Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

THE FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY, AND ST. GEORGE'S HALL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir —I think your corre s p on d ent who affixes a star for r his signature, is "rather amongst the stars " on the subject on which he writes, when he writes such folly as the Liverpool Festival Choral Society being the " Sir Oracle" to the people of Liverpool, as to the condemnation of St. George's Hall as a place for concerts. Your correspondent does not appear to be aware that others besides we have quitted St. George's Hall on account of its great expense, &c., and that, therefore, it is not our own fault we have been fiscally unsuccessful with our concerts in that ball. In 1856 or 1857, Mr. Charles Reynolds, who is, I believe, connected with your paper, memorialised the Town Council on his losses by the expensiveness of St. George's Hall. In 1858, he was again unsuc cessful, although he had higher prices of admission, and most talented artistes of renown in the musical world. Mr. Hime had also to give up concerts at St. George's Hall. Mr. E. W. Thomas is said to have lost heavily in the same way. The New Philharmonic Society lost £S by a crowded concert, a fe w wee k s since, and are said to have had a loss by the " Creation" last October—(l cannot speak positively of this last mentioned) — many single concerts have also been unsuccessful. The only concerts that are, in a pecuniary sense, sueeessful, are those that have just four or five popular performers, and higher than ordinary prices of admission. The Albion of Monday last, which paper is not a - great partizan of our society, speaks thus of our secretary's letter :—" Mr. Howard Horsley, the honorary secretary, has issued a c..; rmi.rtr nyninnnfnpn society's removal from St. George's Ifall to the Alegiate Institution, and the reason he therein adduces cannot fail to satisfy the scruples of the most grumbling subscribers. The concert to-morrow evening will be found well worthy of general public patronage." With respect to St. George's Hall being defective for sound, I can only say, that many persons well qualified to give an opinion 'on the subject, and who are not in any way connected with our society, have often'told me the same thing as our secretary states. I may also refer to the half-yearly report of the Philharmonic Society, soon after the opening of St. George's Hall—which, adverting thereto said, " That the Philharmonic Hall might suffer at first, on account of the novelty and beauty of St. George's Hall, but that, eventually, it would be found out that the accoustic properties of the latter building. rendered it unfit fo r concer t s . I, th ere f ore , conten d that we were not the first to denounce St. George's Hall as expensive, nor as wanting in effectiveness for sound. I am perfectly convinced that a very small fraction of the concert-going public of Liverpool will agree with your correspondent's wholesale denunciation of a society, the oldest in our town, and the first that ever gave the public a good concert at considerably less than half the then (1838) usual charges; and , re it not for this society, the public could never hear oratorios, &c., by Handel, Haydn, Mozart, given four tim - e - S a year, with a full and to band and chorus, at charges of admission, exceeding 2s. 61, ls. 6d., and ls. How we 10 such, is admitted by your own paper to-day, to 5.e done in an efficient. manner. I might refer to last night's " Creation," when we laboured under the treble disadvantage of a new leader, a new orga nist; and a new Hall, and yet gave great satisfaction 3ishop, & y respectab ludience, besides the critics of the public press. Though a member of the society, I am not one o the managing. partie3, and not knowing of the re nova' from Si r" - - ureorge's lin. after such AKen place, I' cannot be considered as defending kerely what I have done myself.—Yours, &c., A MEMBER OF THE F. C. S Liverpool, 15th June, 1859. THE SOCIAL EVIL TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES Sir, —The " Merchant's Clerk" who has addressed to you a long and rambling letter on the Social Evil is a sad libeller of his class. If we are to believe him, the clerks are the sole cause and support of lion in . this town. H ear him prostatu. Let th merchants themselves come down from their lofty and . come among us. This, I believe, ill .be the only way of extinguishing the Social Evil ,"altogether, and not until the merchant con fides more in his own clerks will you ever ex pect an impeovement in this ()Teat town." The letter throughout , reminds me of the three tailors who drew up the memorable petition, commencing "We the people of, England." The clerks, a large and deserving body, have no reason to thank their clumsy . advocate, Does the " Merchant' s Cl er k" expect that merchants w ill b e on terms of intimacy with their .office assistants ? Do the clerks them __,Jociate with the porters employed in the same establishment To expect that heads of firms will attend to the morals of their employees is rather Utopian ; such surveillance would not be much relished by those of an independent spirit. Not withstanding the affecting picture of the youth from the country, who has 'been banished from a good and kind home on , purpose to serve the merchant. We cannot be blind to so obvious a fact as that he has banished himself solely for his own interest; and he must, like his neighbours, if he requires society, seek it in his own class, or if in want of occupation, join the rifle corps. —Yourg respectfully, A MECHANIC. Toxteth Park, 15th June, 1859. THE LIVERPOOL RIFLE CORPS (THAT MAY BE.) TO THE Eirmou ,PE THE NORTHERN TIMES Sir position Aires as —Your correspondent, " A Knowinfi . hot," [fear is too close a marksman for our rifle corps (that to be, laugh at the • " Knowing Shot " too. In addition to all these great resources, have we not the "young gentlemen on 'Change," as the aforesaid article informs us. Talk then no more about the invasion of this country,—WE are ready for it ! I confess I should have liked Colonel Brimstone to have answered the challenge of " Knowing Shot ;" but as the Colonel has observed a truly dignified silence since the challenge was sent to him, I hereby undertake to stand in the Colonel's boots,—acid subscribe myself, sir, yours, &c., HAWTHORN GREEN, Lieut.