Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-26 00:00:00

, . 1 , • . . • 1, ' , . ;:, , , . • ~ fs.• 5•• %. 4 0, ' .., ~.:1' • '' '• ' :.• - Ti 4 - - -' 1 ' 0 1 V, i4 . • .• i .t' i - _// ''4‘ ' 4 :- 4 1 ):7 • s• & N 1.% V• )L ~: p. . , [---- \.\'.A o , A, , 5 5.,v-- , ,:: ' 4,4, 1 /i. :, 1 . ---..., • , %., , 1 II ~ - . (44 1 i . a •1,. . - • / ii ' ' ' '' -,.... 1: e._ V. ' . fr l. .X "* ' . . .„,... , L ) tY,.. It' " FlO/ ..1111 1 ,41.4 t rISKEIN1901:!,•111166 0 01111 q. ° . • NO. 1,967. LIVERPOOL, ONDAY, 'DECEMBER 26 ; 1859. M _. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Attiastments . 'NOTICE. • • . - • . . , THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT will be CLOSED on, MONDAY, 26th December. 30, CHURCH-STREET, rATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE. 0P P 0 SITE PARKER-S•TREET, • THE NEW, GRAND, COMIC PANTOMIME. .0) .LIVER ESTABLISHMENT. LIVERPOOL, . THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, THE 26TH INSTANT, •- DECEMBER, 1859. And every evenh+ during the week, J . CARMICHAEL •AND C 0 THE LITTLE TREASURE. • • After which, fir the first time, the New, Grand, Comic,' ARE SHOWING TO-DAY F. W. p R 0 M• 0 L I Christmas Pantomime, entitled, THREE C A S E S Or SILK, O W WHITE ; gratefully acknowledges all past favours, and looks forward LITTLE S N • • • (rns.l3 mom corrox,) 08, With confidence to their continuance, being no Stranger to the HARLEQUIN PRINCE GOLDENITEART, AND ism:MAIDEN AT ONE GUINEA THE DRESS OF 12 YARDS. -tastes and requirements of his numerous kind Friends, Ow WHO AVER SAW HER FACE IN A GLASS! Nobility and Public of the good old town. The Opening St ry of the Pantomime (written expressly fo: 4 The above have been purchased for,Ca.sh, consist of newly manufactured Goods, and are offered at an extremely low Price. P. W. P. has received ample proof since the opening of his this Theatre) by Mr. Charles Millward. ALSO, h&O u v i e c rti4 c re en a:d Music of the Opening, and the Music of --new Establishment that his connection for nearly a quarter - of A LOT OF FRE.NCII GLOVES, .A.T the s composed, selected and arranged' by Mr.' • a century with Liverpool has not been forgotten.' He has now Musgrave. The Sceniry of the Pantomime designed and. the pleasure to announce the completion of his superb Stock, painted by Mr. George Dawso n , as s i s t e d by M essrs . P enn ,, 1i 1 16 . 1.12 D• which, as hitherto, consists of Goolman, Hall, and Rogers. The Machinery by Mr. Caw= drey. The Masks by Mr. Clarkson. The Properties by Mr. -class-alass London and Home-made JEWELLERY, .L nkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, sen , and E. Lauri. AND ~ GOLD and SILVER LEVER WATCHES, • The Dressus by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff, ies. The whole of the A NEW LOT OF BLANKETS, Dances arranged by Miss M'Gi ty add Miss Braniah. The ~ GOLD and SILVER,.GENEVA - WATCHES, Action of the Ballet directed by Miss M‘Ginty. A S l' I: It LIST . / 1 SOLID SILVER GOODS, . , . ARGUMENT. " ' a , ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, Ever so long ago there existed a remote little kingdom in For ehildran's Cribs , 9-4 10-4 11-4 12-4 13-4 14-1 the realms of Extravagance called Faraway, which, at the . QUALITy. 2 yrdi SI yds 2t yds 2 4 3 yds 3 yrde 31 pl.; „ JET and BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, primitive period to which this story refers, was governed by .1 . • , by 2, by 2 by 3 by 3} •by 3:'l by 31 crafty and tyrannical monarch, ye..ept Squander, whose reskles :, QUALITY. 4-4 1 5-1 6-4 i _7-4 8-4 7-40 ! " SOLID SILVER and PLATED Pitted LRESSING - ,-,-- and unchecked expenditure (book-keeping being then unknown 1 yard I yard :/ yril. 11 yri. •it yr 'li ye& i . - s. d. 3 .d, s. d. s. d. s. d. S. d. , CASES, - and auditors never dreamt of,) had plunged his little king- • by 11 by 11 by 2 bye, by 21 by , 2,1 ' I Comtneu York 6 6 3610 6 ... ... ... / 1 DRAWING-ROOM and DINING-ROOM CLOCKS, dour and his wretched subjects into an abject state of poverty ; . Media--• acid want. In order to repl-nish his empty coffers, and s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Stow. ilk , „ TABLE, DESSERT, and SMALL CUTLERY, to stop the murmurs of his impoverished followers, King Common York qft pair ... ... 3 3 ~ 3 6 . 4. 