Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-07 00:00:00

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TUEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL jubTfr mugenitni •• •• • ,,,,,,,,,,^.1 * ,,,,, ,,,,,...,,,,,... ~,,,,,,, ~,•,........,, , ,,,,,,,, , , , , , m,........,....m......m""..., , nun HENGLER'S 'CIRQUE VARIETE DALE STREET. ' ------‘-- t the ROBERTSON AND MASON A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE PROFESSOR ANDERSON. WILL TAKE PLACE THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), NOVENIBER 7, On which occasion the Children of the Orphan Asylum are invited, and will atte,d with their Band. Invite the attention of Purchasers to the different Departments in thsitEstablishment, which:are ~Brl EMPHATIC SUCCESS ! EXTRAGFDINART AUDIENCES 4 I MDIEASURABLE APPLAUSE !!! %,Isll MORNING PERFORMANCE THIS DAY (SATURDAY) And every Wedne.day and Saturday. D oors open at Half-past One; bommence at 'lwo precisely. now largely assorted with NEW GOODS for the Season. Doors open at Two o'clock; commeqa , g Et Ha'f-past. SILKS FRENCH MERINOS FANCY DRESSES BRADFORD STUFFS FLANNELS BLANKETS SHAWLS MANTLES! MILLINERY STRAMBONNET3 and:HATS 13 0ker. ,t H ENGLER's CIRQUE VARIETE, DALE-STREET, LIVE RPO STAYS RIBBONS and LACES HOSIERY and GLOVES DRESS:and MANTLE TRIMMINGS e7grand Blagical Drama of NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD Complete and Decided Sums of the ; es° EVERY EVENING. lI ITS EVENING, with Entire CHANGE 07 PROGRAMME. I ntrer, r THE SCENE ON THE STAGE ~_ i n magnificence any that has yet been displayed on the ritiv A „,.. boar ds of this Theatre ; nor could the '''"t , APART MENT OF THE GREAT MOGUL IN DELHI'S FIRST EQUESTRIAN COMPANY IN THE WORLD. Whose Daring and Graceful feats of Riding and Artistic Tight Rope Dancing, and Classical Gymnasia, have been nightly hailed with shouts of approbation and applause, by crowded and delighted audiences. Enthusiastic Reception of the highly-exciting Equestrian Spectacle T HE following CHEAP LOTS of GOODS, will be shown at the LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, E; FALLEN CITY Surpass it in luxuriant bat tasterul elegance. THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLEC RASE. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), Nov, 7TH, A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF ROBERTSON AND MASON, GENERA'' , DRAPERS, 19 & 20, OLD HAYMARKET. Ppm_ br„,,,nrssor A NDERSO respectfully intimate that his stay is s it "el? limited to Nwould ~....a , n Eighteen /sights more only ; during which time 1. , Tu...?IROBING other new earl eeriments, to introduce— , ‘ , OI ToN p ILTRATION TRICK :OT M • , a Magical Illns 1 1....iT1 of Dirty Water may be mad. C'ean. ~._ V ie. .Bo ti Berea T.,itat .or g h n o; lo t ne o d c d atract Money from 41 -...r:_ i tY , and cause it to come thro ugh or l s nw at t w n it tr 41,1717 Ma a so a rCAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION t or, o d the .. j a lls Urmu n a d s p e l t aehiminthe Ri ght Position. HAPPINESS TRICK : or, how to make every e Contented, all things Pleasant, and Good Fortune to be the Lot Of all. ' PETITE ROMEO'S SOMER3 kIILTS ON HORSEBACK. This surprising an i astoundng Performance is one that has seldom been excelled even by persons of mature age, and it justly elicits the unbounded enthusiasm of all beholders. 1320 NEW WINTER BONNETS, all at one Price, Is. 11gd., value varying from 3s 6d to 7s 6d. a t Great Reception of the Wonderful Gymnagiast., THE Br OTHERS ELLIO P. ALso, A LOT OF FRENCH RIBBONS, at 6ad to Had. FAMILIES On MONDAY EVENING, an 3 during th 3 Week, M. ELLIoTr and his PU111.5, in their Athlete TOURS DE FORCE; and the BROTHERS EL' TOT I'S Extraordinary Perform ance with Four DANCING GLOBES. And between 300 and 400 LONDON PATTERN MANTLES, 35 lid to 7e 6d. tiwA!