Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-24 00:00:00

.•-',4 It :T -.?' Litt!? .'" '" t *IT 10 . 7 . 4 31 ' ---._ - - 10,ly eta`,. ._..., 2 4; _ . 1.....Akivr1 • . _ __, 4 , 41 r,..„ 1 . 4 -3 ; i „ ,4) ....44: 4 5, nv.",,,,, 1 ,...- , ' er ii is 0 1 % ,.. ,,, i ' jitir 4 bci k-t^ 4o- %,.."' I l f t , 1E 0 , I A i ! OAL Ne 41, illt 100 1 .411k,e• N 4 4 . ta ~.- ~,, , ni ot4 7 T r _ 5,,,),....„,..„,:, . : AI A . A 1 i 9 / • 1/ .• 1 - ITERPOOL, SAT UItDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1859 1 4 ..4 4015M F P - Z , i , 4 , ~ r" ~/. #.,..--- - - - -..„0 0 . 1„..-. -,............ = F r ""'"AP ir di _.46. • IRCIA! 01 , 2 It • CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. atunstmtnts NOTICt, g• L la f rE, ADIES' AOOF xtra Large eize,7llll avLuOx II A L L. _ . GE 0. 4.' G, TO MO I ,141 T:1, 13 A , is. N 5 4A will be held•ht the W.II.GF. gA S T . .Gnonales.iito,L, On THURSDAY, the 12th JANUARY, 1860, Ii AID of the FUNDS of the ST. A D PEAItY A . 10 4 V AND NNE'S . . , • E.I. INSTITUTION. 4..Ta •• • • MRS. WLLLIAM Rock-litottak )A LADY PiTlienssans ' 4°l MRS. R. C. GARDNER; Newaham-house. twravo. .. • - Ticliets may be obtained from any Member of the Committee, or from the following gentlemen :—Thomas Barton, Esq., Bvindan Bush; F. l 3 Bet.rader, Esq., Camden Lodge, Edge latte AmeglT. Meth, Eaql, Park-view, Prinoe'e-patt ; G/Mrge Nickson, "Acq., Canterbury-street ; Richard F. Stehle, 10, South .1-*-441yet; John . Parrot:, Epq., Ma new-street ; or from' • JOSEPH KITCHEN, Treasurer and Hon. Sec., Exchange-court. Tickets, Ids. M. each ; Jureniles older is ydare of age, fe. THEATRE -ROYAL, WILtIAMSON-SQUARE. ifOra THE NEW, GRAND,TOMIC PANTOMIME. .os ON MONDAY 'EVENING NEXT, THE 26TE INSTANT, TIME LITER ESTABLISHMENT will be CLOCKED on MONDAY, 26th December. LIVER ES.TABLI'SHMANT. !rand Hood, O_N_Z G 1:1 AT T 2131 ' 30, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE PARKER -STREET • LTVERPOOL,- • A DgCEMBEB, W. PR CoMo L I sokniaio ledges all past lavottrii, and loc" -';yrward confidence to, their continuunce,.beingnolatrtL. rto the 'Mae - iiieregliiriments of his numerous kind Pri,ads, the Nobility and Public of the good-old town. •• • _ _ NEW /SHAWL AND MANTLE No. 40,- BOLD-StRIM SHBLLULD it HODGSON, Paerazwro,se. And every evening duitng the week, - - • ' THE LITTLE TREASURE. :: . ~~,: • • CA RMICH.AEL AN-. ' D , • ARE SHOWING TA-DAY " 5;:4 " 41 C ; A.. S, ,0 F SI •L •„ vita • (FREE mom otatsce.,) • AT ONE qUIN"WA..: 'OF 12 YARDS:. ' l:27 n - a AC. Alter which, Lr the 'first time, the New, Grand, Comic, Christmas Pantomime, entitled, LITT-LE:-.SNOW WHITE; THE, buroßAn J. :s OR, fIAPILFQUIN. PRINCE DOLDENHEART, Awn TilE MAIDEN WHO NEVER BAW.HRE, PACE IN. A GLASS! . The Opening St' Iy of the Pintontime (written eXtiressry for this Theatre) by Mr. Charles Millward. The Overture and Music of the ( ;pening, and the Music of the Comic Scenes comp9sed,....selected .-nnd_arranged-by-Mr: Itinigrave. The Seen ' Ty of the ParitoniiMe - designed and : painted by Mr. George Dawson, assisted by Messrs. Penn; Goodman, Hall, and(Rogers. The Machinery by Mr. Caw drey. The Malks - by - Mr. Clarkson. TEe Properties by Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Deerlore , sen and, E. Lauri. The Dressed 133 , Mr. and 'Mrs. Jeff, les.- Mit whole of the Dances arranged by Miss NMI ty and Miss . Bramah. The Action of the Ballet directed Xi by sa,M4Ginty. T EE ZSRLIIY~, The above base been pozobesed for Cezh, consist of newly manefactured Goods, and are offered at an soctreneity low Ptioe. ' " ‘' '• ' •-• Al. TT 0 -• 7 - A LOT O . F •PREN - Cir _GLO - YES, A' T 1113 11 - # Til Si 2 1") • MAZILLIA, - • ' CORSI, D'ANtioULEME, irr THE CAVALLINI, • * A-- F. W. P. has received ample proof since the oPeLing of his *tw Establishment that his connection for nearly a quarter of - l ountury_ with Liverpool has not been. forgotten. • Hellas 'now LLe pleasure to announce the completion of his superb Stock; o►bieh, as hitherto; consists of ZOITAVE. : ' 4 LL the, ' above NEW SHAPES i& Cl 4 oMilii Or Gtzar,s4 : • ' /VA NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE .*AREHOITSi rust-class London and Home-made JEWELLERY, NEW LO T A£ F F, I. A PEE, I.IST. ET S , LADIES' CHARITY BALL. 7 A HWANNITAL , BALL,Io Aid of the Punds t Zte LADIER' CHARITY, will • take plate at the LL, on TIIIIRSpAY, the 29th instant. Tteket.q . rhay bz Wad it 'l5l, - Dok@tstreet ; from Mr. J. P. Campbell;' 30. a., Exchange-street East; and at Mr. Itarmood Banner's Office, North John-street ;sriee Ten Shillings, and Five shillings for. young persons under, iii..334C4044344e0f age. Doors.will be open at Half-pazt Eight o'clock. Mae. JAW. 'PITCAIRN CAMPBELL, LADY PATROXISS. . • , TIARMOOD iIANNER„ Esti- Panszazar. 9d29 ,'"! '3SEISPI ht. ' ~ GOLD and SILVER LEVER WATCHES, • „ GOLD and SILVER GENEVA WATCHES, ~ SOLID SILVER GOODS, ELECTRO-PLATED 'GOODS, ~ JET and BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, ~ SOLID SILVER and PLATED Fitted LRESSING - 'l' IV. U%iv . ARGUMENT. Ever so long ago there existed a -remote little kingdom in the. realms of Extravagance called Faraway, which, at the primitive period to whiehlhis - story refers, was governed by si crafty and tyrannical monarch, yclept Squander, whose reckless and unchecked expenditure ',book-keeping being then unknown and auditors never dreamt of,) had plunged his little king dom and his wretched subjects into an abject state of poverty and want. In order to rept nish his empty eaters, and to stop the murmurs of his impoverished followers, 'King Squander conceived the idea of effecting a matri monial alliance between his only son, the handsome - Prince Golden heart, and a wealthy spinster Prineess,-. his 'ward, whose charms were buried in her money s bags. Like many modern match-makers, his-Ma j esty speedily 'made - the discovery th at his task was more .diflicuit than he ;lad imagined; for although the intended bride was auite willmp, the bridegroom elect expressed a decided objeetlen to the alliance. Fin4ing his son so obstinate that threats and entreaties alike failed to turn him from his anti-matrimonial purpose, the King de vised a cunning scheme, by which he hoped to overcome the scruples -of - his son -and entrap him into wedlock with the by-no-means beautiful frincess. Having an ungallant idea that the fair sex were . wholly and without exception addicted to the looking-glass (those in which they cduld see their own faeer; -ha v i ng been iiiventBd about that time); he'deinittelied the Prince upon his travels; and obtained his royal promise that if he returned without ha ving discovered a fair maiden who had never beheld her face in a glass', he would then accept the prof fered hand of the obnoxious. Princess; Proceeding upon his novel and apparently:hope/see mission, Vie Prinoe had almost resigned himself to despair, wheri, waned: and dispirited, he reached an enchaikted forest, aud, by-the aid -of cortaiit good fairies who dwelt therein, he w s enabled to discover the object of his search in the person of little Snow-white, a woed nymph, who, together with her cohipanions, had not' only never seen their own faces in a glass, but hid never seen the fase.of one man - lintil the arrival of Prince Goides-heart in their abode,s which was a sequestered dell on the borders of Fairyland. The Prince; overjoyed'hy hisNeenderfal discovery, was at once smitten with her beatity',' and:the maiden was not slow to reciprocate the Sentiment. ' • Theli vies praably a happy one---but history , is obli vious-of their stibsevent Career. Certain leaimed antiquarians, wheis6 special inission'is to attempt to make people believe that the /musty records of past and gone artsof more importance'to the living present than the stifling events of the existing gene ration, or theonward advancement of the future, are of opinion that the ant i9t. kiagdon of Faraway - has be enl discovered beneath the Goodwin Sands, and a Limited Liability scheme is in contemplation for exploriag that - highly, attractive locality, By others it is that Rilbre Island covers the defunct kingdumo-and this supposition is eneouraged by the recent dis covery of a fossil, bearing a strong rese.nblance to a missing toothpick, formerly the property of King Squander. Other equally learned pundits are of opinion that Faraway is buried rn oblivion, and that it never existed an, where but' -in the inventive imagination of a needy author. . 9-4 10-4 I 11-4 12-4 .;3-4 114-4 • Far Obildrees Cribs. , t ~. QUALITY. 2 yrds 21 ydsl2l yds 2i.ydi 3yi 31 yds t i * by 24 by 2i by 3 by St by3i. by n QUALITY. 4-4 5-4 6-4 7-4 8-4 ;740 1 yard 1 yari, ti yrd,li pre la'- li yrd 's. d. s. d. s. d. 6 . d. s. d. s. d. by 11 by li y2.byBlby2l by 21 -, Common York 6 6 1610 6 ... ... ... ' Medium • "7 6 9 $ 11 6 ... ... ... e. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 8. d. t. d. .ttout ditto eemiisonTo•lt Prdir ... '''... 3 3 3 6' 4 6' 6 0 'Super. '' • ''" "V 45 10 6' 12 6 14 0 ...- ... Medium 4 G 5 6 611 Extra *Alper lO 011 61Z 9 lb 9 ... ... Stout 5 6 0 6 7 0 Witstey' ' 11 612 614 618 628 6 ... Super 6 5 7 9 8 0 Stout Extra 5p.pqr.,.....- .....t. 3 6, 3 6 4 0 6 9, 7 9 8 0 I. Super ...• Bath's, very the jn " •4, BOLD-FrßiEt EFIELLARD' AND nbljbSON'S. \ • -e t • CASES, . • DRAWING-ROO-Saud DININO-ROOK CLOCKS, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. RF4L TART'AIc SCARF SHAWLS, All Wool and Rxili,'Large Size, ONE GUINEA E.seir. The STIEPHERD'S PLAID tall "s-ieei ' `APOOII SCARF SHAWLS (all colours), L.t FIFTEEN Siuu..Dics, I . _ . At' \ NEW SHAWL AND 1114.VLE WAREHOUSE, ,T.,13 . 11 -'H - '• 7 40, BOLD-STREET.. ' !la ,rr. SHELLARD AND - HODGSON'S;- 1: 117 . I ,1 „ TABLE, DESSERT, and SMALL CUTLERY, Arid a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, very s - aitable for the present Season, viz. : (lat)** o :^S,siz ig tiA LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY AITD:RIttE BRIGADE. • - ALIIMINI.U.III JEWELLERY, SANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, THE NEW FA.SIIIONABLE UNION SCENT BOTTLE, = OPERA GLASSES, FANS, FLOWER HOLDERS, HAIR PINS, CARDCASES, IVORY AND STEEL ORNAMENTS, BOHEMIA GARNET ORNAMENTS, &c., &c. F. W. P. trusts it is hardly necessary to allude to his Prices, l'hich have at all times been marked with the greatest,modera ,..t4a. His long and intnnate connectioh with all the leading 4 11Mfacturers of trade, and his long experience in busi- I t's, must at all times be a guarantee to his kind Friends aid Public. Every article is bought and priced by himself W WI ;the greatest care, and his constant study has and will el er be, to further the interests and merit the esteem of those I, ko may honour him with their patronage; TRsnS : TEN. PER CENT. for Cash attime of Purchase ; five Per cent. at the end of one month ; Net Price fur Credit, . %maple Commission charged on Wholesale and Export Orders: • 30, CIitTRCH-STREET, TOGETHER ;WITH TIORROCKSES, MILLER &: CO.'S' per yard. A 3 , X. V2,o.ch Lour aetts, M yards TWO BALES OF LONG CLOTHS AND CALICOES. 9-8 Long Cloths, 50 yards... per yard. A Insugnrated at a Meeting held in" Life TOR n-hall, on Monday, 7th November, 1859 ; His Worsirlirthe "Mayon, in the Chair. Do. do. do. Do. do. do. ..; 3.2 T 73.d. , Do. do. do. ,- • I Do. do. do. 1 2 ...M T. 4id. 514. The undepolined having been constituted bT, the General Conimittee a Finance Committee, to aid and- assist the FOTIXDI - of Volunteer Companies, it is our int ention to take mewls, in the different wards,, to solicit subscriptions. The funds to lie paid into the Banks of Messrs. A. lleywood, Son, and Co., and Messrs. Moss and Co., tO be held at the disposal of the General Oommittee The Public are particUlarly requested to TAKE NOTICE that NO APPLICATION FOR AID can be entertained for any Companies until: their services have been accepted by; her : Alfairsty i end -11*iis the Officers recommended to heid her - 11qesty a commission are in every respect acceptable to this committee. Do. Cc. ff Dc. LIVER 1 E ST ATI I S H M -`'' ' CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ~. ~ ~` ~~ A It A 1-- 1 - - T 11 OIIS E Each oompany's :be considercal on its own merit*, and in the order in which their services , have been accepted bylhe Queen. ' It is hoped that our thirnsmen will see the importance of placing a large sum at the, disposal of the Committee, to increase the number of Volunteers. SEASON ANNOUNCtidENT: •-• • ' 1 !+:111.10 EMA E Y E'S !Mali D . 8 1 1 7 ORC ALI 'A N . C " 74 7 Beg to tender their acknowledgments to the inhabitants of Liverpool, Birkenhead, and vicinit y , for the very extensive patron age they have received odpeo the opening of their lkotentroof Bstabliahment, and beg to Fay that new articles of great utility are being constantly add& to their Bteck, which is - already the most extensive of its kind in Liverpool, comprising in the prOSIT.E PA.RKEE-STIZEET, LIVERPOOL. • TriTS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, . r - A D. ANDERSON, BSQ., Chairmsa. T. DOWDALL Treasurers. ( 11 W ' d..H B : R D O I ,4 C r K N I . N E S s O Q N, na " B. HEYWOOD JONES, ESQ. J. BIZABILEY-MOORIS, ESQ. J. A. TOBIN, FSQ. T. A. BIIsHBY, ESQ. Capt. ADAM GLADSI:OE. JOSEPH MAYER,'ESQ. EINIO & C 0., (MOM rAnxe) TAILORS' AND DRAPERS, WATERPROOF DEPARTMENT. • COATS, CAPES, INVERNESS CAPES, the light &phonia for the pock 4; Ladies' Hoak, Capes, and Cloaks, in right and beautiful materials ;! Carriage' anCeig'Aprons,Alorse Corers, Siooting• Boots, Game Bags, Deck Boots, Sou'westers, Cart Sheets, &c., &e. . .