders will be punctually e•tecuted. H. NICHOLLS WHOLESALE WATCH MATERIAL AND TOOL WAREHOUSE, WATCH GLASSES, Sze. N 0.5, HUNTF,R-STREET. TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. ELEGANGE AND ECONOMY COMBINED AT D MYERS', FASHIONABLE AILORING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, • 72, LORD—STREET, LIVERPOOL. Gentlemen can save Twenty per cent. by havng their clothes made here. A scientific correct fit, and choice f. oru select Stock, of the most approved material,. N.B.—No Ready made Clothes kept upon the Premises. • rp 0 be SOLD, Che a p, a U se f u l B rown COB HORSE, 1,4 hands high, steady in harness.—For address, see Reference List, Northern Times office. • TIMANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE SOIL SON ' S LADIES' & CHII.DRENS' ED BOOTS AND SHOES, w. COL L I N 124, Tor OF BOLD-STREET, Has commenced, consist! ;13. of the fotiowing, which are offered at such an ,immense reduc ion in price -that must ensure a ready sale : 273 Pairs CLOTH AND RID WINTER BOOTS. 315 do. CASHMERE AND•KID SUMMER BOOTS, 151 do. COLOURED BOOTS 300 do. HOI, AND WALKING SHOES 80 do. MACE AND WHtTE SATIN SHOES. 250 do. TOILET AND HOUSE SLIPPER )0 do. CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, N.B.—The above are almost exciusively W. C.'s own manufac- The only reason for them being ottrred so very low, la on unt of their being a tla a tied and misfits, which do not i tualter Sidney prig g s, butch.r Ellen Mortis n, coup. ctioner IJames Green, tobacconist Jinja Nelson, clothier Henry James Cook, draper Townshend, draper J. w li p za o be e th ri Wilson eniiOner tobacco, e,,afifact4re, Ames Oliver, draw ' Fuller and Ricketts, groe, , rs Joha.../opes, tall9w Chandlef John Pannel st dion,r ClePg ictualler hosier and laceman IWGowan, ho,ier kV. Platt,.eatingliouse-keeper • John Saville • IThom is Riley, smallware dealer Dix„ shoe inansfacturer G. Jones, shoe manufacturer rhos. Arniftstead, chitties ;inter n.,,iam'n Scott, tobacconist Francis 13 ead lo IGecrge Yates .larnes N. Hassall Nickson Samuel 111o.il. William Tel4r J. R. CAMERON, MANUFACTURER OF' CHRONOMETERS, WATCHES and NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Wholesale and Retail-54, 56, and 60, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. TEETH MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON-DENTISTS, 92, BOLD-STREET , LIVERPOOL, and Chapel-street, Preston. May be consulted daily. London Igesidences 30, Berners-s reet, Oxfordortreet, and 21, New Bond. street. TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP STORE DEALERS . FIE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MANU FACTORY, for Preparing every description of Genuine OILMAN'S STORES. THE OLD BARRACKS, 9, MIKE-STREET. J. C. STIVENS & Ca. are prepared to supply Bottled Fruits. Jams, Jellies, 31 arma'arfes, Pickles In Casks and Bottle, Sauces, blustnds, gru't Syrups, Raspberry Vinegar, Oils, and every variety of articles necessary fur Ship's use or foreign orders, equal, if not better, than any House in the Tv ade. J. 0. b. & Co. devote their whole attention tq this branch of business, and avoid the slightest interference with the Ship Store dealers. Nat —A large stock ready for shipment, and-every ar ice bearing the 'lgnatius of J. C. Stiveas & Co. is guaranteed of best quAlity. ZZlantrV. VANTED a good COOK, also a HOUSE• - MAID.---Apply at No. 1, Clayton-square. TTANTED, a YOUNG MAN ; to SELL TEA, in Liverpool and its-Neighbourhood. —Application by letter only, :addressed Box Temple-street. Liverpool, gide' age, where last and by whom employed, salary expected, married er single. 11[TANTED, in a first elriss establishment, near - pverpool, a YOUNG LADY as GOVERNESS PUP. G. She woulcrhave 'the adVantage of instruction from the first masters, and be treated i❑ every respect as the otherpupil' She would be required to devote Jne hour daily to the instruction 25 per annum. —Address to Z. L.. Northc - rn Tim-esof c ?Let 'l l O be LET; on the Cheshire side, in a rising locality, a Family BAKERY, GROCERY, &e. A Trade can be extended. 0, South good and safe business den . Particulars can be had of IV John-strte , Liverpool. s. Da'tin To -lie LET, MI %ettenivev,c;4ll)P and Premises in the centre of Bold-street, On the hest side, with Plate-glass Window, an fixtures comaLte, well adapted far a large drapery or fancy trade.—For particu ara app'y to ls:iessra. Walker and Ackerley, 55, Chu ch-streLt. TO be LET, at Poolton-elm-Seacombe, about Two Miles from thE Eartmont and Seacombe Ferries a convenient FAMILY HOUSE, with walled Gardea, well stocked with fruit Treed; Hot-house, Coach-house, Stahle, &c. The House contains Entrance Hall,,Dining-rocmt,.Drawing room, Breal.fabt-parlour, Study, Butler's Pantry, Seven' Bedrooms, Four good Attics, Bath-room, &c. Apply to Messrs. JNo. Bitwr.NY & Son Aceountants, 16, Brunswick Buildings, Brunswick-street. KE NTL E D G E.