Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-22 00:00:00

[11:1EA T R E R 0 Y A L. — The TRFATRE ROYAL will open for the Season on SATURDAY lend, the t6th December, when wil; be produced a New Grand Local Cornic atuistmaa PANTOMIME, entitled HARLEQUIN AND PUSS IN BOOTS, Written by the author of the celebrated ivernool Pantomimes, that bare obtained, at Vila Theltra, so die ingaished a reputation for their sop.larity. LOYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET. A I R . WILLIAM COOKE, I. VA Proprietor and Manag-m• of Astley's Royal Amphi ibea re, London, reapectfally announces that; ha] purposes" giving ;A SERIES OF CITIES TitIAN PEHYOR - MAN CE 8 In the :ROVAL AMPHITHEATRE, Livarpool, For 81X WEEKS only, THIS EVENING (TUESDA.Y), December 22, 1857. 7, -- • • • The rent resources of 11 , s Colossal Estabishment will enable him bring forward an array of Talent, both Engliah ant Continental, that will eq al the mast B LLIANt DISPLAY 6 .JF LQUIFA 1 lON ever given in that Elegant Establishment: MORNING PERFORMANCES Will be given On THURSDAY, DEC. 24r0, AND SATURDAY DEC. 26Tn. To commence rr Two o'Clozk. Mr. FRAICK PASTER, the (ie PRINCIPAL ARTISTES. Mr. the Flying 'W et the Americ an A rena. ' • tig The krothers HUTCH' Sli7, the Ylasteuer. r' 1P: GEE,' Double-Horse str:.t Gymnastic Artist es of the Rider. day. ,d'lle BLANCHE. Leaping Ac` Herr CH nSTOPF, the ,enateal .. and Character Rider. Tvlr-rope Artiste - of 'the 'pre qad'ile JENNIE, Leaping Act sent age. and Scarf Rider., Mr. WALKER, the lienowne.f. La Petite MARIE and L'r7cfant Slack-rope Vateter.s • - Act Riders, - JIDDA LLAH AS' ON, the Arc Hadrii.e MELLILOS, Leaping Act Clown and Trampolinist. and Charact- r Signor RI/SSILLI and Family. Mous. ME LLILOS. Mr. MITCHELL, ShA•perean Kona. AGVSSI. d adame A USS I. Mr. ADAMS, the Buffoon of the :dons. QuiLiCieth. Circle. and Mr. J. GEE, tire Lion Horseman. Mr. WI %LIAM COOK'', Jun. _THIS EVENING. an I during the Week, PROGRAMM E.—PA RT Farr. • bk. JOSEPH GEE and , J ENtI7E in their • admired Act of 1L02.A and ZEPHYR. -, Signor RUSSILLI an d P up i l on LA PERCEIE.• • Master W. G - R'E; the. Meltonian' Life on the Tnef, BLANCHE, the admired F emale Equestrienne, in LEES SAUT3 DES OBJETS. •-• A Pantomimic Sketch, The COUNT„ and COUNTESS L'A.MOUR, a Hundred Year s ' 330 by La Petite MA , IE-and L'Enfant LOTils JE NHL . The First visit to the Riding Sthool, ADAms, the Clown. The Renowned Bc4liere g ['CHINS JN, in their popular DRAWINMR -0 0 3 1 ENTERT.AINMENT. ) , NA% WM. COOKE, Jun., Poll ee Monsieur B ocher, Paris. will b.troduc • his famous Horse EMPEROA, and yiu him through the Whole of the Evoluti ons of the HAUTE E 2,OLE. An interval-of Minates betwe'en the First and Second Parts. PART SnCOND. I - fiery CEIUSTaFF,-the graatoetTiiht-rope Artiste in the World. The teary of this accomplished performer are indescribab:e, excelling every !eat hitherto attempted, end in fact are of so surprising a xactare as to defy all. donal,Pti r: r _Madame MELLILOS will appear as the FORTUNE TELLE3,! her celebrated Character Act. Mr. W. COOKE in order to place before the' Public of Liverpool an artiste of celobr ty, has ong iged, at a great exdeose, the highly zaiatowned Aineficau li:quest' ian , .. • • . FRANK PASTOR, Acknowledged b, his counbymen the greatest rider - that ever Jan in tho United Statee. Mr. W. cooKe, Jan., val exhibit the extraordinary docility o f LillLutian Potty, YOUNG ROBlisr-,GREY. Anion2st'the or herons feats this Pony will execute:he will walk several tames ironsidthe arena on bid hind legs. JA LUTTE ; or, CATCH ME WEI° PAN, by several of the principal Members of th%Carapitny. • Mr. WALKER. on the CORDS VOL ANTE. A GRAN I.!, ENTRE by E Gil r LADIES and G RNTLEME arranged and pro -awed by lifr. ‘t - . COOKE, Jan. the whole of tha arrangernen's under the Direction of pt.' WM. COOKE, Jan. - Doors opened at P.ali":pst Six, and the Performances cemmenci at ECM o'clock NeciSCIY. ♦remission— Duss Boxe4, 3s ; Side Boxer, 2s 6d ; 1 , 4,13,6 d ; G I bey, 6d. Second Prlee- , Dress Boxes 2s; Side oxes, Is 6d . ; Fit. Is. The Box office is open from Ten tile Three o'clock daily, for securing Meats in the 'Tress Lltele and taking Private Boxes, which may be bud under the direction of :dr Shutt:eworth. • • SE GEORGE'S HALL. E 0 tLE'S CONCERTS EVERY. SATURDAY . EVENING, SATURD,A.Y. NEXT, DECEMBER 2G, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. The Management begs to announce that, anz ons to make these Copeer4 acceptable tnall castes, an eagAgement has been made with 111:0 ce:ahrated : - - 88 - 0 US IL' 1 -0 Air I -LY To give one of their Interesting and Wonderful Perfornmces, cm- With* of t• alas -on the Violin and Violoncello, Duets, Trios, and Qaartetts for Violin, Viol., Violonc and Piano-forte. As this will bathe first time these Talented Artistes will have ap mewed hi tL a Hall, it is hoped, the engagemen t w i l l prove h ighly aatisAsetory. To give fnarear.ed effect, MISS HARRIET BE NSAL Will sing several popular Bongs, and MR. AUGUSTUS MANN, the new English T i or, Will sing. Haiyo's Grand Scens from the Czeation, "In Native Woith," accompanied by Mr. W. T. Best on Ike Grand Organ. A new Christmas Fantasia, composed on old English Airs, aud io:Mien expretsly for this Concert, will he performed ny MK. W. T. BEST, ON THE GRAND ORGAN. Admission, Sispenef. - Raserved Seth pub Sbillinz. Tairchswe at Xessrs. liime and Son's Music lilrarshon.eaklthurebi-street:. Holders of tickets will be admitted biz the Hall _at A:sqftrate en trance. Fei particulars see Moak cf Words, Twopence each. T. G g,ORGE'S H A L L. ORGAN. PERFORMANCES XVIII be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BE ST, IVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon. .......... Th rtql,y f vening • .... • .... • • Admission on S:Anrcl•ky Afternoon, Gd ; Thursday Evening, 3d. The Concert lasts one hour. Deors 01, ,, n half an hour before the perfcrmance. BOSCO!,BOSCOU B613C00! UEEIN'S - FIALL, BOLD STREET ,ti'ft 7 )l . END US SUCCESS! r FASIGuNABLE A'D CR - )WDED HOUSES I All are amazed aad de'ight?d at Ih3 extracrdinary, wonderful, wearrvellnu3, an incredible feats, performed by the " GiiEA WIZARD O.' THE WO M.D." EVENING PERFORMANCES AT EIGHT O'C OCK. MORNING PERFORMANCES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT TWO O'CLOCK. Frio: s of Admission : Baserved Sea's...... 2s. J Unreoerved...... Is. Gallery gd. Tlekets may b.! hal Hill places secured at the Qdeen's Hall, Bold adrest, where plans cf the room may be seea every day from twelve b Amy; likewise at th p Music. Shops in town. Children ursder Tea yeas of Age, Half-price to Reser ;61 and tiareserved Seats For further Particulars, See Bills. LIVERPOOL. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. MfirENDET....SSOII:'S ORATORIO "ELIJAH," - mu be perio - med EVVSING (1118, - "DAY). THE 22ND INSTANT. Principal Artistes; 7IA-DAME - •WEiS S , MIS'S LASCELLES, MR. LOC KEY , And MR. W. H. WEISS. Orchestra and Choral of Two ;Hundred and Fifty Performers. ecmduct0r:...........Mr. J. ZEUGHEEB: HERMANN. Organist...... GEORGE HIRST. Tieke's. for . unapproprlated 8, , 5e,, and Stalls, 'fez* Ladle 3 and litrartgeri, 73 6d. Gallery Open to the Public. Gallery Stalls I jai:Cry... ...... 61 By order w the Committee, SUDLoW, se,retsiy. CJecert.te WM:neat:a als a.Quarter to Eight o'clock. R OYAL .. 60LOSSAlpi, P ArtADISE - STREET.-- Mr.' death, Profiriaoi:--Tll3 glifon at Palace of Camp Arnriftements.