6 6 0 dupe/ ,ir , 9 6 10 6 12 614 0 ... ... And a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, very suitable fog Squander conceived the idea of effecting a matrimonial Medium 4 6 5 6 611 , Extrar,raper lO 011613 ti 15 9 ... ... • the present Season, Viz. :. ' alliance between his only son, the handsome Prince Oolth,n- Stout heart, and a wealthy spinster Princess, his ward, whose Super • ' ' 6 3 7 9 8 0 Stout ALUMINIUM' JEWELLERY, charms were buried in her money-bags. Like many modern Extra Super 3 6 5 6 (1 6, 6 9 . 7 9 8 0 , Super l7' 6 21 , 6 27 6 33 6 40 0 45 6' . . SANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, match - makers , his Majesty sp e ed il y mad e -the discovery teat Baths, very fine 4 0 6 0 8 0 10 6 14 9 ,I Bath, very fine l9 0 25 0 31 0 37 0 47 0 53 0 • r ADI W T ; e ft T CLOAKS, ST.G.E . .O I/ G E If AL L. Ex ith Sic es and Hood, A: BALL E A EACH. Will be held in the LARGE HALL, ST. a 'mad ITALL r Title ' 'N A.23.Y,.,1w; NEW SIIAW ND nkT,ANTLE W AID of the FUNDS of thet No. 40, BOLD-STREET. ST. ANNE'S NISPENSARY AND- EYE: ANIA EAR INSTITUTION. SIIELLARD & HODGSON, Paoesirron.s. LADY PATRON - I:VON : MRS. WII,LIAM PRESTON, Rock-mouse; . . MRS, R. C. GARI)NER, Newsliam-Lowe. Tickets may be obtained from any Member of the COMMtitge;•: . or ,from the fallowing gentlemen :—Tbatimaillarton, Bevington Bush ; F. B Schrader, Esqi, Camden Lodge,. AcTke-- lane ; Pames J. Ilanee, Esq., Park-view, Priuea's-iwrk ; GC-oigo - Niclisoft, Esq., Canterbury-street ; ilic.!Wd P. Steble, 10, South John-street; John.. l'arratt,, Esq., Mathew-street .. or from JOSEPH KrrcranN, Treasurer amid Hon. Sec., Exchange-court. Tickets, 10s. Gd. each; Juveniles undat-16 sears of age, ss. - LADIES' CHARITY BALL. THE ANNUAL.BALL. in Aid a the Funds of the-. LADIES' CHARITY, will take place at the TOWN-- HALL, on THURSDAY, - tho.29th instant. _- Tickets may be had at 151, Duke-street ; from Mr. J. P. Campbell, 30. t, Exchange-street E.ust i and at Mr. Ilarmood.i Banner's Office, North John-street; priee Ten Shillings, and Five Shillings for young,personr wider S/xleeft yetis of age. Deora will be open at Ralf-past Eight o'clock. Mns. JAS. PI TCA IRK CA NI PEE LI, LADY PIL TAO:iv:o;s. liA11111001) J3/4WiER,, F.sq.:PII,BSIDEKT. 909 , 1:' -:::.'i; And a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, very suitable for the present Season,viz.: - ALUMINIUM' JEWELLERY, SANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, 'THE NEW FASHIONABLE 'UNION SCENT BOTTLE, OPERA GLASSES, FANS, FLOWER HOLDERS, HAIR PINS, , CARDCASES, IVORY AND STEEL ORNAMENTS, BOHEMIA GARNET ORNAMENT 3, &c., &c. F. W. P. trusts it is hardly necessary to allude to his Prices, 'Which have at all times been marked with the greatest modera tion. His long 'and inttinate connection with all the leading kanufacturerS of his •trade, and his long experience in busi • bees, must at all times be a guarantee to his kind Friends • and Public. Every article is bought and priced by himself — With ,the greatest can, and his constant study has and will 's.er be, to further the interests and merit the esteem of those who may honour him with their patronage. Teens: TEN PER CENT. for Cash at time of purchase ; five per cent. at the end of one month ; Net Price for Credit. Sixlplo Commission chargedon Wholesale and Export Orders. 30, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. INIG & CO., (rnom PARIS) TAILORS AND DRAPERS, 31, CHURCH-STREET, (UPYO6ITR P,IIIILISIL-STILEST.) Gentlemen's Own Materials made up on the Lowest Terms O r Cash. H. ITIN GS T 0 N, • FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, • ( Late five years Principal Assistant with SAVORY AND Mooaz, Chemists to the Queea, New Bond-street. London.) • Messrs. SAVORY & MOORE respectfully inform the Inha . al l t ",ts'of Liverpool that they have appointed Mr. lIINGSTON, ')old-street, Sole Agent for the sale of their Preparations. la x '!"takes this .opportunity of acknowledging the ral patronage conferred on him by the inhabitants of Liverpool4__ and its vicinity, and respectfully solicits a continu 40e of their kind support. and Family Medicine Chests supplied, and re-fitted with the best Drugs. Yr TN ',RMA, AND BRGHTN SELTZEWATD.S. I'IN M E LAV E ENDE N R WATER, I AND O R FARINA'S GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE. PURE COD LIVER OIL.. I TURKEY -SPONGES. ARD's FARINACEOUS FOOD. BERMUDA ARROWROOT. Mincasea, a new Food for Infants, recommended by Vi Dr. Routh, &c. ,R-reseriptions carefully dispensed with fresh Drugs of the first quality. 58, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. amustments. NOTICE. SESSRS. RIME & SON beg to inform the Public that THEY WILL OPEN THEIR ESTABLISHMENT o' 8 DAY(Monday), between the hours of CO and TWO h e elyt, for the SALE OF TICKETS f'r the ONCERT. to be, te„, 4 ST GEORGE'S HALL on that Evening, by the BAND: 1 11AJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE BAND OF HEE MAJESTY'S LIFE GUAUDS WILL PERFORM THIS DAY,• AND TO-MORROW, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. MISSION ONE SHILLING, SAVE THE QUEEN ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL PERFORM THIS DAY, AND TO-MORROW, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. FISSION ONE SHILLING. q_ob AVEs. THE QUEEN ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL PERFORM Tins DAY, AND TO-MORROW, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. ONE SHILLING, cli r ob SAVE THE QUEEN ! ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL PERFORM THIS DAY, AND TO-MORROW, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. aION ONE SHILLING. et Ol) S ' AVE THE QUEEN ! ST. GB , JEGE'S HALL. `THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL PERFORM THIS DAY, AND TO-MORROW, AND AT EACH CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED, AT QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK. ONE SHILLING. 01) 6 AVE THE QUEEN ! . . Ever so long ago there existed a remote little kingdom in the realms of Extravagance called Faraway, which, at the primitive 'period to which this story refers, was governed by .1 crafty and tyrannical monarch,Ya.ept Squander, whose reckles and unchecked expenditure (book-keeping being then unknown and auditors never dreamt of,) had plunged his little king dom and his wretched subjects into an abject state of poverty ; aid want. In order to repinish his empty coffers, and to stop the murmurs of his impoverished followers, King Squander conceived the idea of effecting a matrimonial, alliance between his only son; the handsome Prince Goldcn heart, and a wealthy spinster Princess, his ward, whose charms were buried in her money-bags. Like many modern match-makers, his Majesty speedily made - the discovery teat his task was more difficult than he had imagined; for although the intended bride was quite willing, the bridegroom elect expressed a decided abjection to tile alliance. Finding his son so obstinate that threats and entreaties alike failed to turn him from his anti-matrimonial purpose, the . King de vised a cunning scheme, by which ho hoped to overcome the scruples of his son, and entrap him into wedlock with the by-no-means beautiful Princess. Having an ungallant idea that the fair sex were wholly - and without exception addicted to the looking-glass (those in which they could see their own faces, having been invented about that time), he despatched the; Prince upon his travels, and obtained his royal promise that if; he returned without having discovered a fair maiden who had: never beheld her face in a glass, he would then accept the prof fered hand of the obnoxious Princess. Proceeding upon his novel and apparently hopeless mission, the Prince had ahnest resigned himself to despair, when, wearied and dispirited, he reached an enchanted forest, and, by the aid of certain good fairies who dwelt therein, he w s enabled to discover the object of his search-in the, person of little Snow-white,- a wood nymph, who, together with her companions, had nob only never seen their own faces in a glass, but had never seen the face of one j man until thp arrival -of Prince Golden-heart in their abode, which was a sequestered dell on the borders of Fairyland. The Prince, overjoyed by his wonderful discovery, was at once] smittes with her beauty, and the maiden was not slow - to; reciprocate the sentiment. . . _ Their future was probably a happy one—but history is obli vious of their subsequent career. Certain learned antiquarians, whose special mission is to attempt to make people believe that. the musty records of past and gone are of