- AIRPROOF , DEPARTMENT. • BEDS, PILLOWS, CUEDIONS, SPONGE. BAIMIS, SWIMMING BELTS, &c. Some of these articles afford the greatest possible relief to.brivaliels. . f ..., • RP ER GENAL DEATMENX . . . .... -.... • SURGICAL ELASTIC srocimins, KNEE. CAPS,, ANRLP,TS, &c. (just reduced 2b per cent.), RAILWAY RIME and WRAPPEB.S; TRAVELLING BAGS*, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, Alpaca, and Cotton; DOLLS, TOYS, and Fancy Artiolee, in endlessevariety. . , .. • . • . .... .. HEYES, ROIRISWORTH & Co. baring endeavoured• to discover eornething to supersede the unsightly and dangerous steel CRINOLINF*hate much pleasure in announcing that their REGISTERED GUTTA PEIWHA. CRINOLINES hare more than realised thedi utmost expectations, haring been pronOnneed,.by the thonstuuls of ladies who hare adopted them, as the acme of elegance.: end,edonetny,- As imitations of these. CRINOLINES, made from unprepared Gutta Perebn, are _being offered, H. H. & Co. beg,to state that their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and address. • P A IV A II 0 II S E, WATLErRooPEILS • PARKER STREET, LIVERPOOL. _-- (OPP0131:1t rALAKBR.STALET.) G entlemen'. Own Materials made np on the Lowest Terms " Cash. M, CHURCH-STREET, 0. 11. HORSFALL, E. 9.4. • R. J. TINLEY, ESQ-__ a Capt. TYNDAti, ;BRIGHT. J. B. COOPER, Honorary R. MARINER, Secretanes. 4 1 , r'.it• ;; • TItAN.S-tFORMATION. Hariecf‘Ln " Ur. W. Waite Pantaloon Mr. E. Lauri I Clown Mr. Power ' Columbine Miss McGinty %J. - I.M 3" The TazasWiltlia beg to acknowledge the following DONA TIONfIand SUBSCRIPTIO/C8 ; and, whilst soliciting an early return 4f the Fund Books now out, would point out the great importaneeof Annual Sub6criptiona being added to Donations, with krew to making the force a permanent inatitution. DONATIONS: +ocr•lD On Saturday next, December 31st, A 'GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE 11. ( 1 - 71::: • • of the PANTOMIME. • Doors open at Half-past One o'clock, commencing* at Two. Admission :---Drest Boxer, 45.; Upper Boxes, .3s. ; Pit, 2e.; Gallery, 35.• Doors Opened at Half-past Six, and the Perform :aces com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. The .Box-office is Open from Ten to Three, for securing Seats in the Drees Circle and taking Piivate Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. George Weston. bo toe woo qCO tbb F.: ;re WIAT ?.t ,I (Mk YVta,Pi.f.ll 6VMM' IZ-a Amount already received - - - I: i 479 3 S Mebsra. Hugh pod ,IfotePb fleraby..„- 4.50 0 0 c 1: , Hortr,litcn, Smith; Mid ed.' . r. arta JATO 77 n Y S T ER S ' l ' ;7 , t 104 , 4,36,vatt 9..rfs,r T.P.",f4 , • ;.-Sk.o :A H. 11 IN GS TON, : :A•-• FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, 044 s . wee years Principal Assistant with SAVORY AND MOORM,. Chemists to the Queen, New Bond-street, London.) im ams. SAVORY & MOORE respectfully inform the IN litho s* of Liverpool that they have appointed Mr. lIGSTON, Sole Agent for the sale of their Preparations. u • H. takes this opportunity of acknowledging the •Its — "",...._Patronage conferred on him by the inhabitants of , a ,171' 0 01 and its iiciuity, anti respectfully solicits a' eontinn -'" Of their kind support. • • "dFaraily Medicine Chests supplied, and iv-fated with' the best Drugs. VlCtlirY • GERMAN, AND BRIGHTON SELTZERWATERS. x LA VENDER WATER, AND FARINA'S. GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE. ? Wiz Gen Lmat - TDERRY SPONGRR. • P . ' S FARINAC,EOUS FOOD. BERMUDA ARROWROOT. • ./thleasea, anew Food for infants, recommended by Dr. Louth, &c. Preser;pbons earefully dispensed with fresh Drugs of the first„Ruality. ts, MOLD STREET, LIN - Euro(lT_ • -..,:: .._ atiMUMWS. ESSRS. lIIM At NOTICE to . - E & SON beg inform the Public ',,. that THEY IN ILL OPEN THEIR ESTABLISHMENT 0 ," ONDAY next, between the hours of ELEVEN and TWO t:4 o .k, for the SALE OF TICKETS for the CONCERT, to be In ST GEORGE'S HALL, on that Evening, by the BAND If ip,„ ---.._:__-. 