The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-22 00:00:00

I /ti _ s) j . N t . l t \ L. q t *-7 ) ,v - 14 -,:k , , A , ‘ mi e vi - . , , __ ipubTir s!lmuz TREATRF, roprietor, li r. . lir. BARRY SULLIVAN, fry, 77,i s till Drury I ane, is en gaged f the Perfor ma Evening ( n Friday), th e 29 ' ces will r" RACASTII I To eon,' THE 8 ECREI'. I, Macbeth was kr. tilwava b.' antioune- Le reviva IV ILLIAMS R. Copeland, ( an the Theatres maprinuttic st ind efatigable. coninte nsur a , e with i Text of Sbakapere ettreft3!l) tral aahl Wbich are on d aitte c— ^ expre.7 assist ance of M t. the Th ' e Y [or the c haracter o, rt .i .._ e _,.- are Royal, Drury-lam. t jirs[rtl in tile character of . ,_ t an r_ 'eausuallY attribr.t,d to Mat* be „ezerch ba4 provc on account or its larity tho u , gi, not ..._ t . rnern a i ace. . apper wrung in part e:Taw/tents Zhu ,: st, Macbeth's A P r ht s 7, ) thbey Barth, 1 a ll s , t Incantar nourish:B" Alu'ic i n the 4th AL t dward composed and arrange, revival ty the dire c ti n Williarri. Previon. to the. ,gedy the Orchestra, u . nder t moveLnent (t.t,of,Nl Bus (Mu.ical Director), will perform tlit . Ilks bet to t' f e en the AcStriPthbar.; cele . b ted Overture to "Macbeth ;' uccl r g a I. feat works, viz t—The Overtui7 (B Pho iI IT Y . kaa"t, (meendoeinloavrohinn) ; c til l' °vertu..., to ., `.,..` D o e . n r _ l3 .7lP, ;t i l t % Olee,b, sv ' e Marcia Funebre,from the z 1 .. a, ..... ~ ..„ 'Ng '',!,o) ; and the " Grand Triumphal March," Ely r• i'r . PainteaC'N,llY designed entirely by Mr. Dearlove, Jan., arra Previ ous t Y nn, assisted by Mr. George Dawron. The Architecture D ,in arta k e cen t ? the Norman Conquest has been adopted. 1.11 1 ' 4l hee es Which preceded that event marry Castles and C,it u Ur g che l s lett 1,, ! erected of considerable importance; the buildings exce - - rt i ,. c i o r on ,ei Tprit. and were frequently ornamented with colour. TH E 'Te a 8 0 -%41 " 0 Y Nil. And M, s. Jeffries, The very uncertain Of '' co ti , t ' i - Possessed t sp . tin the Dress worn by the inhahitants ehara,tn‘r4.l I rl the eley r'et cen g tur • renders the attiring of the 444 el;l ai ll n ia Ifacbelli a en ta ' s i lt of - v , r 3 y , great difficulty. The nobles Se), Pee Pe.le Wore mntles Of one sort, long and flowing, and h -4411 00 7 Ibe nobles score mantles of variegate colons; the e pith et .. 6 , Pe,iile vial-ales of a brown colour, near t , , he `riey pore no stockings, but booties, made ot• 0 b h a ," ins* other animals. Marty of the Scotch went . with .. ' esiit4;:"fitg the hair to grow very long. The Scottish . Female 40,41, "Mated of a long robe girded round the waist , , with ult AND w'ng Mantle, denominated the Arisa 1. THE ARMOUR tl7),ete the W "ONS by i Mr. Bromley. The ancient Scottish weapons , tnn 'Pear the battle axe the bow, and the sword, celead ---"re)• ' Their defensive armour—a shirt of ring -mail, and i ha o a , l e t:trFrets covered with bull's hide, and studded withna v ;l a s s , a:A be ~rfl,i,retienag.tlisLaags morartkron.f The l. eagle feather ihe l a n ma th o e ur helmetof the English `whicw r Co from the el3 a le ye " u a x n iapestry. THE MACHINERY, hbttohs Copied a Most elaborate description, has been made under the ''• L.viii i °E. Mr. B. Jones. The Stage Business directed by . l‘ r. Prodo,nr,ers; and the whole of the arrangements, and 71125 e-en-scene, produced under the personal superin ten !dice of Al r. W. It. Copelmd. rhectitaiyearlY attendance of the Visitors to the 'l t ' r h ik e i a ; t i r g e s is be r n e l s ( , derai:sitake7,laesceteda She veryS 0111 e commencementof tilemOst of s the Tragedy , ri. 1„.13--Dress Bores, 48, Upper Boxes, Si. Pit, 2s. Gallery LodS'o the ",, ex office is open from 10 till 3 o'clock, fcr securing sea' unn-u.,..re,s Circle, and taking Private Boxes, whichm a(l4.;,.the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth, Children me in:a f r Se'"eiil °' Clock Doo-s open at Half-past Six; to coin -.... ctock . • 4, .... „................. 11 1 0. Y A L A .AI PII I T .1i EAT It F ,tiettigu;roprietor, Mr, W. R. Copeland, Great Ch .)I44IRtieERAL DE FRANCE. Under the direr— .trajesty rh _ S.. RIMBERT and LAMBER F. Patronised ElzEhp. ~,i l oN of 74ripercr NapoIeonENTHUSIAS,T R 4,rrstehi„,.,l•RENCH TROUPE OF EQUEST R I A N S , t h ''' , „:g 0, 0 SE of the SEASON —LAST WEEK BUT ONE . i,,"e Epe.,-`...lfi (Friday), the 22.:d instant, and following day eehllodfroy,;`"C s. Entertainment will commence with Mons ers , bdarlng Somersaults oil Horseback, The Leaps I t 'ec e of .Y 4 III:dile. Melanie. The Arab and his Ste tik 4 0 `,. e Clobe. Monsieur Siegrist as the Tan al, i4tonatte".arlee, credited by Mademoiselle h ltr Lile- Viz' • 4 1" his Two Dogs. M. Kennebel, the Vn . k oati cea glnle Lambert as the Taglioni of the Ring " 4,,eA '',44:llseilbY onSieur Caron. Grand Tight-ro„e Exp a m ,!. Cl,..ra Atts•ude. The Double , Ascent . by , A. 14,erie t),"' 6helton. The reaping Horse ' .L'E_c i . m l 1°451ter.,...e Modern Centaur. La Lerche m bL i lN atur . e. Godfr r o b y e , F .044: and his Son, the Clown Miss Afarietta Soelton. Tli Ztt p os ' o l% „lookey on , Hor . seb H ac ,„_ ssiaa,..;'°rl with his Six or r s ' es, - executed by M. Rimber •rp'6,:i. Se -.teas Boxes 3s. Side Boxes 2s 63. Pit Is ft. ;Sete o x „,(:011d P rice—Dress Boxes 2s. Side 0 — ~'eatt i i - ''''C' is open from Ten till rP .1,41,.121ethe Dress Circle . 'Ada,imttu_uc r t.he direction of Mr. , 84 %1 ' .rh e B oors will be opened at Hai. , o'clock precisely. °YAL C _....._ CO palace SSEIJM, PARADIS .„Ij'A.alace 01-irciVterpool.--- .u.Treath, Proprietor.- i, ~,, ..eap Amnathlents,..... More Wonders ! More re,,.,._ . . ltietesa of the (Friday), the 22r d instant. Enthusiastrc arnicrub-4the MatVe/ of the Age, MONS. PAWN', the real ear r 1'450. First First 11/o„ane these thr appearance of , AIRS. ROMER. t EM Dtm... ee,.Years ofDEMPSEY (late the NE DI% P .Xt r . a PPear a „, '` - ‘ E r). First annearance of Mr.W. " EN of the lin. -o rdin to . -„"" O L III: li LORE. Great Success k..tini p h _ Y ut/VARNEY CHILDREN, Marie Duvarn i ey L a i n s d o',iitnik.en'iTey. Fourth Week of tl:e BRO'l HERS F i L ,clinit wit ",_ .e!ies of -.. 1 '-'loranaie Views of Our Native Lam SmelqAtsaup he /3 attic Field, illustrated w 1 i4ilet a nd .;,-",11 the Redan, the Capture of t) _o,s will b","tn.le.tion of Sebastopol. F i , ~.,„ .. exhihneci the Crypt of the H vz h t a ; t a'iur't.:iketbitieurrelee bd;st'n et effects : —ls t, Be D aYliirlit ; 2nd, shewin Rok, e °„f Light le ChQige displaying the bo o "; hrina a, l ring the celebration of D 1,,,,.! ope n at si u Altar Children in arms w.n, ....,.- . erectDi'zor, Ai r tr ,x 0 clo , k ;to commence at half-past Six. Music& r .