Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03 00:00:00

NOVVNIBER 3, 1859. A....„ ......_1. .. e.± Li,.. "'" ablishc (1 dedly the faStiolls, ------......._ „, .... . ! • • - r general t; there- AIG . H AND GREGoRY 52, "` Lord- y g, have received, and are now exhibitin g their 12n4 ~.., ' 4 MANTLES, JACKETS, SHAWLS, &c., to -.----. " 4 =ch they respectfully ins itO attention. :ND. lt and G. also beg to-draw the attention of th e i r F riends and the Public generally, to their STOCK of F 1 ..ra RN S - -.S, which is very superior. - • -,-......... , 60, BOLD-STREET; 'LIVERPOOL. 0 31 )IST, - ‘ - ‘7 - A .it m : CLOTHING, ten danee, E c 0 ...N•••` AT THE 01 11ICAIi . CLOTH" MARKET ----- 8; PARADISE STREET. . . FWD. PARRY'S CELEBRATED EURY PILOT CLOTHS. d diseases PARRY'S FRENCH" 'NAP WITNEYS. n P u ' P ARRY'S iWOOL-DYED BEAVERS. ote., d PA RRY'S VELVET-PILE COATINGS. abtiu te P ARRY'S WOOL-DYED SAXONIES. i.. P ARRY'S STRIPED AND .NIIXED. TROUSERI.NGS. ,4 01 P ARRY'S CHEVIOT TWEEDS. ~ r 11 "; ,ing P ARRY'S CHEAP LADIES' CLOTHS. • . he ' l ' a .na , bil ity us 4-4 RAY'S CLOTH M.ARKET, oPeosirE 214 "111:E 7 Hivz. unie r° _ . LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS, '''' iete e ,- t 8, PARADISE-STREET.- ' 6n3 guar ; e 'orb , -._____ .• rimy c li '' o. TIIE, FAMILY LINEN DEPARTMENT. fr n ger . fe o SOILED TABLE LINEN. T 3 .. .,./.1:11 .R. ANDERSON AND' 'SONS ' iv 11,.. , Rave laid out for l y ' - ' . SALE a considerable L o t o f SOILED h ich, TABLE LINEN, in :es, s : 1 440 NAPKINS, TRAY CLOTHS, SINGLE an d DOUBL E K ., e , d ho i: l - ie DAMASK CLOTHS, 11P, fi e ' ' IN ALL SIZES, WHIO3 THEY ARE SELLING OFF , ler " - ' -'ll AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE. ,„iit le ace .- 01 N.B.---Prices ar e mar k e d i n PLAIN FIGURES. tlieln - 45, - 41 T HE FAMILY LINEN AND GENERAL Ic tition c FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, , . .‘,._ F. 6 tioi'`,. c g'so ', ' 42, 4 !. and 41, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ' ed -- ---„, 5.. 6n7 Ire in 's IS if 0 100 • on. 4 0SIERY AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. r ellic t ( o- , .11 / ANDERSON and SONS have much -ell, .., ' UP , • in the attention of Familis 0 ~,..dofe e 1 0 )'''' h..-41 others pleasure purchasing inviting WINTER" CLOTHING to their 1 ge and well-assorted Stock of , re k e . 1° ,11 ' 4 WOOLLEN; MERINO, AND HEAVY COTTON i i at 11 ' , 61. . bse e ' HOSIERY; IN SOCKS, STOCKINGS, ! i o _ e t. p ~,.„ SINGLETS, DRAWERS, &c., :- , t ... "It LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND , R uh' Al l , • - CHILDREN'S USE. 'le P in , , ° to' s ' RR .. ...„,or ° 1, W -N, ari New d every s description SCAßLET of PLAIN CRIMSON and .. r ee it.v. , 1 p 0 'Aley, HOSIERY, for the present Season. c II OIG - o f LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S CHAMOIS 1 ,0 1 8 le , ' Wt/ .. . 5t ., UNDER-CLOTHING. Dis b „, tte t , ra, SAXONY, & LANCASHIRE FLANNELS, fre' - t io as 1 ...2. 4slDO of -auies' wear, of fine soft texture and quality, cite ' 9 04 Gt3',(l:'"antageously bought bathe month - of May la -t. : ho itil e o TiIi T LP , IIEN'S SHIRTS _MADEORDER. ' be N .orl' il FAMILY LINEN, HOSIERY, AND '. .. 1.6'1' 42 4 FLANNEL WAREHOUSE, 4 _-----/ • ' ..3 AND 43, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. LAD/p, • , Au vs ' UNDER - CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. D. St 1 " recent Patterns in Ender-cl o thin g , a n d th e sP itl:4' so° tilproved Shape in, MORNING WRAP p ERS, . sof P er bale • Tjit , , TOILET JACKET*" &c. - tria l :. 0 1 - „"r , A COLOURED MATERIAL FOR WINTER • if.si? r I D PETTICOATS, IN TERRY WINSEY AND pON' o e r ,lo QUILTED 'SILK, ' il di', tba t e ffect /qt,t y, . As well as the latest Improvements in e l -E STEEL JUPONS, FOR DAY AND EVENING • lev C . k a „ ' WEAR. • • • ' slolciP ' be seen, in great variet in the Ladies' Show ItesP eel' y, cure' 42 Rooms, at R. ANDERSON AND SONS', • golf , 4 4 tin 3 ►til , 4, 13OLD-STEEET, LIVERPOOL. ior t ' r° " 1 LINEN, BASINETTES, BASKETS, &c., kept x constantly on hand, 'and 'made to order. ' a 0 ed . „ 011 a re 13 . , -.4lie Showrooms for LADIES' UNDER-CLOTHING L/f3 l" O e f h ustle stairs, quiet, retired, and removed from the In d b o t lf ti f %ve l e 'of: bUslness, so ' that Ladies' may give their La - 0.1.