Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

55atts bg Auction. For positive Sale. M R. W. IRELAND w ill SELL b y AUCTION, This Day (Wednesday), the 27th instant, at Two o'clock pre cisely, at his sale-rooms. 43, Lime-street, Liverpool, a well-selected and assorted stock, consisting of about 700,000 FISH-HOOKS, various, and about 00,000 NEEDLES, assorted, useful sewing sizes, manufactured by one of the most eminent houses in Europe, whith will be put up in bulk or lots to suit purchasers. May be viewed on the day of sale, at the auctioneer's offices and sale-rooms, 43, Lime-street. BY ORDER OF THE EX ECUTORS, . Excellent HOUSICHOLD Euanireart. Lihaar,r 0.1;,Bo91is, PIMA, Glass, Kitchen Utensils, and other Effects, on the Premises, 75. St. Anne-street, the property of a gentleman deceased. R. BROW.NE (late!Brewne and. Flower) has been e ~,ef s a pa yr 2 i i i igthi ni s n t s tni, at cttris ev t e o n sELLi oc ty AUCTION, This Day A L e D is,„,o. i n . re the p r ed . mises, 75, St. Anne-street, the excellent HOUSE P L e other Effects of a gentleman deceased, comprising— - - - In the Drawing Boom—Handsome rosewood circular and oblong 100 tables, rosewood chairs, covered in drab watered silk, hand- , some chiltunnier, with plate-glass back and marble top, easy chairs, in blue damask, couch in ditto, occasional Chairs ' card tables, hand some semi-grand piano -forte, in rosewood case, by'Broadwood and Sons, gilt cornices and damask curtains for Otee windows, pair of ottomans, Chimney glass, 80 inches" by 70 inches, in gilt frame, Brussels carpet and rug, drugget, and linen carpet-covering. In Diniag aoom—Handsoine mahogany telescoPe dining tables, sofa stuffed in horsehair, excellent single and arm chairs, in crimson morocco leather, handkome sideboard, mahogany card tables, gilt cornices and crimson morecn curtains, for two windows, Brussels earpet, hearthrug and drugget, and - iire screen. In Breakfast Room -Mahogany chairs' in haircloth, oblong .100 table, handsome mahogany bookcases, with secretary drawer and plate-glass &ors, sofa in hair seating, Brussels carpet, hearthrug, drugget, and folding birchwood chairs, and a library of about 300 --- -volumes of books. hall tables Entrance Hall and Staircase—Mahogany an d ebony ' with marble slab's, • handsome hall cha i rs , barometer, oilcloth, Brussels stair-carpet and rods. Butler's Pantry —Very handsomely out wine and ale glasses, tumblers, goblets, quart and pint decantFrs._elare a tz i nd water jugs, spirit and water bottles, glass dis hes, trifle dish finger glasses, all handsomely ,cut,; butler's, tray and stand, handsome double china dinner service (complete}, tea; coffee, and desert services, aset of handsome dish covers, with plated handles, nearly new, &c. In Bedrooms—Excellent mahogany four-post half-tester, Tudor, and Arabian bedsteads, wardrobes, chests of drawers, toilet and 'washstands, swing toilet: glassed and services, excellent feather beds, hair and flock mattresses, &c. In the Kitchen and Yard--The usual kitchen requisites, excellent -eight-day clock, &c. May be viewed this day, and prior to each day's sale. Catalogues had on the premises, and at the offices of Mr. Browne. 3, Colquitt street, Bold-street Order of Sale. Second Day—Best bed-room, library of books, dining-room, -breakfast-room, china and glass, &c. OLIVER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Gis Chandeliers, Rosewood Cottage PIANO-FORTE, SATIN-WOOD WARDROBE, China, Glass, and other Genuine Effects of a Lady going abroad. MESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION This Day, 27th April, punctually at Eleven o'clock, wn the Premises, 207, ST. MICHAEL-TERRACE, (near the New Baptist Chapel,) Oliver-street, 'Birkenhead, the whole of the Genuine ILOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, comprising circular Rosewood Centre Table, on massive pillar and block, the brilliant-toned 6k octaves Cottage Piano-forte, by Healey, London, hair and spring stuffed Cabriole Couch, five imitative rosewood carved Chairs, two japanned occasional ditto, Lounging Chair, gilt cornices to two window, mahogany sliding Dining 'fables, .ten and one elbow mahogany framed Chairs Pembroke and other Tables, Canterbury, What-not, Brussels and iiidderminster Carpets, two Gas Chandeliers, each for three lights, Fenders, Fire-irons, China, Glass, a few Books. Ix Bencirammes.-,--Tudor, French, four-post, and nursery bed steads and hangings, curled hair mattresses, goose feather beds,. blankets, satin-wood wardrobe, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, toilet tables, dressing glasses, carpets, window draperies, chamber ware. Figured lobby cloth, stair carpets, and Dutch covering, clock, the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, &c. Now on view, when catalogues may be had on the Premises ; or previously of Messrs. F. & J. LlooosoN, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. - - - - - Very excellent modern Household FURNITURE, valuable Buhl Cabinet, small quantities of Wines, Rosewood and Walnut Fur niture, Chimney, Cheval, and Toilet Glasses, Rosewood square Piano-forte, by Allis & Co., Portable Water Closet, Two Suits of Yacht Sails, Office Desks and Fixtures, and other genuine effects, removed from the country for positive sale. MESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, peremptorily, on FRIDAY next, 29th inst., punctually at Eleven o'clocit, at their Rooms, Argyle-street; Birkenhead, the excellent Household Furniture, comprising rosewood couch, 100 table, davenport, mu: b stand, and square piano -forte, large chimney glass in gilt frame ; the very superb buhl and marquetrie cabinet with glazed front, mahogany dining-room furniture in sets of chairs, dining tables, sofas, couches, ,&c., eheval , glass, painted Tudor bedsteads complete with hair mattresses and feather bolsters, iron, French; and tent bedsteads, cane-seated chairs, portable water closet, marbled and gilt chamber services, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, superior painted kneehole and pillared toilet tables and washstands, wardrobe, towel rails, toilet glasses, feather bed, blankets, an excellent assortment of kitchen and culinary utensils, the office fixtures (including two mahogany top desks), partitioning, mahogany pigeon holes, &e.; also, two snits of yacht sails, by order of the bankruptcy Court. The whole to be publicly viewed on Thursday, 28th April, and catalogues had of Messrs. F. & J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. _ . New Brighton. Modern and substantial Household' FURNITURE, rosewood drawing-room suite ' pier glass, &c., on the premises, No. 8, Prescot-street, near the Albion Hotel, New Brighton. ESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON, will SELL by AU JTION, on -MONDAY next, .the 2nd of May, at Eleven o'clock to the minute, on the Premiseg, No. 8, Prescot-street, New Brighton, Cheshire, the excellent Household Furniture, &e., includ ing, In Rosewood—Cabriole Buckingham couch, and eight chairs in London chintz with extra covers, an elliptic shaped centre table, chiffonier Your feet nine inches long, with marble top and plate glass back, lounging chair in chintz ; • also, a walnutwood writing table on spiral pillars, pier glass in gilt frame, tapestry and Kidder minster carpets, gilt window cornices. In Mahogany'-Oblong dining table on pillar, chiffonier, sofa table, conch Ism Birchwood, Tudor, and French-. bedsteads, with dimity and chintz hangings, hair and flock mattresses, • pillared and other toilet tables, chests of drawers; carpets; chairs'. Oil-cloth, hall lamp, stair carpets, a few kitchen requisites, and other remaining effects. -To be viewed on the morning of sale. Catilogues may be had previously on the Premises, or of Messrs. 1 , .• and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle -street, Birkenhead. 151, Bridge-street, Birkenhead.—Modern Household Furniture, Gas Chandeliers, grand square Piano-forte, by Broadwood and Sons, large Chimney Glass, framed Prints, Dinner Service, double barrelled Gun, Cornopeon, model Yacht, a few Books, alabaster Figures, under glass shades, and other genuine Effects of a family leaving the neighbourhood.- MESSRS. F. & J:IIODGSON wiIISELL by' AUCTION, on TtrnsDAY next;lard May, punctua:ly at Eleven o'clock, on tae premises, 151, Bridge-street (near the Railway), Birkenhead, the substantial Household Furniture, comprising= - _ln Drawing -room.— RosewoA cabrcule Buckingham couch, hair and spring, stuffed in crimson damask; eight strong imitative rosewood crown-back chairs, in damask; rosewood chiffunnier, with spiral columns, plate glass back and dooni, and marble top ; crimson damask curtains, . with lacquered cornice poles for,two windows ;- the powerful-toned 6j-octaves grand square piano -forte, by Broad wood and Sons, with metallic plate and bar, and mahogany case ; brilliant chimney glass,, plate 50 by 40 inches, in carved and gilt arched frame • mahogany centre table, two japanned occasional chairs, Brussels carpet, green ground, nearly new ; Axminster rug, fender, in bronze and steel ,• sliding gas chandelier, for three lights ; three sculptured alabaster figures, under glass shades. The Dining-room contains mahogany dining-table, on sliding frame, 8 feet by 4 feet 2 inches ; five, and an elbow, mahogany framed crown-back chairs, in hair cloth ; conch, in ditto ; lounging chair, in leather ; handsomely framed prints, after Landseer, Absolen, Holt, D'Orsay, and others ; two-light gasalier, Stafford shire ware, dinner service, china, cut glass, fender, fire-irons. In Bedchambers. - Polished birchwood, tudor, and four post bedsteads, and damask hangings, painted wardrobe, in imitation of maple-wood, knee-hole toilet tables, washstands, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, sponging bath, carpets, fenders, fire irons, birchwood chairs, toilet glasses, Venetian blinds. Oil cloth, cast umbrella stand, stair carpets, rods, door mats. The useful kitchen requisites, &c. To be publicly viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may ,•-• had on the premises, or previously of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, be +heir Offices and ItOoms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. Excellent moderi - .Lioncra uouSEIIOLD FURNITURE, chimney Grasses, fine-toned Cottage • , :ntoforte, in elegant Ittsew eo d Case, Mahogany Wardrobes, stu,-.....,rd5, Bookcase, Clilfroqie rs , China, Glass,Japanned and I'aPier Mum .. cods, Blectro-plaud Articles,' a few Engravings, Oil Paintings, &c. AIR. GREEN will SELL by AUCTIOii, on Th. rs d a y next, the 28th instant, n Eleven o'clock in the forenou t , at his spacious Commission .q.ierooms, Market-street, Birkenhead, • Several C o n,l s ..oient3 of • excellent and useful •Hotwhota Furniture, Portable Shower Baths, Sponge Ditto, Water Filters, Force Pump. with Hose, &c. May be viewed prior to and on the morn i ng2 rsale, and Catalogues had. Freehold Property, in Cheshire. . 