-Col. Royal Horse Marines (Black.) M.U.L.E. LIVERPOOL IIrSTITUTE. The annual distribution 'of prizes among the pupils in connection with this institute, took place last night, 8.. W. Ronald, Esq., presided. There were also pre sen t -P . G . Heworth, Richard Johnson, and William Brown, Esqrs. ; Professors Griffiths and Elliot; the Rev. W. Preston; Messrs. C. S. Samuell, E. S. Samuell, James Chesney, S. Booth, and George Mason. Mr. M'llveen, principal of the High and Commercial Schools, said, they had terminated their two days examina tion, but it was not competitive. He wished parents to be present, and for that reason it had been kept open for two days. This course was adopted by him, because he found on visiting other schools, that he could hear the course adopted there. The premiums were not awarded on the days of examination, but upon the results of the obser vations of the masters of the institution, and himself, during the past six months . . Nobody in the schools could gain a mark of distinction without conducting himself pro perly—but as much for application and good morals as mere position in the classes. Ile did not consider ability the most favourable thing in a boy's character, but regarded steadiness and propriety of conduct much more likely to make him a useful man in the world. His object was not kLui.o w awaKen tue Intellect, but to have boys that h( ould trust, and the testimonials were to be regarded fu. xpressions of confidence in the pupil to whom they werc 1 vpn The reading of the names and the distribution of prize was then proceeded with. The following is the list : HIGH SCHOOL: HONORARY TESTIMONIALS. SECTION A.—Victoriona Augusto . Borges, Andrew M'Kever:gan, Charles J. Williamson ' Willi - am Johnstone, Edmund B. E wart, Robert J. M. Thom, George A. Henderson, Marcus R. Sewill, Janies M`liirdy, W. 11. Harris, Abraham L'Estrange, Frederick Smith. SEcrtom B.—Robert Chanler, W;lliam Geo. P. Henderson, William Sutherland, Chas. It. English, Emmanuel E. Cohen. The two preceding classes of honours are confined exclusively to the three senior classes, and, being awarded, there still necessarily remains in these classes, and in the classes less advanced, a large number of excellent boys who have attracted the notice of their teachers by good conduct and marked progress in one or more of the subjects of their course of instruction. The following is a list of the names of such boys who, in the language of their class fellows, are called the HONOURABLY MENTIONED. SECTION B.—English Grammar and Composition : Thomas Fell Abraham, Samuel Albert Smith, C ou lt er, G eorge C. Muttor, Linguino V. Mappie. William Fisher, William H. Tilston.—Modern and Roman History : Coulter, Samuel A. ,mith, George C. Mattor ' Robert amson, Thomas E. S aun d ers .— Geography : Samuel Albert Smith, Coulter, Thomas F. Abraham, Samuel Thomas Evans,. William H. Tilston.—Latin : Samuel Albert Am Slater, John Slater, George Hewitt, William h : William Tilston, George Hewitt.—German : H. u Smith. IN Stuart, H. H as Fell Abraharit, James VE Slater, Thomas Howd,- but still I think he is rather severe whether deserved or not• I am unable to say -on the task of defending our gracious " Queen and country." I am afraid, sir, the "Knowing Shot " is a " man " in disguise ; for what does it matter to or to any one else, whether our " brave volua .. fiercely turned-down shirt collars," or IS`not this, sir, a free country, and* not the gallant youths who are ready to . spill ,• their hearts' blood; either in the charge, or in retreat from the invaders of our d ear na ti ve -land, go without any shirts at all, if theyy - wish to do so, without being subject 'to the .impertinent remarks of " Knowing Shot ?" I should think so, Mr. Editor. I am sure the heavy metal poured on the scribe " Knowing Shot," by : the' Volunteer," alias " Colonel Brim "°ne,",had a. wonderful effect no doubt it had; and I am glad to say, sir, that the. result has been that splendid article in your paper of 'Saturday last, where it is stated thtit Mr. BOusfield (the worthy inventor of the" knees, thir "thirty bob rifle,") has, at the solicitatiou, on their of at least two-and ; g e ntltrien, whO despise shirt-collars, -ailed down, bean appointed - Captain ! • How Talk, sir • out cotton oroxers' clerks sir, it t "ts qua cotton. But, Mr. es a captai n ? Of course y u are not half so good a judge of military abilities as your friend in Lord-street; and allow fine, sir , to tell -you, which I d o w ith i n dignation at Your l ack of such matters, that the Jourmtl was right when it holestal told Mr. Bousfield, on Saturday last, that he had totally mistaken his calling ; that he never was intended a cotton broker; that he was born a ?". Sly rogue that fellow of Lord-street! iondentthe " Knowing Shot " may sneer, .in. •• What'do we care for him ? Does not the in your own paper, which announces aTtairi Bousfield i s accession, inform us that we have nearly sixty names, out of a population of over half a million! Sir, that is more comfortable than to know that reading and writing cones by "pul•e nature," as friend Dogberry calleth it... And, again, sir, is not Mr. Huguenin, who teaches • young gen tlemen ,of from seven to thirteen and a half Years of age ' . (we are confidently , _told) to • climb up broomstick handles, forming a corps ? Sir, we may laugh at the world after these facts, and we Edith Let hi filbert Smith, Jo )harles Cou -er, Samuel White, George HeWitt, William Fisher, Ltluttoi.—Arithmetie : Thomas Howden, Alfred Golding, Les 11. Coulter, Thomas Chesney, Thomas F. Abraham,-James Graham; Thomas N. Evans, Jose Davis, S. Peake, George Hewitt, Tilston.—Clr'mistry: Samuel A. Smith. Alfred Golding, James V. Graham, George Hewitt. —Natural Philosophy : Samuel A. Smith, Alfred GJlding, James V. Graham, George Hewitt.— Writing : A. Thornely, William Slater, R. Danson, Thomas Evans, J. V. Graham, C. Coulter, T. Chesney, T. Howden, A. D. Golding, W. H. Tilston, G. Hewitt, S. White, K. Hetherington. —Drawing : - -n as Evans, William Slater, John Mater, Alexander Thornely. D tnsaii SEcriox C.—First Division.—English Grammar and Composi tion : Jo in Jamieson, John Coomer, J. Hampden Jankson, Josep)' Orford, James Mutter, William Jones, Frederick I% —Latin : Samuel Chesney, Ezzetin Lara Ii TOW, Satnu, rbett Hobb Joseph uriord, Thomas Orford, John Hampden Jackson, John Coomer. - French ; Meadows A. Frost, William Maddock, Edward A. Stevens, maim Stewart, William Getley, Edward Paget.—Modern Histor, Ezzetin Hobbs, John Jamieson, Stephen Stevens, John Hampden Jackson,.. Joseph Orford. William Jones, John Coomer, Samuel Isaacs, Wilson Williams, William Getley, Theodore Frost. Geography : John ILimpden Jackson, John Coroner, John Jamieson, Stephen Stevens, James Mutter, 'Theodore Frost, John M'Kirdy, Thomas Orford, Thomas Yarrow, Robert Cutter, William Getley, William Maddock.—Arithinetic : John Conner, E. A. StevenQ, William Getley, Joseph Orford, John Hampden Jackson, Robert Cutter, James M. -Mutter, William Richmond. Thomas Orford. Chemistry : John Jamieson, Lionel Isaacs, Meadows A. Frost. Edward A. `tevens, James M. Mutter. Robert totter TT' obert Cuttt a, Geo. Brown, John A-I".iiir-d-1; ~ ...11is ; Juan roomer , Joseph Orford, ~ . 