°A, -s with every degree of eomfort and convenience. in , ' ,ieli" 0 " ---,.,_._ 6n7 isor iS ' , DEPOT SPECIAL. id era a o- ~,'' „ ro.n tar.- r e f t oe * q . • 2: , tTi . ' , , ~,,,,- 10 2 4 1 ift s --- -J. - 1 .... N . _ ther A e/ i a u o t:J s peed. ~,„,- W /';.: FIN--s ... Iw, oq° KID GLOVES, 444P\ q) ,0 ,1 ! 0, %., •z, 4',.. 5 .n e pa r, % t ut "4 1 _____"- ' '''' - ` t ALL USEFUL coLonl sh. %1 g.. 4) then" " ' an ---.'- ' ---- - a ld the most eklieate -. t 6. . _TAUV I E :IN • rye' oese : etS MAZAGRAII tj ' hen the' ° i Ti 1 c COLORS c .„1,01 I s 4 'S & JUVENILES' P Eons, 0 . tt 4D lcb, GENTLEMEN _ y g e.,,,, ~tv variety. , eionsg' s id -----irgsSilhil. - L _, e.aP BEST GLCO. , '. S Fays Se -1 ,-, ", As m Nags. rn allY, '''.l \ ~ Ladie s'........ 2d. 6d. _„,_. Lc blooety Eti Led 1 1 °I - t.,. as Gentlem en: . 34 : ~,,,,„..- a , Church st,y_-_-, tt the "t o and ), awl ,roug- .. ____ 0 , . ,‘„ , ,,,,,,if --,, POUR GANTS-J 0 T.TVIN. espec.'.fee 1" in eilliP 4,4 4 •DIES' FELT HAT S. 6d.., of saf ir '' THE REGISTERED SHAPES. ..• , P °' eve' , I G. .A N. D H. L EE, .---- ' .1, 72, LORD-STREET. 24n1 " ,a rt, Ati or V ARISIAN NOVELTIES. . ; he v eroi )4. G. &H. LEE, 72, LORD-STREET, - - w" icOt t i, .. t t iv, ill' e o 5 44 ' 1 ounce their return from Paris ; and; having made tO dl 'gle o l. A 0 A i 'itSONAL SELECTION OF ALL THE NOVELTIES, IN l'Z \, 31 119 , cti -ETS, HEADrDRSSES, i li es trk t. i i FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES, ° oleo il 'e 0 ;1/ 6 3 AND E ‘,„. r . 40 " . ED"'MUSLINS, O'er f l e' 0, c es , fr ° l . i, s 4 To ‘,.. THEY WILL BE PREPARED, , re;; iF.',( --4)I tROW (WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER 5, S Plr etcl A 1,, T WITH rer . . i lbir ti E NTIRE NEW S'TOCK ot i r, t 2, to 0 tr ee - N sstr •IN 'ALL THEIR DEPARTMENTS. )I[C • - 78ja2 fe , fe' ;fill re c i, so and LADIES' BAGS. fell the ' 4 1-181' ?a /el'''. ~ l re ceiveda Large Consignment of LADIES _ . I ts u' al - BAGS l t , r ated , la - au „' ~ , I as , - fil p l eat "le New Shapes, at unusually low prices. 5 a 'l', (4, ~,.. S., ADAMS, an 0 . -t- , ..............! ..1........_ . p.p .,..,. 5 I ta ,isf d 'l4. STREET, OrrOsfrx OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE. ; tte ll- 011 . ) PI 14 EN'TLEMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY tidal t r ceiPtii P OR It ESTE, re aig ic • GENTLE.EN'S SHIRTMAKER & HOSIER, R 1 k 4 — Y i_ , 4 C 4 T1..1 . , , , m , .., - 651.1CHERCH-STBEET.. :4 1 'l3l lil l l.,t m ' t ,N S LAMB'S WOOL SIIIRTS...3s to lOs Gd each. 1 ' 'if' ( Ik k kt At . L ,'N'S LAMB'S WOOL. DRAWERS 3s 9d to 8s 9d „ r. I'i' I ;TI,L NI V'T'S LAMB'S WOOL 50CK5......10s to 18s per doz. Nl' P 0 4 4T,LtN 1 . L ,' 24 : 8 LAMB'S WOOL STOCKINGS 15s to 36s „ on # ee t !,o l , 4irj,t 4 'N'S MERINO SHIRTS 3s to Is 6d each. A9PA li ttN i t'N'S MERINO DRAWERS 4s 6d to 7s 6d „ ;Y ee "`"' N 'S MERINO SOCKS lOs to 18s per doz. , .hee l bt'd Si NO CREDIT GIVEN. n- c i r 1 1 1, 61 10 E .TO THE PRINTING TRADE. 'PIN 8 c M 4 GHT E, (successors to i t OEN- 1 ,, CRARLBS WILLXPR,) 1 44%1 - 4%11 , 0,17AL jR e IN c T u E te RS an AND STATIONERS, y work for the Trade with favLr e ed, with neatness and <l, : 1 1 11 ,11nerati ICI prices. SOUTH JOHN-STREET despatch, at. E 14 LING 0F F 1 E THF. ENTIRE STOCK OF sd " Y-MADE CLOTHING th e b Ni e 4 l 44, w ERSENSKY & CO. beg to inform co Liverpool and Cheshire that, owing to the — ' 4 g down for town improvement, they are SELLING OFF 3 Tao at 14. 'os $ Age . OF THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF -"Y-MADE CLOTHING IMMENSE SACRIFICE. 1)--.441 d o A ppo *ty for buying Winter'Ciothing • - . WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL ? iii' ll t l2 4S have been awarded to BRADFORD'S Moen v i - ASHING MACHINE, during the last six teniber 20th, 1859. A tolerably correct preof of y• , . • OPpi,,,li O MAS BRADFORD, PATENTEE, mt N't -, ` - ', Ar - CATHEDR AL STEPS, MANCHE T 11 O R R B- THE QUEEN-ET, SALFORD. and price free by post IEST WORTLEY FIRE-BRICKS PRESSED WHITE BUILDING BRICKS, TILES, QUARRIES, FIRE-CLAY CHIMNEY TOPS, And PATENT GLAZED SANITARY TUBES. A=pply direct to the :Manufacturers, THE FARNLEY IRON COMPANY, 91, RENSHAW-STREET, I VERPOOL ADAMS'S TWO SHILLING PRAYER BSOK, Bound in VELVET, w RIMS, CLASP, and 'TABLET 63, CHURCH-STREET, (OPPOSV ILEY'S O CIIARLW GENERAL WILLMERO economic ng of Co n- and-at the other deseriptim :ting, at equal! OLD POSTOFPICE-PLAC: DRIT . SHtS, TUBS BASKETS R ALPH'S BRUSIT, AND 19, RANELAGH-S' ?ERAMBULATORS in RALPH'S Impro J 0 H H o w DEPOT 9 AND 13, , CROSS•STREET, NHEA MING and REPAIRINu by fir - cab variety. CHURNS, BEEHIVES, &e A R D PIANO-FORTE, TIARMONIITM, CONCERTINA, FLITI'INA, AND UNIVERSAL is London workmen 4S K - E - T - WARE - 110USE MARKET-SQUARE, LLIS AND 60 NT SITTe Manufacturers of PA BELFAS' Liverpool Office and Warehouse : 14, STRAND-STREET, (East Side Canning Dock.) n 2 SCISSOR SHARPENER.