„on Of . tiIiLI,AND Th:! powerful Brass Band under the ~,,__,llEA:rirr• ARTINGST k I L. Director of the Entertainments ------____!!'" UPpe:. Hall, 6d, Body of the Hall, 3d. Is been sec ICKERY. to be the c ntirely re-arranged (at Reea. The March Tunic in I expressly fur t T .o the colour Anais Rir "eking Shut to Box -STREET, -The National ; the interior gloom of Mid- Lcred Edifice in the full Lt Mass before the Tlt , T. GEORGE'S-HALT PRRPORMANCES ON GRE AT will be given by ' 1 117 4 ,,,,„ • W. T. BEST, A kt un next. ( to - morrow) the 23rd, at Thr.e o'clock in oiviml Ev t e h n e i ug A fternoon,tx ; the 25th instant, a t NoraTtpe eC°4ne:tasifirtsotnSeeLeunrO'clocmk. Ad lesion. qqtxre half en hour before each performance. ORGAN ALL, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL GoNIp 4'RTZ'S PANORAMA OF THE ha tvh:,_,Alt WITH RUSSIA 1:10,--4,oited until SATURDAY next, the 23rd Feb., F I op`iEN:r T WO AND EIGHT O ' CLOCK.—DOORS HALF AN HOUR PREVIOUS. N t te,47 - Ct„‘„ 1 A L PRICE. IL Ped XATs ... . ... ...Is. I SECOND-CLASS SEATS. 6d. riot I° kt l4 to t O" I ‘. 6d. juv en i les under 12 years of are and S c h oo l s r x 341!•ei erve and First-c lass Seats only. Si xpenny Seats id- daY Exhibitions. --- 30Mic, TO VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL. A. 0 sION FREE.—EVANS, from Covent ri4ervert apirden. Lo " , CHOPS, STEAKS, KIDNEYS, &C., t tr i r isi ) 4 c. " L """o•• The finest Music of the age, including mad llett.. ,rihi:rforine by the most talented artistes . that can be pro lowi,tireosen onlai° Establishment of the description in Liverpool 4 41 y b° X entre! ' 4 . opted . d Upper Dawson -street, close to the ~_ Fla m ove 1(e the Theatre Royal. Two Treble Singers may vviii BRoTti. 04 4 tive th 1 'IIS DANIELLS (Sable Harmonists from America,) 9, o rtrou e r ip 1 -..Xtrordinary ELtertainments for a few Eva:kings ' to their departure for London. 'Xt./ITT:, Zy L6R413 RESS,ENGRA.VERS,PRINTETIS v ERp o sT REET, AND LITHOGRAPHE RS OL. To 11. It. H. Prince Albert. ~ EDD INC- STATIONE VAT RY ES a S UPPLIED By I_ 33, LORD STREET, 3T t LIVERPOOr oSfitt HESS, 1 4 V E Jil" hERALDRY Lociics ~, ICept for -Inspection, and ATES& HESS 'IEAL ENGRAVING, BY 1 Y L "i3T3t friTIEET 0 0 L. lIIIET.JMATISM and RHEUMATIC GOUT, 144..._ hovvever severe, Effectually Cured by the use al 144,%‘VN'S RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, to be had only from T. 2s. tr)IN, CHEMIST, &e., 24. COPPERAS -HILL. In bottles at ithl e " . 4 • 6 d., and 10s. 6d. each. Reference to the mist respect_ raerthants and gentlemen in town. al ACRSON'S CELEBRATED ALBATA PES. tptc,c4olld by WILLMER & SMITH, S. WOOLLARD, rpaOI.IILNektoYryGI!ETTWO OD, CA NN IN G. ‘,..\., A g!n% lorSLOiNve n. U..tNFIELD PATENT STARCII; 1,14, 'USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY. ~.. LANES are respectfully informed that this STARCH And tj'ACLUSIVELV USED IN THE ROYAL LAUND is -4 , 4 111 JESTYS LAUNDRESS says, that although she bitals(iried t he ' 4 .ki . RN RICE, AND OTHER POWDER STAR has has found none of them equal to the GLENFIF.L.II, which is ,t7,,,ht THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. —°I3IE,z4POON and CO.. GLAsoow AND Lownosr. 1)-ECAYED TEETH, AND TOOTHACHE ! Why suffer when MESSRS. GABRIEL, CIE OLD ESTABLISHED DENT I S T S iil, thereby ewlmoe2t,h 0121417fRaEll:ST17,REErid', TuiVhEwßvi.PaOoOur4ANT PAIN, 40 Preventing lurthergdecaeye7lined Toothache Charge, 2s. 6d. oih e COUNTRY PATIENTS , 4, 01 _ rs, residing at a distance, are Infornied that the White 'teh, u t, for 611ing decaye d Tee, h will be sent free of charge, on 44 tt . " ° l . 30 Lostage stam ps, to any address, With full di; ections ,Artigeil% 111ficient for four teeth, on receipt of 7s. 6d. ~p'er to a Teeth fixed without pain or trouble, and guaranteed ,1114,;_ell.ange co'our or decay, and also to answer every purpose .e'i4 ,etlytton and ar ticulation. A Single Tooth, 3s. 6d; a full Set, GAPlibitto MESSRS. GABRIEL, DENTISTS, 102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 411phlet, respecting the Tee& may be had gratis. SINKERS T O THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL. We, the undersigned Bankers, MerchahtS, brokers, Traders, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Liver pool, having observed that a Bill has been introduced ,nto the House Of Commons by the Vice-President of :he Board of Trade, by which it is proposed to deprive 0,, . •• •L.: 11 _ le Properties in DUES and .ANCHORAGE to which, by m of a court of law, they have been declared titled, and that without compensation or Other nt, respectfully request that your worship will ed to conVene a PUBLIC MEETING of the iTS, to protest against a principle sttbver ... sive to all established rights of property, to agree to a Petition to the Houses of Parliament against the pro= posed bill, and to adopt such other. measures as may vert so monstrous and unjust an innovation Charles Rowe Ck hire, iron ank, rnerch , nt IC, rntrchaa Henry John Want, shipowner James H. Warry, ninictint George Schofield, merchant John Shimmin, merchant W. M. Keates, merchant C. 0. Lefiward, merchant Edward Logan, merchant George Piston, carriers' agent A. Morison, merchant banker M. D. Lowndes, eolicitor Gilbert W• MCAT, banker A mbrose Lace, sMic Henry H merchant enchant Aikin. in ierchant John Carter, jun., merchant a, merchant Thomas Boyd, merchant erebant Ralph Hugh Clare, brUket James Rl'Doeiall, broker William Casson, distiller L. H. lUacintyre, shipowner William, Evanii, merchant Charles Cummins, Merchant John B. Spence, merchant 13. C. Parkinson, cotton brok .r Robert A. Dale, insurance broker Joseph King, broker W. cater and Co., merchants' I'. Blayds Molypedx, bhker twill Hys'op, merchant R. A. Macfic, su ar refiner ert Horsfall. sharebroker ,W. .1. Powell, broker erchant Chas. R. Taylor & Son, merchants almer Palmer, insurance Jos. Stokes, merchant ter David Campbell,-merchant lton, Insurance broker Richard Alison, gentleman son, insurance broker J. H. Gregory, attorney-at-law lorris, insurance'broker r. Ashcroft, accountant Gladstone, merchant J. Bate, gentleman -sr. shipbroker George Woods, nianuiftb toter W. G. Maddy, draper John Overton, gentleman Jetties Thomson, brewer Jno. S. Thompson, coal m reliant Thomas Yates, irontotinder Joseph Smith, marble mason lames Wylie, surveyor W. 11. Goore, gentleman Malone Bal uchi merchant banker (Andes Saunders, merchant J. P. 0. Smith, broker Wiil. Nevett, broker Maze Hobert Ed,- and Moon m J, Pa:. broker 3n, merchant 3 . o*n er insol3, merchant erchant hton, ship- cold-101l mer- John James Eckersley, gentleman •ns, cotton William Turner, surgeon Peter Bas3ford Peter Meet, B. Redfern rhos. P, Holden, cabinet-maker Gentleman H. Bremner. attorney-at-law .