4 F. Yarrow, W. Getley, T. Yarrow, T% T. Rogers, E. A. Stevens, W Maddock, James Mutter, H.' Golding, Robeit Cutter, •William Richmond, W. Jones, J. H. Jackson, E. B. Ewart, CI: Brower, J. M. Moss, J. Mills, H. Jackson, J. Kelly, F. E. Smith.—Drawing : Harold Goulding, Alfred J. Smith, Win. Getley, Mortimer Moss. Second Division.--latin : Thomas T. Rogers, Joseph Robinson, Mortimer J. Moss.—French : Thomas Rogers, Joseph Robinson, James Z aliani, JosephTilston, Walter Gollin.—Arithmetic : Joseph Robinson, Henry E. 'Clarke, Benjamin Siemms, Henry Siemnts, Cecil Rogers, Alfred Fairclough, Charles I'. Sharp, John Kelly, Henry Jackson, James Zuliani, Arthur Zuliani, Mortimer J. Moss. ECTION D.—English Subjects : Afred ti. Coogan, Afred E. Fran cis, William'S. Paget, John Meredith, Richard Borst, George H. Borst, Francis Sewill, Alfred Darby, William H. Smith, Thomas Percy, Moss, Ellis, Dunlop Millar. Joshua Schwerensky, Montague Davis, Edward Jackson: Geography: Edward Jackson, Alfred it Coogan, Allied E. Francis, John Meredith, Montague Davis, Francis Sewill, Dunlop Millar, Williom S. Paget. French : Richard Borst, Francis Sewill, Edward Tilson, William Paget, Joshua Schwerensky. Arithmetic : Thomas P. Moss, Arthur P. Coogan, George Ellis, Alfred G. Francis, Alfred Darby, John. Meredith, Montague Davis, Edward Tilion, George H. Borst, . 4 .ichard Borst. Writing: John Meredith, George Hogg, Richard Borst, G. H. Borst, William Paget. RE6lTATlOss.—Marcus R. Sew'll, William G. s Henderson, 'V. A. Borges, William H. Harris, F. Smith, William Fisher, M. J. Moss, 'r. T.' Rogers, J. Robinson, J. Zuliant, A. Zuliani, J. Kelly, T. P. Moss, A. M'Keverigan, H. Heyman, E. B. Ewart, W. Gollin, R. Chunk'', H. Stuart. . COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. HONOR tRY TESTIMONIALS. • FIRST CLAss.—Rowland Evans, George Atkinson, Robert D. George, William Hughes, David Thomas Roberts, Richard John Lloyd, James M. Russell, }lenry J. Gibbons, James Reed,-George Fewkes, Richard B. Madge, Alexander M. C. Milligan, William Overton, James W. Alsop, Joseph bickins. SECOND Caass.—George How, Robert James Thompson. James Lowsby, Charles Lomb,. Richard Liughes William G. O'Scanlan, Samuel - tirzaker, Frank Gemmell, John Gemmell. TOTED Ci.Ass.—Thomas bolt, Aired Carroll, Thomas, lie;ay S weeting. HONOURABLY MENTIONED, FIRS V CLASS. ERG [ASTI GRAMM s ll.—Jitaies INT'Donnell, John Price, Thomas Pentland, John Henry M'Pherson, Edward Davies, Thomas Alien, James Earle. litsrony OF ENGLAND.—WiIIiam Cottier, William Nixon, James M` Donnell, John Price, J. Ferguson, James Pentland. GEon7tAPHY.—Win lam Nixo n , Th omas Allen, John Price, James lll`Donnell, John M‘ Pherson, William 11. Jones, E. Davies, William J. Alsop, JOhn Ferguson, James Earle, William E. Evans. iiE VIKE Ellis William Evai Johil Price, Jam . : J: M`Donnell: Pentland, ALGEBRA.—Thornas Allan, J. 111 'Donnell, J M‘P heron. TRIGoNO3IETRY.—J. Price, J. M'Donnell, T. Allan. 111ENsucATION.-•-J. Price, J. AltDOnnell, :Ellis W. Evans, Allan. Xi,7C011., T,Allan f ;t:APDoll/Ipll,l. Pr/ce, Jr Id - Pherson, J. Cbultliait; • . . CHEmisritt.--John Price, Tit'oinaC Nntland, .'Pherson ; Ellis Williarir Evims, t lanieS M'Donnell. NATURAL PHILbASPILY.—John Price, l'hoMas Pentland, John M'Pherson, Ellis William Evans, James M‘Donnell. - Warrrso. —William Cottier, William Nixon, 'l'. Allan, 'J. M'Donnel, James Earle, William H. Jones, Ellis Evans; Edward Jones, J. M'Pherson, Edward Dayies, T.' Pentliind, Cor j.. ltart; Price, J. Ferguson. F."Wallbridge: )"-- ' Toth . ; Tlenr SECOND CLASS. • ENGLISH GRA.MMAR.—Jarne3 Ainsirorth r Robert .Madge, Edward Chester, Alfred Goffey, Peter Dickenson, John Robinson, Robert D. Miller, John Hannay, John Winchester, OMAN HISTORY.— SaDallel Hope Lee, George PobMsou, Jernmett Brown, ' ichard. Dalton, Henry Davison,._ CharlesPherson, Edward Chester, Alfred Goffey, John. HugheS, John Evans,. John Winchester, obert Madge, Peter Dickenson. READING AND SPELLING.—Robert Madge, Famuel H. Lee, Henry Davison, John Rutherford, George Robinson, Richard Godler, tam. Cutter, John Robinson, Alfred Goffey. Gr.oonApity.—Peter Littler, Richard Willia ms , Alfred Coffey, Augustus Clegg, Robert . Madge, William Willan, Samuel 11. Lee, John Hughes, John Rutherford, John Evans. GEOMETRY. —Mason Talbot, 11. Davison, J. D. Ainswo th, J. Hannay, S. H. Lee, E. Chester, W. Hughes, Richard Williams. Atm:lRA —Mason Talbot, J. D. Ainsworth, W. Willan, G. Robinson, E. Chester, If. Davison, S. H. Lee, R. Williams. ARITIIMETIC.—S. Hope Lee, J D. Ainsworth, R. Madge, J. utherford, John Robinson, Richard Williams. R. D. Miller, Henry Davison, Mason Talbot, J. Winchester, J. Browri, W..Willan, G. Robinson. eII}MIST RY.—Ed ward Chester, James D. Ainsworth,' Jemmett Brown, John Hannay, John Robinson, Henry Moriee, John Evans, Joseph Graham, Charles M'Pherson. • Skrun.tr, PAILOSOPHY.—Edward Cheater, Henry Mo• ice, Jem znett Brown, John Evans, John Hannay„Tohn Robinson, Joseph Graham, James D Ainsworth, Charles M'Pherson. WRITING —John Hamilton, W Mom Lytham, W. Willan, G. C. Roadie, J. D. Ainswor h, P. Littler, Richard Williams, Alfred (toffee, John Evans, Peter Dickinson, William Rowe, R. Madge, 1: W allbricie C. Banks, .I. Winchester, M. Talbot, J. Brown, R. James Harley, c °,, ( l a ba, John Robinson, J. Joughin, John Hughes,.A.•l3rawn, J. THIRD CLASS ENnT,mt GaAlzx -to Richard Macdonald, John Black, John Baker, Charl e W ' 'alter.-171ooth, Joh:i Paynter, George Ward, Chas. Robertson, i,,,1;1 balzell, William Baker, William Edwards; Peter Wyatt, M.G.: a l l " , Davies, Lace, Rowe, Stewart, John Hughes, Dowling, Clifford., Crowther, Handley, Quick, Lewin, Jones, ROMAN liis.ronT___G. William Baker, John f rn. ge Ward, Walter Booth, John Black,: ;ernes Harley, Richard Macdonald, Edward' _ar - s n, Jones, Charles Bakperu, Quayie,' Hannah, Cli ff ord. CI tiol Hughes, Anthony garnets, Robertson, William Wright, Richard , Davies, Lace, Rowe, Veach, John Hughes, Cushing, Williams, Taylor, Wyatt, miliruwan. Crowther, Handley, Quick, Le win, Jones. READING AND SPELLiNo.—Jams Whittaker, Walter Boothe, THE NORTIIERA TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1859. James Clifford, John Painter; Richord Macdonald, Edward Jarvis, John Black, Alexander M‘Murtrie, William Clarkson, James Rowe. GEOGRAPHY.— John Black, Edmond Taylor, William J. Brown, Anthony Furnace, Charles Gee, Walter Booth, Samuel Wyatt, James Hannah, John L. Hughes, William Baker, James H. Rowe. GEOMETRY. Geo. Ward, C. B. Gee, J. Black, Walter Booth. ALGEBRA.