—" 'rue Lawns DESIDERATUM." SHARPEN your SCISSORS b y ROGE RS ' PATENT LADIES' SCISSORS SHARPENER.—A new and beautiful invention, by which every lady can easily keep her scissors sharp and in good order. Seat free on receipt of Is. in stamps, H. AITKRN v 83, Fleet-street, London,•E.C. THE LADIES' nventiop is p most iRPENER .the work tabl, L scissor-grind( dy to becom ay be had, post y Herald: for tw GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in th Royal Liundry. The ladies are respectfully informed ;e, and oth aced. N'4 WotherspoOn and Co., Glasgow PLATE, WAT ORNAMENI HENRY 'ROBERTS to exec G R I FFIN style, and &c. co A. N D LETTERPRESS & LITHOGRAPHIC ENGRAVERS, STA?' MINT BOOK MAIN 'HAM BUILDINGS,_I3, SOUTH LIVERPOOL, which Offic, Thesi 'utmost desbateh guaranteed Catalogues, and other Work, Id from a sing (plain or in colours), exec 1 in t of ci lowest remunerative sea., of Commercial, General, and Fancy moderate rates. CABINET : gh she has e has found AND UPHOLSTERY Furnisli FURNITUR QUALITY it t be considered as ALL the MUSI FOR MOI APPR .s all the co: ~ S. BACt the Ma RNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ad most economical lamp that DELSSOHN, B THOVEN, MOZART ness tf were eat: present the ' and ,* pra Scotland, I the m ghout the IJ that of their opponenta, and fortunate apathy which had neglected, the ra would hare b, tendency h: which have tak or Ayrs well as PRICE. BRABLEY.BROTHERS •educzd the LAT LOW as ca be done without injury to the FORMER. A •visit to the CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSES, BOLD STREET, LIVER POOL, and ARGYLE STREET, BIRKENHEAD, Will be much mere convincing to the Purchaser of the advantages offered than any quotation of Prices. ' The IaANISECEi) STOCK consists of, almost every requisite for the Cottake or Mansion, from the most luxurious to the simplest requirements of domestic use. BRADLEY BROTHERS, LIVERPO O'L AND BIRKENHEAD J T -W. REFORD HUNT CHANDELIER, LUSTRE, AND GAS-FITTING WORKS, 28, Ilexo'vEl The La:ge3t. Assoynlent of thee - BTHRET aost essential Articles in the Provinces, suitable to every situation, to the mansion •om the Cottage Contractor for every description of GAS LIGHTING, PIPES, and FITTINGS, For Home,or Foreign Orders. WET AND DRY GAS METERS AND REGULATORS. Swplied after Test g at the Public Office REj.ATRING, RESTORING BRONZING, AND LACKERINO J. WREF ORD HUNT, 28, liar ovor-street, SECURITY TO EMPLOYERS. • T HE ALBERT LIFE ASSURANCE AND GUARANTEE COMPANY grants. SECURITY to Em p oyers for Commercial Travellers; Clerks, Agents, Bookkeen- ers; &c., on reasonable Terms, with or without Life Assurance. Liverpool Branch Offices-20, NORTH JOHN-STREET. jas HOLME & M'LAUCHLAN, Local Secretaries. G. •8,. BELL, COAL AND CANNELL MERCHANT, 4 A, DUKE-STREET, ' NEAR THE -CUSTOM-ROUSE, AND TOXTETH PARK HOUSE, SHIPPING, AND ENGINE. COALS. G. R. BELL SMOKEY CHIMNE S CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL SMOKEY CHIMNEYS EFFECTUALLY CURED KITCHEN RANGES, BOILERS, and GRATES, of all descriptions FIXED and REPAIRED on the most improved principles; HOTHOUSE FLUES; &a, by S. SMITH, Formerly 6, STANLEY-STREET, REMOVED TO 48, CABLE-STREET, AND 38, ISLINGTON, N.B.—A large assortment of Chimney Tops always on hand from 10s. gd. upwards. 