*erchant Henry Cross, attorney -at-law erchant Geo. Orton Owen, accountant Rdward A ckerley, auctioneer Richard Hartley William Henderson John Gibson P. me.d... ,n broker iggaitt, draper ~ merchant erchant Ile, Mn , . John Joiiattin,;;goon William Whatham, tea dealer Robert Kirkpatrick, floore oth aerchant I manufacturer m Willlamac~ , provision merchalit Alakander White, painter , alerthaht John Ellis, upholsterer ...or; broker Henry H. Peers, secretary, . elwgins, brok er L yceum merge Okell, broker W. J. Mason, architect John l'arratt, merchant George Gurden, brewer William Hi' i & Sons, drysalters J. P. Overtnd, shipbroker ' - H. Sloan, merchant W, T. lhampson, bookseller - Thomas Cannel, gentleman r Sleigh 3. Jone »wner 04111C3 D. uros. ' broker G. Riding, gent l eman George Cunlite, Corn merchant William Andrews, gentleman Thonl is Muir, broker Edward Heathcote, grocer Henry G yon, broker Joseph Hughes, timber dealer Robert N. Jones, cotton broker John Hall, Farrier D. S. Leath-r, merchant Joseph Atherton, tailor A. R. McPherson, :lett Henry Drown, merchant John L. Cattrall, broker foreph Hardwick James P. lJampbell, broker J. Pendlebury, chemist Joseph Kitchen, merchant John Gabbott, coal dealer Henry Justrurn, broker w.. Priestley, gentlernatt Garnock, Bibby, and Co., rope- James Bruce, M.D. makers John Scott, accountant Chailt s Limb, merchant B. Wilson, coach builder James Levingston, shipowner Arthur Berry, gentleman Barton Grind od. broker C. J. Smith, Collector J. J. Myers, broker John Jones, hulldei - . _... Ilexander Stookes, M.D. ' ',Awards, plumber y-at-law , 01 merchant 1, broker John tiradwell, upholsterer George Mason, attorney-at.law John Lear, broker le, mtrchants Ilohn Downey,pawahroitet .. -- Janus Smith, MOsieseller John So!onion, gentleman ~...er George Atkin, merchant ndrod, engineer Cohn Perris, librarian 'see, shipbroker Thos. Kaye, proprietor tiverpoof 20. brokers Courier ripbroker Robert Hadden, bookkeeper Jrnby, merchant John A, Cowan, flour dealer "dmonds, merchant T. Brakell, printer and stationer an, teabroker William Ellis, bookk eep e r sorts, teadealer - rhos Cooke, inaurante broker or Kelley, merchant John Jone,i Roberts, accountant Roberts, broker Thomas Edwards, shipbroker William Holderness & Chilton, ship owners John Brack, b oo k keeper Thomas Dennison. shipbroker John Parsonage, c l er k Jas. Houghton ' timber broker Henry Cavanagh, p a i nter R. Rayner,!bker John Rigg , est a t e agent broker John Scott, wi ne merchant John Brancker, broker, John M. Hannay, shipb ro ke r William Smith, labour er Y. Verbracken,'shipb r ok er William Shadrach, joine r D. Davies, ancou n t s nt James Tayburn, cooper . Samuel Frcdsham, merchant E Haigh. clerk Wilson Fos'er, merchant William Rowett, broker Thomas Badland, broker Joseph Green, bookk eeper George J. Cornish. broker William Jones, ship ch an dl er James G miner, merchant David Rowland, secretary pilot - William Jenkins, mercha n t commission Thomas Turner, teercl- an t J. . as. . Winn, sub-editor Liverpool James Allen, broker Courier William Hindi, broker Joseph Cooke, su per i ntendent of Robert Kirke, mer c h ant pilots J. J. G indrod, e n g i neer George Goodall, arc hi tect H. E. Moss, s hi p b ro k er Dixon and Holm es , sa i lmakers 1 homas Chilton, m erc h ant J. G. Snowball, at torney-a . -law Jabes Jones. agent John Forgham, b oo kk eeper C. Chaloner Smith, merchant A. M. K., agent James Birkett, jun. warehouse. James Ellams, wa re h ouseman keeper Joseph Hampson, b oo k keeper Harmood Banner, gentleman Mr. Williams, cotton broker J. Gladstone, j un ., ironfounder Benjn. H. Hilton, bookk eeper Joshua Prowse, ship owner Alexander Brooke, ge nt l eman Horatio N. Hughe s . b ro k er Richard Brooke, gentl eman James Bighorn, shipowner Henry Madreil, pilot H. G. Sut t o n , i nsurance broker Raymond Harris, gentleman Alex. Chalmers, ship chandler and John Jones, bookkeeper owner E. Corlett, j o ner, arc. George Walker, butcher John Jones, ship owner John Sutton, insurance broker Peter Capper bookkeeper Stephen Logg, shipbuilder d. Amand Brooke, gentleman John S. Marwood, shipbroker Edward Jones, broker Thomas Hudson, shipbroker John Townsend Joseph B. Hignett, mi rchant Edward Johnson, gentleman A. Stone, insurance broker Frears Ranker, mariner Samuel Baker, shipbroke r Edw. Windsor, warehouseman W. L. P. Cox, shipchandler Frederick Birch, bookkeeper James Moore, merchant Wm. S. Tyreman, stationer, &c. G. S. Pollock, broker H. G. Ireland, furrier Harry Cowan, tea dealer John Metcalf, gentlemen _..oracturer Thomas Huntington, flour dealer carer. cot t on b ro k er John R o b erts, merchant Robinson, cordage James Edwards, bookbinder U. Williams, land agent John Williams, merchant Robert Battersby, cooper Edward Jones, tailor and draper James Gorell, printer Samuel Matthews, bookkeeper Valentine Vincent, bookkeeper John Ellison, agent Thomas Ellison, builder Thomas Smith, architect Alfred D. Graham, architect John C. Thompson, bookkeeper James Sp:nee, broker Phonies , e 1, in . rchant 11. C. Alesbun, merchant William Nicho son, broker John Rowlinson, b ro k er . , ChGeorge Simpson. merchant Trimmer and Graingcr. brokers a les Wise, slate mercha n t George P. O x l ey, merchant Abrham Wren, merchant Andrew Watson, merchant James Cox, broker John S. Tregoning, merchant George R. Horsfall, merchant Robert Bancroft, merchant .Francis P. Colley merchant John R. Cameron,. chronometer John A. Black, merchant maker James Beaz:ey, shipowner P. Vance. broker John Morris, merchant J. B. Smith, timber merchant Frederick Anthony Cumming, merchant George Wright, jun., merchant GeorgeH. nitirnewd bne,,gbr,emkeerrchant Edward T. Lowe, broker Godfrey B. Shaw, broker Joseph White, jun., broker J. Reid, commiscaon merchant Edward Wevil, broker J. B. Cooper, broker Hugh Craig. jun., merchant Robt. T. Gladstone, broker n T ravis , o il William Peers, broker Wiliam Geerson, broker Charles E. Bateson, merchant H. Price, merchant Joh nJo il sh m ip e c r h ch a a n n ri t ler J. R. Gask ell, broker w"emn:Yp.W,..hittle, merchant William B. Hilton, merchant J. cdraniaeni,isesn, steam-ship agent . agent Edward Drury, corn broker r awrenceT. No - . H. ~2?1 1, kentledge broker G. A. Tin'ey, broker Wm. Davidson, shipbroker Studley Martin, broker Richard .....rneith. cotton broker Wil iam Langton, merchant Richard Nicliorlloil H ou lt... b p), cotton broker Henry Worrall,merchant Henry H. si: i ;',,, n ~rancis Boult, shipbroker . merchant Thomas Blackburne, merchant Arthur Hunt, ship6aohiPowner Alexander Coghill, shipbroker Thomas Brancker, Tri ker Zreha er' l av x a S n e d o e t r t nt Jobs T. La wu wrence n , merchant ,m f e o r n ch . a broker ker Robert Honlg r a ve, distiller p mine A Thomas A. Bentley, broker H. C. Tomlinson, broker W. 13. Marshall, merchant James Baker, merchant W. W. White, broker Wi ham Hand, upholsterer R. D Smith and Moore, merchants G. C .H earn , shipbroker James W. Robinson Schwabe. merchant Thomas Bu 1 Daniel Clarke, merchant ,-, r ey, m erch ant Abram wartaide. broker Lerchaut W. G ardner Will Reid, ti Villiam Richard H Robert Ro ron ma , roker te, broker . rauunnillri, soticitor John Dutton, broker T' T. W. Itarrop, triciket I Woolright and Co., drapers Pied. H. Peters. drykalter P. L. Alactaggart, outfitter John Bigham, broker George Carlyle, artist Thomas Smith, merchant James Ward, glass dealer George B. Thompson, merchant Robert Anderson Joseph Bailey, sailmaker George Peel, ironmonger John Gad!, broker Thorns Brudle, Cabinet maker J. N. Holmes, merchant Seaton, Boggs and Co., Paper Alexander MlGregor, broker