— George Ward, J. Black, A. Garnett, Chas. Barnes, Charles B. Gee, Walter Booth, Ellisdon, Davison, Lace, Rowe, Clifford, John Hughes, Dowling, Wyatt, M Gowan, Crowther, Handley, Quick, Lewin, Jones. ARITHMETIC. -C. B. bee, G. Ward, W. Booth, J. Paynter, J. Collins, W. Dempsey, W. Edwards, W. Wright, J. A. M'Murtrie, R. Macdonald, J. Black, A. Garnet, H. Gerrie, R. Davies, J. H. Rowe, J. L. Hughes, T. Dowling, S. Wyatt, W. M'Gowan, E. W. Crowther, Handley, Brook, E. F. Lewin. CHEXISTRY.—CIia:rIes Barnes, Walter Booth, William John Brown, William Wright, James Alexander M'Murtrie, Charles lliscion, Richard Davies, William 0. Morris, William Veach, James Henry Rowe. James Hannah, John A. Caraher, Samuel Wyatt, Brook, Handley, John Quick, Edmund F. Lewin. WoiTixo.—Charles Baker, Henry Moss, C. Gee, James Bryan, John Paynter, William Baker, Thomas Whitaker, A. Furnace, P. Lace, W. Martin, G. Ward, Richard Hughes, Hugh Lloyd, T. Collins, Wiliam Dempsey, R. Anderson, W. Edwards, C. Ellisdon, T. 11. Rowe, J. Stewart, W. Veach. J Roberts, R. W. 'Hughes, C. Craigie, W. E. Hughes, John Thompson, R. Stananought, T. Dowling. FOURTH CLASS. - • ENGLISH Ga3.31)1AR.--Kenneth Hood, Daniel Bulman, George Baldwin, William Farnworth, George Oxton, Alfred Robinson, Joshua lf Tormick, Walter Young, Philip, Widdows, Henry Thos. Ashmead. Thomas Jones, John Noscoe, John Lloyd, Samuel Dempsey, James W. V. Thompson, William Saxton, Wm. Gemmell, George Shore. ENCLisit HrsTowv.—James Milligan, Alfred Robinson, William Farnworth, George Baldwin, Kenneth Hood, Philip Widdows, David Griffiths, David Lewis, Edward Power, Richard Leedsom, William M'Gowan, William Crispin. Alfred Brooke, Edwin. Rutherford, Samuel Richards, Arthur Richards,Wm. Summerhays, William Madge. READING AND SPELLING.—Thomns Jones, Kenneth Hood, Wm. Saxton, William Gemmell, John 3.l`Donald. Arthur Richards, Wm Crispin, Joshua M'Cormick, William Williams, Samuel Richards, Edward Power. GEOGRAPIIY.—George Oxton, John Noscoe, Alfred Robinson, David Lewis, William Madge, James W. Thompson, Charles Price, Henry T. Ashmead, Joan M`Cann, William Farnworth. ARITHMETIC.--W. Farnworth, A. Robinson, G. Oxton, J. M'Cormick, W. Young, E. Harris, A. Birrell, W. Jolly, D. Greenhall, P. Widdows, D. Griffiths, S. Dempsey, J. Noscoe, W. Gemmel!, W. Saxton, J. Nayl o r, W. Madge, W. D. Rider, J. W. V. Thompson, G.. Shore, W. Crispin, A. W. Brooke. CIIEMISTRY.—George Oxton, Walter Young, David Lewis, Philip Widdows, Edward Power, Alfred Robinson, Joshua M'Cormick, John M'Cann, John Noscoe, J. W. V. Thompson, James Naylor, John Young. WRITING.—George Oxton, Edward Power, R. Leadsom, William Wiseman A. Robinson, D. Greenall, William Jolly, J. M'Cormick, Waiter Young, E. Harris, F. Bickersteth, P. Widdows, E. Hutherrord, S. Dempsey, James Naylor, William Saxton, Robert Nelson, John Lloyd, John L e wellyn, T. Gibs3n,Wm. Summerheys, S. Richards, William Hannon, H. Piers, K. Wood, W. M'Uowan. COPE'S HAVANNA TOBACCO, FOURPENCE AN OUNCE, R. It 0 B I N S 0 N'S, 27, LIME-STREET -- TRY IT! Jix araustmtnts. THE ATTRACTION OF MR. AND MRS. BARNEY . WILLIAMS, The original Impersonators of the " Tani( Bov" and " YANKEE GIRL," at this Theatre is unprecedented; and great as their success has been in the large towns of Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, and Glasgow, their appearance in Liverpool has always been welcomed with an enthusiasm that has rendered their engagement here the most distinguished and brilliant of the numerious series of their professional triumphs. The Management is certain it has, therefore, anticipated the wish and desire of the public by entering into an extended arrangement with these Popular Artistes, which enables it to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, declining all other offers, have determined not to act in any other Theatre in England previous to their return home to the United States. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), THE 17TH INST., PADDY THE PIPER. Pat Donovan . In which he will sing " Trust to luck," and with Mrs. B. Williams the duet "Oh, don't you remember. . .... Mrs. Barney Williams. THE BASHFUL IRISHMAN. Terence O'Gallagher ALL HALLOW EVE. Rody (with a song and jig) Kitty Killeen .. LATEST FROM NEW YORK. Phil Mulligan, Mr. Barney Williams (with the song of " The Girls of Mallow") ; Mrs. Serephina Serena Sprout, Mrs. Barney Williams; Mrs. Obediah Painter, Mrs. Barney Williams. On Saturday,— A variety of Entertainments, being positively the Last Appearance of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence at Seven o'clock precisely. Admission :—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. ed. ; Pit, is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2s. ; Side Boxes, ls. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 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 Mr. Geo. Weston. Kathleen ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS, And most positively the Last Appearance of MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS MOST POWERFUL ATTRACTION. THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT OF THE SEASON. roun CAPITAL PIECES PADDY THE PIPER. Paddy .. Kathleen In this piece Mr. B. Williams will sing an Irish Ballad, and, with Mrs. Williams, the duet, " Oh, don't you remember ?" THE BASHFUL IRISHMAN. Terence O'Grady 'Mr. B. Williams. (With an Irish song.) After which, and by request, the successful drama, in Two Acts, of ALL HALLOW EVE. Mr. B. Williams. Roddy O'Connor (With song and dance., Kitty Killeen.. . ..... Mrs. B. Williams. The whole to conclude with the screaming Farce of LATEST FROM NEW YORK. Phil Mulligan . . ...... ........ —Mr. B. Williams. Widow Sprouts ..... ..... Mrs. B. Williams. All the Irish songs and dances. Q T. GEOR GE'S HALL PERFORMANCE ON THE GRAND ORGAN, BY MR. W. T. BEST, THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, JUNE 17TH, 1859, PROGRAM/II Overture—" Maritana" Quintett—" Blow gentle gales", Air—" Let the bright seraphim". Fantasia on Old English Airs Coronation March . To Commence at Three o'clock .. WALLACE. .BISHOP. . . • MEYERBEER, The Concert lasts One Hour. ADMISSION, TIIREEPENCE pARTITENO'N' ,;CON - CERT GREAT CHARLOTTE -STREET, LIVERPOOL HALL, Proprietor MR. J. G. STOLL GRAND ARRAY OF TALENT! FOR, THE. _ WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS! Gloiious success of mADLL FABIA, The unrivalled Tight Rope Dancer. M.ADAME L AURANZA AND HER CELEBRATED TROUPE OP ARTISTES, From the Walhalla, Leicester-square, London, who will appear Eve Evening during the week, in their DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Introducing seenes'from all the principal Tragedies, Plays, Dramas, Comedies, Operas, and Ancient History, in Full Costume. First appearonce of MISS E. SAULON, The established favourite soprano vocalist. MADLLE. FLORA F AB lA, Operatic and Characteristic Dancer. First appearance of MR. SAUNDERS, Characteristic comic singer and grotesque dancer. MR. SAND MRS. T. GASCOYNE, The popular duet singers, dancers, and characteristic vocalists, will make their first appearance on Monday, June 20th. LEADER OF THE 8AND....... 