~~~Yf.llr.= ... ~. The surprising Performance of JAMES FRANKS, in a truly Laughable scene, entitled THE VANISHING CLOWN ! Or, Where is He. LIVER ESTABLISHMENT. About to adopt MOURNING will . find every Requisite that Fashion and Economy can firjr'' A.ol° POWELL, the Ca'eiontan Horseman, as the COURIER of ST. PETERSBURGH, Riding, Driving, and Managing Eight Horses at the same time. recommend, in ROBERTSON AND MASON'S THE PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK l as c Will also include 11 0 ....aftlere of the Hindoes, Enchanted Chair of Comns, Bewitched 1 1002 Sketch Book of Sathanus, the Bed of Invi,ibles, Glass th s .of Giraldus, Magic Milliner's Shop, Casket of King C. nestle, illo o TAltbat cannot be Countd, Love's Goiden Cage, a Bird-cage in umbrella of Magic, thee uil.ine in a Chapeau. Mystery of the 14 1 , 3 'Lod Chest, and the 1 2 ercules Traction, or the Superhuman Boy, k'vgsasses the strength of one thousand men. For the First time, M. LFOPOLD will go through his astounding Performance on the TRAMPOLINE; and M. M. LEOPOLD and BOUTELEIR, in their astounding Performance on the DOUBLE TRAPEZ. FAMILY] MOURNING DEPARTMENT. HENGLER, in a Comic Military Scene, Entitled THE DRUNKEN HUSSAR. PETITE ROSIEJ'a Brilliant Act; and while the horse is at full speed, throwing backward and forward .SOMERSAULTS on Horse back. FUNERAL FURNISHING COMPLETE. 13r ) ,,50 , °. e ~--•—''' cart hats 145 , )05 0 14 ' Pe r P.* 11/ 0 1 0. ?D '1171.0 bm 1 Oi l O A th e miir cuo f ell LOA 6 7 - 0 1 MA lt deselteil a ufse sho d ' 5, 06 0 4 6d, 49' ~ f , • 0 11.6 •••• 0 14 ee 1 4,1 P t. ...S ,10°1AgeI° 0 116 6 111 1 10 terd.7.a fridi tr C4ll 4/0 v fO ta 3rt S9 g elWv , 16$ 1 0 0 I S tn fr° Eller' tr ot AX 01). 0 141 4 0 , 6 ° (9 . )j l ile ;AP °. IS• sail° o ,;,, f rlit s y • Col 6 to 4 Crcns 10 11. f arj 1 : 104 ;1 111 6"1. ipw kit b p til e ell , 01 •Gr° u` t " N • • : O r 11 4 - 1 bet il ! sllltek . a plo• ot oct, pi. 19. THIRTY THOUSAND VISITORS IN ONE WEEK! I Circle, 2s 6d; Upper Boxes, is 6d ; Pit, is. Gallery not 11 4' 13 00 - s open at Half-past Seven . commence at Eight o'clock. o de open daily. , rom Eleven till 'I hree, under the direction of uttleworth. Gallery not open except on Saturdays. IWIZ re D AR ' S very MA. .NETO-EL EC rßic PHARO 3 on the Top of .t 4 , Night. 1 () YA L AMPHITHEATRE. • MR. G. WESTON.", (Box.keeper,) ResPectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that his • ANNUAL BENEFIT, Will take place on • W EDNESDAY EVZNIN:i NI XT, NOVEMBER 11. Third Appearance of CirMR. R 0 BER T S, The American Tragedian. The Performance will commence with Massenger's Play of trarvgaillei.s AO•NerEr:W ae VA BT . ROBERTS. Y TO PAY OLD DES. Mr Mr. Baker. 414r garet • To conclude. with the FePitlo DUMB SAVOYARD AND HIS MONKEY. Auriol. ° YAL AMPHITHEATRE. MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, Tzs -S EVENING (SATURDAY), THE 7TH INSTANT, te a , PIZARRO. mr. Edgar; Orozembo, Mr. Baker; Cora, Miss Page. THE TWELVE LABOUR OF HERCULES. A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. To conclude with AN OBJECT OF INTEREST. 1 / 4 4 rt l'i . . ROBERTS, the American Tragedian, who lately made k. d„e...ut in England, at the Theaire Royal, Drury-lane, is engaged k: Limbed Number of Night., during which period he will appear l'i!elect,on of hie most ce ebrated Characters. inimitable Artiste, MR. F LEXSIO RE, and the celebrated // 4 ,ose, Madlle AURLOL, are also Engaged for TWELVE 0 714 P o - the` occasion 4 ,7 of Mr. FlexinOre's it4ear2nce last Season m o a t , %al Z u ' ol lowing tribute to his abilities appeared in the columr s I, tl ' titu t . % al Won(ers t ed,. des Debat., from the pen of the Theatrical ‘ •-• atum zor eelebrated JULES JANIN The Vaudeville Theatre to its aid a merry wight, nivr.ed Flexmore I— not, h e 0 b ehold l'—He walketh not, he leapethi— he aitteth loWl l a h B n P r bgtli I—be resteth not, he ro:leth l—a ball !