52dee24 THOMAS LEE, (Late of the Liverpool Times,) and H. NIGHTINGALE, Son of the late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chroftiele, and for the last eight years connected with the Liverpool Mail,) NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS AND ADVERTISING, TELEGRAPH, AND PASSPORT AGENTS, SWIFT'S-COURT, 13, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Local, American, Australian, and General NetCs, Market Reports, 4-c., furnished promptly and on reasonable terms, and despatched either by post, rail, or telegraph. By Her Majesty's HENRY 11ENRY H. HAZARD, 44; WARMING, VENTILATING, /4, AND 10;,,K51.6k4 DOMESTIC ENGINEER, 1 914 12, ➢iOUNT-PLEASANT, LIVERPOOL. Royal Letters , Patent. Manufacturer of every description of. HEATING APPARATUS, COOKING RANGES, STEAM KITCHENS, LAUNDRY and WASHHOUSE APPARATUS. HAZARD'S PATENT WARM AIR APPARATUS, for • Churches, ,Chapels, Shops, Schools, Warehouses, and Dwellings, from £lO upwards. HAZARD'S IMPROVED HOT WATER APPARATUS, for Public. Buildings, Dwellings, and all Horticultural Erec tions. HAZARD'S IMPROVED GAS HOT WATER APPARATUS and PEDESTAL. COILS and RADIATORS. Dr. Chowifes' Patent Syphor Ventilator, • Wallaces Fatent Dash Washing Machine. Sole Agent for Manlove's Patent Hydro Extrador Wringi Machine. Patent London Mangle, with Iron Frames DRAWINGS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN. EFFICIENT WORKMEN SENTITO ALI, PARTS OF TM KINGDOM. TOBACCOJ.IOBACCO!! TOBACCO!!! CHEAPEST IN LIVERPOOL FINE CUT (in 1011). rarcels) CHESTER CI 3s. Od. per lb 3s. 6d. „ GOOD CIGARS (full Lwow) (Sell for 2d. each.) Bs. Od. „ PETER BATES, 45, T I T HEBARN-STREET (Near Railway Station) OR FAMILY ARMS, 'CREST, or PEDIGREE, send to the R oya l Heraldic Office name and county, and m hree days yon will receive a correct copy of your armorial bearings : plain sketch, 2s. 6d. ; in heraldic colours, ss. Tracing pedigree, with the original grant of arms, to whom and when granted, the origin of the name, &c.: fee, 10s. Book Plate, engraved with arms, 10s., or crest, ss. ; crest, engraved on seals or rings, 7s. ; postage, is. extra. w. CIILLETON, Genealogist, 25, Cranbourn-street, Leices ter-square, London, W.C. ' mwf ADAMS'S TOURIST'S WRITE\ CASES in every size and quality, completely fitted, from SE. Sd upwards. 63, CHURCH -STREET, LIVERPOOL ATARR YOUR LINEN WITH CULLETON'S PATENT ELECTItO SILVER PLATES. - The most easy, prevents the ink spreading, and never washes out Initial Plate, Is. ; with directions far use, post 6 -- Name, 2s. 6d. ; Set of Moveable Numb 2s. ad. ; Crest, 55., -T. CULLETON, Patentee, 25, Cranbourn-f square, London, W.C. Bewa re o f imitations 5 tree tor st treet, Leio LEE AND NNIGHTINGALE Are the authorised Liverpool 1t,,l porters and Correspondents London Daily News, „ Express, „ Morning Herald, „ Daily Telegraph, „ Morning Star, „ Evening Star, „ Record, „ Musical World, „ Colliery Guardian, Liverpool Mail, Bradford Observer, North Wales Chronicle, Manchester Guardian, „ Examiner ai Times, ' „ • Advertiser, Birmingham Journal, Daily Post; Glasgow Morning Journal, Chester Chronicle, „ Courant, Wigan Examiner, Canadian Associated Press, Clyde Bill of Entry. Electric and Magnetic Telegraph Companies. ADVERTISEMENTS . inserted in the London Times, Shipfiiny and Mercantile Gazette Lloyd's List, the Gazette, and other British, Foreign, and American Papers, on the most favourable terms, LEE and NIGHTINGALE having Literary as well as General Business Conneetiens with some of the Principal Newspapers in the United• Kingdom. LEE AND NIGHTINGALE, ADVERTISING AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS, SWIFT'S COURT, 13 CASTLF a-STREET ads are often su ~x 1 Lando AND GENERAL treet, I to him 'in the he lowest possibl ended to M 'G I 3 I E, PRINTERS, :OVER JOHN-STRI S, JEWELL all ord NORTHERN DAILY TIME,S. London News, July 19, 1851. A long and interesting report on the Products of E. F. Langdale's Laboratory, Editor of the Lancet, will be found in that journal of Saturday, January 10th, 1857 AGENTS WANTED. PRIZE MEDAL LIQUID HAIR DYE.-ONLY ONE APPLICATION, INSTANTANEOUS, INDELIBLE; HARMLESS, AND SCENTLESS. In Cases, Post Free, 3s. 3d. and 65., direct from E. F. LANGDALE'S LabbratOry, 72, HATTON-GARDEN, LONDON, E.O ,ductions of modern the RICH • FRENCH MANTLES T CRI P P S begs to solicit an inspection of his fresh arrival . _ 13 L A e 'K GLA C E Now so much worn in Paris ; also, to the fresh Novell MANTLES, JACKETS, AND SCARFS also bog! of the Ma, of MANTLES suitable fo 'tment has di NI 0 IJ The selection of the Silk, the application of the Crpe, as TICE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, -Illustrated by a Special Scientific Commission from the A copy will be forwarded for twe stamps. mwijlyl6 of the graceful and and Sts RNING 1' DRESS WAREHOUSE, MEN T JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor. THE DRESS DEPART CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, Desi; Exquisi FRENCH MUSLINS, -BAREG S, AND ALL THE GREAT TARI TY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GUINI BALL AND EVENING COSTUME RAVELLING AND WEDDING . DR.ESSES AND DRESS ESTA3BLISHMENT, NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES, EACH, IN GOOD TASTE AND COMPL7 ZTE DEPARTMENT • DRESSES MADE IF REQUIRED. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 S: 16, BOLD-STREET. t7s IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITH- S TREE T, PARK-LANE. JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-assorted STOCK of BAIL, HOOP, SHEET, and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, & c ., Wh o l esa l e and Retail. • JOSEPH HARRISON begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the ei extensive Premises,_ 70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, FOR THE SAL E OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, general satisfaction 38 6d per dozen. 5s Od per dozen. rotn 22s Od per dozen. from 38s Od each. frofn 6s Od per set. from 12s 6d per dozen. from 10s Gd per dozen. from 20s Od from is 6d to 60s. from 2s Od to 50s. from 15s Od g; Locksmith, Whitesmith, and Range Manufactory WANTED 1 -PRICE. ELECTRO-PLAT ELECTRO.PLATED or iTICICEI DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS TABLE DITTO DITTO LONDO' D TEA URNS DESSERT ER AND 801 , Set of Three Kxrvas, balanced hand] OVAL TRAYS, IVORY TA: DITTO HASTE FENDERS FIRE IRONS SET OP SIX OVAL DISH COVERS THE PARAFFIN OIL LAMP. -- This is the Wholesale aaa Ltailders' Ironnion D R A P E PATENT PLAN n the OPERAS both for VOI' THE CLASSICAL CATALOGUE conta Vat ,t iss. ... T, P.. 4, ALL THE NEWEST MUSIC AT HALF MAKERS, TROVATORE, TRAVIATA, HUGUENOTS, ROBERT I /lABLI 56, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL A'N D S 0 N'S, S, &c., as soon as published ;, SATANELLA, VEPRES SICILLIENNES, DINORAH, I THE . LIVERPOOL POLITICAL DEIIIOIsT That Saturd4; STRATION pub:, was, accepted s the constitutional declaration of poi .y shown that, in - the 1 opinion in th, metropolitan Press,: the c .e sensible and m 3D! we are p. faith rifomul a fertile :he measures out of offi W. AIL the ,1S •" This littl as it will Indeed and PIANO-FORTE SOLO K, S. EEKLLER, &c., & CHEAP EDITIONS of all the OPERAS, both for VOICE and PIANO, BEETHOVEN'S SONATAS, WEBER'S DITTO, MOZART'S DITTO, RENOK'S WORKS, MENDELSSHON'S LEIDER OHNE WORT} VERDI ALBUM, PSALMODIES, CHANTS, &c ALL MUSIC ORDERED from LONDON Charged the same as if is STOCK 'MUSIC FORWARDED TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY on the same terms, on receipt of P.O. Order NEW 6 OCT. COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES FROM 20 GUINEAS, A LARGE SECOND-HAND STOCK TO BE SOLD AT A. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE W. P. DREAPER AND SON'S, PATENT PIANO-FORTE MAKERS, 56 . ! BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL DISCOVER'Y IN TEETH. BY HER MAJv,rle3 ROYAL LETTERS PATENT A NE w VULCANISED ARTIFICIAL Lave the honour to inform their public generally, that their arrangements ARE NOW COMPLETE for working THE ABOVE VALUABLE PATENT, FOR WHICH HER MAJESTY HAS GRAFTED ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Attendance Daily, from Ten to Seven, at their Establishments 134, DUK,E-STREET,, LIVERPOOL, (Directly opposite Berry-street), 33, LUDGATE-HILL, AND 110, RGENT-STREET, LONDON Also at their Branch Establishments, where one of the Firm attends regularly. ....... every Monday TESSRS. GABRIFT jl numerous and the WARRINGTON CHESTER ROCHDALE WREXHAM' IOLTON .every Tuesday.... every Wednesday .every Wednesday .71, Sankey-street. .3, Pepper-street. 138, Yorkshire-street Zion House, High-st. 43, Bark-street. 