Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-13 00:00:00

THE NORTHERIN TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1859. Lac is of course ready to subscribe.' In the course of a few days a case will occupy the atten ion of the Court of Chancery which will have peculiar nterest for the antiquarian world, and the lovers of Shake- A namesake of the great hard, who had accumulated d fortune, bequeathed by will £2,500 for the formation a museum in Shakespeare's-house, at Stratford-on-Avon sed his landed estate with an - annuity of £6O a-year tor life support of a custodian of the house and museum, whose duty it would be to show visitors through them, and to xeep a book in which each visitor would be.at . liberty to write any remarks he might think proper in prose or were, The trustees, conceiving that the gift of £2,500 might be rtainty, have declined to pay the legacy without the direction of the cottrt, and hence has arisen the litigation, the proceedings of which will be watched with interest. :GRAND PANORAMA 0i , 11413 .- I;t.--:liamilton's grand moving panorama of India, now exhibiting in the Ball-room, Royal Hotel, Plymouth, has received that amount of public patronage which, as a rule, is generally bestowed on any thing that IMs . great merits to menninumfi it Th„,—..L.— nent of the paintings as works of art is exceedingly good, whilst the detail is elaborate, and evidently 'depicted with a regard to accuracy which is not often to be found in artistic repiesentations of this•kind. this by far the best panorama that has been shown, and one to which the. recent rebellion in our Indian Empire, not yet entirely extinguished, has given an all important interest. Among .he varied scenes, those connected with the • mutiny form a very conspicuous part, tracing up the events from the first breaking out of the rebellion, at Meerut, where . Colonel Fillis was shot, to the important victories won over the rebels, by the courage of the British troops. The paintings comprise some of the most beautiful scenery of that much favoured land; of Hindostan, its gorgeous temples, its elaborate and magnificent palaces and cities, a land in 'rich _' ,d-- • . _ 'd almost ;•• ue placed almost in rivalry, aC antiquities bear evidence of the march of civil isation combined with rude ignorance more strikingly than probably any other spot on the earth. An interesting description of the subjects of the paintings is given, and as the canvas moves on appropriate music is played. _ Lu me panorama. On lenday it was honoured by the patronage of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas "asley, and on Monday Colonel Crofton and, the officers of 2nd battalion of th e 17th Regiment are the patrons, when there will no doubt be a full and fashionable audience. —.Plymouth Gazette. THOMAS 'LEE, (Late of the Liverpool Timee,) and .H. NIGHT.INGALE, . (Fon of the late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chronicle, and for the last eight years connected with the Liverpool Mail,) CORRESPONDENTS AND • ADVERTTISING; TELEGRAPH, AND PASSPORT AGENTS, STVIFY"S-COURT, 13, CASTLE -STREET, • LIVERPOOL. • Local, American, Australian, and General .2rews, Market Reports, 4.e., furnished promptly and on reasonable terms, and despatched either by post, rail, or telegraph.. AND IN IGII II6 TINGALE Are the authorised Liverpool Reporters and Correspondents of the • Manchester Guardian, „ Examiner and Birrnlngham Journal al World, , Glasgow Chester. 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In the Midland Counties—Market-place, Leicester 61filrfithltS HER MAJESTY'S NEW STEAM-FRIGATE LIFFEY, BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF CAPT. PREEDY, C.B, The Public , are respectfully informed itiat the 'magnificent . NEW STEAM-FRIGATE, LIFFEY, Ter,. (now lying in the Merscy,) one of the finest sped.- ; 46 mens of Naval Architecture afloat, will be again. OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION !..:very TvESDAY 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 cpnveyed on board free of charge. MUSICAL, DRAMATIC, LITERARY AND ARTISTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP. New and " illustrated" editions of the rival dictionaries of 'Webster and Worcester are announced in America. Mr. S. C. Hall will give his reading, " Authors of the Age," at Willis's Rooms, this (Monday) evening, for the benefit of the Brompton Hospital for Consumption. . The evacuations at Wroxeter are being still prosecuted with great care and diligence, and the remains of th e anc i en t city of U r i con i um cont i nue to bring to light numerous public and private buildings as they existed at the close of the Roman period in Britain. A music publisher in Paris, is said to have proposed to purchase from Rossini the manuscript of his last production, Joanna d' Area. -The payment offered was one franc far every, note in" the score—a rate of remuneration which in the aggregate would have amounted to an enormously high cu n. The composer, however, declined the offer. The Royal Pavilion Gardens, North Woolwich, commence their summer campaign this day (Monday), for which a very strong company is engaged. A ballet troupe has been added (for which a new stage has been built), and there will be a concert, poses plastiques, fireworks, and fire king, &c., and the direction of which is intrusted to Mr. H. Francis. Dr. Croly, a respectable name in literature, and . the rector of the finest church in. London—Wren's masterpiece—has put in print, within the last few days, this not-to-be forgotten sentence—" Who wi'.l ever erect a monament in anything so temporary as a church again ?" Will-makers, executors, and tomb-makers, think of this. The coffin of Alexander the Great is the curiosity of a museum, and Pharoah is sold for balsams. Tl e Cr,stal Palace is, as usual, abundant, in attractions. This day (Whit-Monday), and to-morrow (Tuesday), a series of holiday amusements, such as wrestling, leaping, running, single-stick,. sze. ' will take pl ace i n th e grounds, where a new gymnas ium has been completed ; and military bands, the whole of the upper series of fountains, the picture