mare - importance toi the living nreeent than the stirring events of the existing iftle-f ration, or the onward advancement of the future are of opinion that the ancient kingdon of Faraway has been discovered.' beneath the Goodwin bands, and a Limited Liability scheme is in contemplation for explori::g that highly attractive locality. By others it is contended that Hilbre Island covers the defunct i kingdom, and this supposition is encouraged by the recent dis covery of a fossil, bearing a strong reseslblance to a missing toothpick, formerly the property of King Squander. Other equally learned pundits are of opinion that Faraway is hurled in oblivion, and that 'it never existed an; where but in the inventive imagination of a needy author. TRANSFORMATION. Harlequin Mr. W. Waite Pantaloon Mr. E. Lauri I Clown Mr. Power Columbine Miss M'Guity On Saturday next, December 31st, A GRAND MOANING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME. Doors open at Half-past One o'elook, commencing at Two. Admission :---Dress Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is. Doors Opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. 'The Box-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 Tar. George Weston. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. --- . THE BAND OF HET?. MAJESTY'S LIFE GUARDS WILL PERFORM THIS DAY, AND TO-MORROW, AND AT EACH • CONCERT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE PERFORMED AT QUARTER - BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK.: 04 --- 1881° X ONE SHILLING. - • T. GEORGE'S HALL. A CONCERT WILL BB GIVEN ON TUESDAY, TUB artn JANUARY NEXT, BY TIM _ _ _ _ _.. BAND OF THE ORPHAN BOYS, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND. TEE NEW, GRAND, LOCAL, COMIC, AND NAUTICAL PANTOMIME! This stul Every Evening during the Week. THIS EVENING (MONDAY,) the 24th instant, DON C.ESAR DE B tZAN. After which, for the Second Time, the New, Gra2d, Local, Comic Christmas Pantominie, entitled, DAVY JONES'S LOOKER; Or, HARLEQUIN; AND THE LIVELY LASS OF LIVERPOOL. The Opening story of the Pantomime (written expressly for this Theatre) by Mr. Wm. Dorrington. The Overture and Music of the Opening, and the Music of • the Comic Scenes composed, selected, and arranged by Mr. Musgrave; The Scenery of the Pantomime designed and painted by-Mr. George Dawson, assisted by 'Messrs. Penn, Goodman, Hall, and Rogers. The new Stage and elaborate Machinery, including '" The Storm at Sea," by Mr. Cawdrey. The Properties and Masks by Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, sen., and E. Lauri. The Dresses by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries. The whole of the Dances and the Actiox of the Ballet, arranged and directed by Mr.: Martin and Miss Branaah. "PRELUDE!" THE AUTHOR'S STUDY. The exact locality of his residence is not known, but it is supposed to be in one pf the streets adjoining to the Liverpool Theatres. Characters in the Prelude A Needy Author, "in want of an Idea," Mr. Blakely. The Spirit of Pantomime Commerce (well known on the Banks of the Mersey), Mrs. Somerville. Characters in the Opening of the Pantomime. Davy Jones, the Ocean Wrecker, envying the Island Queen Mr. Appleby. Sharkshead, his confidant, with a ravenous appetite Coraliana, Queen of "A Tight Little Island," a near neighbour of Davy Jones • Miss Laura Gray' Telegram, the, Spirit of the Ocean Tele graph," a useful agent in the service of the Island Queen, who is ever engaged in watching the movements of Davy Jones, from Dover Cliffs to the Land's End, and the Liverpool Docks Miss Annie How c MORTALS._ Jack Bailin, first mate of the " Lively Lass of Liver Tool," so named after the daughter of Captain Bowlixe, the owner Mary Bowline, who has no objection to Jack Ra'lin being " her fiat mate," as well as her fathers Mrs. Neville. PANTOMIMIC TRANSFORMATION. Harlequin...Mr.-Martin. Clowzi Mr. Foster. Their First Appearance in this Theatre. Pantaloon Mr: Appleby I Columbine... Miss Bramah. • On Wednesday next, December 28th, a GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME, Commencing at, Two o'clock ; Doors open at Half-past One. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. Adiniseion—Dreas Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2a. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d.; Pit, le. The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats In the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxet, which may be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. IN AID OF 7'TIE FUNDS OF THE ASYLUM. vecAtists MISS CLARA OLDFIELD, AND MR. HENRY CROFT. Mr. .1. BAGOT ROBINSON has kindly volunteered to preside . at the Piano-forte. PATa 0 N THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, PATRONFASKS : Mrs. Edw. Lawrence. Mrs. G. H. Lawtence. Mrs. Thomas Littledale. Mrs. M. D. Lowndes. Mrs. Maclean. Mrs. Marriott. Mrs. Gilbert W. Moss. Mrs. Newton. Mrs. R. Berthon Preston. Mrs. W. Preston. Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. Francis Shand. Mrs. Palgrave Simpson. Mrs. Steel. Mrs. T. D. Anderson. Mrs. G. Arkle. Mrs. J. Brancker. M►s. J. P. Campbell. Mrs. J. B. Cooper. Mrs. R. C. Gardner. Mrs. Robertson Gladstone. Mrs. H. A. Grey. Mrs. J. P. Heywood. Mrs. Hugh Horuby. Mrs. H. F. Hornby. Mrs. G. H. Horeall. Mrs. E. Johnston, Mrs: E. Heywood Jones, Mrs. LangtOn. PALGRAVE SIMPSON, Esq., has most kindly offered to con duct the Performance of the Boys. • Numbered Reserved Seats 2s. Gd. Unreserved Seats ls. Od. Tickets may be had at the Office of the Philharmonic Society, Exchange-street East ; from Harm ood Banner, Esq., 24, North Jolm - street; and at the ()Than Boys' Asylum, Myrtte,-strot. TOGETHER WITH HORROCKSES, MILLER & C 0.84 9-8 Long Cloths, 50 yards, ~ Do. do. ~ Do. do do. do. .. „ EDo. B LIVER A - - 0 1.) SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT. HEYES, HOLDSWORTIJ AND CO.' ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. A R H S E ) Beg to tender their soknoivleAirinente.to the inhibitants of Liverpool, Birkenhead, and vicinity, for the very extensive patron age they have received since the opening of their Waterproof Establishment, and beg to ray that new articles of great utility are being constantly added to their Stock, which is already the most extensive of its kind in Liverpool, ow:uprising in the WATERPROOF DEPARTMENT. • COATS, CAPES, INVERNESS CAPES, the light Siphon'a for the pocket; Ladies' Hoods, Capes; and Cloaks, in light and beautiful materials ; Carriage and Gig Aprons, Horse Covers, Shooting Boots, Game Bags, Deck Boots, Sou'westers, Cart Skeets, &c., &c. AIRPROOF DEPARTMENT. BEDS, PILLOWS, &TSB - lONS, SPONGE BATHS, SWIMMING BELTS, &c. possible relief to:lnvalids. Some of these articles afford the greatest GENERAL DEPARTMENT. SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS, &c. (just reduced 25 per cent.), RAILWAY. RUGS and WRAPPERS, TRAVELLING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, Alpaca, and Cotton; DOLLS, TOYS, and Fancy Artistes, in endless variety. REYES, TIOLDSWORTIT & Co. having endeavoured to discover something to supersede the unsightly and dangerous steel CRINOLINES, have much pleasnro in announcing that their REGISTERED GUTTA PERCHA•CRINOLINES have more than reeised their utmost expectations, having been pronounced, by the thousands of ladies who have adopted them, as the acme of elegance' 'and. economy. As imitatiKns ef - these: . CRINOLINES; made • from . wnpreprored Gutta rercha, arc _being offered, H. H. & Co. beg to state that their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and address; P A It A II 0 U S E, WATERPROOFERS PARKER STREET, LIVERPOOL. 1 --- OYSTERS. CHRISTMAS AND NE,W YEAR'S PRESENT'S. REAIA WHITSTABLE OR LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS, PROPERLY FED, AND WELL PACKED FOR TRAVELLING; • BAKER'S SHELL-FISH ESTABLISHMENTS, 4, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, AND 30, BASNETT-STREET. A -FULL-SIZED -BARREL OF- REAL NATIVES A DOUBLE-SIZED DITTg DITTO 120 IN A MAT BASKET D;TTO , , - -- SIX - RHILUNGS. NINE " , SIX SMALL QUANTITIES PACKED 4T TIIE SAME RATE OF . PRICES. 41, LEECE-STREET. Liverpool, 1859. p ARM BROTHERS ro9p?etfally inform the Liverpool Public generally, that they have Opened their NEW ESTABLISHMENT, No. LEECE-STREE T, (NEXT DOOR TO MB. MUIRHEAD, POULTERER,) with a 'choice and well-selected Stock of Cumberland, Yorkshire, and other HAMS—Wiltshire Smoked Breakfast and Cumber:ani BACOX—Stilton, Cheshile, Chedder, and other first-class CMEESE—Fresh and Salt BUTTER—TONGUES, Melton Mowbray PORK PIES.