1 . MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS. .0,01)' SAVE THE QUEEN , -- • ST.. GEOR6E'S..HALL. • • THE BAND OP. HER MAJESTY'S LIFE PIJARDS WILL PERFORAI ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT:QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. • - 041E3810N ONE SHILLING. .4(3q) SAVE THE QUEENJ .Jso f;1 ST. GEORGE'S HALL4.I THE BAND OF HERaMAJESTY'S LIFE at a GUARDS WILL PERFORM ON MONDAY 5 e , AND TUESDAY NEXT, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER ", . BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. FISSION ONE SHILLING. ci r OD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL tERFORM Ox MONDAY 4., AND TUESDAY NEXT, AND„ AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL, ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER • BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. , • BSION ONE SHILLING. qt9t l SAVE THE QUEEN ! ; • ST. GEORGE'S HALL. . . THE BAND. OF SEE MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL PERFORM ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, AND AT EACH • CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. 411}4 /D ., i ‘t .010// ONE SHILLING. ‘* -Y l / SAVE THE QUEEN ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE ! GUARDS WILL PERFORM ON MONDAY ••• AND TUESDAY NEXT, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM • WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. 41)M i " SIOn ONE SHILLING. 01) SAVE THE QUEEN ! • • EiT. GEORGE'S HALL. - •TnE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE • GUARDS WILL PERFORM oriMONDAY • AND TUESDAY NEXT, AND AT,ACII C ONCERT' THE NATIONAL ANTHEM • WILL RE PERFORMED AT QUARTER 'EEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK.; a D • ' .I ‘ IBS ION ONE BEILLLING .ttiv; !nat./ 41 1/ 1 : . • • . 7•3 t• (44. ,3 41:41a I . . 7Jc:IS .11:i11"3.1 ,1•14 . Ist,r7Z ' Jurruisa ,7k .18,195:i` S T GEORGE'S lI,ALL. .A ,CONCERT • WILL BE °IVAN ON TUESDAY, TER 3RD JANUARY NEXT, IT THE BAND OF THE ORPHAN BOYS, IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE ASYLUM. VOCALISTS. MISS CLARA OLDFIELD, AND MR. HENRY CROFT. Mr. J. FAGOT ROBINSON has kindly volunteered to preside at the Piano-forte. PATRON: TEE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR. PATRONRSSRS : Mrs. T. D. Anderson. Mrs. Edw. Lawrence. Mrs. G. Arkle. Mrs. G. H. Lawrence. Mrs. J. Braneker. Mrs. Thomas Littledale. Mrs. J. P. Campbell. Mrs. M. D. Lowndes. Mrs. J. B. Cooper. Mrs. Maclean. Mrs. R. C. Gardner, Mrs. Marriott. . 41, LEECE-STREET. Liverpo•l. 1859. BROTHERS respettfully inform the Liverpool Publia genocaltly, that they have °pelted their n•;:. &31(0.3G T7.9Z "v . ; • NE W. ESTA 13 I MENT " ri:sarr•thfv7 rr!,P:rtryo7 bitit ivoff y T Mrs. Robertson Gladstone. Mrs. Gilbert W. Moss. olfo.' .!.: • , ?' ' bir-s' . ' "• 11 . • E T • ":.- qA AZ :;,11 ~ 7. Mrs. H. k. Grey. Mrs. Newton. , .. AN o -le , 4 1. , I, .EECE - S T R E -:.):71 ,- 11 .7 ~ ,oar . • Mr*. J. P. Heywood. Mrs. R. Berth= Preston. • Mrs. Hugh Horaby. Mrs. W. Preston. (NEXT DOOR TO MR. MITIRHEAD, rotLisitiß,) ]doe. H. F. Horaby. Mrs. Saunders. with a choice and we ll -se l ec t e d Stock of Ciiinberls.nd, 'Yorkshire, and other rums_ wil.tehire Smoked Breakfutt and Mrs. G. H. "'Orden. Mrs. Francis Shand. Mrs. R.,Jobarton. Mrs. Palgraye Simpoon. . c oot h er i a og BAcjoy...,gotoo, eheahtre • ihecicier, and other first-class CIIRESF Fresh and i!lalt RICITTER—TONGVBS, Mrs. B. Heywood Jones. Mrs. Steel. Mrs. Langton. Kelton Mowbray PORK PIES— & c., ke., where, by strict attention to- the requirements of the& Friends and the Public PALGRATE SIMPSON, Eaq., has most kindly offered to con- they hope to merit a share of support. . duct the Performance of the Boys; ' • PARIS BROTHERS take the prmeat opportnnity of tendering their best thanks to their Friends for the libel% Ntunbered Reserved Seats - 28. id. ' ,- o . ~ ... .4,. oil. '. • patronage they have favouredlrith at i-! T2f ; : . . 'tvil. hi , fiat al i-: . ).10 • ,a()J I tk-T .TA ' , Ail i a. ,, Unreserved Seats Tiekets. Nosy be had at the Office of the Philharmoalc Soo I e Orpkut Boys 11, GREAT , G EORGE - PLACE , AND. 38 , ST. Zorn ' s ILARKET, Exehangs-otreet Tort ; from Hatinoodßaaner, Esq., 301, North II . . ..