- MIRTH AND MUSIC. Glorious Attraction Sx the CHRISTMAS HOOD YS Heap sin the fire the wind.is eMIL ; • Bit let it ivhistlees - it will, We'd keep our Christmas merry still.l This Fvening rnd durinz tie present wce.k. First appearance of Mr. Walter's highly-traine 1 Troupe of DO(IS and MONKEYS.- Positively the Lisf six nights of Mr. WOJD and his INFAN I' SON, the - English TOM TH pozi-..et edition of Haman Nature is really the Nahum ifCrdivis of his time—an infant i, years, yet a man in hiteJlect ! A dwari inaize, y6t glaat in stmagth ! A myth in ereation, yet destined fg fit the world with wonders ! A great baby! A little body ! A great - Maid . • • "" Tee wonder's great because h - s•ls so .. For thong!' a pan; there's many a doll as tail. Continued success of. Mrs. K.;MAYN E, belple 4 sin; Cantatrice. Th e COOPER, F4`•!! I.Y, in their charksterietic Convivial, Camicalities, for Christmas! Ons Thlirsday,• first. appearance •of • tha •hutnourotis .. "ITT!, SEA ib.PAlrkiU!•o4llt. 131;k4b e . r, in their Origi na l P erepa- Setic, Oils Podpda, abound ' - in wit, humour, iecefiti• cty, ele: tricity. elasticity, anevoin bit tr.• • Enthusiastic. reee p tio nof • M •E. M• K eN. Me, the Tenor Vocalist. k ecidod hit of - Mr.* CHARLES WATSON, les hb nnrivallel Cornic,44B-,tuns. MISS JULIA....thLINSON. On Monday Nerati Rec. 28, ,fir.t appearance of Mettsm HALL, DAVIES, and COLL E the Flinn); 'NiggerS: 'On ' lironcf3y; • ita'ry' 1858;' fist appear/ince , of the. SPA N‘l MIN.STN..ELS,• • sin in. number.:: Oa Friday, De..ember 25, (Christi:3a is-Daa), the doors will be opened at hale pea FLA% COMmt hting •ai•lSit o'clock. pfenisAY Order and Deecsum Strictly 49Ars#0,„x 2 , ;spcolui.,Fpcnee Doors ts:. en at . ."; - x o'aoCk, comiilV&.- Hetlf-paikt. "AdtnisMon: - Upper Hall, &I ; L'iwer Hall, &I. y,fted:ie;,,- pier Musical Director, Mr. S fAri NA itrsexkpymiul,;_trags Rams under the Direction of Mr. J. A ;t• Aithrs to !the Eitublistiment.: Ur. 4. CRAW FORD. Supeptkidope i ttC.tlaa Bill Depark4=it,, Mr. 5. 761.12XA.N. °acetyl :nut Elitataame`tits,"Alr. ft.SAl'll', Jun. ..TBSP.TB-1:31f)T. Praprinior and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler, HE CHRISTMAS AIiNISTRELS A,IIILIZICAL and SCENIC. ENTERTAINMENT approaching in chzractcr to the MIRACLE PLAYS of former times, will be Performed in the -CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON srazET, on the Last Four rara of 'the Year. VOCALISTS : MR3 . SCARISBRICK, f MISS WYNNF, MB. IVIMLAti; f MR. SCARISBRICK. Reserved Seats, 23.; Gallery, is. ; Ares, 6d. Tickets at the Principal Music Sellers. To COMMENCE AT LIGHT O'CLCCi. E. BARANDON'S T. GEORGE'S UONCEBT ROOMS 50 --LIME-STREET-50r 0 , LIVE RPO9L. The Proprietor 1 egg to cAI the attention of the Gentlemen of Liver. pool to the above rooms, persna led t tat the talent of the nuclei-men. tiontd Company wilt ensure a hiihly tattsfactory Entertainment. MEMBERS OF 1 - 1111 COM' ANY : •M S S L'l Z 'B4IE It it N, • MARY ANN SHERMAN. MR.EMILY E R"AE.IioR R.A „ C K S „ O-WN . Baritone,- -d • „ ALIBONE. Basso, B. WILLIAM S, Comie. •• -„• .. MR. HICKS. • . .. MR. SAVO RELLI. . • • .. MR. KEATS. PIANIST, .. VIOLIN, CONDU,TO P., .. The Rooms are open at Seven o'clock. N.B.—For Gentlemen only. Adrairsion, 6d., returned in Refreshments of tha choicest quality. Chops. Steaks, Kidneys, 11.3..nt Potatel, Y L 0 :Ir. 0 T AND_ CONCERT" GREAT aHARTATTE-ST., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITEcRAYEL, GRAND VCCIL AND COMIC ENTERTAINMENT. GREATER ATTRACTION Trag:EVEEt. Extraordinary Engagement of Herr MENTON, the GRE.iT MAN, MONKEY, who' wilt appear every Evening. Immense SuCcess of MI PADDY PANNINitlie ureat Idsh. Comic Singer and Dancer. Also, Mr. D. DODk.3F.„ and 'Miss •OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMER. the pleasing"' Swil.e . Matbdist. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist. Likew , ..re M'dlio. FANNY, the popular Operatic Dansensel Mr. TOM BENNETT, will sir,{;,.-his New Song—" Tae HISTORY OF TER GRP:AT COMET," Together with a fast-rate Instru mental Band. The 'Wericierful.lhirkish•SMOKlNti acs MOVING AUTOMATON, from the Paris Eir.• , :ibition. wig be exhibited Every Evening.' A D att rvi I ON , FREE. HAVE A STE RE °SCOPE? "Evexything grand and beautiful in the wrrld—bialightliFatiFtiviii— ilresides."—Morning Advertiser. 1) 0 U NDLESS e njoy ments , unceas i ng a tt ract i ons for the forthcoming Wi n t er E ven i ngs. 3,1 Messrs. NEWTON have now on view a carefully selected and most extensive assortment of STEREOSCOPe S and STERSOSCOFIC SLIDES, comprisisg Groups, Comic and Pathetic, the choiceit scenery in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Switze land. Austria, Turkey, Greece, , &c:, p Aill and coloured, on glass and paper, at Wholesale Prices. Weekly arr•vala of English and Foreign novelties. HOME AND FXPORT PHOTOGRAPHIC* DEPOT. JUBILEE-BUILDINGS, 16, LORD-STREET. OSSEILVE-NO FRONT SHOP. WAREHOUSE UP THE PASSAGE. I, ICE LIST i FOE, AIMED. AMtTSEMENT FOE CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS. THE Public are respectfully informed that the LONDON SCHOOL OF PIE.TAGRAPHY have OPENED a GRATU[TOUS EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES at 46, t horch•street, LIVERPOOL (ott tho Stereoscopes, and ad the newest and boat Slide 3, will be lent daring the Winter Eveninks oh very moderate terms.. , The NEW SHILLING SLIDE will be roady on the lit of December. The "Shilling Slides" will consist ,of several hundred first. clase :lereoseopic Photographs, of which,- from time to time, different series will be published. n .2 23- Stereoscopes end Tweve - Slides for 7s 6d.' eL: p L. HA t S TVG having decided upon o RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, in canequeuce of failing hellth. begs to announce his Intention of SELLIN,G OFF the whole of his 4-- .::; , VALTJAB,L_E:, STOCK , JEWULERY and PLATE, ArloG I WATCHES, ENGLISH and FOREIGN , :i boa T CLOCKS and BRONZES, I.;' I .8. CABIDIE r GOODS and CUTLERY, CHINA and GLAS'i, An Z-.. N -, I CHANDELIERS and LAMPS, d FANCY .GOODS cf every , description, (the ,variety being too great t , admit of any detaq here), COMMENCING O.V THE 7th DECEMBER. The Steck - ot Articles-in daily- demand,-and having reference to - the Fashion of the day, w i ll be constantly renewed as before, for _ale present. - , ; • • , . . In order to effect - more speedily 'the disposal of th 2 Goods, F. L. H. has deZer,oined upon pllowing TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT anon the amount of all Articles which shut be paid far at the time _of purchase; -but no discount can be . allowed.ilyon.any Goads which Maybe sent from the Establishment previously to the amount being paid. Nor can there be any Deduction,mule.upo 4 AfticleS,pUrChaSCd that da to the 7th December, 1857, and exchanged s u b seguemtly to rior le. OLD. iloBr—F 'CF.:BUILDINGS. Liverpool, 7th December, 18°57! I L D E . , 1 WHOLESALE CABINET. MANUFACTURERS, 8 AND 10, lIIIkEII-STREET, B R 0 T;H E R S . . - . C.) 1 AND . 'II 111 CUE.RDON-STREET, BYROIII-STREET, Beg to nform the Inhabitants dLLiverpool and its Vianity, La they e OPENED part of their NiArein JMA aV .as r ,-, SI - lOW RO, FfIR A RETAIL TRADE..- .: Pattie Furnishing willeffeei a S a ving o f 24 per cent. by purchasing • ...„ : - ~- 499 ;be ?lait4facterdrs: EXPORT` c s itrotia,,WllCT4lii.4l.Y ATTENDED O. , :l . VIE T kt At'g 01314, 14i/4S _USUAL. ' .a; :oat :: , thttie viz co st :CI f4;;Z :.',..t.'