1 1 / ot. GREEN will SELL by AUCTION, on M on d ay , 4 . the 2nd of May next, at Seven o'clock in the evening, at the tireat Western R.silwa ' y Birkenhead, subject to such con , ditions as shall then be produced, All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, containing in the whole about 931 square yards, with the Two semi-detached Villas thereon • erected, situate in the middlo wati, Taaumere-park, -each house containing Two Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, and Four Bzdroonti, having a south aspect, and in a rapidly increasing and :healthy locality. Also, at the same -time and place, Three well and substantially built Shops, with convenient Dwellings attached, situate in Beech road, near the Chester-road, Rock-ferry. in a thriving neighbour.. -hood, and well worth the attention of small capitalists. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Market-street, -Birkenhead. NOTICE. ACCURATE VALUATIONS of ESTATES, PERSONAL PROPERTY, and for PROBATE DUTY. Surveys for Delapida twos made with promptitude and great exactness, on a moderate Jeale of charges, by - G. C. HARRIL & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND WINE BROKERS, 46, CHURCH-STREET. [A CARD.] IWB B A i gli N 9 E . E R C S ' A. ND a A A P P R R A R I SIE L , and C 0 . , HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS, AND WINE BROKERS, 46, CHURCII-STREET.. Cash advanced to any reasonable amount when property is con aimed for absolute disposal, and in advance upon futniture at Private residences when for unreserved sale. METo Builders, Masons, Plumbers, and others. S SRS. Cr. C. HARRIL and CO. beg to Lail the attention of the public to their appointment as i1.G.E.1 , 73 to the CONSERVATI E This Society po sseV LAND SOCIETY. building societies and Shgreat advantages over most of the local as for its patrons noblemen, gentlemen, and bankers of the higheat zoisition. It has been established for a period of seven years, eei t ; s e r m cce ss in London, Manchester, and and o re th sp er eo l ta ar b g il e it t y ow . ntsbascabpital has urat with its importance now reacb.cd nearly half a million pounds sterling. Prospectu.ses and rules of the thetasocie, Nrith every other ' informa- tion, may be had at the Offices of gents, :do. 46 CHURCH -STREET. f To Architects, Surveyors and llouse Agents, IEbSoD.S toit eSzi t.ieG G, C, H of 'Atli:, abovelt IL A gen A tl i e N m D en to their ertodical Sales, held monthly, at 111.1 Cotton Sale-rooms, as being a medium for a quick and inexpensive disposal of Property, and offering greater advantages than the usual mode adopted. A moiety of commission will always be allowed to the above gen tletncia when sales are effected. OPTICS*: - 140. 46, CJIVIIC/I-BTREET. Desirable Investment. R. at ß t O he ßE F lt le T ece ß l llTL nn, SEtßue•wleinll,s,SEl Th LL.Dbayi (Wednesday), 0 their th instant, at seven o'clock in the Evening, All that MEssuwox and DWELLING-norsx, situate and being in Church-street, in St. Helen's aforesaid, and now In the occupatton of Mr. W. Hodges as tenant thereof. The premises are exceedingly well situated for business purposes, and are well worth the attention of capitalists. Tenure for two lives (in being) and 21 years. For further particulars apply to Mr. Edward Bretherton, solicitor, 53, North John-street, Liverpool. Wimple assemblage of Unredeemed Property, 200 gold and silver levers, gold centre seconds ditto, costly selection of jewels, chronometers, by. Parkinson and Frodsham, Roskell, superior doable-barrelled gun, case of pistols, silver-mounted, beautiful toned flutes, with silver keys, and other musical instruments, quantity of silver and copper Roman coins, and a fashionable assortment of wearing apparel. piece goods, &c., from th e exten sive establishments of Mr. Edward Byford, Dale-street, Messrs.- Smith and Hammond, Soho-street, Messrs. Brown and Ellis, Great George-place, Thomas Saunders, Liver-street, John', C. Downey, St. Anne-street, Frederick Walter, London-road, Ezekiel Mason, Grafton-street, Henry J. Syred, Dickenson-street, Thos. Player, Islington, Thomas Amor, Reg e nt-street, and John Bolton, Treanesdagbthe 27th and Thursday, the 28th instant, at Bridgewater -street. BY. MR. J. W. KNIBB, This Day ( Eleven O'clock precisely each, day, at the Rooins ' 105, Park-lane. AormFirst-class Assemblage of FORFEITED PROPERTY, co mprising 200 gold and silve r l evers. gold Geneva, verge, and ontal watches, including several splendidly finished gold levers by our most celebrated makers; also a superior finished gold centre seconds, by Barlow, Liverpool. The silver plate includes table spoons, tea ditto, dessert ditto, cream ewers, &e. Costly selection of jewellery, in massive gold guards, gold Allrrt fob chains, lady's gold neckla ce se t w i t h ru bi es, diamond rings, splendid lmond pin, diamond shirt studs, beautiful gold bracelet, set with pearls and real garnets, Maltese brooch and earrings, cameo and fine gold ditto, 30 silver Roman coins, five copper Roman coins, 29 medals, 19 tokens, ladies' and gentlemen's fine gold signet and fancy rings, lockets, &o. . The miscellaneous effects include several single and double bar relled guns, also a superiordouble barrelled gun, by Mortimer, case of pistols, silver-mounted, ship chronometers, by Parkinson and Frodsham, Robert RoskeU, and Ganthony,London, eight-day bracket clock, timepieces, several splendid toned flutes, with silver keys, ophicleide, and other musical instruments, 120 b rass l e tt ers , writing desks, ink and taper stands, quadrant, &c., &c. The wearing apparel consists of superfine frock coats, Albert ditto, Melton ditto. superfine wool-dyed coat and trousers pieces, vestings, kerseymere and doeskin trousers, cloth vests, silk and satin dresses, silk andsatin dress pieces, silk velvet mantles, Paisley scarf shawls, woollen ditto, handsome set of bed curtains, counter panes, sheetings, bed tick, new cloth, blankets, and other valuable property, of which full particulars will be found in catalogues, the whole of the above property being pledged at the above-named establishments prior to the 27th Apt il, 1858. Now on view, and descriptive catalogues may be obtained from any of the above-named gentlemen, or on application at the auc tioneer's rooms, 105, Park-lane. CHESHIRE.— Half-way between Chester and Liverpool. Extremely Valuable Freehold Estates, comprehending in the whole about 1,400' Acres of Building, Villa, and of highly pro ductive Garden Ground and Agricultural Land, in the several Townshiiis of Great and Little Sutton, within half an hour's journey from Liverpool or Cheqer, a large portion of which is Free of the Rectorial Tithes, together with the several Manors, or Reputed Manors, of Great Sutton and Little Sutton, the whole of which Estates will be sub-divided into upwards of 100 distinct Lots. MESSRS. CHURTON have the hononr- to announce that they have been instructed by the Trustee for Sale, under the will of the late Joseph White, Esq., TO SUBMIT TO ÜBLIC COMPETITION, AT THE ALBION HOTEL, IN CHESTER, • ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, The 18th, 19th, and 20th days of May, 1859, Commencing each day at Two for Three o'clock most punctually, In the Lots set forth in the printed particulars of Sale, or in such other and in such order as the Agents of the Vendor may decide upon, and subject to such conditions as may then be produced, the highly valuable and important FREEHOLD ESTATES of the late Joseph White, Esq., situate in the Townships of Little and Great Sutton, in the Parish of Eastham, a most healthy portion of the county, -and land of the most fertile quality, about six miles from Chester and four from Eastham Ferry, on the river Mersey. intersected by the Chester and Birkenhead Railway and several Turnpike and other Roads, and close to Stations on the existing and proposed Railways, comprehending in the whole about 1,400 STATUTE ACRES - • - • of extremely productive arable, rich grazing, and meadow lands and healthy plantations, with the Manson or Fatnily Residence of SUTTON HALL, the RAILWAY HOTEL, and Premises at Sutton Station, several well-built Farm Houses, extensive ranges of Agricultural Buildings, 'and several good Cottages, the whole of which has been judiciously sub-divided into upwards of 100 SEPARATE LOTS, • (varying- in extent from about 140 acres to 1 acre) for the con venience of purchasers. . his fine Property is scarcely to be equalled in the county, and affords innumerable healthy and well planted siteg for the erection of Villa and other Residences, the greater part of the Lands being dry and elevated, conunanding beautitul views of the Cheshire and Welsh Hills and the surrounding country. The Lands are, for the most part, rich and fertile, having a surface of deep soil with a supplied with springs of pure water. - It is proposed to lay out new roads across several portions , of the Estate, thereby affording considerable frontages, _and also bringing the whole of the Lots within a few minute's walk of the Sutton and Hooton Stations on the Birkenhead and Chester Rail way, and of any new. Station which may be made on the intended Line of Railway from Hootou to • elsby. • • The Vendor being owner of the great or RECTORIAL TITHES • • of the Township of Little Sutton, and of a portion of the Township 'of Great Sutton, it is intended to merge the same, and sell the whole of these Lands free of such Tithes: -- • • N.B.