—A large and well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) WILLIAM F. SINI, Sweeting-street. (except in coloured goods) affect their intrinsic value, 124 (Top of) BOLD-STREET. HOLDFAST AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the mutual •reactlon of non-conduction and vapouriaation at 212 Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadrup!e Patents of 1840.31-54 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof 12° MILN THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CERAPEST SAPEOUARI;S Elmore: MILN ERS' PHOiNIX (2121 SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, e and extensive In the world, employing nearly hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery every branch of the work, Show-rooms, 6 and 8, Lord- Liverpool, Locdon Depot, 47A, Illoorgatc-street, City.— tars free by post. 'Dr L. JOSEPH, 42, .BOLD-ST , LIVERPOOL, • RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. THE STOCK SELLING OFF AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, CONSISTING OF SILVER PLAT' WATCHES JEWELLERY, ELEMO-PLATE GOODS, DESKS, DRESSING OASES, WORK-BO PAPIER MACHE GOODS CUTLERY, TEA T !, CHINA, BOHEMIAN GLASS, AND ALABASTER ORNAMENTS LEATHER DESKS AND DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES, Together with a GENE RAL ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS THE BUSINESS TO BE D!SPOSED OF, - . THE HOUSE TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. STONER respectfully informs the inhibi •tants of. ORMSKIItK 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 Pr , ces : Sugar, 4d., 4id., and 3d . per lb. ; J. ONER does not, nor will n then compel purchasers to buy Ch ci ate quantity of Teato make up the lc 83 gar, 6d. and bid lose money on this article. and for Coffee, and a proportion- Soap, 31, 4d., 40., and sd. per lb. 4d. per dozen allowed on the three last kinds. - Coffee, Ild., Is., I s. 21., Is. 4d., and Is. ad. A Mixture f 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. Bd., 35., 6d., 45., and 4s. Bd. per lb. Prime Lump Butter, Is. Id. per lb., good Irish Butter, Is. per lb. Good Flour, 7;11)5. for Is. • excellent ditto, 6 lbs. Is. Meal (country made), 6i lbs. for Is. 26e. 06. per Pack. 245. Od. „ 17s. Od. „ 16s. 6d. „ Iss. Gd. „ Pea Ficur.. Indian Flou ghirda do.. Rice do.. Mixture—. Home-cured Bacon. by the side, 7d. Cheshire Chess., who!e, Sid. per lb. 2d. Treacle, Good Bread, per lb. _ _ A General Order of 2ov. in value delivered free vilthin a mile of any station on the East Lancashire Railway between Liverpool, Preston and Southport, on receipt of a Post-office Order. • • SHOPS SUPPLIED ON LIE AL TERSIS N.B.—The Public are respectfully informed that can obtain the Northern, Times by eight o'clock every morning, and the Northern Weehly Times, every Saturday morning of publication, it Mr. Pool's, Moor-street ; Mr. Stoner' s B urscoug h -street and Aughton-street, and at Mr. Hudson's, Neville-street, SOU IMPORT, by nine o'clock each morning. WOO POSTING BILLS PRINTED on 50s. BY CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN. TIMES OFFICE, 19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL. A CASE of FINI HAVANA CIGARS, of Bond, price 28s. per lb. BRAND, LA U. J . : ATHERTON, 83, LORD-STREET. Just taken c DECAYED T.EETIT, AND TOOTHACHE! by suffer when • mEssits. GABRIEL. HE OLD ESTABLISHED. DENTISTS. 102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL) have a new method of tilling Decayed Teeth, wrinour ANY ram, thereby preventing further decay and Toothache. Charge, 2s. 6d, COUNTRY PATIENTS and .others, residing at a distance, are infe `topping, for filling decayed Teeth, w;" ,ed that the White ...I be sent, free of ;harp, on receipt of 30 postage stamps, to any address, vriih full di ections for use; or, su ffi cient for fou r t ee th, on rece i pt of is. 6d. A. Artificial Teeth need without Nun or trouble, and guaranteed never to change eo'our or decay, and also to answer every ptsrPose of mastication and articulation. A Single Tooth, 3s. 64; a full Set, By • MESSES; GABRIEL, SURGEON, DENTISTS, 102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL A Pamphlet, respecting the Teeth. may be had trratis. Brymbo Coal. HIS COAL, for which an Admiralty Certificate is given, supplied in quantity by •:, T. S. HANCOCK. Sweeting-st., Liverpool, and Morpeth Dock , Birkenhead, YYATEStt.HESS, ENTGRAVERS,PRINTERS, 33, Lbitp-sTREEr, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,' LIVERPOOL. To H.11;11 . . Prince Albert.; yATES & HESS, 33, LORD &TREK; (LIVER Po L.' SINKERS WEDDING STATIONERY SUPPLIED BY YATES & HESS 33, LORD'STREET LIVERPOOL. }DIE HERALDRY BOOKSI ATATES&HESS, Kept for inspection and tj_ 33, LORD-STREET, SEAL g.N (+RAVIN G, j LIVERPOOL.