. ~, ,:it;IT! 1 WAL LETT'S A PPEARANCeLAST NIGHT, -- THE GREATEST TRIUMPH ATER ACHIEVED IN LIVERPOOL, rdENGLER'S CIRQUE , VARIETE. DALE-STEET LIVE RPO L, Has reached the Righe4 Pinn ß acle H of Fame 'Delighted 'Thousands throng this Temple of Equestrianism, and pronounce the Entertain ment Unparalleled. Another link has been'added to render complete this Ili rivalled Establishment. MR. W. F. WALLETT, The Inimitable Wallett ! The World-renowned Jester, WithFRANKS, and JACKSON, IT the first position of t , e day in their department ; together with the greatest amount of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia ever combined in any one Company throughout-tie World ! THIS. EVENING, and during the Week, ;_ Gar WALLE TI The Queen's Jeater, and•Favourite C.own of both Hemispheres! First Representaticn of a New and Orieinal Equestrian Sketch, entitled THE ITALI BRIGAN US, introducing the whole Com pany. First Hone of sevend New scenes, and Grand Display of Unapproachable Talent 1 • • • Mad'lle CLE,fEN I INE QUAGLIEN I , the First Horsewoman in Europe will perform her l'EtililF;C FLIGHT THROUGH TWELVE BAL LOONS I Young RO3TEO the Phenomenon of the present age, will perform his MIRACIT MIS' FEATS. • The greaiest rght Rope Artiste—JOHN M. HENGLER. Mr. ARTHUR 11 . iItNES, the Greatest SoinetSsult*Thrower in the World. " The Inimitable ParislanGrotes'ques—LEOPOLD Er BOUTELIEIi The Per orraanee on Nimiday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, will co elude with a New and Original Equestrian Sketch, entitled VI& ITALIAN BRIGANDS.. introducing the entire Company, new dresses, music, and, beautiful horses. In the Grand MID-DAY PERFORMANCE on SITURDAT NEXr, 25 CFI DECEYBER Will be prOduced, expresily W please the Juvereht4. the Grand Nursery Tale, of JACK THE GIANT KILLER, OGRESS AND HER SON! Proglainines to,be had at the Cirque Gratuitously. , A SERIES OF MID-DAY R EPR E ' , 'ENTATIONS, As follows, commencing a' Half-No y t Wednesday nest, 23rd ;. Saturday, 2ith ; Monda, 28 h ; Wednesday, Roth ; Saturday, January 2adi Alcmday, January 4th; Wednesday, January 6th; and Saturday, Jannar'y 9h. ' • Compartment§ for Visitors arc partitioned off, with a separate and convenient approach t ) eazh. Rese(ved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 6d ; (Ices (select), is ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promsnade, Is ; Gal lery, 61. Children ander - Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price o all parts except Gallery. Second Price at a quarter to Nine O'clock. No Second Price tb the' Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade. Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places can bo secured. Open every Evening at'eQulrter to Seven o'clock, commencing at Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past iTen. •LIVEEPOGL FESTIVAL CHORAL The SIXTIETH PUB PERFORMANCE will ,ace G.ottoe's Ha , L, on the Evening of FRIDAY, the Bth of Jan p nary,loB, when Handers sublime OttA romo "THE MESSIAH," will be Perform 4 with Mozart's additional accompaniments, fall Band, Grand Organ, and Chorus. further parttCulars will be duly announced. THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced - to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PE-NNY. THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVE POOL TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1857, WANTED, an Experienced DOCK SOLICL TOR.-- 7. A.pply by letter A 16, Northern Times office. WANTE - D, experinced HOUSEMAID and WAITRESS; she must have a twelvemonths' character. —Apply at the Northern Times ofttze. WANTED, a SITUATION as BUTLER, in a Geneeman's Family.—Good references from prevent situation.—Addreas A. 25, Noriherti Timis °fillet - ANTED, a young MAN, to sell an Article W that is in great demand. One acquainted with Store Dealers-adi Grocerripreferrer - A CoFfiintasion - of 5 Fer cent. will be ailowed.