and photographic galleries, and all the usual art treasures of the palace will be thrown open to the enjoyment of the The gentleman calling himself "the Reviewing Editor of the World" may be "a man of letters" (of application to authors of their books to review), but he is scarcely a lettered man or a member of the "educated classes" tese a note of his to the Atkeneeton —"Mr. Cooper's letter is satisfactory of my right to having called myself 'the Reviewing Editor of the World;' but there is one point not touched upon therein, of which, in justice, I must request you to give space for my explanation and denial." Shade of Lindley Murray, mayst thou still rest in peace ! In literature (says the Town Talker) there is nothing to tell but this all-important fact, that the Chancellor of her Majesty's Exchequer —a name not unknown in literature— has made, as all agree, a most sententious speech—fall of point, full of playful argument, full of meaning and good English. To the drift or tendency of the speech, its fallacy or its truth, we have nothing to say, but it was unmistakeably conspicuons for wit and well-weighed English. England should be additionally proud of a man who writes so well and speaks so well. Mr: Woodin, of the Polygraphic Hall, London, has been very successful in the Trades' Hall, Glasgow, where his Olio of Oddities" has been witnessed by large numbers, who have regarded him, to quote the local journals, as " a walking polyglot as well as a talking Pritens." The hall, they further state, has been found too small to admit the multitudes anxious for places ; adding, " it requires some taste and some ability to appreciate the odds and ends of humanity so delicately and nicely brought out. Every character has been a close study to the. personator. Every jry look, every tone of voice, have all been served and completely imitated."l To the truth C 0 PE'S HAVANNA TOBACCO, POURPENCE AN OUNCE, R. R 0 B I N SON'S, 27, LIME-STREET IT! - Vxttiiit Zmustnteuts. ROYAL A MPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-ST. Proprietor • Mr. W. R. Corm...xis. GREAT TREAT FOR THE WHITSIIN HOLIDAYS. WIT ! TALENT 1! AND HUMOUR !! ! THE " IRISH BOY" . AND THE " YANKEE GIRL." Crowded Houses—Roars of Laughter— and the most enthusiastic Demonstrations of Delight have been continuously evinced by the appearance of these distinguished public favourites. , JOR . A N G. R.l 0 T headed by Mr. Sellers, went down this way—the other, MUSICA AT THE OLD SWAN . under 'command of. Mr. Fowler, marc h e d up to t h e corner Al . ?? • - of Webster' ' of the street where the crowd had assembled. Mr. Sellers New and - - and. his body came to the rear of the preacher, and told him Mr. S. C. . I ...G.REA T COMM 0T I O-N. , at ()nee to desist, as the owner would not allow the meeting Age," at IN __ . A Riot, of an alarming aspect, 'took, place yesterday there, and as there was a contemplated breach of the peace. benefit of tin pr Kith private afternoon, at the Old S wan, an d we may at once say that, Argyle defied him, wheieon Mr. Sellers seized him, and The met but for th e a d m i rable, cool, steady, and determined conduct gave him" in charge to an' officer. A young fellow, w h o ith great ca r of the county police, no d ou b t we should th i s.day have to attempted to rescue him was also . seized, an d in city of record bleodshed and serious lo ss o f lif e . It may be neces- i n a b r i ef period a - b o th w e r e lodged in th e Station-house. Roman perio sary, fo r th e information, of those who are no t a l rea d y aware Thi s movement was per f orme d w i t h great rapi dity`and A music p of what led to the proceedings of yesterday, to give the 'decision, and threw the courageous arrangement off their' Purchasei crA fr g: fillowi ng ' s h or t hi story of the affair. Three weeks yesterday, their centre. Some began to run, others to shout, and eye a,n ry note i: same religious ceremony took place at St Oswald's Catholic much confusion prevailed for a short time, when Mr. the aggregatt Chapel, Old ,Sivan. Part of the ceremonial was a proce ss i on Fowler faced his men in two divisions, leaving a double, cu n. The 0 theTirhesußmoyael about the chapel yard, and the principal portion of the per- file across the main street leading to the Chapel, and the rest • sons engaged in the procession consisted of juveniles and of the men were marched down the place where the meet- ver strong more advanced youthful persons. They were inside the ing had been, and cleared out the place in a second, been' added 1 _more attached to the chapel, when some blackguards for the valiants ran like red-shanks: On arriving there will be threw Rones at th em over t h e W alls. Th e Rev. Mr. king, &c., am Ben- at the main road, th ey seemed not to know what Francis. nett, one o f th e clergymen attached to the chapel, remon- to do —some cried out for Edge-lane, others shouted r. Croly strated with th e part i es on the i mpropr i ety o f t h e i r con d uc t, t o t h e rescue, and others cried out "the chapel," "the of D the fines t' when one of the persons spoken to actually spat in his face. chapel." Just at this moment three females came up Edge- put in print, This indignity was no t resen t e d by the rev. gentlema n , b u t l ane , an d were allowed to pass on, and were just arrived at orgotten sen he avised th e p ar ti es t o g o away. The circumstan ce b ec a me th e c h urch-yard gate, when the crowd, as if by some sudden e anj e t u hi to nf s, so t um instantly known, and, as might be expected, caused f ee li ngs i mpu l se, turned down towards the chapel, followed by the Alexander tb of.irritation, and reprisals•would have been taken had not police. When the crowd came opposite the chapel, the Pharoah is so st the rev. gentleman interfered. During the following week ; people who had come with the females were in the act This e d C a r '' ' .a lot of blackguard incendiaries, who, to the utter disgrace of taking the coffins from the vehicles, and the series of y lli of the town authorities, are allowed to hold meetings every Rev. Mr. Bennett was in attendance at the gate. running, sing night on the ground of