—&c., &c., where, by strict attention to the quirements of their Friends and the Public they hope to merit a share of support. PARI6 BROTHERS take the present opportunity of tendering their best thanks to their Friends for the libera patronage tliey have been favourd with at , 11, GREAT GEORGE-PLAGE, AND 38, ST. JOHN'S MARKET, daring the last To. Tors, altd hope, by incre a sed Attn::1011, to merit_ a continuance of pag favours, 4 1 . , TWO BALES OF LONG CLOTHS AND CALICOES. Par yard. 3:d, 1 32-inch Long Cloths, 5) yards „ Do. do. • per yard. 31d. 1 Ai X T 6id. OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, LATE F. L. lIAL`SEUEG. WH. TOOKE respectfully ben to announce that he has with great care completed the selection of his STOCK OF JEWELLERY, and solicits an inspection of the same,' comprising, as it does, all the very latest Novelties in Fashion and Design. W. H. T. would especially call the attention of the Patrons of the to the very great advantages lie Possesses in his former connexion with the • WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING BRANCHES, and from. his Purcha ses being all made for inimedinte Cash, by which ke is enabled to offer the Stock at price,scOnsiderably below those at which they hive hitherto been. submitted to the Public. OLD POST-OFFICE BUIL.L.INGS CHURCH-STREET. W. II • T ao._ SUCCESSOR TO F. L. HA.T.ISBURG, K E , ffaving visited all the principal Manufacturers, respectfully invites attention to his extensive Stock of CHANDE LiERS In Glass and Bronzed, LANTERNS, THE NEW PATENT VESTIBULE LAMPS, BRACKETS, LUSTRES, AN.D• ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GAS FITTINGS. LAMPS, Including the celebrated AUREOLE, or MODERATOR LAMP. Handsome Glass Chandeliers" for Gas, Three Lightl 8 5 ,, GI including Globes, &c., and fixed complete Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto and Ditto, Four Lights 98s. Od. Handsome Lacquered and Bronzed Ditto, • Ditto, 1 ....., with Ditto, Two Lights Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto, Three Lights Experienced Gasfitters are kept on the Premises, and all kinds of Repairs, Re-bronzing, Re-lacquering, &c., caret ullY attended to in the _ , MANUFACTORY, 24, CIIIIRCII-STREET. • Purest Foreign Refined COLZA OIL. best adapted for the. A u rdole Lamp, si. per Gallon. T4BLE CUTLERY, At tho following exccodingly low Prices : Full-sized Ivory-handled Balance Table 15s. per Dozen. Knives, warranted Ditto, Ditto Dessert l2s. ~ PAPIER-MACHE, Including a most extensive assortment of Articles, l every. variety of Design and Style. TRAYS. Victoria Pattern Iron Trays, 16 inches, 7s. Gd. the Set 24 inches, and 30 inches, at Ditto, of Pulp, usually termed Papier- Micll6. 16 inches, 24 inches, and 30 20 a nd 255. the Set s. complete. inches, at and regularly assorted up to ........ £lO 10s. the Sot. OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS, CHURCH-STREET. WILLIAM FISK, COOK, CONFECTIONER, &e., Begs to inform his numerous Patrons, that in order to enhance their comfort and convenience, he has provided ADDITIONAL accommodation, by opening other itoems for Refreshments in his Establishment for Ladies and Gentlemen. ICE CREAMS, &0., &c., For every description of Entertainments. WEDDING tIREAKFASTS, DINNER PARTIES, SUPPERS, AND ROUTS. Furnished complate or in part. No-. 25, CASTLE-STREET THIS IS WILLIAM FISK'S ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL. 12431 RIFLE AND ARTILLERY VaLUNTEERS. LEGGLNGS! LEGGINGS! LEGGINGS! WATERPROOF LEATHER LEGGINGS Warranted beet Material. 13s. per Pail), at LOYELADY CO.'S, 3, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, AND U&NZLIkOIi PLACE, LIVERPOOL VOLUNTOR RTILLER,Y AND RIFI;E.B.RIGADE... ...L. _IL. Inaugurated at a lieoting held in the Tow-h?JJ, on Monday,._ 7th November, 1859 His Worthip the MA You, in the,Chair. The undersigned having been constituted by the General Committee a Finanee.Conunittee, to aid and assist the "Forma- - t-ion of Volunteer Co4npanies, it is our intention, tatake means, , in the different wards, to solicit subscriptions. The funds to be paid into the Banks of Messrs: A. IZeywood, Son, and Co., , and Messrs. Moss anti ,Co., to •be hehaltt. the dialler's' of the General Conunittee.