hanging mantifacturerit James Mulleneux, distillet Haigh and Gregory, silk 'netters J. B. _Harrisott. br her Roberts and Butler, Chet - Mete Joesph Robin son , w d o lb so k er Bright. Son, and Ledge, silk William M'Kay, gentlemeb mercera William Peacop, gentleman John Brooks, lace dealer - John Blake, shrpchattiler William Hobs n Charles J, I , helish, shipbroker William Odell . Ironmonger Thomas M. King, broker Buckna 1 and Son It. Singlehuret, & Co., merchants R. H. Pugh, silk mercer A. Claus, merchant John I rake Wallace Walker, merchant N Cahoon Joseph Holland, broker Mary Chapman, ml liner Francis F. E aton, b roker Henry H. Heckle, jeweller R. Miller, commission merchant M. Witter,brush manufacturer T. R. Say more , b roker Eleanor ator, lace dealer Thomas Brereton, teadealer Robert Mason, boot maker Andrew Rourke, accountant Henry Sutton John Jones, surgeon John Wrenn and Co., clothiers Henry Kirkham, bookkeeper Clay arid Abraham, pharmaceu- John R. Harris, nierehatit • teal Chemists W. P. Jeffrey, woollen merchant Brown and Bacon a -- P. Balton, ieloper Joseph Hickey F. Jefferlion Michael Ell. carpet dealer R. Bellwood, bo o kk eeper W. W. Beckett, wine merchant D. Munro, bookkeeper Samuel James Capper, chemist C. T. Ross, journalist Adam Liddiil, jeweller T. Fisher, merchant J. Wriggieswortli ••rasA Johtelltim'bookkeeper Somers and Son Henry ThoMss*Warebousekeeper W. D. Hauck Thomai Jones, plumber. William Litherland W. 0. Roberts, saddler James Urquhart John Roberts, joiner Robert Adamton George Melley; merchant Morals Rossall Rob rt Melley, broker H. Martindale and Cd. • John Bennett, merchant Eciiiard Grundi John Fryer, esnimission agent Watson Pak and Sons Henry tither, salesittan William Tassell GeOrge Smith;-Watchmaker George Taylor Stewart B. French, shipchandler James L'ttle R. H. Fraser, printer 'Hugh Owen James Smith, m erc h ant Edward Hartle y 1 homaa Jones, mariner William Ptoetor, chemist, Ste. James Cunningham, broker Joseph Skeaf James Cartin, hawker John Turner William Taylor, bookkeepar Bran Renshaw i Hen: y Phipp f ,l aw station y er Samuel Jona; Thomas Avison, attorney C. Askew & Co. Hugh Willa as, merchant G. Lloyd William Allison, commercial ' traveller Morass Batty, wine Merchant Charles Turner, hater Henry Lyon, agent Thomas Sagar, hair cater John Henry bookkeeper George G. Poore, stationer James Whitty, Vecrollen draper John Lawson, tailor John Taylor, commission nser- Thomas Scaif, waterproof dealer chant alexander Dempster, outfitter Richard Robertson, merchant John Aritwis, draper, &c. Richard Hollipsworth. broker Webb and Hunt, stationers Josh. Rowlands, warehouseman George and James Robinson, ChM. Woolverton; bookkeeper booksellers Joh a n Lee, compositor Joieph Penlington, watch maker William Heaton, ironmonger Kinnear and Simpson. hatters Benjamin Gibson, bookkeeper Walter Franklin & Co., bullion W Nam M. Grotty, stationer merchants D. O. Browne, professor of music chorales Whalley, see,dspian Uwern Elias, builder R. Robertstiri; blockinaker, &c. Thomas Shepherd, ;earge Robinson. tobacconist John Harrison, gentleman Lewis Daniel, clock and watch W. Fisher and Sons, merchants maker Joseph Hiles' bookk eeper Thomas, surgeon Bathgate and Wilson, brass- Oesander Al'Cullock, shipst ore founders Robert Maxwell, bookkeeer dealer P 3 nry Budding, eatinehouse John P. Steele, nateicat instru- keeper ment maker James Smith, shipowner Arthur Jones, gentleman 'James Waddell, clerk R. Weahn, commission agent John Morrow, butcher John Edwards, shipwright Joseph Campbell, basket maker Richard Pritchard, bootmaker William tiibbs, eating-hoarse James Lo.vther, shipowner lo eper Thomas Jones, bookkeeper ner Robe t Heasley, vi c t ua ll er R. arid T. W o od war d and Co., John Holford, tru n k, & c ., menu. merchants facturer James Radcliffe, tailo r Michael Lea and So ns , w hi te James H. Smith, tailor 'I homas G. Codde, agent John Hastings, seddlet works J. O'Neill & U 0., carpet dealers Joseph Doran, accountant T. H. Satch el l , h at manufacture , Thomas Pearkes, publican John Dyke, drap r 'oho Pitt, stationer V. Frisby, draper John Hubbell. victualler Michael Aylward, news agent Arthur Jackson, agent Eliz. Guy, hosier, shirt maker Philip Mytrea, tailor and draper Richard Bent, Clothier VV. Roberts, confectioner C. H. Chal burn, optician, &c, Jurmean Brothers, tobacconists J. Stout, boot and shoe maker David Anderson, Merchants' Isaac Jackson, hosier Dining Rooms Jam's Cornish, bookseller Charles Blake Leach Joseph Lewthwaite, perftamer Robert Jones, goldsmith John Williams, tailor !Wender and Allender, hott6ere William Dickson, tailor Rocklitte and edp; staticiners, C. Hutch:ns, Ltlio 'graPher, &C. Itribert t lurnmer, tobacconist Johh Mace, artist Wdliam Dodgi,,u, hosier, Bc. Henry Bunk, master mariner Joseph Conway; draper W. C. Rods, engineer Edw. Hohne, btillioil Merchant William Blackwell, watchmaktr John oampbell, watchmaker Thos. Scott, fiodr dealer John Hodgson, confectioner P. Th'ompson, 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, confectioner; Henry Herbert, victualler Joseph Crain; hatter Henry Coupland, druggist Win Stewar, hardware dealer Charles Whitehead, zinc mama- John Rogers, painter facturer Edward Jones, brassfounder James Hall and Son, butchers John Clarkson, accountant contractor, Charles West, optician David Davis, outfitter William Band, tailor Robert Meivrum, victualler Charles Bell, woollen draper and William H. Lott, comniission tailor Wm. Groom, stationer merchant Thoidas Chapman, fruiterer Wm. Jones, ironmonger Joseph Winch, eating-hous e John Priestley, chemist, &c keeper Ronald Livingston, glass menu- Wm. Atberton, collector, water facturer work s 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 Louie Pedrone,jeweller, &c W. H. Lynas, brewer Sam. Thorneley, draper ' Francis G. Jones, chemist Thomas Husker, drap e r J oseph Roberts, ironmonger Wm. Halls, glover Joseph Earp, outfitter J. and E. Littler, tailors and Rogerson and Woodward, silk drapers m ercers Jose. Crook, Lord-street, tailot Jelin Pell, hosier James Dod, tailor slid draper Wm. Newton, bookseller Janice Wordley, silversmith W. T. Woodward, carpet dealer Rich. Thomas, tailor and drape r St e ph en Adams, bookseller Henry Thredder, tobacconist Horatio Lewis, tobacconist V.', Samuel, watch manufacturer Rich. J. Ncdder, hatter George Wood, wool sorter Wm. Davies, hosier Wm. Ahern, outfito r Thos. Lilwall, tea dealer Charles Pozzi, gilder Harrison Brothers, drapers Dav es and Roberts, woollen John G. Jacob, goidambh warehousemen Jr Carmichael and Co. drapers James Cooper, umbr e ll a maker Charles West, wireworlier James Richardson, hatter Henry J. Rattan, chemist Ann Doyle, hatter Rich. '1 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 rhos. Kirkham, provision dealer Sarson and Barrow, grocers, &c. Wm. Culligan, milliner John Ellis, tailor and draper T. E. Watson, outfitter Henry James, tailor and draper R. Bowdea, hatter Rees Jeffreys, hosier, etc Thomas Mactin, provision mer- James