—Address A 21, Northern Times office. IRON HEAIING PIPES WANTED, Two or Three Hundred Yards of 31- or 4 inch SOCKET PIPES, in good condition. —Apply to Cops Brothers and Co., Lord Nelson-street. WANTED, by an energetic Young Man, Partial EMPLOYMENT—two or three days a week, or three or four hours daily, as Thokkeeper, Clerk, Collector, or Traveller ;1 terms moderate. —Address A 1, Northern Times office. ITA`NTED, a respectable Y 0 Ti TH, as an APPRENTICE in a SHIP-33/WEER'S OFFICE in the Fore!gn Trade. Must write well, and one who can Speak the French lalguage prefer:ed,—Address, stating age and how employed, to A 17, NOrthent Times office. WANTED to place a respectable YOUTH in a General Broker's Wilco. The highest references given.—Address No. 66, Canning-street, a few doors above Bedford treat. WANTED to PURCfIASE, a Second-hand Self-acting ORGAN, in good cepdition. Barre' rrom three feet upwards.—Wl h price, and other pardealari, addicas :post paidY to T. B , 12 1, Great Howard street. TWO PROTESTANTS, man and wife ; or Single PIRSONS, capable of giving a sound education in useful knPw'edge, may hear of Employment on: Xpplictition, by letter, p)st paid, to 8. 87, Finch street, Liverpool, accompanied with reference. WAOTED, by a Young .Lady _atAtKozned : to the Connter, a 'SITUATION in it TOilery, COD-. feetionary, Stationary, or other light business. Respectable references can be gived.—Address A 18, Northern Times office. Mt. • ASITUATION as GARDEN GARDENER wanted, by a P 4 on who has a th oroug h pract i cal knowledge of his prof. ton. Character and references unexceptionable. No objection to go abroad.—Address " Z." Post-office, Tue Brook, West Derby. yATA4NTED, a SERVANT OF ALL WORK (~n _ -Cnglishwoman), about 33 years of age, with good cractert-Apply at No. 7, Strand-street. WATED, a respectable middle-aged expe iienced FEMALE, to keep Hou e for a W,dower, and take charge of Four young Children. References must be uncx ceplionabli.—apply, stating salary expected, to A 19, fferthern Times office. IWANTED - , - b - y — a - Young Lady, a situation as Assistant in a CoLfectioner's Shop, would not object to any other light basilie,*.—Addresa, M. T., 38, Field—street, LivercooU W AN'rED, by a Young Man, who can Read anal Write well, a Situation to Drive a PORTER. CAR T.--Aildress A 12, Norther* Timet.otEco. FURNITURE. ( ) WANTED . , to PURCAA:SE:a 110tra . • . URN light E ; Any party iefiving ihe neighbour- hood will find this a good opportunity. No Bcoker need apply.— Address X. Y. Z., Eldon Dining Rooms South John-greet 'TED TO RENT. T : TAN TED, OF. Ene:ar the ,Exilhabge.. Viv i now or three months hence, witk:TTltree ROOMS adjoin ing Address,. at once, G. S., .General. Post-offico. WANTED, a Small OFFICE, on the Ground Floor, in the immediate neighbourhood of the Exchange.. Any gentleman having an office laror than te require& may, hear of a qu et respectable tenant, at a fair rertt.--Adcirese A 14, 14' or't', ern Tim -s °face. Co be Let. WE CH 4RG E for announcements under this *end is now reduced to. THREEPENCE for 7'IVENTI w ORDS, .NAil-for every additsonai jive words ONE FkEWY. DIVELIJING HOUSBST O BE LET, a Small Convenient HOUSE, No, 70, PythiarL-stree, rIIU be LET, an excellent HOUSE, near Alzer , croinby-square, fitted up with every convenience for a respectable family. Rent 238 Also, to be LET, a HOUSE, situate in Plqmpton-street,,Everton. Kent £24. And to be LET, a compact and comfortable HOUSE, e.tnate near Grove-street. Rent £2o. Apply to air. Go:drick, 3g, Pleasant-street, Clarence-street DERBnz.txt, wzsr DICaBy. To be LET, .two , peat well-finishecl ...HOUSES, with plate glass and hay containin g fuu, bed-rooms„ two sitt•ng-rooms, kitchen, smil!ery, cellars, water closets, and good gardens, fiont and b:ak., Ole! Swan omnibruiss fuom the Exchange every half hoar.' Rent moderate.