Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCB. Dutchman .t of Meeanee has Mr. G Happy Prir Simpson, a Harpenden. as gone into o: -Bimpseri's private trainer to 11. Combe, ~, - now engaged an the same capacity by Lord Strathmore, taken the large house arta stables, situated -on' the '1 the proper of Mr. Itegers, where he has in - t Worcestc - Whal W. Cha Esc , a 3 yrs ; Baloon y out of 1/tienstonecial _ Abdales engagement as private Ariiiaer to t Earl oftetland'is'at an end, and his Lordship's 'horses a temporar he care of head lad Lord 3tiinifo4ll-a;en )f The Speaker, Tact with from briog kicked by a mare 'on Weartesdavl t) be 'destiO-v We are glad to state that those , dangeron. rifle galleries—will not be allowed on the race tour Ascot dn - ri”- , h- -" nnusemen Ipproa g meeting, ought to 11 as those ,tw it )ssess a vraa mess for such amusement 'can enjoy It to their heal content by joining the numerous rifle corps in course formatim. ..—At the county cou on Monday last, was tried the cause of No' ich was claim for .'£2o, the amount pai , he Silver Cup - run for at the Thiferdshire Hunt Steeple Chases in .. March, 1858 Cup was the gift of F.. J. - Pearce, F- hn'ORTANT RA CIN Thane, 0 CAITEE v. Sheldon. Iv'l s for t .and t entrance fee fevied £2 each, and theie being 1 Plaintifr - won the ) and £7, he dnm 'entrances =minty upon only receivi rmaining 4 rail to r m he hroulzht present action rules did not state that the the Cup, and a copy of :BA defence itvas contended that trance •money was to c,..3 :We ' ,ondon was ha to the - ju dg finally adop support of thi3 view, which his H nd dismissed the Claim with costs. of the claim of the ( Derby tool n 3 wner of to the secoud'i. after the race for the Oa. ~rnoon, boor Duke of Beaufort, the Hon. AL- ...oils, Arthur 11€ cote; Esq., and C. 11. Carew, Es q ., the stewards of meeting, in Mr. Dorlin!'7's office, at the Grand Stand. The jockeys examiner: were William Day, S. Rogers, Charlton, the former of whom stated that, being on upper ground, he distinctly recognised what was before h and testified in-favour of Marionette's claim. _ His evidel was further confirmed by S. Rocrers, Who maintained he v second, and by Charlton, who dep ose d t o G. O a t es fi n i s hi • colt, and ier of them" saw the winner the Glenlu ' G. Oat was called home with the I did notrespond, haiing, we believe, return e on Thursday morning- before the prote Stewards -asked Mr. Clark for I was entered ; and th. lunge tuereupon saia tnat tne eviaen exactly corroborated his own opinion as to the positio of the horses, he would-net persist in 'his original decisio and further expressed his belief that'Marionette was entity to second honours. Tie explained"- in extenuation of 1 error that the chair was only a - foot from the ground, height by no means fidecimate-rightly to distinguish a lar field of horses, and -Marionette being on the lower grout the difficulty was further increased. 'He also argued th as the winner won by half a length, and a nec k eat separated the second to a length dividin the fourth from th Promis, rLand (On the upper ground) completAv Sam Ro - who 1$ the - lower - ground, he was nce at the colour, and fror .sory e latter s hp h.".#' of his judgment , when he pl Iso informed the stew two year a •A 01,1,1 if,. I% he complained of the T , sent Chair iu. tt 4tew one,' ana appealed to the Cie] whether he (Ur. Clark),hatl not drawn up The present *box is altogetk of the Course, plan for the alteration - runner increased by the near erection tof Barnard's Star opposite to the' post, the crowd on which materially imped the view. LIVERPOOL PO. absconded from ar officer Rigby said LicE BEFORE 1 - ,NG OUT 'LLIGEIVC2 --Satur*t, in g wontrn, named - was charged with 'haying North-street, Park. 'Dete;ctive , die 'hoard that the girl had 14it the noun taking wan hera.vaantity of property belonging_ to He : got •fror .and recovere d th e propsrq. Mrs. `citron of the house said, 'the -girl had otiths, and had conducted lacc-self well In reply to Mr. Mansfleldthe witness said, females eafter , ronsining a certain time, anit ,- zonducting •. Jane Siddy, thy: been there for s ;oulcl properly, 11.0%, were providec er, take the girl back bridew ell keeper, th appeared, Robert CoI the girl had 'Or Parry manded for the tannEny.---Gtorge Davies, land, John Mitchell, Elias 'ere brought up on a charze y A • tity of iron taffies apps oneiand ilOnginn ed for the pro,, favies, and Mitchell were charged with Upon this, Mr. - Dorlinn• ' undertaking toreet a new eh and to remove Rarnari's Stand some feethack, the Stewm pronounded le following' decision THE DRRRY STAKFS. "The Stewards hereby declare Marionette to he a second horse in the Derby Stakes, and. that Ticket of Leal , *as placed secondi by mistake. (Signed) C. H. CAREW. In accoroance with this decision all backers of Marionett for a place win; and holders of his ticket in 4 ` entitled to the seconkl Ariz sweeps HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGTKENTS On the 11th ult., at 6.30 p.m., Cireassia out of the Twc Year Old Plate at Newmarket First Spring Meeting. On the 26th Precious Stone (dead) out of all hei On the 27th ult., at 14 pan., .geatrel out of her Ep engagements On the Bth 'ult., at 9 a.m., filly byTandy out of-ittti4c Gnatcatcher, Lady Lambkin, Maid of th e Mi s t, Cr, Little Peggotty, Sweet Treasure, Bilberry, Certainty, Atalanta out of•the Oaks. On the 28th Howtb, by B 4 9 man., Fingal, Maid of - I;,e 3 iy out of Simon 'Tture's dam; Moose ;worth, anE , Gift out of the. Derby. fit., at 9 a.nt, Weasel:out of all hicEn Greystock, Killin On the 2^" ngagements. On th Cup. .