'Doors open at Half-past Six, Concert to commence at SeVen. Admission:— Body of the Hall. 3d. Upper Hall, 6d. E VA.NS'S. -L , UNEQUALLED ATTRACTION.— TO-NIGHT, • Mr. J. C. SMITH, • The popular London Comic Singer. Miss KATE ROBINSON, late of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, London. Mr., WELLS, late o f th e Coloured Opera Troupe, Master MILLICENT, Juvenile Vocalist ; and Mr. BENEDICT VAUGHAN. First Violin, Ma. EDWARDS • Solo Harpist, Mr. BLAMPIIIN ; Grand Piano-forte, Mr. WILSON ; Solo Cornet, Master AINS WORTH: Selections from "Etoile du Nord," "Hugenots," " Satanella." " La Traviata," " Martha," " La Somnambula," &c., Vocal and Instrumental. E V AN S, UPPER DAWSON-STREET (from Covent Garden, London), close to the Lower Box Entrance of the Theatre Royal. Stippera after the Theatres, as in town. Gentlemenonly admitted ADMIS,SION FREE. T" PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOMY which contains upwards of 500 Models of the Human Frame is now OPEN, in the NEW HALL, : • 29, PARADISE STREET, LIVERPOOL. POPULAR LECTURES ARE DELIVERED EVERY HOUR Open dfdly fprigeltlemen from Ten , a:M. till Ten p:in., exceptil i g ruesdaY and Friday afternoons,. when ,Ladies only are admitted . '-qm Two till Five o'clock. • , •• . - . • Admission to hear. the Lectures and see the Modeli—Gentlemen, Ls ; Working Classes, Gd. • None but AdultS are admitted..,, -- • , • • WITIT•Sti`NTIDT. HOLIDAYS y SIXTY MILES • FOR' N ONE SHILLING. CHEAP AND DELIDATPVI: EXCVHSIO;;;PROM LIVEAT I O4i L TO RHYL AND, The St. GeorgelA Coinpany's powerful and fast Steamers SEA, KING AND STORM KING, Will run betwEen LivEitpoin. and Ittryi„ weather permitting, during Whit Week as folloug FROM LIVVRPOOL. FROM RHYL. June • June 17th; Friday .. . l3 0 morning ; 17fh, Friday.. ......... 12 30 noon 18th, Saturday 10 0 morningllBth, Saturday 1 Oaftern: Fares there and back :—Saloon, 2s ; Deck, Is. Children, half-price. TheSe 'Steamers have superior accommodation for passengers, and - arc well known for their crreat sDeed, Refreshments may be had on board at moderate prices. Excellent Bands will be in attendance. L. COMMERCIAL HOTEL & CONCERT ROOMS , . WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. PROPRIETORS 'MESSRS. E. & M. ISRAHAM. MtNAGER MR. J. SIMMONS, k.J• The Proprietors beg most respectfully to inform those gentlemen visiting the above establishment that the new and elegant room in connection with the Concert Room is now' opened. The deco ration, ventilation, and comfort must be seen to be appreciated ; the decorations by Mr. Davies of Lime-street, the new cut glass chandeliers by Mr. Allen, of Bold-street. THE FOLLOWING TALENTED. ARTISTES .ENGAGED:—Miss M. KIRBY, whose ,singing has established h er one o f th e greatest favourites. Immense success of Miss MILLICENT in her serio-comic and character singing. Engagement of Mr. F. COLDWELL, the eminent tenor, from the Canterbury Hall, London, his first appearance in Liverpool.. Mr. J. YOUNG. the celebrated Flautist, will positively appear every evening. For the cernvenience of gentlemen residing out of town Mr. HARRY JENNINGS; who is pronounced one of the first comic vocalists of the day, will sing twice each night, in character, Introducing the following songs, via. Molly, the Betrayed, or the Fog Bound Vessel," "Kill or Cure," "Limerick Races," " Carpet Bag," and "The Dodger. Piano-forte, ALEXAN DER: Violin, Mr. 'SIMMONS. Conuneneing every evening at Italf-past Seven o'clock. Admission Free. Gentlemen only admitted. Wines, Spirits ' Ales, and Cigars 0 the,best quality. London, A lK i a le n y c s. hester, and Liyprpockl p4perti daily. IN , .B.—Maeriean Bowling ROYAL A NIPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-ST. Proprietor . Mr. W. R. COPELAND. FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS, AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF HIS ENGAGEMENT. SP - 21 - IsTG OVERCOATS. • - • • • • B. lIYAM; 97, 'Lord-street, and 7, Whitechapel, has intro duced improved Designs in Gentlemen's and Youths? SPRING OVERCOATS, which for elegance, seasonable adaptation, and g eneral utility, will be universally ad mired. Price 16s 6d.,. 205., 255., and 30s. FIFTH CLASS ENGLISH GLAMMAR.—John Kenyon, John Roderick, Charles Morrison, Wiliam Bell, George Ferguson, 'Thomas P. Morrison, Thomas Greenshields, Henry Ward, Thomas Parker, John Kewley, John Allinson, David Charles Thomas, William Henry Quinsey, Thomas Haw, James Ross, Edwin Carpenter, Samuel Jones, William Hamilton, Thomas Edward Bolton. ENGLrSH HISTORT.—William Bell, John Roderick, John Kewley, John Kenyon, William Fiaser, Charles Morrison, William Wickes, Thomas Rowlands, George Collings, Thom as P. Morrison, Charles Alfred Abson, Abraham Coomer, Fred. L. Kinnerly, David Davies, William A. Jones, Benjamin Russell, Thomas Busby, William L. Evans, Frederick Hannah, John Harding, Hugh Williams, David C. Thomas. • READING AND SPFLLING.—Thomas Busby, Thomas P. Morrison, John Allinson, Thomas Haw, Thomas Tomlinson, William Bell, James Ross, Henry Ward, John Hoggart, George Ferguson. GEOGRAPHY.—WiIIiam N. Hewitt, Thomas J. Robertson, Wil liam Simpson, Benjami , Russell, John Kenyon, Robert Peters, Thomas Greenshields, James Murray, Charles Coulthurst, T. Row land. • - . AEITA~IRTIC.—T. J. Rolrrtson, J. Guthrie; H. Wickes, J. Ken yon, W. H. Brown, A. Coomer, W. Fraser, T. Parker, D. R. Davies, C. A. Alion, F. L. Kinnerley, W. Jones, R. 13ucknalf, W. Davidson, T. Haw, D. C. Thomas, M. Staunton, J. Ross, E. Car penter, T. E. Bolton, W. A. Jones, W, P. Steer, B. Russell, J. Harding, T. Simpson, A. Jones, C. Coulthurst. CHEMISTRY.—John Guthrie, John Allinson, George. Ferguson, Thomas Rowlands, William Fraser, Thomas Greenshields, John --v, Edward Graham. - B. Russell, G. Ferguson, J. Kenyon, W. H. Brown, , T. Parker, David Davies, F. Kennerley, William Ward, Thomas Jones, William Quinsey, Thomas Ross, S.. Jones, W. Peters, James Harding, E. Molonv, Tomlinson, T. Busby, W. L. Evans, G. Tomkinson, H. Collins, E. Graham. F. Hannah. tOG WRITING John Kewley Bell, Henr Haw, Jamc SIXTH CLASS ir Glum:ctn.