Appleton, householder chant Henry S. Richards, woollen James Lloyd, bootmaker draper Daniel Turner, draper Jeffreys, Davies, & Co , woollen James Bush, hairdresser drapers James Radley, flour dealer Henry Jennings, crocer, &c Chas. Lomax, publican Charles Barlow, hatter John:Smith, carpet dea'er Peter William.. linen draper Edward Howell, book-keeper Etches and Wilson, butche rs Thos. W. Sha w . i ronmonger John W. Kernan, butchers Chas. Sharp, tobacco manufac- P. Dougherty, perfumer turer Francis Haveley. chemist Edward Burden, tailor Elisha Leigh, glass and china- Joseph Naylor, hosier dealer Wm. Henderson, silk mercer Samuel Taylor Benjamin Woodward, merchant Charles Taylor R. Forrester, hosier Charles 'William Leite, furniture F. Woodhead, tea dealer dealer T. Clarke, sil versm i t h William Lloyd J. Bagahaw, cutler Thomas Wright - Lawrie Brothers, hosiers William B. Whitley John Sidney, silk mercer Thomas Whitty H. B. Roe, goldsmith Robert Loftus, provision dealer W. Spencer, trunkmaker Thomas Buxton, spirit dealer J. W. Eaglesfield, cheesefactor Hyam Levi, draper G. W. Swanwick, tailor William S. Longrieg, chemist J. Prise, druggist Robert Marrs, pawnbroker M. Brier, shoemaker Joseph Gorst, saddler James Pusey, chainninker Michael Carrigg, grocer T. Rigby, wale merchant J. m tn a e k s er iVlartin, boot and shoe-'M. H ainWash,essi: hatlritd manufacturercaler ~. William Wainwright W. Riugland and Co., proviaku James Quayle merchants John Goodwin E. Stewart, tob accon i st John Whittaker Henry E. Davy, leather merchant Joseph Blake C. Roberts, eating-h ouse keeper John Gill William Jackson, tail or Peter Roberti • Richard Jackson, b oo t maker Thomas Rovde Thomas Johnston, grocer Richard B. Potts, sawmaker Thomas as Lloyd , pears h o o n s! hosier bootmaker John Murray confectioner John Sheldon Frank Barrington, li censed vie. Richard Timmis tualler Thomas Deverill Sidney Briggs, butcher Samuel Brooke, victualler Ellen Morrison, confecti oner Geo. Bramwell, jun., druggist I James Nelson,G r.:en th cioier tobacconist Robert Highway, g r cer Julia H. I. Gyr e d & Co ., pawnb r oke rs Henry James Cook, draper Henry Hornby, spirit d ea ' er M. T ow nshend, draper j Thomas Taylor, tobacco manufac. Elizabeth Wilson, confecti oner turer J. Power, tobacco manufacturer G. Owens, spirit dealer James Oliver, draper Andrew M'Leod, spirit dealer Fuller and Ricketts, grocers I. Inman, watc:•maker John Jones, tallow chandler W. Redmond, clothier John Paunch, stationer Robert Clark, flour dealer J. Clegg, licensed victualler Willi am Hmileir , pawnbroker R. Allen, hosier and laceman Richard Woolley P o t ter, out fi tter William 111'Gowan, homier E. Hill, shoe manufacturer W. Platt, eatinghouse-keeper John Stokes, grocer John Saville manufacturers Thomas Bott and Co., watch Thomas Riley, smailware dealer Frederick Wil son E. Dix, shoe manufacturer Alfred Brown . Jones, shoe manufacturer William Leavers s a 'hos. Armitstead, clothes dealer Henry Kept Benjamin Soott, tobacconist Thomas Hughes Francis Beadlow Benjamin Bill Henry Haakayne oeorge Samuel Upto n , ; George Yates James H. Hassell , Agnes Ferguson. ontflttes G. Nickson --' David Kent and Son. hosiers Samuel Morris Arthur Litt! eiolan, ironionger William Teller co. pers aobert B. Dunneti; printer George Owens, foreman in water- John Grindley, butcher Francis Ellins; grocer John James Rose, draper Thomas Gardner, publican Robert Fairclough, plane maker Ben. Phillips, oil and eci'ourmar Anton Benda toy dealer 'Will am Graham,'grorer M. ltadc:iffe; shirtmaker James Robinson; leather dealer Anbeit Morri e , butchei . Boa - diilan, tobaeconirt J. W. Golding, irrnmonger ; William Thornton, publicin' David Forshanc baker John Balfour, provision dealer William Myers, leather dealer John Wright, collector ' Vernon Harding, ironmonger Morris Cohen, watchmaker John Barberry, tobacconist Henry Samuel Plocebe Thomson, confectioner Charles Bromley, chemist „ J ab S. Lightfoot, millinerj John Jacob 'lull John Gibbons, baker Mary Leathern victualler Charles Owen:bootmaker Peter Ball, greengro:er L. Heasley, licensed victualler John Harrison, dyer R. P. Jone., ironmonger William Sumner, gun maker W. Narlop, bu cher J. Sparke, provision merchant Macke and Gladstone, wine arc spirit me chants: Wm. B. Smeathers, ,hoe mann. facturer Barnard Levy, watchmaker John Garnigs, tailor and ,draper Charles Ratcliffei stationer J. Sewell, wat,h manufacturer James Flyn, printer Henry Cohan, outfitter Joseph Blain, stationer Archibald Glassford, commission nieratint Morrell and Wood Ward, agents Samuel Pligh, spirit dealer Thomas Balmer, spirit dealer J, R, Mottram, iron and bra as founder Thos. Clark, ship bread bake s' T. Clarke, tailor and outfitter W. E. Dobb, store dealer William Scott, chemist Andrew Bathgate, brassfounder J. G. Brown and Co. ; ship.biscult bakers J. H. Hind arid Co., merthants Joseph : O'Neill, bookseller John Jardine and _Son, mer chants Charles Verelst, architect James Aleakin, publican Cram, Powell, and Co., ship Joseph Bristdw Frederick Holnie Radek cVliiie William Cotter Willikm Scott, Jun., builder Wham Scott, gentleman John D ile, gentleman fohn Howitt, gentleman .ohn Arn stationer C. Co idington, bookkeeper H. Hoiden, bookkeeper -4. R. Gresson, stationer Roberts. pub jean G. Mitchell, publican J. Roberts, sailmaker Lawrence taye, gentleman G. Sp mcer, mechanic W. H• Lindell l'homas Shtw Edward Price, draper John Morgan John Williams Adam m.cieilan George Carroll ChatleS Booth George Wdrd Edward Malone Henry Bolton Joseph Massey +. B. Jackson William Cross • brokers and owners Richard Rigby, bread baker Henry Jones, bootmaker Thomas Williams, gunmaker Thomas gay, sluTchandler James Montgomery, provision merchant James Talker, ironmonger Caleb Walker, shopkeeper Thomas Bassett, gunmaker Frederick Dansford, stationer Thomas Hitching{ bunting fac- George Lowland, chronometer maker Seth Corless George Scott Thomas Pirks Edward Yakings vVllliam Stewart; merchant Thos. Cunningham, hotel-keeptr F. M. Tones, bookseller F. 2, , a!sham, gentleman C. C. Bew, builaei Thomas Bage, buildet J. P. Highton Wm. 8 an deli on os, Brown, and Co., ship. brokers, Henry It flax ►ohn Roberts J. R. Ovi;en JAmes Joned Henry Blunt Philip Wilton Charles Cooper, coffee-house keeper William Davies, coffee-house keeper Edward Mitchell. victualler ►ohn Wilson, plumber G. W. AlMan I. C. M•Oitrich C. M'Oatrich M. R. Moldenham J. Forber, watch manufacturer E. Hurst, gentleman E. Pearson J. Jones, capenter E. Beauchamp John Daniel, printer Thomas Afacartney, clink Wm. Win Stanley, bricklayer J Guile, iron moulder loch. Lee Edward Vaughan, warehouse- George Philip }lid Son, ata florets Charles maker man chronothettl. s. Debbington, v*ehousem an T. B. Farley, bookkeeper George Wade, jun., wholesale stationer Wm. Bridge, fa4oe Wm. Farrington, flour dealer Thomas Nodin, printer Henry Curwen R. T. Greetham, shipwright Lawrence Robinson,, dealer Henry Hoskinioii, blitcher Jos. Brightmore,:wheelwrlght James Graham, clerk