—a L ai, atri - 1,2 ! SUCh is Fleimore ; ace, an air•blown entre chat. .., eni„ n , Fueldc engine —this Vaudeville locomotive Flsxmore—is ttlables %lid T vhi a r i i and nothing can convey an de he notion of this tight E n W „ n ,t l . He dances Eng!ish I—he leaps English l —he bl ight h e i''" Bl, I he is the king of the • Parade Anglaise.' Well 1 14% c thea adored by the ' briny socs of Albion ; ' well might he leads of the friends of the balance of power in Europe."' euers ,„., "otal o ,Z e ned at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence a , 44nlissiock precisely. on-- Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is 6 d ; Ga11:44,6d. l:44,6d. Second Prioe—Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, Is 6 d; Pit , 13 . fits t, ; )1 office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing li _ a the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be Vitii ,:•koder the direction of Mr Shuttleworth. Children in arms ..‹Zt___be admitted. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. P'EOPLE'S CONCERTS, (Under entirely new management.) 1 111 E THIRD CONCERT OF THE SERIES WILL TAKE PLACE THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), THE Ira INSTANT, At Eight o'clock, when l 'TE* ENGLISH GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION. WILL APPEAL 1 1le I t all agement has pleasure in announcing the Engagement of that celebrated Cantstrice I ke I , ? n, MRS. SUNDERLAND, sing the popular ballad of " The Captive Greek Girl," and Handel's "Let the Bright Seraphim , " Accompanied on the Grand Organby Mr. W. T. BEST, MR. HENRY PHILLIPS, Will, besides singing in several Glee+, &c., Introduce Carter's fine Song of " The Sea FOIL" MR. INKERSALL, A Tenor new in Liverpool, will sinZ "A l. B New Song, "Come llve with me, and be my love." ➢IISS FREEMAN, MI.. IV 00 D Will also sing . Solos and join in the Glees. Two Pieces will be played on Grand Organ by MR. W. T. BEST. liek o Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. 14 Can be purchased at Messrs. Hume and Son's Music 1 101 d Warehouse , 57, Church:street. -en of tickets will be admitted into the Hall earlier, Po • and at a separate entrance. F or particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each. GEORGE'S H A L L. eteie MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9. 1857 . With hb ixtr isLruenleyettifllicieirnfiraTecslyt,hsathaerra ements have been T t a r n e,London, to give a 1 N IA GR - AND CONCERT —O va Rail, when the following celebrated Artistes will appear : XADLLE. PICCOLOMINI, MADAME SPEZIA, MADAME ORTOLANI, MADAME POMA, SIGNOR GIUGLINI, The Celebrated New Tenor; SIGNOR ROSSI, SIGNOR ALDIGIERI. SIGNOR LUCHESI, In consequence of the great success during the past week, the Entertainments will conclude with the Grand Eqrrestrian Spectacle, entitled the LIVERPOOL GREAT STEEPECHASE; Or, England's Harrest Home. The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORIIANCE will take place on SATURDAY NEXT, Nov. 14. In active preparation, an extraordinary N 0 7 ,1 Spectnc'e, never attempted in any Cirque in the world, entiCed THE ROYAL STAG HUNT, during which will be introduced a REAL STAG, from North America, and a REAL PACK uF EIOUNos. Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a separate aid convenient approach to each. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; Boxes Melee.), 2s ; Half-price, is; Second Seats, is ; Promenade, Is . ; Gal lery, 6d. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery or Promenade. _ _ _ Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places can be secured. Open every vening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past Precisely, and the performances will =chide about a Quarter-past Teb. Carriages se` down and take up with horses' heads towards the Exchange. Drivers wi'l please observe this arrangement. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler. The BANDS will be found fnll and efficient. Leader of the Quadrille Band, Mr. G. Jackman. Leader of the Brass Band, Mr. W. Allen. T HE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL FXFIIBITION OP WORKS Ry MODERN ARTISTS. is NOW OPEN, in the EXHIBiI 10 NT ROOMS, OLD POS TOE FICE. PLACE, From Ten till Four; And in the Evening (Saturday excepteM from seven to Tee, • Brilliantly illuminated with Gas. Admission. Is. Gentlemen's Day and Evening Season Tickets, 5s ; Ladies' Ditto, 3s 6d; Evening Tickets, 23 64. Children under four teen years of age, half-price. Catalogues 6d. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON STREET. T HE LIVERPOOL NEW PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY will give their FIRST CONCERT ON MONDAY EVE , TING, NOVEMBER 9TFI t Iss`, When Handel's Sublime Oratorio, JUDAS MACCABZEUS, Will be performed WITH FULL BAND ACCOMPANIMENTS. AND CHORUS OF ONE HONORED VOICES, PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. - - MISS JLA — HILES, MR. ARCHIBALD MANN. Of Norwich Cathedral, and the Exeter Hall Concerts, London, AND MR. EDWARD CUZNER, Of Chester Cathedral. Cowouvrow—Mß. D. C. BROWNE. • LEADER—MONS. BAETENS. HARMONIUM—MR. H. BARKER. Reserved Seats, 2s 6d; Gallery, is 64 ; Body, Is. Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Bight o'clock pre cisely. Tickets may be had at the Society's Rooms, Odd Fellows' Hall, St. Anne-street ; Courier office, Castle-street ; and Magill's Music Ware house, London-road. By order of the Committee, JOSEPH READ, Secretary. PHILHARMONIC HALL. THOMAS'S CONCERTS, FOR 'IWO WEEKS ONLY. MR. EDWARD W. THOMAS has the honour . to announce that his Fifth Season will commence on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, THE 9TH OF NOVEMBER, And continue for Two Weeks only. AVed to the old favourites, Mr. CARRODUS, Mr. BAETENS, Herr LIDEL, MR. PERCIVAL, and MR. ROCHESTER, Mr. Thomas has been fortunate enough to' secure the services of Mr. MAYCOCK, The ce , ebrated Cla ionet Player ' • MR. ALFRED NICH OLSON, First Oboe of the Phillormon'c ociety, London, and the Orchestral M ion. SIGNOR RASPI, Principal Ba,soon to His Majesty the King of Sardinia, whose conge has been extended expressly for these C - incerts. This Artiste's per formance on his IrstrnmEnt is perfectly marvellous, displaying a command of Arppegio, Staccato. and other passages, hitherto thought beyond the reach of the Bassoon . The reputation of MR. G. H. DAVIES, As a Cornet Player, is too well known to need comment. VOCALIST. MISS LOUISA VIIiNING, Who will introduce a 143 W S " The Syren," composed expressly for herby Frank Mori. The immense success of Miss Vinninc, at the recent Worcester Festival was the theme of all the tcritics, who, w,th one accord, pronounced her the best English Sopr,no of the day. Operatic Selections w.ll be performed "LA FAVORITA," " GUGLIE LM 0 TEL l ," " TROVATOR E." " DON GI OVANNI," arranged by Alfred Mellon. "LA TRAVIATA," arranged for these Concerts by Edourd Frewin. " LH.S HUGUENOTS," and a NATIONAL SELECTION," be , ng a pot pouri of English, Scotch, Welsh, and Irish Airs," arranged by Charles Haetens. The following Overtures will be produced :—" Z kNONI," written expressly for these Concerts by Samuel Percival, (author of the Lyre.l The "MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR," by