—The Keeper at Sutton. Hall, or the re..•peetive 'Tenants on the Estates, will show the various Lots. . r,FO—• Printed Particulars, with Lithographed Plans, may be had, and any further informatiort, on application to Mr..W. H. Brown, solicitor, Chester ; Mr. Davies, Estate Agent, Mollinton ; or to Messrs. Churton, the Auctioneer's, at their Offices in Chester, or Whitehurch, Shropshire. • - • .. en v rollnicat aßaitteb. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the.Nournmuy DAILY TlMES t ifi ONE PENNY. • • XTANTED, by a Gentleman, of good b us i neas ex perience, an engagement to go abroad.—Address c 15, Northern Times 1 rpo Engineers. 7 Wanted, to apprentice a youth, 14 years of age. 1. A reasonable premium will be given. —Address c.lB, Northern Times office. 6a30 AFirst-rate Gaadeuer will be in wa.niof• a Situation in a few weeks. lie understands the management of a green-house, vinery, and conservatory, &c.—Apply to Robert Smith, 14, Red cross-street. lITANTED, by a young; man, a Situatioa as Light Porter ; y y knows the town well, and would make himself generally useful ; can produce four years' character from last employers. Address J.. 5, Northern 'limes office. , 2a28 qlO Tailors and Outfitters.—Wanted, a situation as Cutter, by a 1 person long experienced in the trade, who is about leaving his present situation, which he has held for several years. Testimonials unexceptionable. Address zB, Northern Tines office. 6a28 BOOK-KEEPER, &c. Wanted, by an experienced Book-keeper ( wha has a thorough knowledge of cotton), a situation in a Merchant or Broker's office; no objection to go abroad. UneXcep tionable references and security can be given. Address c 13, Northern Times office. 62;13 COMM ercitil Traveller, who will be disengaged at the end June, is desirous of an engagement. Has an extensive con nection throughout Ireland, with druggists, grocers, &c., and can give security to any amount. References will be found highly satisfactory. Address s it, Northern Times office. 4a30 IVO MERCILA.NTS.—An holiest, industrious, and sober young j_ man, accustomed to the routine of an office, and who has held a situation of trust for 16 years, wishes to mcet with an engagement abroad. He would undertake to serve for a term of years in any foreign port. Address.z 47, Northern Times office. _ 6m3 r Brewers, Spirit Merchants, and Others.—An active and respectable couple, with a good connection and small capital, is open to take the Management of a small Hotel, or Public-house ; to any one wishing a part of their business taken off their hands; this is a good opportunity. Address a 23, Northern nines office. 6m2 AYoudgMan, who has been managing a.large farm, wishes for Employment in any capacity that he could make himself useful. He has had a good education, has a good knowledge of bookkeening by double entry, and also of all Rinds of grain. Any one requiring a conildential.person will find this a good opportunity. References on the spot. Testimonials and security.' Address Si'. 14, Whitemill-street. 6mS - -------- - WANTED, by a respectable youth, aged between 18 and 19, a situation in a Merchant's Office, and has a knowledge of bookkeeping by double entry, a thorough knowledge of the ware housing business, and likewise some knowledge of the German language and Custom-house work. Would make himself generally useful. Can produce excellent testimonials from past and present employer. Address boss 18, Northern_Times office. 6m2 W ANTED, Employment, by a married Gentleman of means, where his knowledge of building, planning, surveying, &c., would be available; he has filled responsible situations here and elsewhere, and being enabled to give security to any reasonable amount, his services also as agent, collector, &c., would be most satisfactory; references first-class, and remuneration expected very moderate. Address z. 3, Northert, Tinley office. 12m5 WANTED, a Solicitor and Collectorship, by a respectable and Experienced Married Man, (Scotch), 39 years of age, of good address, and first-class connection amongst the Merchants, &c., in Town. At present (and for the se con d y ear ) employed as Solicitor and Collector for a Public Institution, whose services with the same will expire in about six weeks, would be glad to meet with a similar engagement. Reference from present Employers, which will be found very satisfactory. Address 1,000, Northern Times office. ~_.~. Vtrsous Mute Zr. The Charge for Advertisements uuder this (lead. in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. is ONE PENNY. WANTED, a Man accustomed to deliver circulars.—Apply at 43, Wood -street. IXTANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply to J. Powell and Co., 40, f V Duke-street, between 9 and 10 a.m. 1 WANTED, a Boy, as an apprentice to the Tailoring Business.-- Apply at 99, Prescot-street, Low-hi11. WANTED, a stout active Youth, from 16 to 18, of good charac ter, as Cleaner-up in a boot and shoe establishment. Wages 10s. per week. Apply at 31, Bold-street, from nine to ten in the morning, 1 PRlNTERS.—wanted, a good Compositor (non-unionist) ; 1. stating wages expected, and giving references. Also, a smart, well educated Youth, as an Apprentice to the Stationery business. Address a 17. Northern Times office. 6m2 P ItiNTI NG - aiidSTATIONERY.—Wanted, a respectable Young Man, who can undertake to superintend the pressing and cutting department in a Jobbing Printing-office, and fill up his time collect ing accounts. Apply, stating wages required, where last engaged, and reference, to a. 0., No r th ern Times office. N.B. A Turnover Apprentice also required, ORe 1 1Zed to case and press preferred. Apply 48 above, by letter. (faitst s.erlnutt Vin. autinff Viarts. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMEB,IS ONE. PENNY. WANTED, a situation as Wet Nurse, by a young woman, 23 years of age, from the country. Apply at 13, Lumber street, Old Hall -street. 3a28 WANTED, a situation as Housekeeper and general Servant, or as Nurse; a good needlewoman, and a five year's character. Apply at 36, Spring-place, Christian-street. 6a28 WANTED, by a Young Man from the country, a situation as Groom in a gentleman's family, under a coachman or otherwise.—For particulars apply . to Mr. Gorst, saddler, Aigburth. . . 5a30 WANTED, by a Lady, of the Church of England, a situation as Companion to an elderly lady, or Housekeeper to a single gentleman or Widower; no objeCtion to the country. Address R.I, Northern Tithei office. 3a27 WANTED, situations by two highly respectable females, either as housekeepers, wardrobe-keepers, or to wait on invalids, or in place of business; also on list for engagement a nursery governess and ladies' maid; all well recommended. Apply to Mrs. Levi, stationer, 66, Russell-street. • - 6ap3o WANTED, by a person of some years experience, capable of instructing In English and Music, a.situatien to superintend the domestic concerns of a family ; or to take the wardrobe depart ment in a ladies' or gentlemen's school preferable ; salary £25 ; no objection to either .town or country. Address R. P., 23, Everton Village. 6ml WANTED, situations by a young man, age 21, protestant, with four year's character,, either as coachman, groom, or valet ; is well accustomed to horses; also, a good gardener is desirous of a situation, catholic, age 37, with 18 months' character ; also, on list for engagemeat a single man, age 34, protestant, as butler, with good character. Apply to Mrs. Levi, 66, Russell -street. 6a30 zuu serbaut% Mauttb. The Charge for Advertisements µnder this head. in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, is ONE PENNY. WANTED, a good Nursemaid. Apply at 37, South Castle street. .6a29 WANTED, a first-rate Servant-of-all-Work. See referenee list, Northern Times office. , 3a27 WANTED, a Servant-of-all-work,. one that can be well recom mended. Apply to Kean the Stocking-Man, 15, Price-st. 4a30 WANTED, a Nurse Girl, about 16 years of age ; none but English need apply.—Apply at the Northern Times office. t.f.o - \V A N NN T a % r D , a . general pp.y House-servant; u s o " n - a s i e l rv y a a n t t h a e ls ew a R n e ° g7s e t rn ry ai( O l ffi an ee d , 14, Queen-street, Birkenhead. • WANTED, a servant-of-all-work, for a small family. None need apply without good reference as to character. Apply at No. 8, 41110-lane, Edge-hill. Ba2B WANTED, a General Servant, who can wash and sew. A good character and satiafhetory references indispensable. Apply at 27, Upper Huskisson-street, between two and four o'clock. tfo WANTED, a strong general Servant, who understands cooking and ironing; from the country preferred. Apply in the afternoon between four and eight, at 111, Crown-street, East. 3a27 'WANTED, a thorough good English Servant-of-all-work, age from 20 to 30; must do plain cooking, 'and produce at least two years character. For address see reference list, N0rt.4 6: 7 8 1 Times office. IHE NORTIIERN TIMES, WEDNESD AA, APRIL 27, 1859. rittittr Zaauteb-. The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, isTWOPENCE. - PARTNERSHIP. —Wanted, by an, insurance broker, an active Partner; with a 'good connexion amongst shipowners and merchants. Address to r. T., Northern Times office. 