„ , : • • i° llll- ata'eat; and at th' Animal, MYFtla-itreet. • , dwizr tile lift Tan Yew*, and tape, Ay- istozuselLUtostiu, to merit a cootintaue of put favours. ._. . • , . • • • ' ll, - ;4 6 . . R IFLE AND ARTILLERY VC,PLUNTEERS. LiGGING6 LEGGINGS ! LEGGINGS ! WAI W ERPROOF LENTFIER LEGGINGS arranted beet Material, lie. per Pair, at LOVILADY & • ' T A.) , °l;l23 b t 34.. r 4 "-IA 10N2. 1 4 1 * E.4AG11 -I4CR• ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. - - Amount already subscribed £223 14 0 Houghton, smith, fetd Co. anThiPublic are, reFnectfully invited to contribute :bd mptly to this" , movement, the importance of WhlCh . unnecessary to enlarge Subecnptions will be received by the Members of the COin mattes, the Honoraay jap.aelbries. and by the Bankers to the B OWL A. 'Heywood, Son and Co., %." 7 " 61 , tr ' " " :4 0 JOSEPH 11._DICkiNgON; 1 1 Itosiorary . THOMAS - DOADALL, j Troanunrc, Head quarters, 10, St. Goorge!e-erescent. Mrs.. - V3.3 -"" vottniiiiit ARTILLERY. IAIiD . - RhFLE BRIOADE. ' l'EtEititmioomtiANlts. • - Ihetklcr Orrioss—EVERTON VILLAGE. OommiTTER. W. C. _EoebenT,_Esq., Adana Hodgson, Esq, George Arkle, Esq. D. Crosthvraits, Esq.. James Lister, Esq. J. J. Stitt, Eaq. Alfred Middleton, Esq. John Longton, Eaq. Thomas Chilton, 'sq. JohD Parrett, Esq. Thomas A. Bentley, Esq. `R. A. Mobld, - Edward Benz, EM. John Overton, jun., rsq. With a number of other influential Gentlemen. PERCY W. TIEWGILL, late Lieut. R.A., 3, Breek-road,• FRANCIS J. EATON, Feq.,Riehrueud-terrace, THOMAS A. BENTLEY, Esq.;• Treasurer. _ lAA ft , LIVERP OOL •VOLUNTEER, . A RTILLERY AND RIFLE BRIGADE. EVER ; COMM NIES. Dis~ucr pnikcpek—ENizgroi.j . y 1 14.4 GE. The Ererton'Oorepattlee. assemble for -drigAtt,the Collegiate Tristitutiou,shaw:street, on Wednesday aanl,,FrWy Er age at: Seren 0 0 044 ;- and Tuesday and.Thursdity: at Ilona, sad Saturday lireafaga at six O'clbelq at the Zoological thirdeas. A Magistrate will be present each everlityr, when all awn. bees Mot already enrolled are requested' to attend, to 41r4. the Allegiance. -- 7' 1 (1 PERCY W. *Eiiptic,, ...I a. a; FRANCIS J. EATON, Oath 01 -=: ‘, NOTICE TO . THE „PRINTING TRADE. j GAIFFIN & M‘G 11 lE, (succe96ors — to ARLES - Wmpiza t ) _ GENERAL PRINT/01E AND STATIONERS,. e in a position to execute any work for, the, Trade with which they. May be favoured, with neatnefis and, despatch, a the lowest remunerative prices. - ;; PRINTING-OFFICE-x-15, SOUTIL,IOIIN-STREET. ' _ ' - - FRENCH FLOWERS. - FRISBY, YKE, AND I ARE Nwv 4 , : 1-iniiR4NG FOR SALE ROYAL- AMPHITHEATRE, CSARLOTTE•STREET; Proprietor, Mr. W.. 4. COPELAND. • THE NEW, GRAND, LOCAL, COMIC, AND NAUTICAL PANTOMIME! This and Eyery Evening during the Week. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY,) the 24th instant, After which, for th D e O F N irs tl t 'E Tin SA ie ll ., t p h E eN B eW IZ , A G IC rLd, Local, Comic • Christmas Pantomime, entitled, DAVY JON.ES''S LOCKER; 11.t.razavisr, ASU) THE LIIRLY Lass OF LIVFRPOOL. The Opening st:'ry of the Pantomime (written expressly for this Theatre) by Mr. Wm. Dorrington. The Overture and Music of the Opening, and the'Music of the Comic Scenes composed;- selected, and arranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime "designed and painted by Mr. George Di awt•on, assisted by :Messrs. Penn, Goodman, Halt, and Rogers. The 'new Stage and elaborate Machinery, including "The Storm at Sea," by Mr. Cawdrey. The Propertes and Masks by Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, sen., and F. Lann.' 'The Dresses by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries. The whole of the Dances and the Action of the Ballet arrang& and directed by Mr. Martin and Miss Bramah. "PRELUDE !" TIIE AUTHOR'S STUDY. The exaat locality, of his residence is not known, but it is supposed to be in one of the streets adjoining to the Liverpool Theatres. " ft Characters in the Prelude ' A Needy 'Author, "in want of an Idea," Mr. Blakely. • The Spirit of Pantomime Commerce r (well known on the Banks of the - Mersey), .Mrs. Somerville. Characters in the Opening of the Pantomime. Davy Jones, the Ocean Wrecker, envying the Island Queen ' Sharkshead, his confidant, with a ravenous . . - appetite Coraliana, Queen of "A 'fight Little Island," a near neighbour of Davy Jones Miss Laura Gray Telegram, the " Spirit of the Ocean Tele gmph," a useful agent in the service of the Island Queen, who is ever engaged in watching the movements of Davy Jones, from Dover Cliffs to the Land's End, and the Liverpool Docks Miss Annie Howe MORTALS. Jack Ratlin, first mate of the " Lively Lass of Liverpool," so named after the daughter - of Captain Bowline, the owner Mary Bowline, who has no objection to Jack Baffin being " hes first mate," as well as her father's ; Mrs. Neville. PANTOMIMIC TRANSFORMATION. Harlequin... Mr. Martin. I Clown Mr. Foster. Their First Appearance in this Theatre. Pantaloon Mr. Appleby I Columbine...Missßromah. • - On Wdlnesday neat, December 28th, a GRAND MORNING P.EREORMANCE of the PANTOMIME, ' Oommtneing at 'Two o'clock ; Doors open at Half-past One. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven c'eleek precisely. Adiniaeion , —Dress Boxes, Se.; Side Boxes, 2&. M.; Pit, Is. 6d.; Gallery, 6(.1. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6c1.; Pit, ls. The Box-office is open frem Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Drees Cireleand taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the threaten of Mr. Geo. Weeton. CHRISTMAS AND.2NEW-iVEAR'S PRESENTS. ViIIITST ABLE OR LONDON N.ATIVX " OYSTNRS ' ~e f.A.3llot.To UNT - • TROPERLT FED, AND WELL PACKED TOR TRAVELLING, t A AT `;•7„4: vedt of ...)Nt'i r 114 iL 7) f B A KER , S H E Frba S H . E S T 'I , S 11"M' E' N T S, '4 4, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, AND. 30, BASNETT7STREET. A FULL-SIZED BARREL OF REAL NATIVES ' A DOUBLE-SIZED DITTO . DITTO - -- -- NINE „ • SMALL QUANTITIES PACKED AT THE SAME RATE OF PRICE 6. 32* IN A NAT EAEKET DITTO ,0 0 GEAS, GREAT GEORGE-STR E ET, CORNER ALFRED-STREET, ow cifferilig a very large Stock of CHOICE Fll E'S which he has reastly palmed, IS n • - • • cfmriumm MUFFS, TIES, RID-ING BOAS, &c., IN ERMINE, eABLE TAIL, RE kL SABLE, MONKEY, LYNX, MARTEN, &c., &e., Tte whole of which,.having been carefully Selected, he can with confidence recommend. J. R. having this be 11.603 Opened the neljointg, Premises as a , • MANT — L.E AND_SHAWL NYAREII-OUS-E -erclusively, has epared ne effort to procure every new shape in . MANTLES and. JACKETS that has been produced, which he is now prepared to shois'in all the new materials. A LARGE L_OT OF. OPERA MANTLES IN EVERY VARIETY OF COLOUR. The New Material. for Dretees, namely, FRENCH RIPFS, DROGUETS, WINCEYS, ice., in maims variety. SILKS, RIBBONS, 'LACES, GLOVES, &c. BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, AND FLANNELS. - A NEW STOCK OF KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, All New Patterns, yard wide, Is. 2d., ls. 40., is. Sid., IE. Ild., 2e. 6d., and the best quality 26. 11d. usually add at 3c. 6d. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND STAIR CARPETS, EQUALLY CHEAP. BRASS CORNICES, nni , PATTERNS, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND BRASS. TRIMMINGS OF XVERY DESCRIPTION. O'H N 0 G E lt . S , GREAT GEORGE-STREET, CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET, LIVERPOOL. OLD POST-OFFICE BUTLDINOS LATE F. L, ILAUSBNIXILL Av- H. TOOKE respectfully begs to awoutee tha ti he has with great care Completed the selectioh_of siv:sna STOCK OF JEWELLER Y,'"' and solicits an inspection of the rime, comprising, as it does, all the very latest Novelties in Fashion and Design. s ' ! W. H. T. would especially call the attention of the Patrons of the Establishment to the very great advantages he pOssesse. in his former oonammion with the • - • _ WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING BRANCH*, and from his Purchases being *al/ made for immediate Cash, , by which he is enabled to offer the Stock atpricee oonsiderably, below those at which they - have 'hitherto been submitted to, the Peblic. - ; , . OLD POST-OFFICE' fitILDINGS' CHURCH-STRErr. .. .t W. TookE, SUCCESSOR TO F. L: HAUSBURG„. , : Having visited al the principal Manufacturers, respectfully; invites attention to his extensive Stock of CH AND,EL lER S, In Glass and Bronzed, LANTERNS, THE NEW PATENT VESTIBULE LAMPS, BRACKETS, LUSTRES, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OP GAS FITTINGS. - - --- • , LAMPS,. IT(lf Including the celebrated AUREOLE, er IdoDtßA S tilit LAMP- • Handsome Glass Chandeliers, for Gas, Three Lights,) 66 , 6. oa. ineluding Globes, /cc.. and fixed complete Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto and Ditto, Four Lights Ws Od. Handsome Lacquered and Bronzed Ditto, Ditto, • • with Ditto, Two Lights Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto, Three