---, t., at 9 a.m., Underhand out7ofithe Er wromessral On the at 11.36 45,m., Artevelde7oulof engagements this year. On the 28th ult., at 4.15 p.m., Coxcomb, Than& Syracuse, ,and Roussillon out oftthe Derby: On the 28th - tilt., after 6 p.m., The Poet. and Table out of the Grand Stand Plate at Epsom. On the 30th ult., at.. 9 a.m., %.fazzini, blackmail, 11 Merchant, Commodore, Don Cossack, The Lark, Mourarl Magic, May Morning, Birdbolt, Benbow, 'Babbler, Ha foot, The Squire, P re di ct i on, Argus, ' King .©f Algiers, a all of Lord-Glasgoorshorses out of-the Derby. On the 30th ult., at a.m., the frown Bess. Coalitil and Miss Whip fillies, Mrtvourneen, /iterryMay, Boomerai Nicosia, Lizzie, Conjeetnre, Amethyst, Margamt Bruce, a Olympias out of the Oaks. On the 30th alt., at 9 a.m., Patapon, Fair Maid of Ke The Rap, and Lord Glasgow's colt out of rthe Woodc Stakes. On ,, the 30th ult., at 9 a:m,, Brother to Bird on the On the 30th ul Stakes. Blackinai On the 30th ult., at 9 LJI., Shuffle o engagements, On the 3 30th ult , at 9 a,a Stockhatn out of engagements, On the 30th ult , at 0 a.m., top Iferchscrt oat a Brighton Railway Plate at Epsom. On the 30th ult., at 1.40 p.m., Essay out of the Oal On the 30th tilt at 1.50 p.m., Al Mr. Grativi.tle':: h, out of their Epsoin engagement_ On the 30th ult., at 2.20 p.m., Harraton out ofthe . Dert On the. 30th ult., at 2.50 p.m., Alec, Peace Pr4. , clainu and Shamrock so Green out of the liqzby. On the 30th ult, at 2.50 p.m., Shamrock- so Green al Heiress out of the Oaks. On the 30th ult .at 4.40 n m TToir et „e ,n 1 . engagements at _On the 30th ;dish out of it toth•nit., at 5 p.m., Woodman and Bracken of the riurdie - 12apf, P”;,1 On the 30th On thd ton, „ at 6 Miss Finch out of the OA at 6 p.m., all the horses in - Mr. Merry 'crby. name out of the On the 30th 11.1 t 1 Ascot en., )n --t-he 31st ult., at 9 after 6 P.m., T. P. Coo Epsom a a.m., Wesi Derby. , On . th: On th ❑ley out of th 3ls ult., at 8.15 pan, Roo)nek out of the De . 31st ult., at 3.15 p.m., Fiado u out of all its_ engager On tl ail inst.. at 9 Scylla (V 4 FRIEND OF THE MAX IX •TIiF. MOON sh iir l Tice order. A. M. wil Irgin,g• a Conunf'sion of five, pex cent ffi oeo, Liverpool. ,thief in a garret •like an hone:-A ove, doing wrong. ;ATTIC WIT FRICK-HEADED Deing worsrea oy oia.ney iuitu ` - ook revenge by exclaiming, "If I had a so n I,efid' ivas. (di I - ifii9t, by Jove I'd make him a pseson." "Very probably," replied.'ittnPY: tiq your f4Tler was of a diff er e n t op i nion. " '• • in an argiunen SPOR 28th " . BEAUFORT, IL J. Rous. William Parry James, of ()ii , strf.s( cation. Mr. Elm& 1 . 1 Mfr, f ones, w tton or trie property. Mr. Raffles "opened thefacts, which we have already pub- vice ctsirino• the week )it is not necessary to lie called Officer Laycock, who mer evidence. Patric.k (detective ()facer) his former evidence. John Prophit, a xamined and said, he saw Copeland an first time. He took a bundle the folkwing Wedue , zday week. treet, said he sent ith in Summer:, d's, in4Jhadwiek-street, for the with Copeland before. of " cottons and pins" Is to supply witness with the iron. John said; Copeland engaged a cellar from him for 15d. i'se brought hoop-iron, square and round rods to bring loads in a donkey cart, the name ) brought there. the last witness to Copel Never Shad any trausactie He ordered m ess to make 3 a wed on wnioh William ter, said he knew the prison( ..wfio employed him three months ago to drive i coney cart. He was a t M r . J ames ' s place, n Oil-street ill the . merr at'Mr..James's:used to fetch him to take load Knew Parry to be there. Took away itchell, Parry, and .. Cepeland were there Get hoop-iron (twelve bundles) from them, and Copelan, told me to drive to Lydia Anne-street. Copeland wa ' , lre before me. Left it in a cooper's yards, but doll' Pointed out the yard to the officer ...act •it was Mr..M'Kenzie's cooperage. The wit ss went on to state that, some time after he saw the car -4,7.5. t James's. The was loaded, and Copelane to a cellar in Trueninn-Q+,-an* --A -- 1 it'll ,on, a c way from it know the name and un Jn there. Went with another load to the cellar. at Lvtlia Anne-street, and Copeland was with him. and * Mitchell were always at James's ,stores. Went t Oriel-street with rod iron from James's, which was gir Ivcr Parry. crml . . oadei Was twic a cellar there, and to the officers. To Mr. in Bluck : The iron was ..rxing hours, and I did not suspect anything, as ..as dare above board. The witness was also examined by Mr. Cobb. A boy named Cassidy was examined, and proved having darted for Copeland to two or three places. Dennis Slyue proved having purchased iron from Copeland. To Mr. Black : The witness said he knew Copeland . foi some years., and as a respectable man: Mr. Bealier, 01 Scotland-roed, said he purchased iron from Co"-' four tims' pOinted it taken - iu To Mr. Bliick : The iron was not price. .Henty 'Draper, wheel wr i g ht, o f V aux ,ad, .puchased an anvil from Copeland for X 2 Mr. Smith, from Mr. James's stores, was examined "„and,ke-pt the keys and entered all order: Parry wasi in the hnrilr of May of anythin he complainant where she got friends who Fall runs thus —f‘ Received by cash. froni Miss Saint Ledger —; from White:Coat ss; Bob £1 10s ; The Fairy 15s; Frank 10s ; the Little Gent. (twice) £1 14s ; Annie's' favourite 15s; the Unknown 15s; Rastham 7s; Tom 15s ; the captain (twice) £4 ; ditto £s'; Jemmy I.os. His Worshin I suppose, are your frier. ,ve you the that that w . 