—John Cottier, Samuel Fox, John .ite, camuel Saunders, John Rennie, Leo. Montford, Baiter, John Rrodbent, Arthur Degg, John Ruddock,Yam Barr.ett, Frederick Trossell, John Bryant, Henry Bryant, George Read, James Sweeney, William H. Jones; Thorns Joseph Murphy, John Loader ENGLISH HISTORY Dowthwa Anarow Samuel Saunders, John Devaynes, Benjamin Pollard, Robert George Elliot, Joseph Reston, John Cottier, Edward M'Phersou, i obert Lindsay, John. Dowthwaite, Joseph Evans, John Hunter, Alexander Taylor, Andrew Baker, Thomas Milne. William Selig, Alfred Parkinson, Joseph Thomas, William It- Jones, George Read, James Sweeney, John Cross, .Thomas Earl. READING AND SPELLING. —John Dowthwaite, Andrew Baker, John Cottier, Robert G. Elliot, Edward M'Pherson, Alexander Taylor, Samuel G. Saunders, Joseph Reston, Alfred Robinson, William„ Jones;. George James Mansell, George Swarbrick, William Selig, James Southward, Samuel Chadwick. GROGRAPHY.—Robert G. Eldot, John Dowthwaite, George Boydon, Edward M'Pherson, Samuel Saunders, James Moffat, John Quinn, John Broadbent,' George Swarbriek, William. Henry J nes, Alfred Robinson, Robert Killip, James Hampton Lee, Thomas Joseph Murphy, Wiliam Selig, John Cross TIC Saunders, A. Baker, R: Lindsay, J. Burgess 1. Milne , T. Cameron, H. Barnett, J. Evans, H. Wall;ce, A. Barff, J. Moffatt, R. Cope, J. Reston, A. Taylor, G. Wright, G. Gill, J, Lunt, William H. Jones, Thomas Joseph Murphy, William Selig, Joseph Thomas, Alfred Parkinson, Thomas Earl, John Cross, Thomas lt. Kenyon. CHEMISTRY.—John Dowthwaite, Samuel Saunders, Milne, Joseph Reston, Edward M•Pherson, Hyam Barnett. Wax - LlNG.—Robert Lindsay, 'l'. Milne, John Burgess, Saunders, A. Baker, Clement Heatley, H. Barnett, J. Evan?, C. Eglan, J. V. Arundel, J. Struthers, B. ,Pollard, A. Barff, G. Gill, Isacc Lunt, A. Parkinson, John Bryant, John Cross, James Gerrard P. Stockdale, Robert Parry, Walter Collins, William Henry Jong A. Robinson, Robert M'Kenzie, H. Jackson, John Loader. Thoma JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, SEVENTH CLASS. READING AND P ELLIN G.—George Rider, Charles Tomkins, Geo. Firbough, William Dawson, William Punshon, Richard Cuthbert, Alfred King,-Richard Tubb, Joseph Butcher, Edwin Kite, James Shone, Seymour Faitclough. - Herbert - Struthers,. George Quail, Win. Milliken, Richard Jones, Thomas Hale, Richard Rider, Patrick Deuchar, George Woods, Edward Barry, Victor Nathan, David M'Dowall, Alfrect Maddox. James Holden, John Owens, Alfred Dooley, Edward Thomas Hale, Richard Cuthbert, William 'rhomas,L dgate, Seymour Fairclough, Dean, James Smith, _ Punshon, Joseph Butch GEOGRAPHY.— tephen Stevens, William Evans, Walter Brown, Samuel Barnett, Wm. Punshon, Richard Tubb, Richard Cuthbert, Alfred Hayes, CharlesHelsby, Wm. Morri- on, Edward Brakell. - LEssoss ox On . JEcrs.—David Drielsma, Eobert Kelly, Samuel White, Wm. M'Gowan, IV. Punshon, Alfred King, Richard Tubb, Rit'hard Cuthbert, Alfred Hayes, Wm. Lennox, Wm. Kelly, John Makin. • _ . EIGHTH CLASS READING Arr, SPELLING.—Wm. Parks, Edward Gill, John Han , cock, Wni. Guthrie. AatrumErlc.—Heary Mos?, Henry Murphy, Hamlet Baker, W .Tameo. WAITING.-`LW. 11. C. Thompson; George Taylor, Win. Bellamy, Coulthurst. , 1 GEOGRAPIIY.—Edward Jone. 9, Henry Murphy, Hamlet Baker, Miehols. .I.Essoss oa OnJEc.Ts.—Harry B. Taylor, W. H. Watts, Thomas Caffney, George Vardon. • • EXTRA CLASSES LATlN.—Thomas Allan. Edward Davies, Henry Davison, Frank Gemmel, James D. Ainsworth, Robert 1). Miller. Brook Handley, Edmund F. Lewin, Win. Bell, Charles Nelson, John Joughin, John Dowthwaite. PalNcii.—Augustus Clegg, Chas. lumb, John Gemmell„Tohn Winchester, Jemmett Brown. John Hannay. John Vickers, George Ward, Thomas.Sweetin Thomas Whitaker; Ittobtiglegg, Edmund Lewin, John Allison, - Win'.•Quinsey, Wm. Steer. Rlicl rATIOXS.--Robert George D. Roberts, J., Hannah, C. A. M‘Phbrson, R. Lloyd, W. Hughes,' J. M'PhersOn, H . David s o n , E W.' Evans, G. Atoh;nson, C. Gee, J. M. Murtrie. t 4. , ' - ENO LISH HONOURABLY MENTIONED. _ j . •7 —Senior Section :' Samuel Cross, HehryWardeil, Joseph ulley;flhornas. Kelsolt. Kale•Seetion:‘ Thomas Net s Roberts Thomas Henry Barrow. Junior Section : - - - Bird, Joseph Mack ) . Thomas Turner, Frederick Williim B: Edriignd Leah, Jo AthOton, Richard Atherton WRlTlNG. — Spafor:SectioX: ilenry.l3ldelharne, Jan Johec C. .1: Mob(lie, J. Lumburg, W. H. itead. Junior Section ; W. Ciewitt, C. Rail, P. Trainer,-(. All cott;• W Boltdn: '. ARI.TIIMETIC.—Senior Section ; , Simuei Crossii - W..R. Jackson, Atidraw Davidson,. _John Pennington, J. J..lLullineux, -Samuel 'Thoinits. Junior Section : P. Frainer, Richard Howde, John Jones, 'CI Allcot. MATHEMATICS.— Robert ..Gordon, John Lau ie, James Abbot, Timothy Edwards ' James Henry . Barrow. ADULT CLASS Samuel Brit rly, Thomas Harris. • SCJIOOL :QE!. RT.,• • Twenty-three medals were awarded by the art inspector; _as follows :—Deane Bennett, - James Beard, 'Thomas Brooke, Alexander Cruikshank, Edwin Guthrie, James Goepel, Wm, Gammage, James Hogg,' John Lancaster, Thomas M. Lindsay, : John Leatherbarrow, G. de la Perelle, Charles Walker. And eight medals were gained by six:members of the ladies', morning class. . • The Rev. Mr. P r e s t o n a dd resse d the meeting, cOngratu lating these who r,o been successful competitors, and waffling them against trusting to what was sometimes called,superior genius, or those who had not been successful this year would yet overtake them if they relaxed in their perseverance. Professor Elliott next offered a few' remarks on the subject of mathematics. Then followed Mr. Stowell Brown, who spoke of the great advantages that the . •yout! - I of the present genera t ion ' possesse d over th ose of the past. Mr. Dawson made a few 'remarks regarding the benefits of education to the working people, and was warmly applauded, as were the other speakers during and at the close of his observations. ~ Mr. W. Brown proposed a vote of . thanks,•to Mr. M'llveen and the other gentlemen connected with the schools as teachers. lie stated that so much was the means employed' in educating the yOuth at' present superior to those of his own day of going to school that he was almost ashamed to acknowledge the places where he had been educated - and the teachers employed at that time. Ile hoped the boys that were under the charge of the gentlemen that he proposed the thanks to would many of them attain to eminence in the world, and nothing could give him greater pleasureihan the duty he was at that time perform (Cheers.) ;Professor Isaacs seconded Mr. Brown's motion. Thanks were voted to the ohairman, for his condnot during his term of office as president, to which he responded in suitable terms, and the meeting separated. pubiir Anntstments. TT ENGLER'S GRAND C IRCUE, DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL. R. CHARLES HENGLER most respectfully announces, that the above popular place of amusement will Open far Six Nights only, commencing Monday. June 20th, with a powerful company of Equestrian and Gymnastic Artistes. Mid-day Performances on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday, June 21st, 22nd, and 25th ; open at Two o'clock. Open each evening at a quarter past Seven, and commence at a quarter to EijOat. Proprietor and Director, MR. C r ILARLES lIENGLER. The establishment will open in Chester, on Monday, June 27th. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.— NOW OPEN FOlt THE SEASON. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS !! ! OBSERVE—GALA DAYS EVERY DAY DURING WIIITSUN WEEK. GRAND NEW COMIC PANTOMIME, With splendid new Scenery. Dresses, &c. Every Gala Evening will be performed the Drawing-room Pantomime for 1859, entitled LITTLE 130 PEEP ! The opening and comic scenes written by and produced under the direction of Mr. J. F. Foster. The new and magnificent scenery by Mr. Crawford and assistants. The machinery by Mr. O'Donnell. The properties by Mr. Hope. And the original music by Mr. Squire Greenwood. Harlequin. Columbine Pantaloon Sprite Clown Mr. W. Waite. ........ Madlle. Maudlebert ....... ..... . .. Mr. F. Bedford. . ... . . Mr. T. F. Foster. Mid numerous Corps de Ballet. STUPENDOUS vutcAllo MOUNT E T N A With magnificent FIREWORKS. (Mr. John Crawford, Artist). Great Circular Platform for Out-door Dancing. Extra Bands. Illuminated Chinese Tower, Bridge, and Orchestra. Collection of Foreign Animals and Birds. Splendid Lions and Cubs, three weeks old. Dioramas, Camera Obscura, Maze, Centrifugal Railway, Cantillo's Incubator, with a host of other Amusements. Refresh ments of every description, at moderate charges. Admission, Is. ; Children, Gd. Omnibuses to and from town every half-hour. INTAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. The Hall where Laughter holds its sides: - GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER Engagement of M R. JIM M U N D Y, .The greatest Irish Comic Singer of the day. Also, MR. DEAN, The extraordinary delineator of Female Character. MISS FANNY SHEPHERD The pleasing Ballad Vocalist. Immense success of MISS JULIA CLIFFORD, MR. DAVID LODGE, Serio-Comic Dialoguists. M R. TOM B E N N E T T, The unrivalled Comique. MISS TANCRED, The favourite Sentimental and Comic Vocalist. HUGHES AND BURKE, Champion Clog Dancers WINES, SPIRITS, &c. ADMISSION FREE. Select Compartments for Gentlemen. PILLIARDS.— Gentlemen w i s hi ng a qu i et an d select game of Billiards, can b e accommodated at E. Fincham's ; asonic Hotel, 56, Regent-road, opposite the Bramley-Moore Dock. The Billiard Room possesses advantages not to be sur passed. Brilliantly lighted, well ventilated, overlooking the Docks, and contains two of the best and handsomest Tables in Liverpool. There is a private entrance quite unconnected with the public business of the Hotel. Omnibuses from town stop at the dc.or every six minutes. 24je26 exclusions. HER MAJESTY'S NE* . STEAM-FRIGATE LIFFEY BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF CAPT. PREEDY, C.B The Publie are respectfully informed that the magnificent NEW STEAM-FRIGATE, LIFFEY, (now lying in the Mersey,) on e o f th e finest sped awens of Naval Architecture afloat, will be again OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY during her stay in the Mersey. • Each Day from Ten to Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, and from One to half-past Four o'clock in the Afternoon. VISITORS will be CONVEYED ON BOARD, direct from the NEW GREAT LANDING-STAGE, every half-hour, by STEAMERS belonging to the ROCK-FERRY, to whom the privilege has been granted. FARES : ONE SHILLING EACH BRITISH MERCHANT SEAMEN, now in port, and wishing to inspect the above noble ship, will be conveyed on board free of charge. ONDON AND NORTH-WESTtRN RAILWAY. I MARCUS'S CHEAP ETCURSION TRAINS FROM THE LIME-STREET STATION. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, MONDAY, JUNE 20 AND 27, At 10 40 a.m., TO LONDON. Closed Carriages, 17s. ; First-class, 375. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 25, A DAY TRIP. at 6 15 a m., to WINDERMERE AND KENDAL, Closed Carriages, ss. ; First-class, 10s. LANCASTER. Closed Carriages 45.; First-class, Ss. ON MONDAY, JUNE 27, A DAY TRIP at 8 40 a.m, to ALTON TOWERS AND ASHBOURNE. Closed Carriages, 55.; First-class, 10s. Tickels, small bills, and every information may be obtained of HENRY R. MARCUS, 25,.Leigh-street, Liverpool. WANTED, a little Boy for an Office.— morrow, from Twelve to One o'clock Reference List, Northern Times office. Apply to-day or to- For address see WANTED, a Furnished House, in the country, for the Summer Holidays, with sufficient rooms for a family and three servants.—Address, naming term , ,, to 2, Northern Times Office. 2j19 BEST PORT WINE INVALIDS AT THE "L O N D O N" CLAYTON-SQUARE T HE ALBANY LUNCHEON AND DINING-ROOMS, " THE ALBANY, " OLDHALL-STREET. MESSRS. OEHLHAFFEN Request the favour of a visit to the above Establishment. To blend the substantiality of English fare with the refined Dishes of the Continental Table, and satisfy every taste, is the purport of The Albany Restaurant. AN EXCELLENT BM4KING-ROOM ATTACitED The leading English and Foreign N'ewspatiers regularly taken togethei with ill the-Local Prints, SPRING UNDRESS JACKETS B. HYAM has introduced an entirely new assortment of SECON DARY COATS, for general wear, on the design and make of which the utmost taste and care have been be stowed. Price its. Gd , '2os., 255., and 30s. SPRING DRESS AND SURTOUT COATS. B. HYAM'S styles in DRESS and SURTOUT COATS are graceful, perfect in fit, and superior in make material, and flaish. Price 265., 325., 385., 455., and 523. SPRING TROUSERS AND VESTS HYAM has introduced a diversity of new and seasonab.e patterns for his VESTS, and true-fitting TROUSERS. Price (made to measure), Trousers, 16s. 6d. ; Vests, 7s. 6d. SPRING. CONJOINT GARMENTS. B. RYAN'S Guinea COAT and VEST ; true -fitting TROUSERS and.VESTS, One Pound; and WHOLE SUITS at 365., for secondary and undress purposes, are got up in the neatest and best possible style. SPRING AND ORDER DEPARTMENT. B. HYAM'S Order Department is sudplied with Materials of every possible description, for CAPES, °OATS, TROUSERS, WAISTCOATS, &c. Suits complete for Half-dress, Undress, and Professional Purposes, from 455. to 100 s. ; Pages' Suits from 26.5. ; Footmen's Suits from 63s Coachmen's Suits from 705. SPRING ATTIRE FOIL THE YOUNG - - - B. HYAM has introduced a variety of New Designs for Children, Boys, and Youths, in which adaptation to age and growth is conspicuous, The 9s. Gd. PLAT WIT and 13s. 6d. SCHOOL SUIT, as well as the superior HALF DRESS and FULI,DRESS SUITS, TROUSERS, VESTS, &e., are midi teaommended. B. HYA M, NATIOZTAL TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, HOSIER, AND OUTFITTER, in, LORD-STREET, AND 7, WHITECILMIL I WURPOOL. ON SATURDAYS, ABRAHAIESON BROTIIERS OLD-ESTABLISHED