—Apply to-Mr. Morgan, 34 „.Sandstone-road, Greemlane. BUST i$88; :AtisEs, TO JAE LET, a convenient X ight Double Office ; aIP, two upper rooms ) , with cellar and kitchen, in Corf-b❑ildings, Freeoon's-row.—Apply to Mrs. Hargreeo, upon,the premises. gio LET, a HOUSE. mid 'SHOP, iii;the Grocery an Provision line, in a very pnulons ,ceighbourhoed. Rea/. £3O, Incoming low, will Fixta;esleosteplefe.—App;y at= the Norpern!rimes ,it,ilo be LET, spacious OFFICES in ttie new Middleton-building?, Water-street, eornerof Itrmtorth Aine . t. Plans may be mean, a nd every information obtained, on e„ u&L . : 3 to illr. John Fowler, 4, Towor-buildi,ra TO bie LET, a WORKSHOP, gEfde4liy Tit fe4t, situated in the vicinity of the Custpin-liouse, Canning,!Albert, and Salthouse Docks, and vary. suitable for a Block maker. or Tinman and Brazier.—Apply , to Mr; J: 13`: Camp Lea, $6, Merse7-street. , r w r i O be LET, a HOUSE, in- Everton-terrace; contain twQ kiteberif?„ tarn parionr3. and fi ve .' - : d 'A -bedrooms; rent AeiIYO, CanerlSEErt-Fiot,SE fn Everton; rent e 24 Also, a iliffiPlit Rescommon-i3traet ; rent 4'24.—Apply to Mr. ohn J one 36 , i'fidi v eoninuin- • treat.- • APARTMENTS TTNFURNISILED APARTMENTS —A neat SXTTING-ROOM and RNDROO3I TO LET; rent 39., at 32i BeresfothatTeet;Biace - Edwin-street. ALady and Gentleman may be, al,,eommodated with a Puttiishod - PARrItIrR and BED-ROOM, with Gas, Firing, and. Attenaidide. Teriiii•lo3 per week; or a Single Gentleman at Ba.T See Refare2ce List at !VG,* ern 7 i11t4.3 _ • rTIO , bo L1"1': a ST'n2IN . 43 , :ROOM- anti TED ROOM, unfurni6heo,;H : AppV, itt 33, Nethesrtield-Load North. . . . • N or j.,; E. '4ll EN can havO comfortable Furr ished AP. R,TM TS, where there arej , no children, and witalu 20 minutes' walk frlm the Exchange. at 103, Malawi y.stretit. Myrtle street. rp !be LET: a DIWYING-ROOM and Two .1_ BBDROOMS on the.same Also, - a PARLOUR ard BE1).1100M. • Terms moderate. - Apply at 16, Great George. square. ; - • „ -FolusiiNuEti - AilicrmaNTß. ;Pro be LET, ea SiTtBGIVO6I4I .. and Two IL 13 E DRNIWS;:: wpm moderate.-Wflo' Mrs. Hußbes,l2 Mou - 11$•pleasant. ” • • • CAISTNI G-STREET. TWP GE T LElll6N—may be accommodated with partial or full BOARD, on reasonable terms, at 'No. 66, Canning-street, a few doors above Bedford:ah•eet. • • IN consequence of the continued high price of qinuine WAX, and — SPERMACETII CANDLES J. BEYIFON begs to reco mmen d t o pu bli c notice— , FIELD'S VEGETABLE WAX CANDLES, AND FIELD'S OPAL SPERM CANDLES, Price 18s. 6d. per doz. lbs. They will be found on trial very superior to the lower priced Candles generally offered. FIELD'S SUPERIOR NIGHT LIGHTS, Six, Eight, and Ten hour*,;63._ per dos. I. BEY NON, BANE LAG/I-STREET LIVERPOOL. fr. • COALS. 'REST HOUSE C0A•1.... d . 113. to 12s per Ton. . ........ 13s. per Ton. ••. •••• ...... 131. per Ton. Discount for ready money, Is. in 203. 4; S. B. JACKSO N, COAL MERCHANT, 32, DAL COAL and 21, MOSS-STREET: Stiperior .... Best .. ...... ItE I D, JAMES TAILOR AND DRAPER, No. 61, BOLD STREET. - A NEW METHOD OF WASHING AND MANGLING: F ISOM the Pri ze Li st of the Liverpoo, and , ?Manchester Show, held at Warrington in 'Septem ber, 18 7, Messrs. STARLET and Co., 12, Parker street, Liverpool, had th Prize awa - ded them for a new l y i nvented Washing and g Machine, ratented by them in May last, and can be seen dn . pp cr tion daily at tha above rlaz,.. Iron Bedsteads and Family &Arlie of every description, and the best quality. Illastrateci circnia list of prices, srnt post frga on application. •oz• - '1 4 .1 e THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREE PEACE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five , words ONE PENNY.... MISCELLANEOUS. RIEE VieLif j-t S SINCALOR INDIA R 111313 ER WATERPROOF COATS, CAPES, &c. Which — am- guaranteed in any climate against the adhesiveness common hitherto to all othar Waterpi-ooki. rii " Royal Mail Steam-paeket Atrato, "Southampton, 30tia July, 1857.