4.ltian has receive( mi if the ca. Lail), uibp - dUell.ll, coral proceeding, And I am sorry to find (rs in Liverpool. lAre order this wom wen up to her, at *nee. The Mo. urn, s property •ot into it in the 1 exhibited sor p such a row that half--a-doze Gm the court, hut if she ha atmet, the phances are that si TTON I Iramoned for a breach of tlke local buil _ding. ; act, i le the cornices of his premises in Tithebarn Stephen's-lane, project beyond the prescribe. M'Goman- appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Duk .t itnebarn-street, and 18 inches in stated that he had given the defendant e error t on tl t was being co :pitted, it 30th of May, he 44 served _..,..ewlands, borough 6negeer, ave evidence as to the projections, and conferred with Mr. Ellison the archi. A. Mr. '..Dnke contended that ' the notice aot valid, and that the defen - ciiint had, acquired a right I W; ILC~iI ti( and tect, Wash to:th o is A so t m th ew e - i c m on t c d l iff us e i e n e o t f fr tl o l m e c t a h se e , ono brought before Mr. Mansfield, a short time ago ; in that oase'there waS a olishepl and set up. It Was hepld ind•stone that case cornice, com that the eted notice • AlthePgh the notice was brad, tIPt it I,W an wos had, she - rci Holm( repeat( ay. mere is no entry on the '1 to Copeland, nor did Pam, Mitchell was under Parry I the - identity of the iron found IT ye me any money thai:JdaN The warm by the police and .other officers were re-called and said, Mitchell, in ce, denied knowing him, and said he:never Several other cases were proved of a like icription, and the prisoners -were sent for trial. The case gainst Jones -and Roberts, the wheelwrights, who were barged with 'having received the iron, was then gone into, rid the evidence against them was the same as given on 7hursday laSt,,and published in our naner of Frifinv Th. preeen tw him bef L out four fOur hou rs , -in consequence of the cross es-and the speeches of the learned The prisoners were committed for , but on the application of Mr. Cobb, his Worship )ed to take two sureties in £lOO each for their ,tnination of uttemen, at 6 ppearance BEFORE of R.S. 'g. .ND T. D. Al IT T , T. , '- -•-c .1 .“1, • -- inargaret unimoned awoman.nained Mary Moore, for havin g illegally etained certain p r op er ty, wear i ng apparel and other things, 0. the value of .over £lO. Mr. Gluck was for the -_• , • laughter, of Mother Eve Id-like lo remarkably black hair, optics, and pearly dents. The indant was 'a .regular giantess, twenty stone weight at ist,lVith a face that would shame a full moon—although at the tallestwomanin Liverpool, s h e is the largest and leaViest in the good old town, and 'yet her body,. without any crinoline; would !have formed:a-race course for juveniles to run - round. The - complainant stated that she lodged severaNdmes, on and.off. with' the 'giantess Moore, and paid her 1.5 . 8. a-week, besid es o th er perquisites; she left , a short time since, after paying,•as she swore, the uttermost farthing, and demanded her ditas —which meant gowns, and divers materials appropriate • for ladies. Oh, yes, when you says Mrs. Giantess Moore, £26 14s 1.02 d —the threefarthings bein the balance of _a soda water pay me particular item in Miss St. Lede iemurred 4o the claimaarticularly Action. to the three farthings, ,nd alleged that corgi/ gentlemen, whose names shall Lereafter appear, had more th an re i mbursed the aforesaid boore, by giving her £26 aO 11d, being a farthing more [lan the 'dresses and other things were-wortil, or came to. The rejoinder to'this plea was that the large lady, Moore, had paid certain and several 'medical doctors, surgeons of physic, apothecaries and chemists, sums of mosey, varying from tenpence to three times that amount, on account of the fair St. Ledger, -and until these sums,logetherAtith the cost of some crinoline .and silk velvet capes,- were•recouped, the clothes now sought to be recovered were retained. The complainant swore,she did not osve-thelig woman a farthing piece, but the defendant had procured-a woman (now in the box with her) who iv,-as a first rate accountant, and-who, for a bribe from Moore, ihad made out an account against her (St. Ledger) without giving hertredit. Mr. .Bluek then proceeded to cross-exaraine the complainant 'from a 15rll that Xe held in his hand. Do you admit one crinoline'? Yer. 4-nd a pair of cuffs, s sadmit a pair of gloves, a 3z 6d, and £3 15s for vel Y vet cloak, and £5 - 16 s for brocade dreg., and 26s for a bonnet, and 13s for a pair of hoots. I admit all these, but she is over paid for them. Do you admit this item ler a doctor ? Yes, I admit that for a , . doctor (loud laughter) ;_ large. fee that !•ohably it was as mnch as he deserved. was thes handed up to Mr Hol nitted by tine defendant that she His Worship as urns nz ration d to nil, and some C. vs most infringement of the act of parliament, and the notice being bad, Mi. l'ilansfield dismissed the information. If the cornice in this caseltad been finished on the 15th February, C 0 P E doubt the HAS' AN very pi FOURPENCE ,AN OUNCE, 27, LIM STREET TRY IT 3 xbth amitstnunts. Positively the I Harrison Royal El at the Theatre-Roy N. 8.