6ap27 _ . TO SIIIPMASTEItS.—Wanted a Partner, with £l5O, to fill the place of one deceased, in a business many years established; income between £5OO and £6OO per annum.—Apply by letter, c 12, Northern Times office. 6213 10ARTNERSHIP.-IVanted, a Share in any Business, where a few hundred pounds, and the time of the Advertiser can be profitably employed ; or a situation under a Merehant, or others requiring the services of a trustworthy confidential person. Address is. 44, Northern Times office. 6a29 PRTNERSIIIP.—Wanted, a Share in any Business, where a few hundred pound., and the time of the Advertiser can be profitably employed ; or a situation under a Merchant, or others requiring the services of a trustworthy confidential person. Address J. M., Northern Times office. 6m2, WANTED, by the advertiser, who has for the last twelve yeara been established in the Shipwright and Boat-building line, a Partner, having a good business connection amongst shipowners and captains. Money not so much. an object: Address; with real name, to a it, box c 13, Post-office, - Liverpool. 6m2 O CAPITALISTS.--The Advertiser who has a perfect know .1. ledge of the SLIM l' and GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Departments, is desiriotrs of meeting with'a PARTNER (sleeping or otherwise), who could command £5OO, to enter into the trade upon premises already in view. References exchanged. Address J.m.L., Post-office, Liverpool. • Sisreituntaus e-(4auts. The Charge fur Advertisements under this head in the Noitammux DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE. WANTED, good judges of Tobacco, to smoke American Solace. Apply to Charles Turmeau, 11, Castle-street. may 12 - - the \ I V A N evening i'E D publication. ``ndn AWcir " es a s, bo s T ati s n ix g o p ' i l c o e e k ton the Northern Times office. 3a 28 WT ‘ fo N r lE th i i ) ; w T e E ek's T El j r B nl ' ll D 17..4ITYXYTIUDEsI.TE1,tiplprAlE N T imme diately, at the Northern Daily Tinzes Office, 19. South John-street. Circulation Circulation nearly 12,000 daily. WANTED, to know what is the use of any one asking who sells better Four shilling Tea than Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliott street, when it is well known that it cannot be equalled, and that they are the largest dealers out of London. • WANTED, to let all Servants, out of situations, know that they can get places by advertising in the Northern Daily Times, the charge for which has been reduced to lane Penny. The office is at 19, South John-street. The circulation of the Northern Times I. 19,000 • WANTED, to let the Public know that the Northern Daily Times has now the largest circulation, and that it is the cheapest, as well as the best Advertising Medium, in Liverpool. The office is at 19, South John-street. The circulation of the Nor thern Times is nearly 12,000 daily. TATANTED, to let all persons, Wanting Servants, know that they can get them immediately, by advertising in the Nortliei•n Daily Times, the charge for:which has been reduced to Cie Fenny. The office is at 19, South John-street, and the circulation of the Northern Timed is nearly 12.000 daily. MO be LET, itoom for TEN THOUSAND PENNY AD VER TISEMENTS in this week's NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. Sertanti Out of Place, Persons Wanting Servants, Clerks, or Shopmen apply immediately at the NORTHERN 13.tinvTiirzs Office, 19, SOUTH JoIIN-STREET. Circulation nearly 12,000 daily. Books Wanted. IVPALMER, 13, Leece-street, is always oven to Purchase . Libraries or small Parcels of Books, n town or country. Letters attended to.- Thousands of Volumes, u all departments of literature, school-books, &c., continually on :ale Cheap. Book Buyers will do well to make a frequent- call. EFT-OFF CLOTHES W „ ANTED, in large nr small quantities, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. ' Gentlemen and ladies desirous of disposing of the same, will be waited upon in all parts of Lanca shire, Southport, Chester, , and Cheshire, and the highest price given. —Address Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, 47, 3rownlow-hill; for convenience of Gentlemen about 'Change, x 69, Northern Times office. Mr. Jackson has no agentS, and allows m one but himself or Mrs. Jackson to buy for him. ousts aub .emists Mauttb. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHERN is TWOPENCE. lATANTED, a good Warehouse, in a public thcro ug hf are near t he V Custom-house. Address D.G. 27, Northern Times office. 18a28 a Warehouse in Goree Piazzas, er Back Gorce, by the Ist of June next. Address r 25, Post-office, Liverpool. 6a27 WANTED, a House and Shop in a populous neighourhood or near Mill-street preferred), suitable fol a provision dealer. Address, stating full particulars, to a', Northern Times office. 6m2 WANTED, within ten miles of Liverpool, i n the neighbourhood of a railway station or omnibus routy an Unfurnished House, containing dining-room, drawing-roon, four good-sized bedrooms, and servant's room, with large garde'. Address, with full particulars and rent, to X.Y.Z., Northern Tines office. 6a30 To LICENSED VICTUALLERS, BREWERS, &c.—Wanted, a first-class Wine and Spirit Vaults, or premises which have a licence, and can be altered into such. The centre o: the town would be pr,ferred, but any leading thoroughfare will not be objected to. Price no object. Apply by letter (which will meet with the strictest confidence and immediate attention,) to c 15, Northern Times office. 6m3 Za bt get, linsiness -Vmuists. - The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE. TO be Let, a small Irouse and S'Aop, in the small warp business. Apply at 7, Kensington, Low-hill. Sml Fr O be Let, a suit of convenient Offices, with large sample or _1 salesroom, together or separate, at 9, Temple-court. 6m2 O. BUTCHERS. & OTHERS.--To be Let, the Old E-tablished Shop, '236; Mill-street, Toxteth-park. For terms apply ; as above. - 4a30 MO be Let, a good Double Office, in Mersey-chambers, Old Church-yard. Apply to Robinson and Barton, 26, Tower buildings 'West. 6m2 BONDED or Free Vault to be Let, in Bath-street, under Stanley buildings, with gas and separate crane. Rent £4O. Apply to H. Spencer, 14, Bath -street. 6m3 PllO be let, a two-stalled Stable and Coachhouse ; also, shippon for two cows, and the grass off a small fieid, together or sepa rate, at 3, Rodney-street, High Park-street. 6m2 TO be Let, one or more Large Rooms, with front entrance, suitable for concert, show, or auction-rooms; length, 32 feet, breadth 22 feet, height 13 feet. Apply to Henry Tudor, 1, Shaw's brow. 6a28 Shop in Church-street. TO be Let, a House and Shop in the best part of the above street, with a good show-room behind ; suitable for any business. Apply to William Martin, hair-cutter, 18, Church-street. 110 BAKERS and PROVISION DEALERS.—To Let, a house, shop, and bake-house, in the above business, in a good neigh bourhood. Rent £26. Incoming, for shop and bake-house fixtures, £lO. Apply to Miss Benson, Provision Dealer, Christian street. 3a29 MO be Let, in the most business part of Mill-lane, two Shops, with plate glass fronts, partially fitted up and in good order ; a good dwelling-house attached to , one shop • no incoming, and rents moderate, apply to Mr. E. Lowry, 165, Mill-street; or to Mr. R. W. Lowry. notate arent. 117. Middle Warwirk-street* 3a27 li.f.Tl - TOUSE-BUIIMI:4 GS; (on of ClOckeiNew Wappii7i; 13 Liverpool.—To be Let, two excellent commodious shops, they contain rooms above, with water-closets, and good dry cellars. One lately occupied as an Eating-house, &c., the others by a ship chandler. Fixtures for each complete, and may be taken at a valuation. Apply to Mr. Edward Dyas, Salthouse-buildings, or to Mr. Tuer, Waterloo. 6 m 3 Boarding-house. Man R. BRllN ta E b i i l s a l t ie e d ßr i ozn ar o dh ai l a g d l ylow se er) jtsuilstr.irtaedfirTsto first-rate business locality, containing three sitting-rooms, twelve bedrooms, bathroom, water-closet, two kitchens, yard, &c. Goodwill, &c., £3O. Rent £49.—Apply at the auction and estate agency offices, 3, Colguitt-street, Bold-street. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. TO bo LET, to eligible tenants, 12 BUTCHER'S and PROVISION SHOPS, in Gill-street Market. Information as to situation, and and other particulars, may be obtained from Mr. Hutchinson, the superintendent of Gill-street Markets. Sealed tenders, stating rent proposed to be given, with ref erenc e s as t o respecta bility, must be sent addressed to the "Chairman of the Markets' Committee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on or before Saturday, the 7th May next. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the highest tender. By order, WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk. Town-hall, 25th April. 1859. Zzx bouus }tub gter 00115t5f The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHEL24 DAILY TIMBS, is TWOPENCE. T 10 Brewers and Spirit Dealers.—To be Let, by tender, a Corner Wine and S pirit Vault, at the South-End, just erected, and partly fitteanp ; 'may be had on lease or otherwise, as might .be agreed upon. Apply to Mr. Thomas Kilshaw, potatoe dealer, 81, Whitechapel. 