Charles Edward Horsley. FEST OVERTURE " ZU WALD NIEISTEPS B "ANTFAHRT," by Goltermann; and Beethoven's Overture, " LEONORA," so seldom performed in the provinces. THE DANCE MUSIC Will be selected with care, and comprise all the Novelties of the season, among which maybe mentioned, the "M AUD AND "ROMANOFF" VALSES, - _ _ And the "MARGUERITE POLKA, By Laurent ; a Quadrille, on Russian Airs, entitled " MOSCOW," (composed for these Concerts by Tinned) ; and the " ISABELLA VALSE," By Alfred Mellon. Leader . C0nduct0r.......... ...... Edward W. Thomas. Mr. THOMAS begs to infirm his Patrons that, in consequence of his season bring limited most positively to a Fortnight, and in order to meet the convenience of the Suburban and Cheshire Pablic, he deems it expedient to have TWO MORNING PERFORMANCES in each week, namely, Wednesday.and Saturday ; on which eccasions the Concerts will commerce at Half•pa.t Two o'clock. EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT. Prices of Admission :—Body and Galleries, Is ; Boxes, 2s. Money taken at the Doors. NEW • WATERPROOF, AIRPROOF, VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER, AND GUTTA PERCHA ESTABLISHMENT, 14, PARKER-STREET, L IVERPOOL. AMERICAN OVERHOES, ALL NEW STILES, VERY LOW, WATERPROOF COASTS, TAI,MAS, PONCHOS, CAPES, OVERALLS, &c., &c., IN EVERY STYLE, IN SILK, ALPACA, TWEED, WOOLLEN CLOTH, &c. A IRPROOF BEDS, BATHS, CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, LIFE BELTS, &c., INDIA RUBBER VALVES, WASHERS, HOSE, TUBING, SHEE r, &c., &c. ELASTIC SILK ANDLCOTTON STOCKINGS, &c., FOR VARICOSE VEINS, &c., Lke. SURGICAL BANDAGES, ENEMAS, INJECTION AND BREAST BOTTLES, &c. ELASTIC SILK AND OTHER WEBS, ALL_WIDTHS AND COLOURS, &c. ELASTIC BELTS, BRACES, LADIES' PAGES, &c.; &c. T RAVELLING BAGS, KNAPSACKS, WALLETS, &c., WATERPROOF. FISHING AND SHOOTING BOOTS, STOCKINGS, BAGS, &c., &c. AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF GUTTA PERCHA FRAMES, ORNAMENTS, &c. GUTTA PERCHA TUBING, ALL SIZES; MILL BANDS, SOLES, &c SPEAKING TUBES FITTED UP ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. AND EVERY ARTICLE IN INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA USED FOR MECHANICAL, ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL, SURGICAL, AND MANUFACTURINJ PURPOSES' NO OLD STOCK. SHIPPERS [AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED. VV . D 1 kJ D Ms la IA X JJ li V., PA RK ER-S T Rt 4 ET, LIVERPOOL. A NEW and Extensive Assortment of PAPER-HANGINGS, DECORATIONS, FRAME AND ROOM GILT MOULDINGS, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES!! BRADLEY, PASS, AND CO., 36, ELLIOT-STREET, CORNER OF LIME-STREET. IRONMONGERY , CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL, AT JOHN P. BATEMAN'S, 18, BYROM-STREET, yam" THE END OF DALE-STREET. PURCHASERS will find an Extensive Assortment, combined with all the modern improvements. FENDERS, in great vailety . . . . FIRE-IRONS .... ..._ JAPANNED OVAL TRAYS.. • PAPER Do. „ 12s. 6d. to 30s. Od. the Set of Three. IMPERIAL DISH COVERS...... IVORY TABLE KNIVES .. JOSEPH RODGERS AND SON'S SUPERIOR CUrLERY . LOYSEL'S PATENT TEA AND COFFEE URNS (the latent invention) GRIFFITHS'S PATENT STAMPED TIN AND PRINTED ENAMELLED GOODS. Together with a Variety of Articles too numerous to mention. JOINERS', BUILDERS', AND CABINET-MAKERS' IRONMONGERY, THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK, WITH EVERY VARIETY IN PRICE AND QUALITY. TINMAN, LOCKSMITH, BELLHANGER, dm ESTABLISHED 1800. PURCHASERS OF WINTER CLOTHING Are respectfully invitcd to call at NUMBER THREE, CHURCH STREET And make Choice from the immense Stock of Overcoats at that Establishment. Amongst the various Styles for the present Season may be enumerated The