—800. Theatre, being the ( W. Harrisor THE NORTHERA I IMES, WON :TUNE 6, TOBACCO R.. 31 , 081 N SON'S, ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQITARI First Night of the New, Grand, Romantic Opera SAT A N E L L A. Mr. W. R. COPELANI) has great pleasure in announcing that he has succeeded in effecting as engagement with the PYNE AND HARRISON ROYALENGLISE OPERA COMPANY, For Six Nights only. This justly celebrated Com Pally, perforthance of English Opera (during the late seasons at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and Royal English Opera House, Covent-garden, under the immediate I patronage of Her Most Gracious Majesty and 11.R.H. the Prince Consort) have called forth.umptalkfied praise from the whole of the metropolitan:press, and have for twenty-six consecutive weeks fille&the above theatres to overflowing. The Pyne and Harrison Royal English Opera Company includee, amongst others, the following celebrated Artistes : Miss LOUISA PYNE,, Ma. E. SEQUIN. Ma. HENRY CORRI, Ma. GEO. HONEY, MADLLE LANCIA, Mr.. A. ST. ALBYN, MR. TERROTT, Mn. BARTLEMAN, Miss THIRLIVALL, Miss MORRELL, Miss CLARA MORGAN, Miss B. MORGAN, and Mn. W. HARRISON. CondUctor •• • •• • The Band and Chorus selected from the Royal English Opera Company. - - NOTICE.—The Public are respectfully informed that, in com pliance with numerous requests, the time of commencing is changed to Half-past Seven, in order that the Performances may terminate before Eleven o'clock. Sis Nights of the celebrated Pyne and sh Opera Company, they having to appear Birmingham, on Monday, June 13. surveyor it first, then there rule - would have applied as Mr. Mansfiea plied , on that-occasion, and there would be vas no a tactzt conruitted by the building snrveyor which would have put the highway board out of the court. The ligh way board,'however, did not seem to him to have acted in ground' munner in this case, hut when there was a prepared for the comic tim to be completed at inotice was given verbally, and somewhat ;eously, amL the assurance that; w given by the archi- tect then; in connany with the owner of the property, seemed to satisfy the highway board that everything would be done that was - required. Such, however, was - not the case, and it was perfectly clear that a broach of the act of parliament had been committed. The defendant Was bound over in his own , recognisance in £5O to alter the cornice in Xortnight. -Notice of appeal was given. PUBLIC MORALS TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES Po me, and I have no doubt it hastalso been to others, a pleasure to notice the attention news paper proorieters and editors pay to the protection raid improvemt of public morals generally, in their column appropriated to local intelligence. in Wedne , day's impression, I observe your report. or notice, of Mr. Curry, the Coroner's, remarks while alluding to the death of - two women, through, or by, excessive drinking, in-which he publicly stated that eight out of every twelve cases which came before him in that court were the effect of the excessive use of strong drinks ; and then follows a few general remarks, by way of indirect reference, and inference, &c. This reminds me oft, case which came particularly under my - notice, many years ago, upon which occasion, although I was but a mere youth, I was summoned to take part in a jury. The case was this. A sailor had died in a public-house, under the following cir cumstances :—lle had become intoxicated, got up to dance, was quarrelsome, had fallen down, it was said, and died. Well, the jury were talking the matter over, and were going to give the verdict, " Died by the visitation of God." I don't know, Mr. Editor, how far you or your readers may agree with me, for I did not agree in the opinion of the jury, and con tended that, although this might be so, still, in my opinion, the man died, or had killed himself, or had been killed, by the influence, example, power, use, and license-to-kill law enactments of this country. Can any of your readers tell me how far I was right, or, if wrong, put me right, upon the principle of equity. Surely somebody is to blame, and will be , held responsible, for the evils arising from the use of strong drinks. Pray observe, I say, the use, and I might add, therein is the gefm of all the evils connected therewith. I hold that it is impiety to charge God with man's own acts and deeds.—Yours, ONE WHO THINKS THAT WATER IS THE BEST AND SAFEST OF ALL DRINI AND ACTS ACCORDINGLY Liverpool, June 4,• 1859. THE man who ate his dinner with the fork of a river has teen endeavouring to spin a mountain top, GOOD TITLE,—A New'. Zealand chief maintained that he had a good title to his land, because he had eaten the former owner. A WESTERN editor 'was paid by a subscriber, last week, and was so overcome that he has since been unable to attend to' his usual duties. 'Twas too much for him. A FEMALE ROBINSON CRIISOE.—The Chicago correspon dent of the New York, 'Times supplies that journal with the followinc , story :---In 1856 a Miss Richardson, of Cleve land, took passage in the vessel of a r e l a ti on f or G reen B ay , where she was to be married. During the passage the officers and men became intoxicated, and during a gale the vessel washed on an island in Lake Superior, near the 'British coast, and north-west of Isle Royal. The captain and crew leaped overboard as the vessel struck, and Miss Richardson and her cousin (the mate) were about to follow, when a spar from the broken and shattered mast fell to the deck, striking the mate upon' the-heady -and-instantly killing him. Miss Richardson's courage forsook her at this awful sight, and she sank insensible upon the deck. When she game to her senses the storm was dying away, and the vessel was fast among the rocks, about a mile from laud. By her lay the mutilated body