Wm. Shone, wheelwright William Fowler. coal merchant Thomas Brown, cover Thomai NaY, airdresier Robert Buddle, Pilot Matthew Welch, painter Edward Dovaston, wheelwright J. G. Weatherilt, watchmaker Cohn Hunter, traveller Moons Ferguson George Smitton, bricklayer Thos. Hall Lightfoot, shipwright Robert Williams, tailor Joseph Parker, biner Thomas 'I hompson, smith James Brisk, joiner James Ail 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 Jr Bromley Thomas Weikel. Richard Gallagher Robert P. Jones William Peacop Benjamin Williams Geo. Howe, lieenied victtialler Louis Davis; tallof and diaper John Ward, innkeeper John Clusin, merchant John Steele and Co., opticians Thomas H. Sampson ,storedealer J. Gardiner, s' ip-bread baker Hugh H. Gibson, wine and spirit merchant Thal: Mitten; with 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 broad balsa r s W Morgan, brush manufa c t urer q * Harry, stationer W. Entwistle, broker William Dooley, giinrnaker 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 .1. V,ekere, licensed victualler Wiliam Hincion, cheese factor W. T. May, licensed victualler Thomas Dodd, glass merchant E. G. Haton, chemist &c Charles Regan, dining rooms I _ Samuel Millington, butcher James S R. Swinbank, licensed victualler William Barker Ed. Baker, licenked victualler Peter Seddon Sohn Mackey; wirnavorknr Edward Davies W. H. 44cob, laetrnaker John Barnett Patrick Reny, gasfltter Joseph Bartington T. Gay, grindery dealer &c Seth Backhouse, junr. W. H. Rankin, bacon curer John Co g ia n John Wilder, hairdresser Thomas Brown Thomas Fisher,tvictualler W. H. Clarke William Siks, herring house Andrew McCrann, carver and William Watkin, bustmak er gilder E. Tindle, glass dealer John Wright, house agent E. Ghandler, bird dealer Samuel Haddocks, veterinary W. Richards, gunmaker surgeon George Stintage, eating house rhomas Spencer. licensed vie- Thomas btirroWs, watchmaker tualler. • H. Hart, chemist George Fowleri coal merc h ant William Wild, batter James Phillips, flour dealer Sarah Ogden, licensed victualler Richard Willi ams, h os i er Robert Robe rtson, publican Caleb Bold, watch j rweller Daniel Webster, victualler Thomas Holden, painter Richard Edwards, plumber, &c David Jones, painter James Eeay, aaeotintant Thomas Shale - tan, provision John Parry, bootmaker d e ale r Thomas Britten, druggist Hobert Cook, scripture reader Thomas Sorten, Dale-street t homes Wells, brushmaker Thomas Derharn, clothes dealer John Mason, blokeeper Thomas Wignall Joseph Pritchard, grocer Daniel A Weaver, grocer Thomas Coniston, tailor Thomas Balderston, innkeeper lease C. Johnson, watchmaker Pet, Mutter, and Heir, clock John Singleton, cabinet maker makers James Wright, painter Thomas Lightbound, flour dealer William Henry Collins, brewer James Massey, Da'e-street R. W. Birchen. genteman William Hampson, grocer James James, bootmaker James Ogden, spirit dealer J. Leyland, commercial traveller John Walker, tobacco mannfac- Thomas Parry, grocer turer Thomas Wain, butcher George Willan, fruiterer Charles Mayall :4 Wm. Conway, brush dealer, &c James H. Roper Joha Bradburn, Jun., cheese Samuel Roberts factor George Newbrook • William Thomas, provision dealer John Fisher seller a k e, William Wiolfitt urm Gerard Honking, draper and A. A. Chudiey clock maker J ohn Griffith Edward Byford, pawnbroker Jo.eph Andes Henry Boote, grocer Wil am Shaw George Jordan. Alexander M'Aedy Thomas H att ow K e a l ne l , licensed victualler James P. Cook F. Morath & Brothers, clock and Will i am Hood watch makers Charles Smith Robert Little, wine merchant Charles Foden watchmus music c maker Thomas Hastings, saddler William Leggett Wm. Williams, hairdresser James Frazer John Scragg licensed victualler Richard S. White, decorator Henry Morris, butler James Denton, painter Wm. Lett, tailor and draper Samuel Seward, gentleman John Ackroyd. hairdresser John Beynon, grocer Patr stationer . William H. Harwood, teacher David Jones, grocer Boyston F. Boultbee, mtrchant Richard Clamp, trunkmaker Thomas Dunnett, gentleman Alexander Dewar, bookseller Samuel Tomkinr, gentleman Robt. Williams, glass merchant Robert Tweedle, tea dealer Wm, Harbridge, wine merchant John Garner, ironfounder W. Hetherington James Aahburner, gentleman Elias Evans John Briscoe, gentleman John Williams John Daniel, silversmith John Macdonald Ge rge Davies, wine and spiel John A. Capper merchant Charles Buxton James Black, merchant George F. Fisher Peter Atkin, merchant John Roberts William Priest, accountant Thomas Price William Tomlinson, ma - chant Thomas Moyle Thomas Fleming, merchant Henry Roberts Thomas Johnson, dyer Richard Miller Edward Prindiville, bookkeeper George Fawcett Joseph Wharrie, gentleman Edward Jones, mason Richard Greenhalgh, gentleman Thomas Edmondson Robert Cooper, mercer Joseph Wood ' A. E. Heath, chemist William F. Barrett ti Joseph Anderson, physician David Williams John Carmichael, merchant Robert Seddon Thomas L. Hodson, surgeon ' tea deal er H. Akers, engine driver John Robinson, William Lowrie Thomas Gilbert, tea dearer William Waugh • Edward Watts, surgeon John Storey I. H. Pyer, paper dealer Thomas Phoenix William Brewer. coal merchant Robert Evans Robert Cameron William Harrison William Holmes, tea dealer William Casement Hugh B. Macalpine Timothy Gore " Matthew Jarvis Andrew M'Clay William Butcher Cornelius Kaye ' ' S. Frazer, ironmonger William Keegan Richard Shaw, pawnbroker J ose ph Robinson, bookseller William M'Greg or Robert Storr George Jordan Fdward Agar, c o oper Peter M'Candlish Edward Bray, joi ne r . Th o mas Gerrard Thomas Jones Timothy Begot, joiner Francis Johnson Robert Molyneux, shopmaa John Wortley, j o in e r Wm. Williams, whitesmith John Duckworth, builder. &c. Richard Cropper Thomas Haskell William Rowlandson, timber mer- Thomas Dexter chant .W. P. Carson, surge on W. G. Herdmaa John Wilson, ship-carpenter James Rushton John Summers, fitter James Quaile J. A. Gillmore. s c hoolmaster Thomas J. Shaw Robert M'Clay, joiner Thomas Davies Thomas Jones Thomas E. Rudd 1 Timothy Kenny 1 Hugh Roberts William Backhouse . '" Daniel Ledson William Roberts . s ~e".;/ John Jones arlotte•et, Robe Alfrei Richt R. H awkins, broker :r. broke ad baker Isaac Fleich;;:bra' Arthur f. Robert F Bennett, merchant Pigott, ir erchant 'reliant broker nt'ema LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1856. Sohd : UndervVood, dariientet James Smithson dames Rankin John Gariztt Robert Bretland Samuel Lea filbert Abratiarr. :e Hurst ward VV,llLitis George C,aggs Dimes MAl 'Wade James Hammond George Walker, chemist Thomas Webster, broker Thomas Williams williarn Gregson Anthony Isaacs, guard Godfre Parry' Jame.; blackledge, 11.1llr cl Wet rtin, booksaler John Jon Robert Holt, watchmaker John Winti John Cartwright, printer John Williams, coarlismith William Phipps, string weaver Christopher gross William Fenton • Thomas Dalton, boot and shoe arehou.e Thom is Ibbotson, cutler, &c, Pdward Graham, tobacconist Jamcs Kidd, tailor roves, trateller James Porter, outfitter ndal Lorynler, rtrofes- Bei.j.lHyam, clothing manufac iguages and music - - William Ti George Cott, rcensed victualler '^. 