110, Standishgate. .138, Lord-street, .High-strpet. .every Thursda, WIGAN SOUTHPORT ' every Saturday, BANGOR, N.W the first Monday in each Month CARNARVON, N.W. the first Tuesday in each Mont' WHITCHURCH, SALOP the first and third Friday SHREWSBURY, SALOP the first and third Thursday in ~ LANCASTER the second and fourth Thursday in each Mon,- ULVERSTON the second and fourth Friday in each Mouth KENDAL the second and fourth Saturday . in each Month WHITEHAVEN the third Monday and Tuesday in each Month Messrs. GABRIEL (from being manufacturers of every speciality appertaining to the profession) a. charges in proportion to quality lower than those usually charged for the couunon quality—thus at once for paying fabulous prices. To be obtained only at the every Friday each Month ach Month Watergate-street ,48, High-street. ,71, Castle-hill. .Soutergate. ,Fishmrket. 14, Loather-street. .enabled to supply ai C;*' 1 .3 4 DEIPTAL ESTABLISHMENTS DUKE-STREET, 9PPO.ITE BY LONDON-33; LUDGATE-HILI y 7 sTREET ; AN D ye Numbers particularly ESTABLISHED 1804. LIVERPOOL, 11 O, REGENT-STREET C 0 • A I, ! • ! COAL 4 3 , C 0 A L QUALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS, R. J. NODDER, HATTER 81, CHURCH-STREET, Begs to intimate that his arrangements are now completed for the Season, The newest Fashions in every description of BEAVER and FELTED HATS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, and TRIMMINGS, have now arrived, and R. f. NODDER respectfully submits them for approval. 6tths E T /THOMAS LIT,LER _L s of BEST OR It ELL AN has D alway O a T sup H ply E the ß WIGAN COAL DELIVERED IN TOWN OR' COUNTRY LEEDS-STRE INDIA RUBBER AS A BASE OR LUTING FOR TEETH, OURS Old-established DENTI AND . 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And he is now able to been rewarded by cordial 'harmony, and so spreading their. inituel gs and hearts of the country, that ever their opponents they now pi section in Parliament. a majority c How, then, is this recovered positior Lord Derby anticipates that his a .swer 0 tL which we have mentioned as applying Crown, of the position of the country and of the dignity of Parliament i• considerations make it inexped: that we sh cession of ephemeral. Governments, acq' office by narrow majorities, and exposing the QUE to a, perpetual change of persons and. prir alike to steady legislal a at ho - mt, and to a here identical with those of the country. " ays the noble earl entphatially "it cannot b of that party that fc called upon to form a government, without sufficient strength third time I should b oe prematurely to maintain itself against all attacks and against all combina tions." What, then, is required to prepare the way for a more successful effort ? It is that the country should take tI upon itself; that every man should remember he has a duty to perform, and should perform it with all his might, se' that, by a combination of small exertions all over the face of the land, a great effect may be produced, and the result so shown► in Parliament as to allow the Conservative chiefs to resume the service of the Crown without any anxiety at the precariousness of their tenure. The examples of South Lancashire, of West Kent, and, let us add,. of Ayrshire, must be imitated far and wide, and an end thus put to the vacillating policy which has so long excited the anxiety of all who confide in Parliamentary Government, and reverence the Br sh Constitution L'IDEE NAPOLEONIENNE (From the Saturday Review.) Those who wish rightly to appreciate the position of France, and to calculate , coming events from the shadows which they fling before them, will not simply base their speculations on any mere estimate of . the character of Napoleon 111. To d. cern the motives and to read the hearts of those whose career lies spread before us is a task which no human critic can adei quately accomplish. Alen do not always move in planetary circles or ellipses—they often drift through incident and cir cumstance at the guidance of impulses, which. vary in p T h h a e s e Emperor strength of eptohamsesbiitnnhaanrtolouitageh'un'oefvldyiscovere4 qualities. He is a man of a complex nature, full of hidden Springs and s ttinhr ee tene r n e lF t sirtt f he O ne r 'c c ha e in : fid : swi f teli: w ico hlh we know nothing till they begin to stir. If he has his years of callousness, he has, it Seems, his hours of emotion. He lies a life of irMi self-control, strangely broken by moments of interinittent 'enthusiasm and outbursts of all a Frenchman'iaentiment. We know that we have much t o apprehend from a nature that does not shrink at crime, but we do not know with any certainty