of her cousin, at the sight of whiCh she nearly fainted. Summoning un resolution, sh e Svc.u p ay Luc LL m 11,3 1111111 caoin, laed them to a spar, tied a life-preserver round her, and floated ashore; amid a heap-of barrels, boxes, &c. Nothing could she see of the crew who had left the ship. When night approached she became very dismal, and knelt down and prayed. Presently she saw a dark bale floating ashore; and wading into the water she dragged it to, land. It contained buffalo robes, some of-which were dry, and kept her warm during a deep slumber -which fell upon her that night. Next 'morning she set te,work to save everything she could from the sea, and was . fortnnate to find a case of sardines, from which she_ made a 'hearty meal. On the second day she continued collecting the cargo; and found suffieient provisions to last her for four years. On the third daythe waves threw up the dead and bruised bodies of the crew. In'the pocket of one of them (a cousin) she found a box of matches. She dug shallow graves, and interred the dead. She does not Say how she procured water. She had learned to catch fish, and cook her provisions without a stove. She built a hut, and, though she suffered considerably during the winter,. got inured to its severity. Occasionally she saw vessels, but could not attract their attention. On the 25th of Feb-nary, .18'59,after she had been three years alone, some Indians from the British shore visited the island, with whom she returned to British territory, and was forwarded to Fort William. txturslcrus. HER MAJESTY'S .NEW STEAM-FRIGATE L IFFEY. By sr Emu. PEBMITACI:47 OF CAPT. PREEDY, C.. 8. The Public Are revectfully informed that the magnificent NEW 'STEAM-FRIGATE, LIFFEY, 4.cri/ (now lying in th e M ersey, ) one of the finestspeci melts of Naval Architecture afloat, will be again OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION On TUESDAY next, June 7. . On FRIDAY next, June 10. And each succeeding TussnAv and FRIDAY during her stay in .the 3,leri3f_sy. Each Day from Ten to Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, and from One to half-past Fouro'elock in the Afternoon. VISITORS will be CONVEYED ON BOARD, direct from the NEW GREAT LANDING-STAGE, every half-hour, by STEAMERS belonging to the ROCK-FERRY, ,to whom the privilege has been granted. BRITISH MI the above FARES : ONE SITU.LIVC, EACH. IHANT SEAMEN, HOW ill port, and wishing )ble ship, will be conveyed on board free of ct *0 insp fIEAP EXCURSIONS ! SUMMER TRIPS! Coznmeuced May /it fully informed that ti] 31 A .N STER torse-poorer, Jos}lra WARD, On 41 ,- .NDAvs, for 13;;AUMADI9, BANOOR, and MENAI BRIDGE. Fares for. the round—BeSt Cabin, 3s; Second Cabin, 25. EDNV;DAYS, to LLANDUDNO; Fares for the Round - Best Cabin. 2s 6d ; Second Cabin, is 6d. Whenever circumstances permit, passengers Mill be allowed five to six hours at Llandudno. Other special tripe will be arranged, of which due notice will be given. Tke Manchester, which is a line passenger tsaat, and specially adapted to pleasure excursions, may be engaged by private parties, institutions, solools, public works; fee:, for excursions upon the rivei'llersey, and to places upon the Welsh and Lancashire coast. Refreshment of iirst class quality, including a cold collation if s fixed by the particul 47, South John-strect May 18 J E. v A N IMPROVEMENT IN NI E A B S, S'S HANSOM'S C SECURED )3Y STY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT) COACH AND HARNESS MAKER. 2, and 34, TARLTON-STREET, CHURCH -STREET. The Proprietors beg most respectfully to inform those gentlemen dsiting.the above establishment that the new and elegant room, in connection with the Concert Room is now opened.• The deco ration, ventilation, and comfort must be seen to be appreciated; the decorations by Mr. Davies, of Lime-street, the n ew cu t glass chandeliers by Mr. Allen, of old-street. THE FOLLOWING TALENTED ARTISTES ENGAGED: KIRBY, whose singing has established' her one of th. favourites. Immense success of Miss MILLICENT in her seriO-comic and character singing. Engagement of Mr. P. COLDWELL, the eminent - tenor, from the Canterbury Hall, London, his first appearance in Liverpool. Mr. I. YOUNG, the celebrated Flatitist, will positively appear on Monday, May oth. For the convenience of gentlemen residing out of town Mr. HARRY JENNINGS, who is pronounced one of the first comic vocalists of the day, will sing twice each night, in character, introducing the following songs, viz. c-- ,, Molly, the Betrayed, or the Fog Bound Vessel," "Kill or Cure," "Limerick Races," "Carpet Bag," and " The Dodger. Piano-forte, Mr. ALEXAN -1 , DER: Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Commencing eycry evening at lialf.past seven o'clock. , And will endeavor!{ ti) promotethe comfort and enjoyment of those .4flniission Free. Gentlemen only admitted. who may patronise him, by supplying them with the best WELSH Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars, of the best quality. London, and BURTON ALES, and W'NES - an d SPIRITS of the finest Manchester, `Yid LiTefpopi papers daily, N.B.