• The Public are particularly requested to TATO!: NOTICE that NO APPLICATION FOR AID ma be entertained for eny Companies until their services have been .accepted bli ligir Majesty, and unless the officers recommended to hold her M4Psty's commission arc in every respect acceptable to this committee. Face company's claim will be considered on its own merits. and in the order in which their services have been accepted by the Queen. It is hoped that our townsmen 'will see the impoltance.of placing a large sum nt the dizpoAal of the Comrlittee, increase the number of Volunteers. HIS WORSHIP-THE MAYOR, T. D. ANDEBSOZT, ESQ.. Cli , uLuol. - T. DOWDALL, J. H. DIOKILCSON,I II . ° ! / ' Tre4u rvrs• • W. BROWN, ESQ. B. HEYWOOIiJONES, ESQ. .1, BRAM-LEY:4IOOILE; E4(7/:, • T:• A. 'TOBIN,' ESQ. _ ' ' T. A. BUSILBY, ESQ. • • Capt. ADAM GLADSTONE. JOSEPII MAYER, ESQ. G. IL HORSFALL, ESQ. R. J. T.JENi EY; ESQ. Capt. TYNDALL intIGHT. J. - m - conPE a, R. MARINER, Seckotatio... 7. The TREASURERS beg to acknowledge the fiitlowing TION and SUBSCRIPTIONS; and, whilst saliciting an car,.ll, T return of the Fund Bmks notv.out, would poiatiout the mat:, importance of Annual Subaeriptions being adaled to nonaainta.. with a view to inaking the forte a pormanenWastitation. DONATIONS. Amount already received f 41,79 & 211efoirs. Hugh and Joseph ifornby LAO. -'0 0 Houghton, Smith, and Co. Richard Wainwright, Esq.- 5 0 0— _. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. amount already subseqbed . Cra) P, l5 0 Holtv,hton, Smith, and.Co The Public are respectfully invited to contribute Ikberily and promptly to this moycnacnt the importance of vritigg4t unneceesary to entarge upon. Subscriptions will be received by the Members of thu• Com— mittee, the ,Hor.erary , Tressucers au.L,Sacrotaries, and e l* tha Bankers to the Brigrde, -Mel,srs. A. Heywood. Sokk...tiad,Vo.',, and Messrs. Iltoß6 and Co. JOSEPH H. - DT.e-KINSON, iftipowey THOMAS ,DOWDALL. 14.egt$1rets. Head quarters, 10, St. George'i-ereseent.. .. .11 LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER; RTI,LLERY AND RIVLZ: tRIGADM EVERTON COMPANIRS:. Insrmor OFrImcs—EVERTON 1(1101.AGE. Coltreurrtm. W. C. Folbery, Esq., Chairmtan. Adam llodgson, Esq. - Ocorge•.t.grkle. nq t 1). Crosthwaite, Esq. Jantos.Liater, EFq t J. J. Stitt, Esq. Alfred'. krid3leton, Egg . John Longton, Esq. Thonute% chitto,r, Eaq. John Parratt, Esq. ThomLui A. Bentley, 'Esq. E. A. Mould, EM. Edward Betiit,,Usq• John gverton, Jun., Esq. With a ireiza,er of other irjltiesltial Gruti,crace. PERCY W. lIEWGItL, 'late Liont. L.A., }: District . 3 1311.44-roam, u„ Sea. FRANCIS .T. EATON., Esq.',ltiAirleaict-terracc, + 'IIIOIIAS A. BENTLEY, Esq>,. Treasurer. i 1 I 'l i~ I '"' l :_t! -~. .. -- LIVERPOOL A RTILLERY AND BRIGA/M. EvERTO.N. f."03fPAN173.. Disntier Orricio-r-TZVERTON' VILLAGE. The Everton Coinpunies aFAemble for drill at the Collegiate Institution, Shaw-street, on Wednesday and Friday. Evenings a‘ Seven o'clock ; cad l'ite-sday and Thaa - slay• at Seveit.a.nd ic SaturdaY Evenin6.• at Six. o'clock, at the•ZoOlogical . Varde o is. A Magi,trate will be present each ovening i wlr.ta all mem bers not aheady enrolled are requ es t e d to attesidtto,take the Oath of Allegiance.. PZRCY W. 1LEWG1LT.,.1,,,. FRANCIs J. !ATON, •1: , .9 ,1 - Sees. NOTICE TO TILE PRINTING TI *DE. G RIFFIN & .31'0111E, (successors to CITARLES WILLXE4,) ' GENERAL PRINTERS AND STWIONER% Arc in a position to execs* any work for the Tip& with which they may be favoured, with neatnosrs.:an4 tivspatcl, a the lowest reinuncrative.Prioes, PRINTING-OFFICE -25, SOUTH . JOIIN-VREET. gREN CU FLOWERS. F RISBY, D YICE, 11.2.5,D ARE NOW OPI-V.I'LNG PO'.:k SALE , • FORTY CASES r FRENCH FLowtits,, At LESS thalk OIY,i-TTIRA their VALUE. 