6a28 Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near London-road. 910 be LET, solely- through ill-health., a very large Corner House, in a first-rate position of business. Nett rent only 29 2s. Price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade, 220. For notes to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate - Agent, 13a, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. TO be Sold, Cheap, Freehold of Inheritance, a Beer-house, likely to command a license, with four Dwelling-hottses attached, Rental 276 per annum. Price 2900, £6OO may remain on mortgage if required. Apply to John Ferguson, 9, ; Clyde-terrace, Berwick street, West Derby -road. Capital Ale and Porter Vaults, near Tithebarn-street. 9 1 0 be LET, a handsome plate-glass fronted Vaults, containing j_ bar, parlour, four apartments, cellars, &c. Rent £2O per annum. Price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade, £lB. For notes to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, 13A, Barnett-street, corner of Leigh -street. TTENRY 'UUDOR, has to Let several WINE an d SPIRIT _LL VAULTS, in good drinking neighbourhoods; also, a variety of Beer-houses, and being in the trade himself, parties will study their own interest by applying between the hours of of 11 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m., to Henry Tudor, 1, Shaw's-brow. 6a,28 ALFRED -JACOB, AGENT, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street. Established 1848, FOR THE LETTING OF WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE AND PORTER VAULTS, &c. Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on application at the Office. LICENSES TRANSFERRED AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. Firsi-class Brewery, with excellent Dwelling-house, within GO miles of Liverpool. TO be Let or Sold, one of the most com p ac t B rewer i es i n th e United Kingdom, 120 barrel length, with every convenience for carrying on a most extensive trade. The Brewery, outbuildings, and capital dwelling-house cottages for the workpeople, gardens, &c., occupy three acres of land. Rent only £lOO. Price £2,000. , -- For further particulars apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett street, corner of Leigh-street. Very old-established and respectable Free Wine and , Spirit Vaults, outskirts, near Edge-hill. TO be Let, solely through ill-health of proprietor, one of tile best Houses in the market, doing a most respectable parlour and out-door trade. Returns from £23 to £26 per week. Rent £BO on a long lease. Price of fixtures, license, goodwill, and utensils in trade, only £4.o.—For notes to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13a, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. First-class Family Hotel, near the Exchange. MO be Let, a very old-established and respectable Family Hotel, I containing eight entertaining and forty-six bedrooms, larders, kitchens, &c.; has been most successfully conducted by present proprietor for many years, and who is now retiring from business. Terms, which are very liberal, may be obtained from Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, 13a Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Handsome Corner Free Wine and Spirit Vaults, North Docks. Valuable Lease. MO be Let, immediately, owing to the serious illness of proprietor, a very handsome Corner Vaults, with capital bar, bar-parlour, snug, and six apartments. Rent only £6O, on lease of 13i years unexpired. To secure an immediate tenant, the low price of £7OO (cheap at £1,000) will be taken for lease, license, fixtures, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade ; together with the household furniture.— Apply to ➢fr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, 13A Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Respectable corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Richmond-row. 10 be Let, suitable for a lady, a very resp ec t a bl e corner double fronted Vaults, with good house, containing seven apartments and good cellarage. The most satisfactory reasons given for leav ing. Rent £3O. Price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade, only £4O. Cheap.at £ss.—For notes to view, apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street. corner of Leigh -street. • To Stewards, Mates, and others. TO be'Let, close to the Sailors' Home and Docks, a very old established Ale and Porter Vaults. Contains good bar, bar parlour, tap-room, kitchen, cellars, and yard, f our la r ge b e d rooms , &c. Rent £35. Price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade, £35. A great bargain, and worthy of attention.—For notes to view apply to Mr, Alfred Jacob, 13s, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Old-established Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, close to Crown street and Pembroke-place. TO be LET; a handsome Corner Vaults, containing bar, kitchen, clubroom, two bedrooms, cellars, yard, &c. Price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade, £2O. A good epening for any one requiring a respectable Vaults. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Ilashett-street, comer of Leigh-street. Public lausts nub .eex gallsfs. The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMM, is TWOPENCE. Highly Respectable Free Wine and Spirit Vaults, close to St. - George's Church, Lord-street. TO be Let, in consequence of owner obtaining &lucrative appoint-, ment, a very old-established respectable House, containing large bar-parlour, sitting-room, seven bedrooms, &c. Price of license, fixtures, goodwill, &c., £5OO, very cheap; and can be strongly recommended.—For notes to view, apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A. Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Old-established Wine and Spirit Vaults, near Dale-street. TO be LET, a great bargain, in consequence of the owner having an appointment which prevents him keeping a public house, a very old-established House, in a capital position. Returns 212 per week. Rent only 229. Price of license, fixtures, good will, and utensils-in-trade, 2200, 290 of which can remain on if required. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, &c., 13e, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Arfartuunts Rante. The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN DAILY TDIES, is ONE PENNY. Apartntruts Za lit get. The charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHERN DA 'DT TIMES, is .ONE E' ENVY. ro be Let, a neatlyTurnished Bedroom; terms moderate. Apply at 7, Bentinck-street, Eleanor',-terrace.. 6a26 MO be Let, at 7, Nile-street, neatly furnished Si;ting-room and Bedroom, with ase of Kitchell. Terms, incinding gas, 6s. per week. 6m3 APARTMENTS TO LET.—A handsomely Furnished Drawing room and Bedroom, or Parlour and Bedroom, at 61, West Derby -street. 6m2 NEAT and comfortable Furnished Apartments for one pr two gentlemen ; no other lodgers ; terms moderate. Apply at 73, Upper liuskisson-street, near Falkner-square. 6ap3o TWO or three gentlemen can be accommodated with comfortable Apartments, on moderate terms; ten minutes walk from the Exchange. See reference list, Northern Times office. ONE or Two Gentlemen, can be accommod a t e d w ith com f orta bl e Apartments in a private residency, in a highly respectable part of Wavertree. Address A 46, Northern Times office. 6a27 WATEItLOO.—To be Let, neatly furnished Apartments, with a good view of the sea, consisting of a drawing room and three bedrooms.—For terms, &c., address N., Northern Times office. 6m2 r Iwo or Three young Alen can be accommodated with the use of a Parlour and Bedrooms, with fire and attendance, at 4s 6d per week, in a genteel neighbourhood. Partial board if required. Enquire at 34, Upper Pitt-street, Great George-square. 6m2 CONVENIENP SITUATION.—To be Let, furnished, t en minutes' walk from the Exchange, a Sitting-room and Bed room, with punctual attendance, and every domestic comfort that • maybe desired. Apply at 1, Bold-place, St. Luke's Church. 3a27 Xt'VeNu.s—e AofGae:iittllima.ng rso can m, b i e n a s ecomzo f darld y u in itb oi a t l , 3 3 e n dr . Bedroom and 6s. Gd. per week. One that does not smoke preferred. An omnibus comes close by every half hour.—See Reference List, Xorthern Times Alice. 3a28 ---- ONE or two gentlemen, or lady an d gent l eman, can beaccom modated with a drawing room, with one or two bedrooms, if preferred ; the house is pleasantly situated, neat. Bedford-street ; good references will be given ; terms moderate. Apply at 65, Elizabeth-street. 6m4 Iti—neetabb" " .espectable Young Man, requiring 'clean and comfortable _ A L lodgings, can be accommodated with a Parlour and front Bedroom, or Bedroom alone, with a respectable family where ther e are no children. Terms will be moderate, if suitable.—Apply at 19, Belgrave-street, Brunswick-road. 4a30 APARTMENTS. —A Lady, having a Cottage in Kensington, can Let off two Sitting and two Bedrooms, well furnished, suitable for a gentleman or invalid. Terms for two rooms, 8s • ditto one, 68 Gardens, week ; situationbeautiful; near th e Zo o logi ca l Oiens, Apply at 16, Coleridge-street, liensington,...„ 2r „ltio , 6ma to . ta atet, glizeffing i.,:rwia. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in theNorrannx DAILY Tnms, is TWOPENCE. TO be Let, a House, No. 151 , Park-road, opposite St. John the Baptist Church. —Apply at 54, Renshaw-street. 6m2 rpo be Let, at Acton-terrace, Rock-ferry, a good family House, I furnished or unfurnished. Apply to Robinson and Barton, 26, Tower-buildings West. 6m2 CROSBY. —To be Let, a furnished Cottage, with a good garden back and front. Apply to Mr. Halewood, George Inn, Great Crosby ; or at 23, Egerton Village. 6m3 MCI be Let, a semi-detached Villa, in Curzon-park, Chester, con; taming two entertaining and five bedrooms, closets, cellaring, pantries, &c. ; good garden and shrubberies. Further particulars may be had from Mr. Royle, Curzon-park. , TO be-Let, neat new Cottages, with large Gardens, near St. Alban's Catholic Church, Liscard ; rent £l6, including rates and taxes; they contain seven apartments. Apply on the pre mises, or to Mr. E. C. Cattral, Liscard-road. - 72 may 28 XTEW BRIGHTON.