77, Lord-street Matthew Cottam William Potter„ Thomas H. Williamson Thomas Watkins. builder Henry Pd rris, bookkeep e r' Edward Stephenson, tailor Wm. Clarkei reporter, Rerald Jos. Whittington, bootmaker Richard Holmes Charles Summer, clothier Jonathan Banks ' Joseph Hewetson, agent Charles D. Byford Thomas Downward, tailor W. Hetherington, bookseller, and Thomas Luut, gilder stationer William Cole, shell-fl.h manger David Rae, bookseller Henry Peil, 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. P. Bickersteth, rag merch an t tor John Pratt, 20, Brunswick-road James Cockeburn, warehouse- George Nicholson. accountant man Robert. Darning Nuttall, spirit William Hall, rope maker merchant Henry Cooper, gentleman Robert Jones Robert 11l 4 Kingern, salesman George Lindley, brewer John Bennett James If awdsley, 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 I-locker, bookkeeper Joslph Wilcox, commercial tra. Thos. Barton. sharebroker %Tiler Ar. Nagle, bookkeeper Edward Brooks, plumber R. Pearson, bookkeeper „es Fa r. urat, p awn b roker Thomas Gaskell, accountant 1 Thoadas Tattersall, corn mer- Edward DaVies, warehouseman chant Wm. Evans, woollen draper Edward Maxwell, warelionSe. Wm. Hall, J.P. man John Jones, accountant James Steel, cigar MannfactUrer Wm. Roberts, bricklayer W. Trench, physician Thos. J. Turback, s onemason David Hodgson, magistrate rhos. Clare, gentleman J. Gd Livingston, merchant - Thos. Smith, architect William Myers Rich. Fisher, merche t Benson Blundell, barriSter James Timmons, builder F. Shand, merchant Thomas Brown, marble mason Josh. Ru.sell, attorney -at-law John Rankin, shipwright Maurice Chas. Jone., solicitor Thomas Seymour Hart C. W. Reade, gentleman Wm. John Walls, book-keeper Alfred North Bell Williams, land agent William fiddle Wm. Jno. , Thomas M.R.C.S. R. W. Scott, M.D., physidiati Frederick Powell, book-keeper Robt. Edwafds. jun., merchant Hatmood W. Banner, accountant James Lowe, agent Thomas Myers, jun., commission Jas. Felton, letterpress printer agent John Grainger, A.M., merchant Thc" -- __ Thos. Sainsbury, accountant William Stokes, painte William Moss, shipwright ,s Hilton, book-keeper Edward Taylor, accountant Charles Barker, outfitter, &c . Richard Woolley, Wa ehouseman Wm. Henry Thornton, clerk Thomas, Hughes, accountant David Gos cm ---- Jardds Taylor, ch emist Thomas Richard Blundell Henry Johns, draper H. Seholfield, brevier William Pennington David Davies, joiner lilchard MetLalte, cc Thomas Lowe, accountant B. Bannister, tallow J. S. Clare, turpentine distiller William Jones. builder Thonlas Hodgson, stationer Richard Ashton, stationer John Mettle, cord dealer Robert Roberts, corn dealer James Hewitt, baker William Thompson, victuallrr Wm. Balshaw, warehouseman Joseph Pritchard, cooper Robert M Gowan, printer J. Davies Pritchard, cooper. R. S. Hughes, land surveyor M. Y. Colquhoun, wine merchant Jtilirts C. Mott, wine merchant Owen William=, agent George Smyth, agent Wy at Haywood, bookkeeper James Brownfield William Slater, bookkeeper Joseph 13. Corr William Wood, jun., pap.r dealer James Underhiii, accountant Robert Gill, cotton broker Thomas Bean, printer John Pritchard, pilot John ts iwbold, commercial tra- Richare: Woolfall, gentleman yeller Thomas Savage, coal merchant Sarni. Martin, insuranoe hrokei Jdhn Maddock, bookkeeper S. R. Graves, ship twner EdWaid Cdrlder, warehouseman Thomas Whitehead, reporter Charles %V Mains; ''-' J. C. Tunge, clerk J. K. Jevons, printer T. W. Brown, merchant's clerk W. Every, jun., merchant W. Heckle, whiter E. P. Swindon, bookkeeper S. Ransom, librarian J. Howard, painter T. Elliott, broker J. Proctor, printer G. S. Armstrong schoolmaster J Johnson, gentleman William Hampton, printer John Roberts. currier Hamerton Crumpe, M.B. George Wilson, merchant W. C. Haskaync, clerk JOhn Roberts, tailor .R. Venables, clerk W. Currie, herballist S. Backhouse, jun , bookkeeper A. Love and Cd., merchants G. C. Crumpe W. Farley, commission agent S. Mellor, collector Wil iam Roby, atto ney.at-lap 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, wateh mantlfuc- William Hall, bookkeeper tare!' J. Fox, bookkeeper Joseph Hall, victualler; Hy; Haddenbrook, gentleman Ralph Bug g i an i, w i ne and sPirll W lliam Davies. bookkeeper dealer John Graham, clerk C. and J. Gliham, hat rnanufac- fhomas Slack, cletk turers • .t. J. Broadridge, clerk • Henry Hope, clothier J. H Seed, agent George Stafford, jeweller, &C. G. Jas Paris, provision dealer Edward Allen, tailor John Stevenson, bookkeeper Samuel Blackburn, whllesillith William Pr ce, bookkeeper George G Yodfellow, bootmaker John M. Sadler, surveyor Edward Fisher, watchmaker Ireland 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 . hue, book-keeper Reason, estate agent 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 JOHN sTEwART, Mayor. of February, 1856. THE iEOLIAN HAT, (6 and 7 Victoria, cap. 65.) THE P ECULIAR TEX TURE, GENTLEMANLY STYLE, AND VERY GREAT COMFORT OF THIS HAT, REQUIRE ONLY TO BE KNOWN TO BE APPRECIATED. PRICES from 103 6d. NELSON & CO., PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS, 74, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE LEEDS TIMES. INCREASE OF ClRCULATlON—averaging from 9,000 to 10,000 Copies Weekly.' The Lantos Timss is now at the head ofall 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 GLASSES, &r, No. 5, HUNTER-STREET TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. ELEGANGE AND ECONOMY COMBINED AT MYERS', FASHIONABLE 'TAILORING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT , 72, LORD—STREET, LIVERPOOL. Gentlemen can save Twenty per cent. by hdv'ng their clothes made here. A scientific correct fit, and choice f, oat select Stock, of the most approved materials. N.B.—No Ready made Clothes kept upon the Premises. D. J. R. CAMERON ANUFACTURER OF CHRONOMETERS, IVI WATCHES and NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Wholesale and Retail-54, 56, and 60, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. TEETII. M ESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON -DENTISTS 92, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, and 15, Chapel-street, Preston. May b, consulted daily. London Residences: 30, Berners-s reet, Oxford -street, and 21, New Bond street. TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP STORE DE ALERS. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MANU FACTORY, for Preparing every description of Genuine OILMAN'S STORES, THE OLD BARRACKS, 9, DUKE-STREET. J. C. STIVENS & Co. are prepared to supply Bottled Fruits, Jams, Jellies, Marma'ades, Pickles in Casks and Bottle, Sauces, Mustards, Fruit Syrups, Raspberry Vinegar, Oils, and every variety of articles necessary for Ship's use or foreign orders, equal, if not better. than any House in the Trade. J. C. 34. & Co. devote their whole attention to this branch of business, and avoid the slightest interference with the Ship Store dealers. N.B. —A large stock ready for shipment, and every artiee bearing the signature of J. C. Stiveas & Co. is guaranteed of best quality. Thomas Travis, painter Jeffery. Morrish, and Co., drapers, &c . John Davies, plumber John Edwards. warehc lames ROi Campion, Thomas .1%, agh, chain and John Ward ironnic as Eiails, hosier PRICE td. ZZTcanted. WANTED, in a fi rs t class establishment, near Liverpool, a YOUNG LADY as GOVERNESS 'P , L. She :would have the advantage of instruction from the and be treated in every respect as the other pupils. ..equired to devote one hour daily to the instruction Terms, .2(3 per annum.—Address to Z. L., I first master: I of the junior pujiitt. • Northern Times office fro tit krt. TO be LET or SOLD very reasonably, a well situated Box in the Philharmooic-hall.—Apply to Box H, sg, Post-office. TO be LET, a BUTCHEh'S SHOP, in a good thoroughfare, Goodwill and Fixtures moderate, satka factory reasons given for selling the same —Apply at the Northern Times Office. SOUTHPORT M _ O be LET, fo r O ne or T wo M onths a Good FAMILY HOUSE, No. 3, Bath-terrace, Bath-street, containing Dining, Drawing-rooms, and Six Beds, thoroughly furnished, terms &s. per week. APARTMENTS. TO be LET, a well-furnished DINING-ROOM and two or three BEDROOMS, in Peel-street, Prince's-park. The use of hot, cold, and shower baths,—For address, see reference list, Northern Times office. BOLD-STREET. T O be LET, an extensive SHOP and Premises in the centre of Bold-street, on the best side, with PI Ate-glass Window, and fixtures complete, well adapted far a large drapery or fancy trade.—For particu'ars app 'y to Messrs. Walker and ACkerley, 55, Church.street. TO be LET, at 21, Netherfield-road North, a very Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with GARDEN both back and front. The House contains two Enter. taining Rooms. four Bedrooms, two ex ellent Attics, Bathroom, Kitchen, Scullery, two Lower Kitchens, Cellar, and all other con veniences. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises. On c,alr KENTLED GI Stock always on hand. IRON. WILLIAM F —A large and - well-assorted Also, BALLAST (Pig) Sweeting-street. 14 1 Cheap, a Useful Brown COB ands high, steady in harness.—For st, Northern Times office. ono. MO be SOLD 11014 address, see I T,OANS,from £2O to £2,000, at Five per cent., extended over three years, upon Personal or any other availab'e Security, with or without lite assurance.—Apply to Mr. GOODALL, •14, Tarletoo-^' ,treet, ( COMPANY. T OANS ADVA l _j_ £5OO, on ar ,gory, 39. P 1; or to John dliT from £2O to ty. Bills discounted. )n, 87, Lord-street, Liver. es - -street. Manchester. LOANS OF MONEY. THE LIVERPOOL UNITED GAS-LIGHT COMPANY will BORROW a limited SUM of MONEY on BOND. in accordance with theiprovisions of the Acts of Parliament incorporating the Company. The Interest will be paid Ilalf-yearly, and th e B on d s ma d e term !. nable in Three, Fiv e , o r S even Y ears. at the option of the lenders. Offers to be made to Mr. 1121,11 LY &ram., the Treasurer al the Company. Gas-offive, Newington-stree, Liverpool, 20th February, 1856. THE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE JAMES' & CIIILDRENS' SOILED BOOTS AND SHOES, W. COLLINS ON'S 114, Top or BOLD-STREET, Has commenced, consisti , g of the following, which are oircrect a: such an immense reduction In price that must ensure a ready 27) Fairs CLOTH AND KID WINTER BOOTS. 315 do. CASHMERE AND KID SUZMER BOOTS. 5) do. COLOURED BOOTS 300 do. HOUSE AND WALKING SHOES.' 80 do. BLACK AND WHITE SATIN SHOES TOILET AND HOUSE SLIPPERS. 300 do. CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, N.B.—The above are almost exclusively W. C own manufac. The on:y re ,son for them being offered so very low, la on account of their being a lb tle iLiled and misfits, which do not (except in coloured goods) affect their intrinsic value 124 (Top of) BOLD-STREET. 9190 ~...,„&.,...., MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the mutual reaction of non-conducti on and vapourisation at 212. Pahrenhelt), with all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1840-51-54 and 185 s, including their Gunpowder proof Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure) , THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT. MILNERS' PIICENIX (212 a) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the most 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, 6 and 8, Lord street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, City.— Circulars free by post. - 1) L. JOSEPH, 42, BOLD-ST , LIVERPOOL, • RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. THE STOCK SELLING OFF AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, CONSISTING OF SILVER PLATE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ELECFRO-PLATE GOODS, DESKS, DRESSING CASKS, WORK-BOXES, PAPIER MACRE GOODS, CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS, CLOCKS, CHINA, BOHEMIAN GLASS, AND ALABASTER 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, WITII 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., 43d., and sd. per lb. ; Lump Sugar, 6d. and Grid. J. s'l ONER doe,t 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 less. Soap, 3d•, 4d., 4id., and sd. per lb. 4d. per dozen allowed on the three last kinds. Coffee, lid., Is. Is. 21., Is. 4d.. and rs. 6d. A Mixture of Chicory and Coffee, 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. Sd.. 35., 3i 6d., 45., and 4s. Bd, per lb, Prime Lump Butter, Is. Id. per lb., good Irish Butter, I. per lb. Good Flour, for Is. • excellent d i t o, 6 Dm% Is. Meal (country made), Pea Flour... Indian Flour.. ...... Thirds d 0..... Rice do lbs. for Is 268. Od. per Pack, 245. rid. ........... g.6d. Home -cured 8ac.......... ......... 15s. 6d. be, 7d.7, ' on Cheshire Cheese, whole y , 41 the d. sid per lb. 'l Treacle, 2d. Good Bread, lid. per lb. A General Order of 20s. in value delivered free ithin 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 LIEN RAL TERMS. N.B.—The Public ar e respectfully informed that they can obtain the Northern Times 17 eight o'clock every morning, and .on, the Northern IT eekly Times, every S aturday morn i ng b o f publica at Mr. P oo l' s . Moor-street ; Mr. Stoner's Burecough-street an d Aughton-street, and at Mr. Hudson's, Neville-street, SO U l'H PORT, by nine o'clock each morning. 1000 POSTING BILLS PRINTED FOR 50s. BY CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, 19. SOUTH JOLIN STREET, LIVERPOOL. A CASE of FINE HAVANA CIGARS, Just taken out of Bond, price 28s. per lb. BRAND, LA U. J: ATHERTON, 83, LORD -STREET. CHIP BROKERS CARDS, Printed in TWO COLOURS, at lIALF-A-CROWN a HUNDRED, by CHARLES WILLIK ER t GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, l9, South John-street, Liverpool Brymbo Coal. 'THIS COAL, f or w hi c h an A d m i ra lty C ert i f i cate 1 is given, supplied in quantity by T. S. Sweeting-st., L HANCOCK. iverpool, and Morpeth Dock, Birkenhead;