what to fear. We sPek to analyse the individual whose destiny is so closely interwoven with our own, and we see only a central figure shrouded in an We • gain little by the atmosphere of mystery and intrig• scrutiny, except some feeling of vague presentiment and4in definite alarm. The man is dark and wenty years Napolc enthusiast with of with the book of 1 Lserutable, but he has a system that written was a dreamer, and he has Ile.has promulgated a As its chani- of hostility to the Governments the looked-for -day arrived, and & gold( opportunity ther show th tatesmanlike views enuncia rues in the late; Ministry. rule of been endorsed and adopt Lord Derby, we ha' the subioined extra Evening ( ipwards of a centary dist judgment, Scotland. • Among many tes soundneso Measure in dir of the c cplleagues on, and owed t 'he cont ations 01 made by the ly and his collea• ased to find that Live body, ha monies borne 'by Dws laid down by ting attc bject in ti if not th Leh has briety and sound- a at Liverpool on the late Adminis- t into the Con- It to a ieral election lace in the al party, ,by uoug-h to secur [tad of whi aulatory term these more de fell to him of consummating each lie castle of theory. The visionary Of IRam is now upon -the throne ofFran, Cave has became Ibe our lot to suff the blindness which sa' 1, our child tiout pro: triumph of dogged tenacity andd you had his book—you 1 forewarned; why were you The key to the method of Napoleor realite ti idea, aild a Ca tude as the res With . the truth 0 not concerned. It is sufti that th, In the history of the 'founder c Tlids/frophet of the his natio Should if sight, this will naturally ou were I 4& Napo- asty, the from it ons ' we are :tion to know ous idea which Napoleon 111. considers to be the only adequa' of equal import) other. There a z empties two things iry to the nd the The only. the "I ," regeneration "—of the - Continent by omnir neane: but upon these concha 11 n'y a pour la France qu'u: ye, un principe, un viOteme ou la pain avec tous se by, the pr and thong what unsoph aced Englishmen would imagin not signify has its own• esoteric- inte The term united at anty any con- It belongs to the rays -3t upon the profane. It her polit broad, as to be' unbias ideration of the strength of her n e ighbo . • urs. It means that the .vurable equipoise ay she pleases. It does side to not necessarily mean war, does utean a French 1111, IlegemOny. 'The slightest affront to French vanity, the can' Interference With French policy, and -this independence , a disturbed. It is shaken by the energetic . movement of a Continental balance must be held in such fa'v that she m scale which but 'ranee is not the centre, it is lox i words when we say tha' ulepend Ihis claim to the emp. them a It must, be c what it weight which passibl ty to which proved r country, ye Power's stood aloof and witched,A d Napoleon closd alliance Ni spurious popu eloquent man, :tering exfsr Lord Derby 1 to c had wo: for the welfare of 0, she not do for her own i lenee ?" Al'ether r expiated by more blood unoffending It may be that I great idea which then was tyr Gallic Inqependenc on that the on, the Duke s of office in the occasion. Of. th, just pride that Ives U in the feel- concen- Emperor the safes, Which pro d, Austria, By slow 3n of the wag a, bold- A second 49 of ancient-friend- finally vi g rule of French policy the first words of the Imperial conqueror, on his"return, which rang,through Europe,•underStood imp uninitiated, were addressed to France, IC h at :would )f 181.5 is an essential 0.64. For 'gotten, or may be lan . the lives of an .ch dignity will be. content with silently replacing on its pea, But it is may be (teemed .r victims have yet to be y developed, or be rincipal is equally An armed man Prepared y wish tO ie has laid say for us may be al sky so Abroad, A lugc can p it only in prccesa of (] creed teacho him to clear his way about him v path we may not cross, • aid w sword. We c fight for honour; he would do haft enthusiasm of his [ny—some po' chance collision, in anctstill is laying. Acts which are a ric Glaverunie Men cane. With t 4 . t0 account? I excitem thing is certain. ; the are con -+_.