TALMA, or SLEEVED CAPE. The ALBERT (a close fitting garment, made Surtout Fashion) The SACK, the CHESTERFIELD WRAPPER, The PONCHO and the PALETOT. These are kept in all sizes, and can be bad in a variety of materials, and in any substance, ROBERTSON AND MASON, 19 & 20, OLD HAYMARKET. ANOTHER DRAPERY STOCK, £1,839 163 60. FRISBY, DYKE & CO., beg to announce that they have Purchased by Tender, from the Trustees, the STOCK of Mr. ROBERT PEEL, of Blackburn, amounting to £1,839 16s 6li, at a di:count of .181 per cent off cost price. SUMMARY OF STOCK:- X S. D. 115 11 82 22 14 61 20 5 5 27 3 9 232 14 52 63 1 9 98 12 8 81 2 10 40 18 104 37 9 62 110 0 4 43 0 9I 73 17 14 107 2 6 43 18 31;- 133 14 12 187 15 12 17 7 4 i t 20 1 0 1 33 18 2 63 11 112 18 4 1 76 7 22 30 11 21 22 12 5i 37 15 11 .51 15 92 28 7 41, WOOLLEN CLOTH 4l 001"." 000000 “O • • OO VESTINGS. MOREENS, DAMASKS, &C. CORDS, MOLES, AND VELVETEENS COBOURGS, ORLEANS, &C CHECKS AND GINGII&MS • .. CALICOES AND LININGS LINENS, TICKS; TOWELLINGS, &C PRINTS . FLANNELS, &C HOSIERY GL0VE5........ . .. . SILK AND Ct'TTON HANDKERCHIEFS RIBBONS LACE GOODS PRINTED MUSLIMS AND FANCY DRESSES . SHAWLS, MANTLE 3 2 AND SCARFS ........ PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS SHIRTS, FRONTS, COLL kRS, TIES, &C . . CARPETS, RUGS, AND OIL BAIZES SILKS, SATINS, CRAPES, AND VELVETS ....... MUSLINS . HABERDASHERY AND TRIMMINGS ... QUILTS AND BLANKETS LACE AND MUSLIN COLLARS MEN'S HATS.. BONNETS, MILLINERY, &C. PURE. . ... .. . , . . ... . . ..... ........ .. . . £1,839 16 6,1 F. D. & Co., will Offer the above for SALE, marked AY In Plain Form= MONDAY Next, November the 9th, and FOLLOWING DS. i) 0 , ~., . 9 SassblOlTlS. Saafor4. GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S F ELT AND BEAVER HATS, Stc., • IN EVERY VARIETY, Suitable/for the approaching Season. HENRY GIBSON Respectfully solicits the inspe:tion of the Ladies of Liver- pool to his Assortment, selected from the Leading Houses in London and Paris, and which will be found of the NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED SHAPES. 51, LORD-STREET. LADIES' GENERA' OUTFI T AND CHILDREN'S DRESS DEPARTMENT. TEFFERY, MORRISH and CO. beg to l intimate that, THIS DAY, they will exhibit all the NEWEST DESIGNS in CHILDREN'S CHALLIES, MERINO, TARTAN, POPLIN, TWEED, ♦ND A VARIETY OF OTHER DRESSES. A choice assortment of BABY-LINEN, CLOAKS, HOODS, BONNETS, &c. LADIES' MORNING WRAPPERS AND DRESSING GOWNS, In Prints, Delaines, Printed Flannels, Foulards, Linseys, &c. Ladies' and Children's STAYS, of all kinds. PETTICOATS IN] WHALEBONE, STEEL, CRINOLINE, AND LINSEYS. J., M. and Co., 'solicits the favour of an early inspection. COMPTON-HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET.: P.S.—Wedding Orders and Tropical Outfits executed with despatch. Liverpool, 23rd Oct., 1857. FASHIONS I 1 MILLINERY. TEFFERY, MORRISH and CO. have 10 the pleasure of announcing that, Tots DAY, they will make a GRAND EXPOSITION of all he leading NOVEL. TIES in .. LONDON AND PARIS MILLINER Y, BONNETS, CAPS, FELT, AND OTHER HATS. ALSO, A. VERY LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OZ FRENCH. FLOWERS, GOLD AND SILVER HEAD DRESSES, FEATHERS, &c. J., M., and Co., soliet the favonr of an early inspection. COMPTON HOUSE, CEIURCH-STREET. Liverpool, 23rd Oct., 1857. CARPET DEPARTMENT. R ANDERSON and SONS -I-U• have dccided upon Selling for the present and following month, their large and , new Stock of BEST BRUSSELS CARPETS, AT 4s. 6d. PER YARD. During the continuance of this Sale, Cash transactions will be considered the role. If purchases are pieced to account, the old price of As. 9d. must be charged. THE FAMILY LINEN, CARPET, FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 44, AND 46, BOLD STREET. November 2, 1857. W INTER OVERCOATS GENTLEMEN'S WINTER TALMAS. ALBERTS, SACS, WRAPPERS, &c., ALL COLOUR 5, IN LIGHT OR HEAVY CLOTHS, FROM 2bB. PINE BLACK CLOTH TALMAS .... ...... ....353. WATERPROOF TWEED TALMAS —175. 