—American Bowling quality that can tiP purci4Bo. Alleys.' ARIETY OV E s, FOR }Iwo; USE AND EXPORTATION T HE "OLD SWAN" IN TOWN Ifiss a greateit BULMER, (IN CONNECTION WITH THE "OLD SWAN,") _ _ _ to call the attention of his Friends to his DICK'S HOTZI CABLE-STREET, Vow E6tabigt: le provides a Fi ORDINARY, Irst-clas DAILY, AT ONE O'CLOCK, )f SATANELLA can only be obtained at the of Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. ye prope TIIIS EVENING (MONDAY), THE 6TH INST., To-morrow (Tuesday), and Wednesday, Will be presented (first time in Liverpool), with entirely New Scenery, Dresses, and Appointments, the last new and highly successful Opera, by M. W. Balfe, (three times honoured by the presence of Her 3lajeqy and the Prince Consort, at the Royal English (Vera, Covent Garden), entitled, ATANELLA. .Mr. A. St. Albyn. .Mr. George Honey. .Mr. Terrott. .Mr. Henry Corri. .Mr. Bartleman. .Madlle. Lancia. .Miss Thirlwall. .Miss Morrell. .Mr. W. Harrison. Miss Louisa Pyne. Count Rupert Braeaccio First Pirate Lelia Princess Stel: Bertha Satanella To conclude each Evening with an entirely new BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. On Thursday On Friday,—' On ,Saturday, the Ei —An 0: he BE; -An 01 FIT of Miss LOUISA PYNE. RA, bc)ing positively the Last Nig ngagement of the Engl. Acting Manager Stage Manager 1 Opera Company. Mr. EDWARD MURRAY LOUISA PYNE, ) M anagers. W. HARRISON, ( Admission—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.; Pit, 2s. Gallery, Is. Doors open at half-past Seven ;to commence at Eight o'clock. N.B. - During this engagement the Free List is suspended, the public Press excepted. - Carriages to ordered at a quarter past Ten. The Box-office is Open from Eleven to. Five o'Clock, for securing seats in the Drees Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. pYN,E ..AND HARRISON OPERA COMPANY. • CORRECT BOOKS OF WORDS of all the Operas to be performed by the above talented company, can be had at HIRE AND SON'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 57, CHURCH-STREET. All the Music from the newest Operas sold at Half-price, 57, Church-street. R OY A L A MPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-sm . 1'.....,1,,,l lur. W. H.. COPE' AND. NOTICE.—In consequence of the great overflow to the Pit and .Gallery on Thursday last, numbers having been unable to obtain admission, the same attractive performances will be repeated. THE ATTRACTION, MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS, The original Impersonators of the "hum Bov" and "YANKEE Ginn," at this Theatre is unprecedented; and great as their success has been in the large towns of Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, and Glasgow, their appearance in Liverpool has always been welcomed with an enthusiasm that has rendered their engagement .here the most distinguished and brilliant of the numerious series of their professional triumphs. The Management is certain it has, therefore, anticipated the wish and desire of the public by entering into an extended arrangement . with these Popular Artistes, which enables it to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, declining all other offers, have determined_ not to act in any-other Theatre--in England previous - to their return home to the United States. That this Engagement may be carried out with an eclat com mensurate with the Public patronage so liberally bestowed, A NEW DRAMA, written by Sterling Coyne, Esq., expressly for Mr. Barney Williams, and which has never been acted on any Stage, will be produced for the first time in Liverpool. The novelty and importance of an Original Drama, by a dis tinguished Dramatic author, played for the first time out of London, is an event of such rare occurrence that the utmost care in its production, and liberality in the mice-en•scene, will be employed by the Management to ensure its successful reception. THIS EVENING (MONDAY), THE Ern INST., Will be acted for the first time in any Theatre, an original Drama of Irish Life, founded on a traditional legend, entitled, . ALL HALLOW EVE. Rody O'Connor Kitty Killeen.. CONNECTICUT COURTSHIP. Our Jeminia . Mrs. Barney Williams. THE HAPPY MAN. Paddy Murphy Mr. Barney Williams. On Tuesday,—ALL HALLOW EVE. IN AND OUT OF PLACE Temirna Saccarapper; Mrs. B. Williams. BARNEY THE BARON Barney O'Toole, Mr- B. Williams. On Wednesdav,—ALL HALLOW COUNTRY. THE LIMERICK BOY. On Thursday,—ALL HALLOW EVE THE HAPPY MAN. On Friday,—For the Benefit of Mrs. Barney 'Williams.—ALL HALLOW EVE. THE WIDOW AT THE MILL. TEDDY THE TILER. •On Saturday,—ALL HALLOW EVE. CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY. PADDY CAREY. Paddy Carey, Mr. Barney Witlams. Doors opened at Half-past' Six, and the Performances comment at Seven o'clock precisely. AdmiAsion :—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2s. ; Side Boxes, is. 6d Pit, Is. EVE. CUSTOMS OF THE AN HOUR IN SEVILLE ' The Bok-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Air. Geo. Weston. 14 0 Y A L n , Manai PARK THEATRE MR. J. CAMPBELL. RETURN TO,LIVERPOOL OF MRS. ADA DYAS, the favourite Actress, who will take a COMPLIMENTARY. BENEFIT, At the above Theatre, • AND PLAY IN THREE PIECES, ON WHIT TUESDAY,. THE 14ru OF JUNE, 1859. Oar Observe—For this night only. Gentlemm wishing a quiet and select game of Billiards, can be accommodated at K Fincham's, Masonic Hotel, 56, Regent-tvad, opposite the Bramley-Moore Dock. The Billiard Room possesses advantages not to be sur passed. Brilliantly lighted, well ventilated, overlookirig the Docks, and contains two of the best and handsomest Tables in Liverpool. There is a private entrance quite unconnected with the public business of the Hotel. Omnibuses from town stop at the dt.or every six m'nutes. 21je26 J TAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL & CONCERT ROOMS, ki WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. Pa.orarriToxp .MESSRS. E. & M. BRAHAM. MR. J. SIMMONS. 4ANAGEE tibtic gkmuserantts. 