Lights 528. ed. Experienced Geuslittels are kept en the Premises, and all kinds of Repairs, Re-bronzing, Re-lacquering, &c., carefully attended to in the . - MANUFACTORY, 24, CHURCH-STREET. The Purest Foreign Refined COLZA OIL. best adapted for the Any%le Limp, ss. per Gallon. - • T ABLE CUTLERY, At the following exoeedingly low Pripea : Fall-nieed Ivory-handled Balance Tabl e ls4. per pozei. Knives, warranted Ditto, Ditto Dessert PAPIER-MACH . E I , 2a. ' 1." Including a most extensive assortment of Articles, in every variety of Design and Style. TRAYS. , Victoria Pattern Iron Trays, 16 inches, 7s 6d. the Set 30 inches, and 80 inches, at -' l e b r opt o t e , Ditto of Pull), termed l'a P ier ' I 246. and 2 5 5. the Set 34 Meche, 16 inches, inches, and 80 complete. inches, at and regularly assorted up to - £lO 10s. the Set. OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS; • CHURCH-STREET. WILLIAM ; FISK, COOK, CONFECTIONER, &c., Begs to inform his numerous Patrons, that in order to enhance their comfort and convenience, he has provided ADDITIONAL accommodation, by opening other Rooms for Refreshments in his Establishment for Ladies and Gentlemen. ' ' . ICE . CREAMS, &c., &c., For every BR verYd E7.K ri F p A tio S n TS, of Entertainments.DlNNEß WEDDING , SUPPERS, AND ROUTS. Furnished complete or in part. , 1 I No. 25, CASTLE -STREET. W- THIS IS WILLI I A N M L F IL I v S E K R 'S po O o NLY ESTABLISHMEN T FORTY CASES OIL FRENCH FLOWERS, • 1 At LESS than ONE-THIRD their VALUE- o 'l ' l TO 66, LORD-STREET. I NOVELTY IN WORK. FOREIGN ARRIVALS. M. HAND, • 194, BOLD-STREET, Lies just reeeired a LARGE STOCK of FRENCH, BERLIN, and ENGLISH GOODS, suitable for Christmas Trees and Presents. The New VELVET ::ad CLOTH WORK for Braiding and Rich finie . ...eki WORK BASKETS, CUSHIONS, SCREENS, SLIPPERS, &c. WOOLLEN GOODS, in Carriage and Sleeping Boots. SHETLAND SHAWLS and - VEILS. The New GERMAN OPERA CAP, so Much in demsai by the Americans. GAUNTLET% ARMLE7S s YEATS, SPENCpti, G#ITERS, SCOTCH YARNSIor StoeltrnF. E "" l WOOLS' of every dasetiptioa, and SMALLWARES of every kind, at . , • SHAND'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,BERLIN. WAREHOUSE , IW, BOLD-STREET. ___..THE DRESS DEPARTMENT LayenTle;.ol - 1.,4*:! bus . :J., Ti Op A'A.Aujzo • J!tvr ni-rrf , I . P c'' L F., SILK, AliD• DRESS ESTABLI r SIIMENT. Exquisite Designs in )„„ , FREiNCiI MESONS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. GREAT VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TABTE. ~ats:! BALL AND EVE LNG COSTUME. ; .077417 TRAVELLING AND WEDDING DRESSES, ' --Raidq, • AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. • •* DRESSES MADE IF _REQUIRED. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. t7s . • • . , • CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! ! ! - , • • T , W.H.•_ 0 0 11 E 870CFPSOE. TO • F. L. HAUS . BURG, presenting the Advertisement of his first season takes the arty of direoting attention. to the Saone:nee and varied assortment of • BRITISH & FOREIGN MANUFACTURES. the already so extensive and. tunivalled.'Oolleation ever' ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NOVELTY nas been added, and W. H. T. is confident that all who favoni him by an inspection cannot fail to be gratified with I the visit. . - He would especially refer to the arrivals of a large *election of PARiSIAN ` NOVELTIES, ' - lacunas° • • FANS, CASRETS,: . PDOWER-FIOLDERS, OPERA GLASSES,' .tc.c .• dre. • And a splendid St o ck of BOHEMIAN •Sz E.NGLISH GLASS VASEd, LOSTRES,. The assortment of ENGLISH AND FORE I GN TOYS, Of every description for the present Season exceeds in variety and extent - allwhiah - ,have been plevOtaily 'estlimitpric and includes a large collection of ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES.. H. T. begs particularly to announce that he,haa decided upon fixing . . ALL THE PRICES ON THE LOWEST " POSSIBLE SCALE, Whith, by thiplan he has adopted, he is enabled to accom plish; and he may safely assert that similarly advantageous terms cannot be obtained elsewhere. He respectfully assure all who may honour With a visit, that.his personal attest.. Lion will he constantly devoted to the business. and that their reception will be marked by every politenessi attbitiOn; OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, - LIVERPodi'. •