58 TO 66, LORD-STREET. NOYELTY IN WORK, FOREIGN ARRIVAL& ►S II A N 101, BOLD-STREET; Has just received a LARGE STOCK of FRENCH, BERLIN, and ENGLISH GOODS, suitable for Christmas Trees and-Presents. • The New VELVET and CLOTH WORK for Braiding and Beads. Rich finished WORK BASKETS, CUSHIONS, SCREENS.: SLIPPERS, &c. WOOLLEN GOODS, in Carriage and Sleeping Boots. SHETLAND SHAWLS and VEILS. the The NGERMAN OPERA - CAP, 6 much in acniv k d Ame & c. GAUNTLETS, ARMLETS, VESTS, SPEAMS, G %MRS. SCOTCH YARNS for Stockings. SUALLWAR ' ES of ev ery , WOOLS of every descriptiony a; 1d kindat M. VII AN D'S WHOLPgALE AND RETAIL Bg-ALIN WAREHOUSE; BOLD-ST Et. ,) ' JOHN ROGERS, GREAT GEORGE STREET,'' CORNER ALFRED-STREET, IS now offering a very large Stock of CHOICE FURS which he has recently purchased, comraispio • MUFFS, TIES, RIDING BOAS, &c., IN ERMINE, SABLE TAIL, RE U. SABLE, MONKEY, LYNX, MARTEN, &c., &c., .. . . The whole, of which, having been carefully selected, he can with confidence recommend. r J. R. havin g this season Opened the adjoining Premises as a MANTLE AND SHAW.L. WAREHOUSE exolosive'y, has spared no effort to procure every new shape in MANTLES and JACKETS that has been produced, which he is now prepared to show in all the new materials. A LARGE LOT OF OPERA MANTLES IN EVERY VARIETY OF COLOUR. The New Materials for Dresses, namely, FRENCH RIPPS, DROGUETS, WINCEYS, &c., in endless variety. SILKS, RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, &c. - - - - -- - BLANKETS, SHEE INGS, AND-FLANNELS. - - A NE W STOCKOF. ICI D.ERKINSTER CARPETS, i n AU New Patterns, yard wide, is. 2d., ls. 44c1., Is. Gid., Is. lld., 2s. Gd.„ and the best quality 2s. Ild, usually sold at 34.6 d. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND STAIR CARPETS, ' EQUALLY CHEAP. BRASS CORNICES, NEW PATTERNS, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND BRASS. TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. - ' ' - - . , JOHN ROGERS,-. ._. . _ GREAT GEORGE-STREET, ...- CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET, ,•, . - ' LIVERPOOL. THE DRESS DEPARTMENT AT J • CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT. Exquisite Designs in FRENCH MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. GREAT VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLouNcr,r) ROBES, ONE GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TASTE. BALL AND EVENING COSTUME. TRAVELLING A.ND WEDDING DRESSES, AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOFRNING•GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. DRESSES MADE IF REQUIRED. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILL AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16; BOLD-STREET. t7s THE DINORAH, ZERLINA, • V/ALETTL • MAZILLIA, _CORSI, D'ANGOULEME, ' TI±E CAVALLINI, ZOUAVE. • ALL the above. NEW SHAPES in CLOAXS, ONE GT.7INEA. EAOH, AT THE NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE. 'WAREHOUSE, 40, BOLD-STREET. BHELLARD AND HODGSON'S. FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. • REAL TARTAN SCARF SHAWLS, All Wool, and Extra Large Sire, ONE GUINEA The RIIIIIIERD'S PLAID (all sizes), and Plain Wool, SCARF SHAWLS (all colours), at Fn-rzus SHILLINGS, AT Ills NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE. 'WAREHOUSE, - 40, BOLD-STREET. SHELLARD. AND HODGSON'S. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! ! W. 11. T 0 0 K E , • 811CCERSOR. TO F. L. HAUSBURG, presenting the Advertisement of his first season takes the erty of directing attention to the iinntease and varied assortment of BRITISH & FOREIGN MANUFACTURES. the already . so 'extensive and unrivalled - Collection every ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NOVELTY has been added, and W. H. T. is confident that all who favour him) by an inspection cannot fail to be gratified With, the visit. He would especially refer to the arrivals of a large selection of PARISIAN NOVELTIES, • • INCLUDING FANS, CASKETS, FLOWER-HOLDERS, OPERA GLASSES., &c., &b., And a splemilid Stock of . BOHEMIAN & ENGLISH GLASS VASES, LUSTRES, &c. The assortment of ENGLISH AND. FOREIGN TOYS, Of every description for the present Season, exceeds in variety and extent ail which have been p,Levionsly submitted, and includes a large collection of ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES. w. H. T. begs particularly to announce that he has decided upon fixing • ALL -THE PRICES- ON THE LOWEST ; POSSIBLE SCALE, Which, by the plan he has adopte4l, he is enabled to accom plish; and he may safely assert twit similarly - advantageous terms cannot be obtained elsewhere. He respectfully assures all who may honour him with a visit, that his personal atten tion will be eoushmtlf devoted to toe businesk. and that their reception will be marked by exety politeness attention. OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, - LIVERPOOL. fir n Dricr TlTri7 INTATC.IC