1700 LOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL Licensedparstiant to Act of P ament, 6th and 7th Vie JOHN ATKINS, 90, West Derby-road. -Every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. THE BALLET COMPANY Will perform each Gala Everim GALA DAYS.-- new Comic Ballet d'Actio] GION RETTE Or, L'Adventure d'un Nu MAGNIFICENT ERUPTION OF MOUNT E T N (Mr. John Crawford, Artist), With entirely new and splendid Dioramic and magnificent Pyrotechnic effects. The splendid LIONESS with her. CUBS, Three Weeks Old. Admission, Is ; Children, 6d ; Sunday admis s i on (by Refresh ment Ticket), 6d. All improper characters will be strictly prohibited admission to the Gardens. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION SIXTY-FIFTH PUBLIC PERFORMANCE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 14TH. 1859, Will be performed Haydn's Oratorio, the " CREATION." PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. Mrs. SUNDERLAND, Mons. NAPOLEON NONO, Mr. EDWARD CUZNER, Of the Cathedral, Chester. ....... ... MR. AMBROSE lEE. • • MR. CHARLES W.. SMITH. BAND AND CHORUS OF 250 PERFORMERS LEADER.. . ORGANIST CONDUCTOR.. ...... MA. JAMES SANDER-T --- Reserved Seats, 2s. Gd. ; Body, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, Is. Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to commence at Half past Seven. Tickets may be had at the Musical Establishments, a.: d at the office of the society, 28, Chapel-walks, South Castle-street. Subscribers of One Guinea per annum (payable in advance), are entitled to three (Reserved Seats) Tickets for each of four performances in the year. HOWARD HORSLEI Hon. Sec ST. GEORGE'S HALL.—Th e BOUDOIR SEWI N G MACHINE of NEWTON, WILSON and Co., will be on view in action in the GRAND JURY Room THIS DAY,and following days, from Twelve till Five o'clock. Admission Free, by Ticket only, which may be had on application at the South Entrance. • Ladies and Gentlemen's handkerchiefs hemmed ...„ turning down required, the Machine doing that in the one opera tion of Sewing. The greatest of modern triumphs in the way of invention.". " The Boudoir Sewing Machine of Newton, Wilson and Co., is destined to affect our female population in a wonderful manner."— Horning Asvertiser. pARTHENON CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE -STREET, LIVERPOOL. Proprietor MR. J. G. STOLL GRAND.ARRAY OF &LENT Engagement of FLORA FABIA, The unrivalled Tight Rope Dancer MADAME L AIIR MADLLE. AND ITER CELEBRATED TROUPE OF ARTISTES, N Z A to will appear From the Walhalla, Leicester-square, London, Every Evening during the week, in their DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Introducing scenes from all the principal Tragedies, Plays, Dramas, Comedies, Operas, and Ancient History, in Full 'Costume. MISS E. STEVENSON, Soprano Vocalist, from the London Concerts. MADLLE. FLORA F ARIA, Operatic and Characteristic Dancer. N. BROOKES, Characteristic Comic Vocalist. of J LEADER OF THE BAND... Doors open at Half-past Six, Concert Admission: —Body of the Hall, 3d to commence at Sever. . Upper Hall, 6d. —UNEQUALLED ATTRACTION.— TO-NIGHT, Mr. Y. C. SMITH, — The popular London Comic Singer. Miss KATE ROBINSON, Late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London. Mr. WELLS, late of the Coloured Opera Troupe, Master MILLICENT, Juvenile Vocalist; and Mr. BENEDICT VAUGHAN. VA.N S' S First Violin, Ma. EDWARDS ; Solo Harpist, Mr. BLAMPHIN ; Grand Piano-forte, Mr. WILSON ; Solo Cornet, Master AINS WORTH. Selections from " Etoile dti Nord." "Hugenots," " Satanella," "La Traviata," " Martha, " "La Nord, " " Hugenots," &c., Vocal and Instrumental'. E V A N . S, , UPPER DAWSON-STREET (from Covent Garden, London), close to the Lower Box Entrance of the Theatre Royal. Suppers after the Theatres, as in town. Gentlemenonly admitted .6.7,31117Z41C711 \TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE -STREET. The Hall where Laughter holds its sides. GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER Engagement of _ M-R. JIM MIIND The greatest Irish Comic kinger of the day. Also, MR. DEAN, The extraordinary delineator of Female Character. And _ - SHEPHERD, The pleasing Ballad Vocalist. Immense success of MISS JULIA CLIFFORD, MISS FANNY DAVID LODGE, Serio-Comic Dialoguists. TO3f B E N N E T T, The unrivalled Comique. MISS TANCRED, The favourite Sentimental and Comic Vocalist. UGHES AND BURKE, Champion Clog Dancers WINES, SPIRITS, &c. M R. M R. A TMISSTON FR: Select Compart ;ments for Gentlemen THE PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOMY, which contains upwards of 500 Models of the Human Frame is now OPEN, in the NEW HALL, 29, STREET. POPULAR LECTURES PARADISE ARE DELIVERED LIVERPOOL EVERY HOUR. Open daily for Gentlemen from Ten a.m. till Ten p.m., excepting Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only ere admitted Two till Five o'clock. Admission to hear the Lectures and see the Models—Gentlemen, Is; Working Classes, 6d. None but Adults are admitted WHEN you WANT genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, go to JACKSON'S 92, Great Crosshall-street. three doors from Byrom-street. L ONDON AND DUBLIN S Tt) IT T IN PRIME CONDITION Imperial half-pints ORDER OF Per Dor JONES. AND ST•ATIIAM ALE AND PORTER MERCHANTS, 58, SOUTH JOHN-STREE SHIRTS. A GOOD WHITE SHIR T for 3s. 6d., or • Six for 205., at RICHMOND'S, SH IR T AND, COLLAR BAKER, No. 1, PARADISE-STREET, and 2, CHURCH-STREET, S TOUT! STOUT!! STOUT!!! LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT, IN FINST.-NATE CONDITIO. Quarts .... ... Pints ... Imperial Half-pints, Per Dozen ~.. 