6d to 305. SIGNOR VIOLETTI. Accompanyist, SIGNOR ARDITI. , 4 Not 'k—with Vit. s tanding the expense of the above engagement, the ts inw scale of charges will be adopted : Qi'erved Seats (full dress) the Hall . 0:1? o f tl i tkeb, er Y . . 5 3 s s. • • • „ n laY be purchased, and places secured, on and after Mond a y n d November, at Rime and Son's Music Warehouse, 57, t ook 4t` res t , Liverpool. G E Words, each. 0 R G E'S H AI. L. O RGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, tIrp,MR. W. T. BEST, 'etue" . "Y SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. - 4 414 11 .ti i ii r tf y te e r n n i o n o frn ' ou Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d. 11/41Ors The Concerts last one hour. - open half an hour before ecah performance. ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE -STREET. — Mr, Heath, Proprietor.—The Nati , nal Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe This Evening and during the Week—DIORAMA of LIFE AND SCENES in INDIA, consisting of Twenty-five Scenes, painted by first-rate London Arti.tes, from authentl • Sketches taken on the spot, unequalled for Geographical Accuracy, Feenic Effect, and Beauty of Design, presenting, as it were, to the eye of the Spectator the manners, Customs, Costumes, and principal Cities and Rivers, of that portion of the globe now if most absorbing interest, the whole terminating with a View of DELHI! Fearful Charge of the Besiegers, Defeat of the Mutineers, Fall of the City, and Glorious Triumph of British Arms! painted ty Mr. Crawford, art , st to this establishment. The whole of the forego.ng introduced in a Charac teristic Monologue, written and spoken by J. W. Cooper. Enthusi astic Success of CHARLES SLOMAN, the only English Improvtsa tore, author and comnoser of =The Maid of Judah," " Daughter of Israel," &c., who will nightly appear and vocalise an extempora neous MYRIO HAMA : or, Impromptu Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte. First Appearance of Mr. WOOD and his INFANT SON, the English TOM THUMB. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. COOPER, bliss HERBERTE, Mr. F. LYONS, and Mr. CAMPBELL. The Last week of Madame MARTINI, the Renowned Clairvoyant. Doors open at Si:, commence at Half-past. Leader, and Musical Director, Mr. STANNARD. The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction of Mr. J. AItTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted. Mmtsion—Upper Hall,6d. Lower liallsid. READY MADE, OR MADE TO MEASURE• THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT Embraces every Novelty in DBESS for BOYS and YOU'I HS of all ages, including some very useful articles for School wear. THE READY MADE DEPARTMENT Also comprises a large and varied assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS, WALKING COATS, SHOOTING COATS (or the snits complete), BUSINESS or OFFICE COATS,ITROUSERS for Dress and all other purposes, and VESTS in endless choice. CLOTHING SPE ALLY ADAPTED FOR THE TROPICS AND OTHER CLIMES. WATERPROOF CLOTHING, &c. Nora.—Each Garment is marked with the Selling Priest in Plain Figures, from which no abatement can be made. The Public will please to observe the Address is NUMBER THREE, CHURCH STREET, LITERPOOL. JOSEPH E ARP PaomusTos. WINTER TROUSERS AND VESTS, In the latest Styles of Fashion. A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS' CLOTHING, AT STRICTLY MODERAT PRIM. WATSON AND CO., FIRST CLASS CLOTHIERS, 13, LORD STREET S very Article Marked in Plata Figaro, the Lowest tiling Price.