the Old Islington market, spoke againSt Some one in the crowd cried out, " there's the v he-e a t h n e e i w v h the " Idolatrous Priests and Papists of the Old Swap," an d priest," and instantly a stone was flung at him, bands,and potogral called on the low Orange scum of Liverpool, to go out last which struck him on the side of the head, but fortunately of the palace Sund ayandeombatthe"Anti-christianpriests a nd —Papists." did not hurt him. At the same instant two well-dressed vlsitors. The result of the proceedings of that day we haVe already persons, who were in the centre of the crowd, _drew pistols ,_h e W s ofThe gentler orld" laid before the publi c . Th e part i es, f o i led in their attempt one fired right into the chapel-yard, and the other at the author thei yr to create a bre ac h o f th e peace, b ecame frantic, and every legs of the police. A shower of stones at the same time man or a mem to the Athena, night since M on d a y l as t, th e o ld I sl i ngten market rang w ith was po ure d i n t o t h e c h urch-yard. T h is was the most the most furious and frantic denunciations of Pope and critical moment of the day, and the excitement was terrible. right orld to ., h ilu av t in Popery, and aga i ns t t h e Old S wan priests and people par- Some one inside the yard threw two or three stones out, whict h, in just' ' aeticularly. The mob that collect at this place were called on and the yelling of " the Chapel, the Chapel," was unmis- explanation an by the incindiary leaders to proceed to the Old Swan takable. At this' very important point, cr. Sellers men thou still ite rest t yesterday (armed, if n ecessary ) , an d g i ve the Papists battle, in front, joined Nr. Fowler's, and both 'di v i s i o n s ma d e ' a In this ur, te a at ( ' both by the " wo r d" ( we s h a ll not desecrate that word by charge on the mob, 'who fl e d b e f ore them towards the ll butl i' Majesty's Excl the prefix) and also physical force—the latter was str ong ly turnpike-gate. This charge was most timely, and saved, has made, as a Point full fiull Too I tniofenforced. The affair became serious, and a meeting of no doubt, many lives, and p er h aps t h e wrecking of the chapel.o . - magistiate s was h e ld i n Ki r kd a l e, and a resolution entered The pelree behaved w ith t h e utmost coolness, and owing to or ifs truth, we I into, and arra ngemen t s ma d e f or the preservation - of the the decision and p romp t ness o f Mr. Sellers and_ Mr conspic uons for peace.' Accordingly a notic e was issued, ' signed by Mr. Fowler, we have no hesitation in saying that a ' should be addil Sellers,,the chief superintendent of police, by order bf th e deadly conflict was averted. Too much praise cannot an 4 Bl3 F v V i o s o L r magistrates, a n d was t o th e e ff ec t th a t i n f orma ti on h a d b e g i ven to these efficient officers, and all who saw their very :successful been received by th e mag i s t ra t es , th a t , a meeting was arrangements, an d th e manner i n which they disposed of ' Olio of Oddii intended to be held, and that as language would be . their men on this truly trying occasion, speak orthem in who have regal used calculated to create a breach of the peace, all perso ns high and deserved terms. The charge completely broke the iahae? l I, ing further i olyV , ~were cautioned that such was illegal, and wa rne d no t-t o : mo b , b ut ' they tried to joi n aga i n , and return, but the mu t aria attend such meetings, &c. This no ti ce was extens i vely pol i ce kept their vantage ground, and drove them tas te itud and es somi posted all over the district. However, the authorities, in hors de combat, through the pike-gate, and down the road ): ltman so in the meantim e , were not slow in adopting, effective means, beyond the station ho use t owar d s Li verpoo l . T he mob movement,c arae t i t eve: has so that if anything did h appen, t h e pol i ce would be ready to then began to disperse in all direction , and -by five o'clock, trictl ob act ; and, again, w e say, it was ow i ng to such effective steps, the village was comparatively qifi s et, only small groups of sf this y the sery Lon carried out by two admirable and efficient of tiers,. that much two or three here and there talking .of- the day's proceed- lnthecore blood was spared. N o thi ng was spoken of yesterday fore- ings. It is to be r e gre tt e d th at t h e two fellows who ' fired ion of t the ott noon - but the great P ro t es t an t d emonstration at the Old the pistols escaped in the confusion that took' place at the pt p t are ere. for the , A nam Swan. Now, it w as a lib e l to call it a " Protestant demon- charge, but it was stated: that they are supposed t o be large fortune, e stration," for there was not a single respectable Protestant sons of a very well-linear - a person in. I : AVM-Pool, and that and charred hisof a Museum in nor Dissente r connec t e d w i t h the proceedings —the whole :they were heard a few day's ago to swear they would f or life support s sh.oet - tho priest. It was supposed that many' of the mob Whose duty it wc rabble being composed. of the dregs of, the lowest Orange , ledgea:and societies ins Liverpool, At an' early hOiiri-there‘ - carried pistols and bludgeons, concealed under their coats, keep a book in was collected at the Old Swan police a stationfrOm 70 to r so &c., but had not time to draw them, as the- police acted write any remarl The trustees, cm police constables from several parts of the county—Bootle, so promptly. There was .one Man taken in the charge contested on thi Prescot, &c., under the command of:chief superintendent and he makes the third prisoner arrested. The pay the legacy Sellers, and :Fowler (Prescot), , and •at the confides of tl;e first is Argyle, the preacher, of 108, London-road. The hence has arisen second, _ a well-dressed young man, named Joseph . will be . svavhed borough a large body of our own officers, inspectors, &b.; ' si - ereheldirt readiness to co-operate with the - county men, in Spaight, (?) of Codrington-strect. The third, Michael pan o l = Da of A l c rid ease otneei... There could be no disguisin g the - fact—a bat: PentlefOihoniee, Of Old Swan. .It was'said, the latter wa Hotel, Plymoul `stones out of the churchyard. The prisoners will 'patronage whit tae was expected, and. the inhabitants of the village were in t6l ' °wln g a—state - of ferment all the forenoon. In - the 'Roman be brought before the comity magistrates this day at the thing that has gi the par; Catholic chapel, in the morning, the Rev. ,Mr.. Maddox, court, BStnett- s tr ee t , and wp trust such an ex am pl e w ill be whilstinent of. the detail P b . i : made of the m as w ill put an end to seene3 that are a regard to ace tlr'Clllloll-.::l*tor,• strongly and e arnes tl y ex h orted ,. flock to refrain from going n ear th e intended meeting, And caleulated to disgrace the acfOrs and bring. the sacred name . artistic represent to coming in contact in any way with the parties, of religion into contempt. , . , • panorama that ' tt• : ' ; recent rebellion by taying closely at home ,in their dwellings during the --,•:•' - , . , • 7 " ---- •' - extinguished, has (Thy. 'This advice was kept very generally by the Catholics, A ROW IN THE OLD ISLINGTON MARKET. the varied scenes, . but - deourse here and there some appeared, out of mere When the news of the defeat of the Orange mob at the ,Finis nvfasoushoot,f .1 1 :e t r e y k e i onspicu t ous curiosity, to ascertain what would take place.' ' If:: :gas Old Swan reached-town a gang of low fellows assembled at. rumoured that the Orangemen would meet at the moniimeiit the usual fighting place, Old Islington Market, One of rebels, by the con in London-road, at one o'clock, and• march in full proce ss i on them began to cl.--:- the "Pope and Popery," whereon one of comprise some of to the- Old-swan. Thi s; h owever, di d not takeplitie.' Before the bystanders spoke i n n o po li te t e rms of the other religion. favoured land; o elaborate and m one o'clock, Mr. Sellers and Mr. Fowler had their men The champion of No Popery at once proved the force of his which 'art and na judiciouely and_ excellently well arrang e d at the Felic e - argument by knocking the other down. The usual sort of and whose antiqi station, so as to be enabled to tarn-out in a second. Up to fight followed, and the police, 'seeing the whole of 'it, .isation combined probably a n y o ti arrested three of th e p ar ti es an d lodged them in .bridewell thialiour there was no partic u la r ' indication of' anything' wrong, but soon after nu m b ers b egan to arrive from a ll Soon after another i ncen di ary made 'his appearance, the canvas moves and description of the ;collected a crowd, • and bean singing. The police recomme n d a, yis. quarters. As before rema r k e d, th ey were the lowest ruffians that the town and country co u ld p our out.. Groups approached,' when this fellow warned them off, and used honoured by th e , collected here a n d th ere , b u t at strong language, to excite the Mob about him against the first there seemed to be no t i; ; l e sle 2 y r , id aitd at o t n al ' i l o t officers, This should not be tolerated in the public treets. when there will no definite object in view, The Rev. Mr. Bennett, One of the It is -easy to foresee that if the authorities do not use the --.Plymouth Gaze, Catholic clergy, went'up and dawn through the streets, "and where he saw any of his flock, he admonished them', to powers which' they possess to p u t a stop to such disgraceful • . retire, which they did. About two o'clock, some Prominent scenes on the Sabbath it will end in the loss of life, so that I (Lat leaders o f the incendiary ruffians from I s li ng t on fl ags they ought to fake warning in tim e . 1 . .ir appeared near the chapel gate, and these seemed to be the - A large number of persons were assembled o ( ' on o pposite of last c‘ the late Prop '' ight yea axle -Pound whi c h the low mob revolved. It was seen Commutation-i•ow until eleven o'clock at night, and three NEWSPAPER C( ascertained that they had fixed on a place to' 'hold their persons -were taken into cUstody, irichidin`g 'a Scripture- sTV I F ' P'7- G x. ( meeting. , They had already notice given them, that if reader. • . -- 164 , 09 ----4 . -- -- ' ;•". 7.4 )gOH :' • Obstructed the hi g h way , or in any way endangered Local, A u m n er 3 l o. , At the peace, that they- wou ld b e taken up at once. The place Lioirr.Nixo never st r ik es b ut once in the same place - either by p ost, rail chosen for the display of forcing the gospel down the throats therefore, let man whose first wife was a good one, never of:the Catholics with stick's and pistols, was a half-formed' marry Again. li s E E Are h e I' An- Irishman, writing -froth Philadelphi a t h e other day th new street, a little above the chapel in Ed ge -l ane , on the to his friend in the olecountry, conclucledhis letter thus •:' town side. There are a few houses at one side and at the If irer its 'me forchune to hive till I dy—and God nose London l i T4 ss i p l3 , : e Netos, corners—the other postures, consist of a railing and a wall whether it is or no -- I'll visit ould Ireland afore I leave morning He Philamadelphy." „ ; Dally . Telegr opposite—being a Cu? de sac, and running Some three or • „ Morning Sa: four hundred y ar d s f rom the main street.] tThis is private A WATERY rouNDATIoN.—The following question hay- „ Evening Stai property, bel ong i ng t o M r. Pybus, and here the leaders of ing been placed on the paper for discussion'by the members ~, Record, a wor of the Leicester Young Mena' Christian Association, "Does the low Orange tag-rag took up their position. There was 'solid basis ‘" 'it -' • :: ,Oolliery Guar Teetotalism rest on• a r—a wag answered by - Liverpool Mail, at this time perhaps about a thousand persons present, but writing underneath, "No, on a liqufd." - Bradford Observer, as the leaders commenced si ng i ng w h at t h ey called hymns North Wales Chronic] : . • ir n : CONFIRMATION OF To ~I SHOP OF B ANGOR--On oa- Electric an of praise, a great number came forward, hearing the same turday, the ceremony of confirming the election of the - - -21 yelling gone on. The crowd increased momentarily, and Venerable James Colquhoun Campbell, D.D., late Arch- inserted 1 1 1 P e t1 1 ", 1 . 