____-. THE SCEIILLER FE ould see a sue- g and holding and country pies, injuriou It cannot be," unclouded as to lead us to hope for qtue., _Ats are sick, and nations distracted by w— and huddled together in expectation of a coming Jinni -Able celerity, her population on the tip-toe of France is arming against an undeclared and un- seen foe ; strengthening her sea defences, launching new ships, forging new thunderbolts, gathering herself far fresh efforts. ;ts of confusion and 4•. ~.vacaiLVli VF AUSTRIA.—The Emperor. Francis Joseph is evincing a good deal of interest in the celebration of the Schiller Festival. Le Nord says the reception given at Warsaw by the Emperor Alexander to the Archduke Albert, the bearer of the overture of the court of Vienna, was most ceremonious, formal, and cold. ANGLO-SAXON ANTIQUITIES.—An extensive and very interesting discovery of Anglo-Saxon antiquities has been made by Mr. Akerman, secretary of the Society of Antiquaries, during the present autumn at Long Wit a sword, spear, &c., was ex h ume d b y labourers skeletonne k a r dniog A wg b ni i no n g g ft. o d at o h n tem . b ea l fno t i,u a nnt p eod p aga e met a tib r ho s enerr t s h tw a oi t ft h a s b ot o mh u e t e t u e cin n o tb y toag ears oes near the entrance t o th e, v ill age.. The circumstances of aa t e gs n oh l: i a et m lhde: b engaged gi in the ev. Clutterbilek, that gentleman obtained possession of these relics, of which a description was communicated to the Archaeological Institute. On a visit to Long Witten ham, in March last, Mr.- Clutterbuck, at the suggestion of Mr. Akerman, was induced to excavate near the spot, the result of whi c h was the finding of more s k e l etons, uaries, com mence d a systematic showing that the locality had evidently been the burial -tAkerman and ground of an Anglo-Saxon population. Acco r di ng l y, in the autumn, Mr. Akerman, with the consent o f t h e exploration oowf nt the er °S land,foctihe o tey fothf ntiq eA and by the directi on o f the Council spot. Guid e d b y long experience in cra°.rnacotber of the interments, which are of two distinct kinds, the tareisneeadrc abundanthes ofthis ev d id e e s n cr ev i e pt o io f i . i ihe M nature ure one by cremation, presumed to be the older rite of burial of our Anglo-Saxon forefathers; the other by in humation, or the burial of the body entire, the males with their weapons, the females with their personal orna ments. Among the former are nearly a score of iron bosses of shields, a, great" number of spears , and knives, and a stord.three feet long, the blade straight, broad, and two-edged. The spears 'are of various forms and sizes, and were found even in the graves of boys. In the graves of the women were found a great number of amber and glass beads, .brooches of various forms, and toilette implements, hair-pins, the whirls of spin dles, &c. These objects are very significant of a peo ple among whom- male and female relationships -`w ere- distinguished by the "spear half" and the "spindle half." The urns are very numerous, amounting 'to nearly 50. They are of black pottery, and, many of them are marked with an ornament which distinguishes them karn the eartherh vessels of , the ancient British, Roman, and Romano-British periods. The skeletons wer e of large and robust men, some - of them being of g igantic size and in a remarkable state of preservation, every bone being preserved entire. They were deposited in rectangular graves, av eraging three feet, in depth, ... and had onne , ply been covered with tumuli, Ali: 3 and the plough at a later period. evidence of the early occupation of LA, Thames by the Anglo-Saxon.invaders and conquerors. The relics are 11 . 0 w i?l'London,:and a report on thenwill be •read to the Society of Antiquaries by their secretary at their first meeting fez the session in are interestin, fertile valley of th( se present month, if of which We do but borrow his own in the character cif hereditary that Lovii'Napol a maintains He would blot .0 from the day of Waterloo till the :day of tend R in the fa, he regards ave made her she once held. n of ian undoubted Ld autho ed. The awards a and ca,r- B ROWN & P O L S O N'S PATENT CORN FLOUR. " This is superior to anything of the kind known."—Laneet. Obtain it from Family Grocers or Chemists who do not substi tute inferior articles. Packets, 16 oz. 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