—To be Let, an unfurnished House, upon a .13 lease (with immediate possession), in Montpellier-crescent. Rent El5O per annum. Apply, next door, at Mr. John Greases, Montpellier-erescent, or 13, Castle -street, Liverpool. 6a30 TO Persons 'Without a Family.—To be Let, one minute's Walk - from the Custom-house, a small but convenient House, cpn taining sitting-room, three bedrooms, dressing-room, kitchen, And wash-house, with excellent yard. Apply by letter, to s. 206; Northern Times office. 6a28 Derwent-road, West Derby. MO be Let, with immediate possession, a Semi-detached Villa, containing two sitting-rooms, and kitchen on the ground Odor, four bedrooms, and cellared throughout, with a good garden. Apply to Mr. Radcliffe, Derwent-road. 6a28 TRANMERE PAIIK.—To be Let, a good detached Family House, next to the Style-road, containing three entertaining zooms, and kitchen on-the same floor, four bedrooms, and dressing room, with wash-house, &c., in an out-building, large garden, and ,a plentiful supply of water; rent £36. Applyon the premises. 6a28 Highfield-road, Green-lane. riPiCI be Let, several new Houses, with gardens front and back, containing three good.bedrooms, parlour, kitchen, scullery, and water-closet, with gas fixtures ; locality dry and healthy ; rent, including water and taxes moderate. Apply on the premises 6a28 Chester. To be. Let, several Villa Residences, in Queen's-park, containing three parlours, five bedrooms, bathrooms, and water closets (fitted for gas and water). Apply to Mr. Goldsmith, architect, estate office, Queen's-park, Chester ; or 63, Faulkner-street, Man ciaester. 24m14 .t.EEZE-HILL, Walton.—To be Let, two Family Houses, eon taining dining-room, 24 feet by 16 feet, drawing-room, 18 feet by 16 feet, breakfast-rodM, 18 feet by 15 feet, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, wine larder, and cook's pantry, six spacious bed rooms, bathroom, and water-closet, together with other domestic conveniences. Apply to J. H. Smith, 22, Lord-street, or at the liaises. • 6m2 SEAFORTIT.—To be Let, a detached House, two minutes' *walk from the station, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast. rooms, kitchen and scullery on ground floor, six bedrooms, water closet and dressing-room, two attics, and two cellars, coach-house, stable, and wash-house, handsome conservatory and garden, good supply of hard and soft water. Apply at 5, Lancaster: buildings. - 6m3 Derwent-road, West Derby. TO be Let, excellent new Houses, containing dining-room 15 feet by 22 feet 6 inches, breakfast-room 14 feet 6 inches by 20 feet, kitchen. scullery. and butler's pantry, on the ground floor, seven spacious bedrooms, one 17 feet by 20 - feet, suitable for a drawing room, the whole cellared ; situation dry and healthy ; well sewered. Apply to Richard Radcliffe, Derwent-road ; or to Mr. Fenwick, Exchange-alley North. 6a28 Chester. TO be Let, several new and very commodious Houses, called Deva-terrace, most delightfully situate on the banks of the River Dee, within seven minutes' walk of the ~Chester-station; they Contain two parlours, and from four to six bedrooms each, with,waterclosets, and-all necessary domestic offices. Rents from 20 to 25 guineas per annum.—Apply to Mr. Hitchen, Eaton-road; or Mr. Jones, Westminster-buildings, Newgate-street, Chester. 24m14 bt VOUStS tut Raub. The Marge for AdVertisements under this head. in the N warn ERN DAILY TIMES ! is TWOPENCE. "EIVERTON. On Sale, about nine statute acres of freehold Land. Pricp.moderate. Time given for payment. • Liberal advances made. Apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, solicitors, Fenwick-street. 6a27 • : - , . . Notice. , OWNERS OF PROPERTY desirous of effectingimmediate Sales, can have their lots '_inserted, free' of charge, in the Aram Circular, if sent in prior to the 28th instant. Offices 13a, Basnett street, corner of Leigh -street. Established 1848. House in Great George-square. TO be SOLD by private treaty, all that commodious Dwelling house, No. 16, Great George-square, well suited for arge family. For further particulars, and cards to view, apply to Henry Forshaiv aad Goodinan, 12, Sweeting-street. t f o MO be Sold, a Bargain, Four Freehold Dwelling-houses, forming I.- Kelvin-terrace, West Derby-road, near the Newsham House Estate, they are fitted up with all modern conveniences, with hot and cold baths. Rental £lO4. Price £1450, £l,lOO may remain on mortgage if required. Apply to John Ferguson, 9, Clyde-terrace, Berwick-street, West Derby-road. 6a22 Lot 215. _ _ _ _ ALFRED JACOB is instructed to,sell, by Private Contract, six well built Freehold Houses, situated close to Edge-bill Church, containing -seven apartments, cellars, good garden, - and water closet. Net rental 1021. per annum. Tenure freehold; price 1,3501. There is a Mortgage of 1,2001. on the property, which can remain. For further particulars apply at the offices. 13A. Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Eligible Properties for Sale. ALFRED JACOB'S CIRCULAR for AP R I L is no w rea dy containing Lists of first-class Freehold and Leasehold Proper ties for sale by Private Contract. Mortgages arranged on the shorteSt notice.---Offices 13e, Basnett-street. corner of Leigh-street. Established 1848. List of Freehold and Leasehold Property to be Sold, Lot 228. from Circular. ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, four handsome Dwelling-houses, situated in Canning-street, Falk ner-squaxe, each containing two kitchens, 5, parlours, drawing room, four bed rooms, water closet, &c., all well let to respectable tenants. To insure an immediate purchaser the low price of 1,4501. will be taken. Tenure leasehold. For further particulars apply at the offices, 13A, Ba.snett-street, corner of Leigh-street, • Lot 223. ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, fo ur well-built Dwelling-houses, situated at Edge-hill. Each house contains parlour, kitchen, scullery, and three bed rooms, all well let, and 'producing 701. per annum, less taxes. Tenure freehold ; price on.y 750/. For further particulars apply at the offices, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Lot 227. A LFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, a AA_ pair of semi-detached Villas, delightfully situated at Wes t Derby. Each' house contains two parlours and kitchen on the ground floor, 4 bed rooms, bath, and water closet, and large gar dens, walled round, let to respectable tenants, at 36/. each. Tenure freehold; price 1,0001., cheap at 1,250/. Apply at the offices for notes to view. Lot 224. ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Pri va t e C on t rac t, t en well-built Dwelling-houses two front and eight back, form ing a respectable Court, situated top end of Scotland-road. Was built eipressly for present owner by a well known builder, all let, and producing 871. 10s. Bd. per annum, less taxes. Tenure free hold; price only 800/: Parties wanting good Cottage Property win find this a very desirable investment. For further particulars apply at the offices, 13A, Basuett-street. corner of Leigh-street. ' Lot 225. ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, three well built Dwelling-houses, pleasantly situated on the Breck road. Each contains two parlours and kitchen on the ground floor; cellar kitchen, and four good bed rooms , a ll l e t, an d p ro d uc i ng 751. per annum. Tenure copyhold of inheritance; price,only 1,0701. For further particulars apply at the offices, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Lot 220. ALFRED JACOB is instructed to se ll, by Private Contract, a pair of semi-detached Villas, beautifully situated at Rainhill, con taining each three entertaining and six bed rooms, bath, and water closet, kitchen, butler's pantry, wine cellars, wash house, and gar dens. Tenure Leasehold, 75 years from 1856. Price 1,0501. Lot, 226. ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Co n t rac t, th ree capital Dwelling-houses, close to Cabbage Hall. The omnibus passes the doors. Each house contains two kitchens, two parlours, drawing room, four bed rooms, bath and water closet, butler's pantry, &c., all let, and producing 1141. per annum. Tenure free hold of inheritance ; price 1,6501.—F0r further particulars apply at tne offices, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh -street. rro be Sold, by private treaty, a splendid detached country 1 Residence, now in the occupation of the Rev. J: S-Ilowson, Principal of the Collegiate Institution,. South-hill-road, with excel lent garden, and every other convenience ; an excellent town Resi dence, near Falkncr-square, with four entertaining rooms, eight bedrooms, and every other convenience for a large family ; two excellent freehold Houses in the same locality; two very eligible ranges of Offices, near the Exchange ; eight excellent Shops and Offices. Woodside. near the Ferry; very valuable Premises, with thece fronts, Bold-street; four very valuable Premises, Great George-street; nine Houses, Huskisson-street ; with several desirable lots of Cottage Property. Also, several very eligible lots of building Land; about 40,000 yards, with three fronts, Waterloo ' • 45,000, with two fronts, Bo o tle ; about 100,000, near NewshamHouse; 30,000, Hope-street; and a few eligible lots in Cheshire. The following to be Let : a splendid Shop, Bold-street; one Ditto, Berry-street; one Ditto, Great George-street ; a splendid country Residence, with eight bedrooms, Prince's-park ; one Ditto, Dingle-hill; Ode Ditto, Grove-street; one excellent House, near Walton ; an excellent double Office, Haekin's-hey. Apply to William Williams, 3, Hackin's-hey. go a 2.ertb . , Klusinesses au (Storks. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the N ORTHERN DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE. To Dyers, Cleaners, and Finishers. TO be Disposed of, by private treaty, the Bu s i ness , M ac hi ner y, Fixtures, &c., of an old established Dye House, situated ).n one of the best and most improving thoroughfares in Liverpool, now doing a good business, and the premises are replete with every con venience for doing a large trade. Most satisfactory reasons will be given for declining the business, Address, post paid, box r 32, General Post Office. 6a28 • •To Chemists and Druggists. MO be Disposed Of, on advanta geous t erms , i n a p opu l ous su b ur b I' of Liverpool, about three miles from the Exchange, the Busi ness of a Chemist and Druggist, established about twenty years, doing a good business. Rent moderate. To a young man desirous of commencing business this is worth attention. Applications to be addressed x It, to Messrs. Evans, Sons, and Co., Hanover-street; or Mr. Jones, 19, Berry-street, Liverpool. 12a30 go . /le c Zth , t gat*, & garriags. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE. To Let, a Beer-house, 29, W o lf- s t ree t. I ncom i ng mo d erate, including fixtures, &c. TO be Sold, the owner having no further use f or it, a B a y M are 15 hands 2 inches, rising 6 years ; well-bred, sound, a good goer, and steady in harness.—Apply to Hy. Thompson, provision dealer, 8, St. James's-place, or Clayton-square. 3a28 to tit Son', °Sorbian. The-Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHEILII DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE. TO be SOLD, a CAPITAL PAGING MACHINE, with two sets tigues, by 0//is.—Apply at the Northern Times office. r Obe SOLD, a WEIGHING MACHINE, by Thomas Cheshire and Co., will weigh 4 cwt. Also, a number of WEIGHTS.— Apply at the Northern Times office. TO PUBLICANS, &c.—To be Disposed of immediately, the Fittings of a wine and spirit vaults, including stone casks, lamp, &c.—Apply at 5, Dean-street, Elliott-street. 6m3 T 0 be SOLD, a first-rate DOUBLE-CYLIND ER PRINTING MACHINE, by Cowper; size of table 3ft. 4in. by 4ft. lin. ; is in perfect working order, and will be sold at a very reasonable price. —Address B. 1100, Northern Times office.- To Screw Steam-packet Builders, &c. (AN Sale, a pair of dire c t ac ti ng con d ensing Mar i ne Steam kf Engines, 70-horse power nominally, effective power much greater, diameter of cylinder 34 inches, len g th o f s t ro k e 26 i nc h es, link motion, air pumps all brass, pumps and valves all in excellent order, and on the most approved principle ; the side valves are of the gridiron description, with India-rubber packing ; in fact, the engines altogether are of the most modern description, with the most recent improvements, thoroughly efficient, and ready for immediate use. Also, a large Marine Boiler, in excellent condition, suitable for a tug, paddle, or screw boat; breadth 13 feet 6 inches, height 11 feet 9 inches, length 9 feet; four flues, with tubes and flues all complete. Also, a Patent Windlass, nearly new, suitable for a vessel of any size. Also, a Boat, 22i feet by 5 feet, adapted for the River Mersey. Also, a quantity of Wrought-iron Shafting, from 8 to 13 feet long, by 7 and 8 inches diameter.—Apply to Caleb D. Watson and Co., Liverpool. j y 25 bt (sro, Sisallawns. The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE. MO PIG FEEDERS.—To be Sold, cheap, a large quantity of damaged Biscuits, suitable for feeding pigs. Apply at 1, St. James's -street. ANY person requiring a good and fi n e toned six octave Piano forte, in walnutwood case, quite new. and warranted. See reference list Northerm Times office. 26m5 --- TO POTTERIES and PLATE GLASS MAKERS.—On sale, deliverable at any place, Quartz Rock, suitable for this purpose. Apply to Mr. J. Slater, Park&ld, Birkenhead. 1a27 --- (AN SALE, deliverable at any port in England, Sotland or Ire k_f land, or any railway station, Welsh Quartz, fit for making glass, china, or glazing. —Wm. S. Slater, Birkenhead. OSale, one cf Alexander's Tw e l ve G u i nea Harmoniums, newly new. Lowest cash price, nine and a-half guineas. Apply at Z. Howard's Music Depot, 9, Market Cross-street, Birkenhead. 12a30 ITELLEWELL'S,V I LASTIC SILL and Corro x 2& 3, QUADRANT , U ABDOMINAL, UMBILICAL, a n d LIME-STREET.BODY BELTS, SURGICAL BANDAGE WEBS, 53, CASTLE-STREET. SUSPENSORIES. Hunting Drawers, dm. GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Royal Laundry. The ladies are respectfully informed that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress says, that, although she has tried wheaten, rice, and other Powder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the Glentield, which is the finest starch she ever used. When you ask or Glentield Patent Starch, see that you get it, as inferior kinds are ften substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and London. REMOVAL. GR. BELL, SURGICAL INSTRUMENT, TRUSS, AND • BANDAGE MAKER, From 4, Parker-street, to 49, RENSHAW-STREET, Opposite at. Andrew's Church. __, • TO JOINERS, CABINET-MAKERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. G E L. K E L L Y, WHOLESALE TIMBER. DEALER, has taken the Yard in Hope-street, corner of Mount-pleasant, where he intends establishing SALES by AUCTION of the various kinds of WOOD requisite to the Trade. The Yard will be stocked by the 29th instant; when Catalogues may be ad, and the first Auction held at Twelve o'clock on the 2nd of May, when G. L. K. hopes to receive that support which will make their weekly continuance desirable, They will enable the smallest consumer to purchase choice Wood at wholesale prices. Woods received for sale o 4 com Mission. CI Rlatrintog. . . • ,..t.) ... ._ . ...._ _ The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the N ORTHERN DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE.- - - , . etrittatalt _---•1 - . 0 ih il4re 4 A widow lady is desirous of meeting with one or t r w coo ti tle t A (not under ten years of age), to educate with he would ale,e, girls. Orphans or foreigners entrusted to her care ater!: ' with considerable educational advantages, combined 5 7_,,, , rot, solicitude. References given and required. Address al."' asav ' office, Egremont, near Liverpool. THEf UNIVERSITY OF F RA NC S Or _._ THE DUNKIRK COLLEGE tion of i t , L Is in connection with, and under the immediate direr of st ud, University of France, and possesses for every departnie,a t „„A off , - able Professors, twenty in number, who, with the Pile"' ,e 1 r aPpointed by the University. _ In addition to the classical department, the instruction, c_,°Triiia' s the French, English, and German Languages, Book-ke Pilq-• - tory, Mathematics, Drawing, and Physical science. ,__ p r ince, f Boys are admitted at seven years of • age. T",;„ bliti eeo b l, , Monsieur E. Boutoille, Officier de l'lnstruction ill erent es married man resident with his family in the college) e__ o par - personal and unremitting endeavours to give an energeti c ig to the studies. Corporal punishment is excluded. Protestant pupils.r fec' t. .. at D 1.70 5 0; 4 religious instruction from Her Majesty's Chaplain Terms for the above instruction, with sitting at ow e Church, and including BOard and Laundry, are el a moderate. • Vi. tls° Reference in Liverpool is permitted to Mr. JAME S fr ° ‘ 7 (of Wilson, Son, and Walter,) 17, Water-street. o f au I t - There Is but one vacation , commencing in the middle __ tne osa , though students can enter the College at any time, liaf' - ' : from date of entry. - •al etten - Dunkirk is a proverbially healthy place, is a term in al of Northern of France Railway, and is in direct steam cow.' - tion with London and Liierpool. - THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. ode; „. co ~o e The principles of nature appear so simple, that niae___, , '_ do y ing them acknowledged facts, or undisputed tia , i'" t atlie ff e ; Co deem them worthy of notice. Thus has been rei ee e to 10 - 0 4 damental law, that the car alone causes the tollg ° oo per l d for, had this_ been duly reflected upon, it must, at _ c ol e or another, have led to the discovery of the tree ' t teaching languages."-Dtafief. ,4 Sy . ' o f the . 4 or i , a rm. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author ..Easl - fill X bolic Anglo-French Vocabulary," and of the ~,c o sr, .„4 hortest Method.of Learning French. ' The unsuccessubtal; '2;l prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is pre in aefoia 1 what other results can be looked for, when the teaehe r otu re 0 01 ' considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of ey ea,, as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of th e , t E ils,r,4 , ,c teach the science of a language before the pupil can li.P. l ot a4V it;accents? With such a theory all human devices ni lol ,, t oe , A J fail ; and hence the numerous complaints of waste" c aiii; 0 - ineffectual endeavours, frora.those who have laboured' only c io o f • the general notion that a language can b e acquired , t udel',,,ao ir country where it is spoken; hence the d es p a i r of mail - v er s ' the French language of even understandin g the rapid con oto; of natives of France. , t. All these deplorable consequences may be obviated bY, the d a system 'of teaching languages adopted by Mans. Itago n° tabl e 0 0. To carry out the system in its perfection, it is des 0 1 0 1 several members of a family should take lessons tog el a• advantage being derived from numbers. OS FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE 1.0 s g GIVEN. Le 5 a te Terms for Evening Classes, LI la. per quarter, two Le-s e- e a) /. Payable in Advance. a 1 ;ear it etir The "SYMBOLIC Alto Lo-Faxsen Vocaliffr-I d { ' 00 1, a , Edition, particularly adapted for Schools, &c., aPP pafi l ,aft tioned for the use of the Institutions for the Deaf and g ' Lae' a• England and France.