6 2., tracts were distributed. There was- at this time perhaps deaeon of Llandaff, - to the Dishoprick of Bangor, took place canoyPaspersm; L is t , ti e ie : ',e; with the accustomed formalities . The preliminary roceed over 2„00 persons towards the end of the street, and many having 1 . iterary as we ings were held in the hall of the College of Advocates' in - of the -14 incit% "l N ews' ' of them had heavy sticks, which th e y flou r i s h e d rather '- of ,where the Bishop elect was received by LEE significantly.: Hundreds were lounging about in all Dr. Travers Twiss, the ViCar-Oeneral of the Archbishop of ADVERTISIN( directions, evidently more intent on a fight than Canterbury, and having signed the schednleof consent to his ' . ..-`' - .! election, proceeded with the Vicar-General to .the parish SWIFT'S the gospel—in all, there must have - been from four to c urch of St. Mary -le-Bow, Cheapside, where the Litany ra- uve - tlial - i7ia n a i n an d abort the place. Patrols of, police Seryice.was read by the Rev. Marshall Hall Vine, M'.A., the were aliset, aul for some time the singing (?) went on. Rector. The Vicar-General then took his seat in the body After Aim q4arter of - an hour. Mr. Sellers, and Mr. of the church, the Bishop elect remaining in his pew, -The In Bottles of a: Proctor for the Dean and l Chapter .of Bangor then presented The best and stronge Fowler, along with th e oWner of the property (Mr. Pyhus), . etters patent of the Queen, issued The best quality, stir went to the spot were the preacher was holding forth. This under - the Great Seal, which the 'Vicar General directed the „ lower minista . (?) of the gospel is named Argyle, and vends Principal Registrar of the Province, Mr. Fran c i s H ar t D y k e , newspapers in- London -road. .11r. Sellers told him he must ber M ajesty's Proctor, to read aloud, after which the Proctor (The best London Ga, desist; as the place was private • P r opertV, and the owner had for tbe.Deap. and Chapter prayed the Vicar General to pro- somenesa, to that of an: ceed,aecording to the letters patent The Bishop elect then X. order e d it t o b e ' c l ear ed, Argyle pulled a pied° of paper advanced from his pew, and took histent' at the table opposite 21, SOUTH c' from his pocket, and said, 11 is "— er e my license from Mr. to the Vicar-General, when the Dean and Chapter exhibited . North Brand Mansfield to preach, and I will remain here in defia nc e o f the original Mandate, with a - cert i f i cate endo r sed thereupon, __ In the Midland you." He was again told that the pl ace Was ~,;,,,,,,, and prayed that all and singular the onnogre of fhe .1.m.;,... you." He was again told that the place w . property, and could not be intruded on without the private of the owner.. Still the preacher set him at defiance, hbert " Mr. Sellers asked the owner if he wished the place to be cleared; and Mr. Pybus at once directed him to clear it The officer then went away, and the mob, thinking he was . beaten, raised shouts of derision at him. ' The tune was., howe'ter, soon altered. Mr. Sellers proceeded to the station , and, along with Mr. Fowler, was soon seen coming up the road, at the head of a large body of policemen. ''A bye "Street that nu t s parallel to the place where the " word" was going on, communicate with a field leading to the latter, and'at the ead of this the police were formed into two divisions--one rs.oe, thereupon prayed that all and s i ngu l ar the opposers of the election,, iny, should be publicly precognised. The Vicar General ,ereupon directed that the opposers should be publicly ;ailed, upon which Mr. James Rifiber, the Apparator, made the usual quaint proclamation, to the effect that all persons who wished to oppose the said election should appear. No opponent having appeared, the Bishop elect knelt doirn before the Vicar General, and took the oaths of allegiance, ti „ ipremacy, canonical obedience, an d aga i ns t s i mony. The icar-General then publicly read aloud the sentence, con firmatory of the election, and committed to him " the care, Government, and administration of the said bishopric of btßoya thei theg c) r A , a p n r o t e v r e b d. o r3 n a ' rue d hd ir ab o bi o slh t e i o ni no a df ls a o cp th a t he " be installed and enthroned said cathedral church. not being contrarydteopcuuttYhsel Canterbury, manner ands according awoslf a nhde statutes of the realm.” =sic - THE LAST SIX FAREWELL NIGHTS THE ATTRACTION OF MR. AND Mits. BARNEY WILLIAMS, Sophia Heartall ciertrude Sally Sobb Sam Sob Nance Slocum PARK THEATRE Manager Mn. J. CAMPBELL RETURN TO LIVERPOOL OF MRS. ADA DYAS, The favourite Actress, tvho will take a COMPLIMENTARY BENEFI At the ahove Theatre, AND PLAY IN THREE PIECES, WH I T THE 14TH OF JUNE, 1859 E-S D A Y Obsery —For this -night only. STAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL & CONCERT ROOMS, WILLTAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. PROPRIETOR' S' MESSRS. E.- & M. BRAIIAIVI MR. J. SIMMONS. MANAGE', The Proprietors beg most respectfully to inform,those gentlemen visiting the above establishment that the new and elegant room in connection with the Concert RoOni is . now opened. The deco ration, ventilation, and comfort mu4,he seen to be appreciated ; the decorations by Mr. DaVies of Lime-street, th e new cu t g l ass chandeliers by Mr. Allen, of .Bold-street. THE FOLLOWING TALENTED ARTISTES ENGAGED:—Miss M. KIRBY, whose singing has established her one of the 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 appearanee in Liverpool. Mr. J. YOUNG. the celebrated Flautist, will positively appear every evening. For the convenience of gentlethen residing out of town Mr. HARRY JENNINGS, who is pronounced one of the first comic vocalists of the day, will sing twic e eac h n i g ht , in "character, introducing the following songs, viz. :—" Molly, the Betrayed, or the Fog Bound Vessel," " Kill or Cure," "Limerick Races," " Carpet Bag," and " Th e D o d ger. Pi ano -forte, Mr. ALEXAN DER. Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Comniencing every evening. at Half-past Seven o'clock Admission Free. Gentlemen only admitted. Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars, of • th e b est qual i ty.. London, Manchester, and papers daily. N.B.—American Bowling Alleys. p ARTHENON CONCER'T GRPAT CIIARLOTTE:STRE.ET, LIVERPOOL MR. J. G. STOLI if A - L L, Proprietor GRAND ARRAY OF TALENT FOR .'THE7 . WIIITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS Glori Mis success of MADLLF. FLORA FABIA, MAD A The Mun E riva L lled Tight Rope Dancer. AND HER CELEBRATED TROUPE OF ARTISTES, From the Walhalla, Leicester-square, London, who will appear Every Evening during the 'week, in their DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMEN T, Introducing scenes 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 voalist. MADLLE. FLORA F c AB I A, Operatic and Charartcrictli‘ First appearance of SAU.NDERS, Characteristic comic singer and grotesque dancer. .MR. AND MRS. T. GASCOYNE, • The populat duet singers, dancers; and characteristic vocalists,. will make their first appearancc , on Monday, Juno 20th. LEADER. nu VETV Vi I Ur, AtIAJJ.. .MR. J. BROWN Doors open at Half-past Six, Concert to commence at Seven. Admission :—Body of the Hall. 3d. Upper Hall, 6d. EVANS'S 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 , l ate o f the Coloured Opera Troupe, Master MILLICENT, Juireuile Vocalist ; and Mr. BENEDICT VAUGHAN. First - Violin, Ma. EDWARDS ; Solo Harpist, Mr. BLANEPHIN; Grand Piano-forte, Mr. WILSON ; Solo Cornet, Master AINS WORTH. Seleetions from "Etoile du Nord."' " HugehotS,"- " S atane l la, " ".La Traviata," , 'Martha " "La Somnambula," &c., Vocal andlnstrumental. • Martha , " UPPER DAWSON-STREET (from Covent Garden, London), close to the Lower Box Entrance of the Theatre Royal. Sappers after the Theatres, as in town. Gentlemenonly admitted ADMISSION' FREE. "NAY G L R OR F ' A S' T Vl e Nr ; R i To TE T L T F C_O s N T C R E E R E T; HALL The Hall wher e L au ght er h olds its sides. • GREATER- ATTRACTION THAN'EVER Engagement of . MR. JIM M U N D Y, The greatest Irish Comic singer of the day. Also, MR. DEAN, 1 he extraordinary delineator of Female Character. A MISS FANN,Y nd - SHEPHERD, The pleasing Ballad Vocalist. Immense success of MISS JULIA CLIFFORD, MR. DA-VI A D nd LODGE, Serio-Comic Dialoguists. M R TOM BE N N E TT, The unrivalled Comique. MISS TANCRED H The favourite Senti men t a l an d C om i c Vocalist. EIGIIES AND 8.11,31/C2, Champion Clog Dancers WINES, SPIRITS, &c. ArmisslON FREE. Select Compartments for Gentlement The original Impersonators of. the " Tann 'Boy" 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 enth us i asm th at h as 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 Innounce that Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, decl;- . ' all P" 'qrs. nave determined not to act in any other Theatre England previous to their return home to the United States. The New Comic Drama of BRIAN O'LYNN will (by particular request) be repeated This (Saturday) Evening. THIS EVENING (MONDAY), THE 13ru INST., BORN TO GOOD LUCK. Paddy O'Rafferty ........Mr. Barney Williams." In which he will sing " The. Flaming O'Flannigans," and dance an Irish Jig. LAW FOR LADIES. Mrs. Barney Williams ! Mrs. Barney Williams !! Mrs. Barney Williams !!! Mrs. Barney Wiiliams ! ? ! • • Mrs. Barney Williams ! !! ? ! ALL HALLOW EVE. Rody O'Connor, Mr. B. Williams Kitty Killen, Mrs. B. Williams. And A KISS IN THE DARK. On Tuesday,—THE FAIRY . CIRCLE. Con O'Carolan, Mr. Barney Williams ; Moleshee, Mrs. Barney Williams. AN HOUR IN SEVILLE. Miss Constantia Flitterley, Sir Wiffleton Wiffles, Susan Hoggins, Signora La Scala, Count de Chanfroici, and Manoletta, by Mrs. Barney Williams. THE LEPRAHAUN; or, Bad Luck's Good Luck, with Good Looking After. Phelim O'Donnell, Mr. Barney Williams. And A KISS IN THE DARK On Wednesday, —SHANDY MAGUIRE. ' Shandy Maguire, Mr. B. Williams. MEPHISTOPHILES. Phelim O'Bogherty, Mr. Barney Williams .; Comfort Cruller, . Mrs. B. Williams. IRELAND AS IT WAS. Ragged Pat, an Irish Boy (in which he will Sing " Billy O'Rourke,' and dance with Mrs. Barney Williams their celebrated " Irish Jig"), Mr. B. Williams ; Judy O'Trot, Mrs. Barney Williams. On Thursday, —RORY O'MORE. Rory O'More, Mr. Barney Williams ; Kathleen, Mrs. B. Williams. CONNECTICUT COURTSHIP. Our Jemima, Mrs. Barney Williams. - And THE LEPRAHAUN. Phelim O'Donnell, Mr. B. Williams. On Friday,—For the Benefit of Mr. B. Williams, and the first time in this country, PADDY THE PIPER. Paddy DonoVan, Mr. B. Williams ; Kathleen, Mrs. B. Williams. BASHFUL IRISHMAN. Terence O'Gallagher, Mr. B. Williams. LATEST FROM NE W YORK. Phil Mulligan, Mr. B. Williams ; Mrs. Serephina Serena Sprout, Mrs. Barney Williams ; Mrs.'Obadian Painter, Mrs. Barney Williams. And (by particular request) BRIAN . O'LYNN.. Brian O'Lynn, Mr. B. Williams. Shelab, 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 ROY Mr. W. Waite. Madlle. Maudlebert ..Mr: P. Bedford. Master Thorpe. .. Mr. J. F. Foster. knd numerous Corps de Ballet. STrPENDOITS VVLCANO A L L GEOR GE'S WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS PERFORMANCE ON THE GRAND ORGAN, T II I S MR. W. T. BEST, (MONDAY) AFTERNO - ON, At Three o'clock. ADMISSION, ,THREEPENCE. The Concert lasts one hour. Doors open at half-past Two o'clock ST. GEORGE'S HALL WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. PERFORMANCE ON THE GRAND ORGAN, BY MR. IV. T. BEST, THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON, JUNE 13TH, 1859. PROGRAMME. Over ture—" William Tell" Andante from the Third Symphony- .. Reminiscences of the Opera, "The Bohemian Girl" Quintett—" Blow gentle gales" .. .. The Hallelujah Chorus Rossini ,Haydn. Balfe. ... Bishop, ... Handel, °ADMISSION, THREEPENCE. The Ooncertlasts One Hour.—To Commence at Three o'clock COLLEGIAT E INSTITUTION, SIXTY-FIFTH PUBLIC PERFORMANCE OP LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL S CHORAL SOCIETY. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 14rn, 1859, Will be performed Haydn's Oratorio, the "CREATION." PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. Mrs. SUNDERLAND, Mons. NAPOLEON NONO, Mr. EDWARD CUZNER, Of the Cathedral, Chester. LEADER IIR. AMBROSE LEE. ORGANIST .... MR. CHARLES W. BAND AND CHORUS OF 250. PERFORMERS. CONDUCTOR Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d. ; Body, Is. 6d. ;- Gallery, Is. Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance, to commence at Half past Seven. ' - Tickets may be had at the Musical Establishments, and at the office of the Society, 28, Chapel-walks, South Castle-street. Subscribers of One Guinea per annum (payable in advance), are entitled to three (Reserved Seats) Tickets for each of four performances in the 'year. " HOWARD HORSLEY, Hon. Sec. BILLIARDS. --,Gentlemen wishing a quiet and select game of Billiards, can be •accommodated at E. Fincham's, Masonic Hotel, 56, Regent-road, opposite the Bramley-MooTe Dock. The 'Billialxl - RbotfiTh - ossesses advantageS not to be sur passed. Brilliantly lighted, well ventilated, overlooking the Docks, and contains two of the best and handsomest Tables hi Liverpool. There is a private entrance quite unconnected -with the public business of the Hotel. Omnibuses from town stop at vr tho door ery six minutes.24je26 HE PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOMY 1 . 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 daily for Gentlemen from Ten_ a.m. till Ten p.m., excepting Tuesday and Friday aftemoons, when Ladies only are admitted Two till 'Five o'clock. Admission to hear thLeetures and see the Models—Gentlemen, [s; Working Classes, 6d. None but Adults are admitted. W HITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS SIXTY MILES FOR ONE SPELLING. CHEAP AND DELIGIITEUL EXCURSIONS FROM LIVERPOOL TO RHYL AND BACK. The St. George's Company's powerful and fast Steamers SEA KING AND STORM KING, - Will run between Ln - Fazpoon and Rim., weather permitting, durin Whit Week as follows :-- FROM LIVERPOOL. I PROT Mil - L. June !June 13th, Whit-Monday 630 mording,l3th, Whit-Monday 830 morning And 5 0 evezing And 730 evening 14th, Whit-Tuesday 8 0 morning 'l4th, Whit-Tuesday 9 0 morning And 6 0 evening And B3O evening 15th, Wednesday.... 8 °morni ng 15th, W e d nesday 11 30 morning 16th, Thursday 8 0 morning 16th, Thursday 12 0 noon ! . 17th, Friday 8 °morning 17th, Friday 12 30 noon 18th, 5aturday....,...10 0, morning 18th, Saturday Fares there and back :—Saloon, 2s ; Deck, Is. Children, half-price: . . These Steamers have saperior accommodation for pass e n gers , and are well knoWn for their great speed. - - Refreshments may be had on board at moderate prices. Excellent Bands will be in attendance. HAY PRESSING MACHINERY FOR SALE. -- TA-horse direct acting high-pressure Steatn Engine. 1 6-horse Boiler, and Punnet complete. 1 Hydraulic press, 7-inch ram and s.feet _stroke. 2 New Presses, 7-inch ram and 5 feet st ro k e . 1 Press, 8-inch ram and 3 feet stroke. • 1 Press, 7-inch ram and 4 feet stroke.. 4 Eccentric,Puriips, U-inch plunge, and 4 inch stroke. 1 Wrought-iron Tank, 8 feet long x 6 feet x 2 feet deep, mith fittings complete. ••. 1 Tank, 6 feet long x 4 feet x 2 feet deep. ! „ In order to clear off the above and close the account, no reason able offer will be refused. The Goods are Open for inspection at the Victoria Engine Works. For further particulars apply at No. 11, Middleton-buildings, .corner of R um f or d- street a nd Water -street. 6jlB ItOEDERER'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNES, CARTE BLANCHE, CARTE NOIRE, CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED LONDON, CLAYTON SQUARI BEST PORT WIN INV'ALIDS AT THE "L 0 NM 0 N,' CLAYTON-SQUARI AIIGHAEL.NEVILLE BRASSPOUNDER AND COPPERSMITH. Hag REMOVED from Great Charlotte-street, to 55, PARADISE-STREET,, Near the Sailors' Home. Where he is now enabled to manufacture every description of Goode required in the Business. All articles manufa‘tured of the best material and workmanship LIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' HALL, 4, COLQUITT-STREET. Established to Supply Drugs and Chemicals of the Finest Quality All Pharmaceutical and Chemlial preparations are made in the Laboratories of the Company in London, and guaranteed iu a state of Perfect Purity. Prescriptions are carefully prepared by competent assistants, in exact accordance with the intention of the prescribers. • Cod Liver Oil, pure and freshly prepared. Concentrated Essence of Sarsaparilla, made from the Jamaica Root, a superior preparation to that usually obtained. German Seltzer and Vichy Waters. Ship and Family Aledicine Chests always ready. Export orders executed on liberal terms. TILE GENERAL APOTUECARIES' CoMPA.NT (LIMITED), Proprietor, 70 OL 0 GICAL GAR-DENS, LIVE RPOOL.— zi NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS ! !! OBSERVE—GALA DAYS EVERY DAY DURING WRITSUN 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. BO 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. Coldmbine Pantaloon' Sprite .... Clown M 0 II N T • - 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, 0 Maze, Centrifugal Railway, •••••:41- 1- - • • Admission: is. ;. dhildien, 6d. Omnibuses to and from town every half-hour • ST nbiir Aniustmtutg. • HENGLER'S G . R .AIWD CIE TIE, DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL. MR.. CHARLES HENGLER most respectfully announces, that the above popular place of amusement. will Open for 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 Eight. Proprietor and Director, MR. CHARLES HENGLER. The establishment will open ii - i - Eilester:On3Fon " cfay, June 27th AND Ca' I MESSRS. MOSES, LEVY, Beg to inform their friends that their WAREHOUSE WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS, ABRALIAMSON BROTHER S OLD-ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN CLOCK SHOP, 24, RENSHAW-STEZET WILL ALWAYS BS OPEN VB :Tr° . WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Bth and_9_ll.l." PUBLIC NOTICI WE beg to inform our numerous Patrc the Public that an impertation of SHO E 5 FRENCH Has been added to our Liverpool-ma are enabled to offer at the very h Stock, which TEN SHILLINGS PER•PAII B They are from the stock of a first-class par i Manufacturer. L. LOVELADY AND CO., L. L. and Co. beg to call attention to their 4 NEW PREMISES, 8, RANELAGII-PLAC:i Opposite the Adelphi Hotel, just opE STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES RICHMOND'S CLOTIII ESTABLISHMENT Is now Repleni s h e d w ith a ll th e New St)les of IWO" 2, CHURCH- GLOVES. IDS g CIALF DOGSKIN, LISLE, FRENC H &c., ,&c In great Variety, at RICHMOND'S, 2, CHURCH-STREET. SHIRTS. A GOOD WHITE SHIRT for 3, Six for 205., at RICHM - OND'S SHIRT AND COLLAR MASER, tr. No. 1, PARADISE-STREET, and 2, CHURCH-STD.