AND Vint ESOWN CLOCK SHOP, No. 24, RENSHAW-STREET, WILL ALWAYS 13X OPEN A T PUBLIC NOTICE WE beg to inform our numerous Patrons and the Public that an importation of FRENCH SHOES Has been added to our Liverpool-made Stock, which are enabled to offer at the very low price of TEN SHILLINGS PER PAIR• They are from the stock of a tirst-class . Parisian Manufacturer L. LOVELADY AND CO,, 8, South John-street, L. L, and Co. beg to call attention to their NEW PREMISES, 8, RAN ELAGH-PLACE , Opposite the Adelphi Hotel, just opened, with a large STOCK OF LADIES AND CHILDIVEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES RICHMOND'S 'CLOTRIN-a ESTABLISHMENT Is now Replenished with all the New Styles of Mat and Garments 2, CHURCH-STREET GLOVES. C ALF, DOGSKIN, LISLE, FRENCH SID' &c., &c In great Variety, 4 It I C II M ON D'S, 2, CHURCH-STREET SHIRTS. A GOOD WHITE SHIRT for 3s. artr Six for 205., at RICHMOND'S, SHIRT AND COLLAR MAKER No. 1, PARADISE-STREET, and 2, CHURCH-STREE T ' .. PIANO -FORTES FOR (with the option of purehaie), By the Day, 'Month, or Year. 'Terms very moderate• ALL SHEET MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. W. MALL'S PIANO-FORTE and HARMONIUM REPOSI 9, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD ~.-. CIGARS R T ES "TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" TH AN THE USUAL P--C JAMES STEEL AND CO., 78, DUKE-STREET LIVERPOO.L J. S. and Co. holding the patent for the United Kingdom, and the only house in the trade allowed to MANUFACTURE CIGARS BY MACHINE R Y can therefore supply dealers with the various Brands at "TWENTY PElt CENT. LESS" than the prices usually charged. TERMS- CASH, MICHAEL N E V I L L BRASSPOITNDER AND COPPERSMITH. Has REMOVED from Great Charlotte-street, to 55, PARADISE-STREET, Near tSailors' Hoe. Where he is sow enabled to manufacture every description of 4 000 ° required in the Business. All articles manufactured of the best material and warms GREAT BARGAINS SELLING OFF WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS' STOCK. T v AT 32, SOUTH CASTLE-sTR-D BARNARD LEVY, OF 88, OLDIIALL-STREET, et b Respectfully informs his Friends and the Public in general Oa PURCHASER AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF ITS ORIGINAL COST, THE WHOLE OF TH&• MODERN AND VALUABLE STOCK OF gS, MESSRS. JOSEPH BROTtI-'" 32, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, nal, Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, English, Fr e Go- - American Clocks, Gold and Silver Neck Chains and Albe rts ' ds l,lr - Bracelets, Brooches. Gem and Signet Pings, Pins, St u _tolsk rings, Cutlery, Telescopes, Opera and Race Glasses, SPe,',„ e sEP , Eye Glasses, Guns, Pistols, and a variety of useful and 011.1 7iirIlt articles, which he is enabled, to offer at ONE-HALF ORIGINAL COST B. L. requiring the premises for his r only continue for a limited period. gular trade, the sale OS OBSERVE THE ADDRESS, 32, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, d Branch Depot, for Barnard L ev y' a no t e d Al arm Clocks W pieces, pronounced by the Liverpool press to stand 11111 1/` their accamcy, durability, and cheapness TIMEPIECES from 6s. 6d with Alarms, Ss, BUSINESS HOURS FROM TEN TO SIX CLOSED ON SATURDAYS .:,,V;TA1 . .::5.P13.00 TEETH WITHOUT SPRINGS BY HER ROYAL LETTERS . i cill4o- E-S SRS. GA B RIE L have the honour to call attention to a Ile vr and urea liable improvement in Artificial Teeth, Gum Palates, by which - sharp edges are avoided, a amount of suction - obtained, and the necessity for Sp ring's entirely obviated. Mastication and Articulation se cured; while from the flexibility of the agent employed pre ssure upon the gums or remaining teeth is entirely remo v e d. The?extrtiordinary advantages of this method may. be thus briefly enumerated :—A fit of the most unerring rests accuracy, an apPearance rivalled only by nature. MASTICATION AND ARTICULATION RESTORED, without the inconvenience of springs. • Strict attention paid to the materials used, which bring warranted of the best quality, Messrs. GABRIEL (from being manufactu rers of every speciality appertaining to the profession) are enabled .to supply at charges in proportion to quality lower than those usually charged for the common quality —thus at once abolishing the necessity for paying fabulous To be obtained only at the DENTAL ESTABLISHMENTS, gErl34, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, OPPOSITE BERRY-STREET, gApgsTY ONDON.""' LUDGATE-HILL, and Igayllo, ItEGENT-`REET, - - Observe numbers paqietlarly. ESTABLISHED 'S TREATISE ON THE TEtTIT system, and will be sent on receipt of stamped envelope. - ;GABRIEL'S Almanack contains their country appoint ments, and will be sent gratis on application. !Messrs. Gabriel. continue to supply with unrivalled success, their celebrated AMERICAN MINERAL TEETH. from 3s. 6d. per Tooth. Set £4 4s. From country patients one !Visit only requisite for $ single Tooth or complete Set. ; PATENT WHITE ENAMEL CEMENT, the onlY permanent preparation for front teeth, which effectuallY retains its colour (ss,per packet.) - PREPARED WHITE GUTTA PERCHA, the beat stopping for Decayed Teeth or Toothache. This invalu able stopping is placed in the cavity, when perfectly son , becomes hard as the Toothitseli ten minutes after inser tion, and renders the dedaykl member sound and useful in mastication. Price ls. 6d. .per PTox (direction's enclosed),' or sent poet free on receipt of 20 stamps. Also, the ROYAL TOOTH POWDER, the best prePa" ration, whitening the:Teeth without injuring the enamel. Is. 6d. per Box. These Preparations are obtainable through any resPeet" 4 Chemist hi the United 'Kingdom. Observe the name of • • , MESSRS. GABRIEL, • 1 4 1{E OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS, (W 134, DUICE-STRE - BT, LIVERPOOL , AP2r 33, 'LIJ•DGATE-HILL, Wllo, REGENT-STREET, ) GABRIEL Fjilly explains t )i-LONDON, ON EACH BOX, Hours of attendance, daily front, ten tcb seyon,o'sloak‘' BIRTH. • On the 16th inst., at 14, Midl an d- s t ree t, Bi r kenhad, Mrs. Da vid 'Walker, of a daughter. _ _ MARRIAO:2. On the 14th inst., at GroF.fenor-:street Chapel, Manchester. by the H&. Thomas Martir., Mr. James Blakey, to Mary, secoll.. daughter of the late Mr, Thomas Harwood, 3fill-street, Toxtetn park. f • DEATH. At N 9, e • rsey-terrace, Berwick-street, Agnes Gill, aged 6 this relict o 3, • late William Gill, bootmaker, Prescot-street, 01 tlwn -~-.--=~ P - AlNTstib and Ptrimisnan by CHARLES WILLMER, lat e " Oxford-street, Liverpool, and now of Holly Bank, Cheroh-14 Aigberth-roasl, in the Rxtra-paroshial place of Tonto/di st his Oonoral Printing and Stationery lt s t a blishinantl - &mat John-otroot, Liverpool, Friday, Jane 17, 1659. 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