4s 6d ... 2s 9d is 9d BOTTLED BY J. & G. PEARSON, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 32, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, 11. DEAN :-STREET FAMILY ALES, " - 11 TINE OF MALT, vv " or the uro genuine extract Malt and Hops, brewed expressly for Family Dins nd •supplied in the convenient quantities of 4,9, and 18 T. BOLTON, Family Ale and Porter M erchant, 110, Duke-street XX XXX XXXX Light Light ri ch Bass's Burton Table Beer. Dinner Ale. Dinner Ale Mild. Is 6d 5s 6d 68 6d 7s 6d and Es lOs 6d IN 6d 15s Od and Itls ----....---- -- o f Bass's ' ... Burton Bitter. Lo i3 n a d r o c n ia S Y to 's ut. 1 P-''''itlNTED and Pvai. -- / - a - n --....---,-ac-v- , r , --n"-•-- Ey: . by late 4i Gall. Cask 7s Od 8s 6d 7s and 8s 6d / Oxford-street, Liverpool, and now of Holly Bank, Chur e " kr 9 Gall. Cask l4s Od 17s Od Delivered at Walton, 800 .7*. Kirkdale, West D l4 : rs : 4 - 4 1 ; n 1 :inaere, S aforth. CHARLES WILLMER, „Jey Ai , l? , e lf! Swan, Wavertree, Aitglburt7 Litherland Waterloo, Great Crosb il and eic l7B Od I 3 .47:: jrtlahn-street, L t i h y e er E pe x . t i r . a-parochial plaee ofTo_xiate_th...4soits, y, _nott7 _ a • -s , Monday, June 6, 1619. at his General Printing and Statisuiery Establisn ei, ILONDON, 41 Gall. Cask 9 Gall, Cask, Light Bitter Ale. Hours of attendance, daily from ten to seven o'clock ATESSRS. MOSES, LEVY, AND CO' -al- Beg to inform their friends that their WAREHOUSE WILL BE CLOSED .d 9th of JL'~ ~ WEDNESDAY and lURSDAY, Btl ON SATURDAYS, ABRAHAMSON BROTHSII OLD-ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOCK •SHOP, No. • 24, RENSIIAW-STREET, WILL ALWAYS BE OPEN AT BUS PUBLIC NOTICE - - - - - W E beg to inform our numerous Patro ns Oa ' the. Public that an importation of FRENCH SHOES. Has been added to our Liverpool-made Stc are enabled to offer at the very low price oi TEN. SHILL - IN GS PER PAIR They are from the stock of a first-class r4ii' L. LOVELADY AND CO., L. L. and Co. beg to call attentic pLkC NEW PREMISES, 8, RANELAG-- Opposite the Adelphi Hotel, lust opened, v BOOTS AND SHOES 0 RICHMOND'S CLOTD--. ESTABLISHMENT Is now Replenished with all ti and Garments New St 2, CHURCH-STREET GLOVES. 501* CALF, DOGSKIN, LISLE, FRENCH &c., &c In great Variety, of RICHMOND'S, 2, CHURCH-STREET " TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" THAN THE USUAL pijCt' CIGARS JAMES STEEL AND Co' 76, DUKE-STREET LIVERPOOI J. S. and Co. holding the patent for the Vui . , t : te Kingdom, and the only house in the trade allowed MANUFACTURE CIGARS BY MACIIISP". can therefore supply dealers with the var i , Brands at "TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" "' the prices usually charged. TERMS- CASH SMITH AND WELLSTGOD' S ERICAN_ REGISTERED STO , SHIP STOVES AND CABOOSES, , G y...S NEW PATENT SAFETY WATERWELL DECK FL KITCHEN COOKING RANGES , flail, Parlour, Bedroom, Office, and a great vari STOVES, igns, to be had only at THORNHILL' S • ATM In beautiful new de WILLIAM It. 69, PARADISE-STREET AGENT FOR ABBOT'S IRON CO., FALKIRK, A:ZD . J e WM. BROOKES AND- SONS, SHEFFIE GREAT BARGAINS SELLING OFF WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS' STOC AT 32, SOUTH CASTLE-ST II BARNARD LEVY OF 88, OLDUALL-STREET Respectfully informs his Ft ids and the Public in g PURCHASED AT LESS. THAN . ONE-: ORIGINAL COST THE WHOLE OF THE MODERN AND YALU:ABM RAW' MESSRS. JOSEPH STOCK rREET, 32, SOUTH CASTL} Consisting of Gold and Silver Wat American Clocks, Gold and Silver Bracelets, Brooches. Gem and Signet Pings, Pia rings, Cutlery, Telescopes, Opera and Race Glass Eye Glasses, Guns, Pistols, and a variety of usefit articles, which he is enabled to offer at ON ORIGINAL COST. Neck thiiis F r evell , GOid Aligrit, ' lan d "111711 ha Je , B. L. requiring the premises for his regular trade, only continue for a limited period. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS, 32, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET , Branch Depot, for Barnard L ev y' s no t e d Alarm Clod +' pronounced by the Liverpool press V+ their accuracy, durability, and cheapne.- L ' c i -u-nril TIMEPIECES from 6s. 6d.; with Alarm! BUSINESS ROUES FROM TEN TO SIN CLOSED ON sATURDAYs ,--- &~•'n TO LETTER PRESS PRINTERS RAMSEY & CO., STEREOTYPER'S, LEAD 17, WHITECHIPEL, LIVERPOOL, are prepared to E- Work entrusted to them, with Neatness and EXCLlA,DesPate ll .' I,l•lL always on Hand. 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To be obtainec DENTAL ESTAB I ISHM DUI{ E- LONDON.It gir 10, RE GEN T-S TREE T' Observe numbers partieu ESTABLISHED 1604. GABRIEL'S TREATISE ON THE TEETH -;ns the syitem i _ and. will. be Cent on tee Fully ear GABRIEL'S Alma] ments, and will be se Messrs. Gabriel success, their celebrat from 3s. 6d. per Toot] ..•-• LW supply Witil I . ERICAN AIIN.ERAL 2"I:ET-" the 11 PATENT °° ENAMEL CEMENT, permanent preparation f or f ront teeth, which e ff ec tuallY retains its colour (5 RED * H i . :9r pecayed teket.) GIiITAPERC HA, the be h or Toothache !ion, and rends or soot poet •ectiwis enclose free on receipt of 20 stamp. Also, the ROYAL TOOTH POWDI, ration, whitening the Teeth without ii Is. 6d w ept - J.xing the enamel, These - Prepa: ations are obtainable tin ough any respectoul Chemist in the United Kingdom. ObFerve the P I aOf MESSRS. GABRIEL, THE OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS, 6:0"13-1, DUKE.STREET, LIVERPOO L, eir 33, LUDGATE-HILL, girllo, REGENT-STREET, ON EACH BOX git , , rp,„ 1.4,34 SI3 M ti ct tl4 k 0 4 ' 444 ki lo 44k.