-To be had from the author. . 'd. tor ie and sold by all Booksellers. Os 11 Mr. R AGONOT, Jun., attends Southport on- Wednesdel a° ; day. between the hours of 11, a.m., and 8, p.m. ~ 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. - - ' ' Pu lir Ratites. -- 1 4. 13 hi a BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA LACE -__ t • It --- - 1 IN oP Le NTOTICE.- , --I hereby give notice that I ti l ' i P o o. I_ll aCcountable • for any Debt or Debts my vrife,„,e , I-- er r yo o 'e may contract from this date.-JAMES KNOX, St. v2: ,.... 4„ or Liverpool, April 25, 1859. Ofel ilo _ OST, on Wednesday, the 20th instant, in g ee pcf . the_ 20th a little brown BITCH ; white„,___ °e t ,aths t fa' n in a little on the nose, curly ears, and brass cow foe: , L- Answers to the name of " Charley." Whoever he' dr paillio%' Is same, and will bring it to No. 37, Heath-street, Toste _...,". , OP t, be well rewarded. ------ .tolel l taii TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.—Lost or , 1 01: 0, 9 . s 1 Good Friday afternoon, in or about Slatey-lan e, c ' et y 0 0i a small yellow-haired Scotch Terrier, with the cars cat, r oe , fi - about seven or eight years old, answers to the name of, ealiey: " Prin." - Whoever brings the same to Mr. F o ° l° ,slafel 60 1 'e Lancaster-buildings, Tithebarn-street, or 5unny5ide,............„,/ Claughton, will receive the above reward. bp d' r; - To Tradesmen and others. AC , - of • d i ,Aa . edt„,p l• MOST valuable assistance rendered to parties fn 1. Protection to person and property immediately . „,0 10 ,„ - of' t, moderate terms. Also, debts bought or collected, on ''' - 4 econo 4 ' _ N.B. Good bills discounted. Apply to J. Smithson &Ce , • efe a i t . ,0 1 1 and Commission Agents, 7, Cod's-buildings. 01 Pr.,,A ii' Liverpool. ' 1- ----------,, die , ale' or ]"(JELIC NOTICE.—To the Nobility, -1 ".„ I 'd C 1 ,54 r- Gentlemen of Lancashire, Southport, Chester , "'" 0 0, - ,0l, -. r. JACKSON begs to give notice that parties ar e gi l a 1, ta representing him and Mrs. Jackson, and getting 41 ell'ijr: , CLOTHING without paying for them, saying the? 5 `, 4 , 1 `aa11.,,, tli , ; , money when they go back to the shop, 47, Brownl e rs era,l o l‘ , Jackson has no agents, and allows no one but Mrs. 7102„ o; absence of himself, to buy for him. He will be haV Y 4 .45 :o- the future are eiven over to the police. k) f t y OYDELL'SV TRACTION ENGINE AND 0. 0 0 rdin' WY - RAILWAY, for drawing heavy loads over 0 or , ~ 9 ads. The Engine and Train of Waggons recently ~b es fe“)if,,? ! 1 , the roads between Little Hulton Collieries and Ma n 1: D I fw.., I - travel by the Turnpike Road to Liverpool, the first f.` t e ie ct e e arri L - Any Gentleman wishing to see the same, will be in` e on tl_,,, e $ l ,, it precise day and time by post, on sending his nam e faro, o to Mr. F. H. Hemming, Secretary to the Traction O Endless Railway Apparatus Company, Limited, 1 " . d lane, London, E.C.a., LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. L C , e f it A SPECIAL MEETING of the GENERA seosleof , e 1 - I,_ MITTEE of this Institution will be held at the D P) ifo:;!oo ':, , Office, Leith-offices, Moorflelds, on Thursday, the,j 30 P F ,TV .', 1 next, at Two o'clock, for the purpose of ELECTO . t the , " RARY MEDICAL OFFICER to fill up a vacancy ^ ~.00 e Dispensary. i tt Candidates must possess either a Decree in g edi Ca l ' e di' lb e tti.f d British University, or a Diploma from London, Dublin,,,,, f1,,,,e; or Glasgow. Gentlemen intending to offer themselves 1"0141-4,110 ✓ ere requested to deliver their applications and diplole9: 50; s tio ii to the Secretary, at the Dispensaries' Office, on or bel° op pliu e ~ next, the 30th instant, at Noon, after whi c h time ne to tt „AI can be received. c oriliqai l a. N.8.-Candidates will please to observe that, a c- o af • ro , 1 - reeent alteration in the Rules, the Election of Iloilo Gefe,4 l ; 5 Officers is now vested in the Committee, instead of tq at tlle‘ 10 1 _ as heretofore ; and the Committee have also resolved n attO t e t iol'i; not sanction a personal canvass - on the part of the %s n ' ts lf,', is t ' , that the Candidates may accompany their apldie el lnaff a statement of their claims, or any testimonials they e for the inspection of the Committee. , • By order of the General Committee, ge e e , J. WHITBY WILLIAM S ' of , Liverpool, 16th April, 1859. o ff 0 01) - LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY S y.- 1 d e.k t) MEDICI. - rPHE SUMMER SESSION w NE ill commence °niito,- , i next, the 2nd of May. olt i° s ' SUMMER SESSION. coo s ) , Midwifery and Diseases of W omen . -Mr. EATL"' ,iiir r ; Surgeon to the Ladies' Charity. Daily, at Four, P.'"'dle +'' p, Diseases of Children.-Mr. G RIMSDALE , S u rgeon t° I ,l ' Hospital. Daily, at Four, p.m. , cr ,,, i soo .e , Materia Medtca and Therapeutics.-J. Biaxesc% ' to t '' _ Lond. Daily, at Eight, a.m. pi . iej 3l ' d a Medical Jurisprudence. J. CAMERON, M.D. ,- -,' •'•.' .e,' - Southern Hospital. Four Days Weekly, at Three, T hu „A Toxicology.-Dr. Enweans. Monday, Tuesday , ' lAl'' ' Friday, at Three, p.m. aforid°l' Botany.-C. COLLI NOWOOD , M.A . , O xon, M.B. ' ~ ro• i nesday, and Friday, at Half-past Nine, a.m. a• fi e7 :l 1 , Opthalmic Medictne and Surgery.-R. lireeEta .", Fri.' , Surgeon to the Eye and Ear Infirmary. TuesdaY 5°- OW Two, p.m. a nd l b° Practical Chemistry.-Dr. EDWARDS. Monday - a Six, p.m., to Eight, p. m . 0 0 • . .. WINTER SESSION. . 5 ' , ILO ~ 1 Principles and Practice of Surgery.-Mr. Loa°, ' • al•Y • Surgeon to the Royal Infirmary. a, .! Taft.' yr 1 Principles and Practice of Physic.-TnoatAs ' Physician to the Northern Hospital. „ r afi li o S fi rf"jh Anatomy, Physiology. and Pathology : DescriP r a. 11. - Anatomy. -Mr. F. D. ELETCUER and Mr. A. ' . Surgeons to the Dispensaries. _,, t . fl e la Chemistry and Pharmacy. -J. B. EDWARDS Pb;%..Stl l- fOr ' Application to he made to Dr. NEvtats, 25, Oxe,,• - • - e ltefe - May 2to May 7 inclusive, for Registration and - .49 ' Lectures. L ail, l'" . Liverpool Royal Infirmary School of Medicine , "-* il ij' PROSPECTUS. Ci f. THE LIVERPOOL REFOR"„f ~,R,E . or CLUB HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-5 , 2u 4- .heP,,, NOW OPEN. „,--,1 for.r.,rof The LIVERPOOL REFORM Clam has been es tabli-_,,,..` - e f 3 1 1 , e ,0„ . pose of disseminating political knowledge, by n le 'Zvalis o cW" Lectures, Discussions, and otherwise • and for the ;_ n d enlightened Legislation, Parliamentary, municipa l, _„.. t, DEFINITE OBJECTS. d to re , ' 1.-To carry out the Policy of Free Trade, an toy all attempts to reverse it. . d ,„,nen...a 2.-To obtain an equitable system of par _._,..-,-,,; se Representation; an extension of the sat f ,, t giele r protection to the Elector in the indePe n " , else of the Franchi se . dnd lijstr3 3.-To promote the honest and enlightened a tion of Loc .1 and Municipal affairs. O f lihe rsl 4.-To act as the Organ for the expression %a i l opinion. It is intended that the Club shall be and Public Committee Meeting accommodation as the Council from provided wiwtbitiCtilisteoboler, Rooms, together e in ,i l e t b ie t i # or- 1 , 4 5 - .." necessary for the convenience of the members, te ,,, to , 1 0 elit., Reformers of Liverpool may be induced h a bituaaa,,,opc ~ .P.f ogether for the discussion of public measures alPreetned/0015 expose abuses , . and confer and co-operate for thor_ f i nea! d tat_„, stitute a rallying point from which the ag atation o ' cd o le v.. reform can be directed-and generally to render Liberal party of each ' ward during the it is; til e therein. • opfni °ll ' o r In order to promote the expression of public rs ‘' to al, c0n,014 posed to hold Periodical Meetings of the members, b e na P it befe re ,, various coot it e no, various political topics of the day, whether tn_i__„,, o ol, ~,so of more immediately connected with the Town , Of 1,1 ,`.:` - tbere`j,, r a e l f o o a the opportunity will be afforded of publicly dscussin, is ittoi nca' and the Representatives, whether Parhamenfall2,. t 'i e effY ... Parochial, will have the advantage and benefit '' a l r t I P opinions of their constituents. o f 0.--i e C.,.. The entire absence, and consequent loss of Po wer :a the ir tas_ individual communication between the ElectorNron• has,: tr eer i t has been long felt ; and the utter want of org#! s oos ethat, e feetti t e deprived the Liberal party . of its real at ength, uff d t her,. it ,. ' t .l o , has been allowed to remain unknown. These, ." ~,ed i 3 O .„,. o f rea- - .ft ga• - „ e rir is expected the Council will afford easy m ` - ' -- *fest t° - e - eire,,,ne advantages of such an institution must be ratun niezi . ~. t t._ or• - . ci an interest in public affairs, and cannot fail to _ o f the, e di! t e, tion and support of the great body of the ReforT e .: t : tti re, ni, i .t ' e par li oni entai i •r , ',.„ dot a .- to tints On questions of a political and operation of the centralised force of such an erf r'' - a 1 aus.-- -t .y 0 hoped, be recognised as a great and 1: ,0 7 • ,_„ t in any,,,sf Reform Association already in existence, avitu":" , tx ty ff i ie fering with its valuable labours and usefu . hiess„ _ e a of L'',„ pu. „ - The management of the Club is vested in a orr'he clubin,-"propa, members,-one half elected from the from the Wards,a meeting assembled, and the remainder bait, Act ; tion of two from each Ward in underow , The Club will be registered the LiirtitotedoVelania-- 0 - ull ' tof 0 . , responsibility of members will be limited ilea at b. übscriptions. es ent o , oo ii Prospectuses may be had, and members' nat a i n forina tt temporary offices of the Club, where further _ ell, pc,. afforded, By order of illieuConunClltcorg, ja