— pIANo FORTES FOR 111 (with the option of purchase By tho Day, Month, or Year. Terms ALL SHEET MUSIC) AT HALT. PRICE. W O W. RYALL'S PIANO-FORT% and HARMONIUM REos 9, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD CIGARS " TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" THAN THE ITSUM. NAMES STEEL AND CO, 78, DUKE-STREET LIVERPOOI J. S. and Co, holding Kingdom, and the only house in thetrZle'alloived to MANUFACTURE CIGARS BY MACHIOP can therefore supply' dealets ♦vith the various Brands at "TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" auto the prices usually charged: CASH GREAT BARGAINS SELLING OF TERMS- WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS' STOCI'"S SOUTHCASTLE-STBP BARNARD LEVY, OF 88, OLDHALL-STREET, Respect fullyinforjna his Frien4 and the Public in general that PURCHASED AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF ITS - ORIGINAL COST, THE WHOLE OF THE MODERN AND VALUABLE STOCK OF J:0 S E' P H B R,() T 13 c, 32,' SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,_ c0 b,,11 Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, English, q e rts, American Clocks Gold and Silver Neck. Chains and, AW„,d 5 , ftc,e, BraCeleg; Broockes, Gem and' Signet Rings, Pins, Sr e ctscpl rings, Cutlery, Telescopes; Opera and Race Glasses, latl l .o Eye Glasses; Guns; Pistols, and a varlety of useful and °/, To• - . articles; which he is' enabled to• offer at ONE-lIAL ORIGINAL COST: 81$ MESSRS B. L. requiring the premises. for his regular trade, t he only continue for a hauled period. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS. . r - 32, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET/o, o r Branch Depot, for Barna r d Levy's, noted Alarm Clocks a, , "0e 0 pieces, pronounced by the LiverpoOl Press to stand up ri their accuracy, durability, and cheapnc TIMEPIECES from 6s. 6d.; BUSINESS HOURS FROM TEN TO SIX with Alarms, 80 CLOSED ON,sATURDAYs TAL U S G • ~5„,,„ • TEETH WITHOUT -SPRINGS g , MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS NrESS R.S.G A - B R 1.,01 have the honour to call attention to a ne w s ot invaluable improvement in Artificial Teeth, Gur a ',.' e ater Palates; by which sharp e d ges ate avoided, g - r ing' amount of suction obt a i ne d, an d th e necessity for SP re j ; entirely obviated. Masti ca ti on and Articulation sec u s oe •‘ While 'from' the flexibility o f th e agent employed Plpe,'3, upon the gums or remainin g teeth is entirelyiem, efl.ln.° be The extraordinary advantages o f this We" thus. briefly ,enumerated :—A tit of the. Mckt: sin _ • . accuracy, an"appearanee rivalled only by nature. ,MASTICATION. AND ARTICULATION _KESTO— o tion without the invonsvenicnce of springs. Strict atte_f the paid to the materials used, whi c h b e in g warranted u factu . best quality, Messrs. GABRIEL {f rom b e ing rraT i n ) 00 rers of every speciality appertaining to the profess io enabled to supply at charges i n p ro portion to qu'ia'fity lower than those usually charged for the common ious —thus at once abolishing the necessity for Pa lug - fabu prices. To be obtained only. at the DENTAL ESTABI ISHMENTS , 0 L, 04r1 34, DUKE-STREET, LivE-ro OPPOSITE 13ErCRY-STREET, HlLL,asi ,iTREET' LONDON. ) CW' 33, LUDGATE -1110, REGENT Observe numbers particularly ESTABLISHED 1804. GABRIEL'S TREATISE ON THE TEETIT , o f Fully explains th e s y s t em, and will be sent on recel P stamped envelope. GABRIEL'S Almanack contains their country 0, ments, and will be sent gratis on application • Messrs. Gabriel continue to sup' success, their celebrated AMERICAN frOm 3s. 6d. per Tooth. ,Set £44s. From country patients one visit only requisi- single Tooth or complete Set. (MI PATENT WHITE ENAMEL CEMENT, thetualli permanent preparation for fr on t t ee th, which ego' retains its colour (5s per packet.) be ° PREPARED WHITE GUTTA PERCHA, the ya w stopping for Decayed Teeth or Toothache. Ibis 11 ;. ft, able stopping is placed in the cavity, when perfect l i F r. becomes hard as the Tooth itself ten m i nu t es after :nfl lion, and renders the decayed member sound and in mastication. Price Is.. 6d. per Box (direction. free on receipt of 20 stamps. • rag' . Also, the ROYAL TOOTH POWDER, the best P o ol, ration, whitening the T ee th without injuring the en Is. 6d. per Box. ctab le These Preparations ar e o bt a i na b le through any rcsP e Chemist in the United, Kingdom. Observe the name - MESSRS. GABRIEL, THE OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS , 1, ' (4 '134, DUK E-STREET, LIVERPOOL' Ur 33, LUDGATE-HILL- 0 Ciello, REGENT-L — ON EACH Bu Figura of attendance, daily from ten t n ,---___ o le with unrito, d NERAL TEE dosed), or sent P°'; TRET, BIRTHS: go' ji 'On the 10th inst., at Church-terrace, Higher Traninere, 4:Thomas, of a da tighter. boy 0 On the 10th inst., at 32, Catharine-street, the wife of g el' Klingender, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. J. be Beti o , On the 11th inst., at St..Chryso - stom's, Everton, by t vote _, Macnaught, Roger, son of John B. Melladew, Esq., *0 Ada so t i l c o h n e ly st d er a . ughter . of the late Edward B e nnett, .E sq ., solicitor, e On the 11th inst., at the Isling ' ton Presbyterian Chur eh .l. b ught er Rev. Patrick White, Mr. John Glass, to Catherine, eldest daub of Mr. James Peyt on , l a t e o f B e lf as t. DEATH. On the Bth inst., a t hi s re sidence, 29, St. Jamess, -road, Joseph Hutchinson. aged 81 f late Pitxxxan and Prarasuso by CHARLES IVILLMZY, h . , Oxford-street, Liverpool, and now of Holly Bank, cbur.„, 4: Aigburth-road, in the Extra-parochial place of Toxto_nt:' at his General Printing aid btationery EstabLiSM "' South John-street, Liverpool. Mondiy, Jiuig 13, 1559, A It that fte, Ladie Jun, Si Ai le ;:rt tli ose IiBELL,