- - ' "The 'ffatarproof (Sinealer) India Rubber Coat you were good enough to supplyine with, ~ ,rlor to taking my last voyage to the West Ir.dies, is the only article of the kind I have ever had that appears to answer every-purpose bateaured, but especially that of being imper vious to the haat of the tropics, the great fault of nil Others I have ever tried Its,kind. "I liiiie,'Theretore, much:pleitanre in-reeommending*fe every Iraj.Sll9F ijontpapeFially thipserbound•to the tropics. " F. WCOLLEY." -4 b ti tSigne.d), AT HELLE WELL'S, Nos. 2 do 3, QUADRANT; LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- taIIEET. EING THE LARGEST• ESTABLISHMENTS IN EIdGLAND. IIIELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS 107 143 PER PAIR:, ILTETpLEWELL'S. ELASTIC SILK LEGGING-S, —LI 1 AT 12s PER,PAIR.‘‘• .- - 11ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK KNEE CAPS,. AT lOs PER ITTELLEIVELL'S EL ASTIC Sift ANKLETS, AT as PE a PALM': ELLEIVELLiS SLU I C CO T TON . _ • (STOCKINGS, AT 10s PER PAIR'. 111TELLEWELLS 11 LAST .FC COTT ON ELL LEG.GI4 GS, .AT ds PE F=AIR. lI.ELLE. WE LLIAL'A P S S I:I a COTTON AT .8s ( paR .11 -" ELLEWELL'S to TIC COTTON ANKLETS, AT 8s PER PAIR, FOR VARICOSE VEINS. OR WEAK JOINTS.E Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, L.INR. , kTREE P, AND 5,1, CASTLE-:: • SIIREET. , T • BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND. ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF CAPES, • FROM 11)A• ad, • No. 2 di 3,, QUADRANI, .timg:grgEET, AN 1.) 53, CASTLE -B'r a kET. lIELLEWELL'S " W4T.ERPR OOF COATS', FRONT. 13s 6cl, Noe; 2 & , QUADRANT, •LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE , STREET. .•••• • • • ••• TELLEWELTIS WATERPROOF AMERICAN 11 EXeANDING AND TRAVELLING BAGS. O 3s. 6d. 2303. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STRETkt FELLEIVELL'S AMERICAN OVERSHOES Li OVRE3IIOES, OVERSHOES, FROM IQ. 93. PER PAI R, Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. The Trade snpplled on terms for the Newest Styles. ELLEWELL'S WATERPRPO'F STORM OR SEA • CAPS AND HELMETS, FROM 3g., Nos. 2 gc - 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND2S3, CASTLE. STREET. lIELLEWEII'S WATERPROOF LEGGINGS AND OVERCOATS, from 4s Gd. Nei. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. BEING THE LARGEST EsTABLEHMENTS IN ENGLAND. H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK GUSSEFTING FOK BOOTS; 4r'ern 2s 3d per yard. I-l ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK BRACES. HELLIT.,WELL'S ELASTIC SILK WEBBS, ALL WIDTIIS AND COLOURS. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC STAY WEBS, ti 13 INCHES AND 16 INCHEES WIDE. ZOO a. 2 & a, Qtht•RhNT, L' ISLE-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE. STREET. ,LARGE,ST ESTABLISIIHRNTS IN ENGLAND. HELLEWELL'S VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER WASHERS, p M PER lb. tLLENT ELI; F S RO VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER SHEET, FROAI is 8d PER lb, ELLEVtLIIVULCANISED INDIA RUBBER DELIVERY and SUCTION HOSE, Tubing for Acids; arid Gas, &c. Every desWption of India Rubber G00d..; in st)ck, aad orders to any amount oln be supplied at once. lios. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, s LIME-STREEA AND 53, CASTLE -- STREET. BEING THE ' , moor ESTABLISHMENTS ENGLAND. - -1:,-3.11 taw% iv s.7=fia To be SOLD, a Bargai n , 'an, excellent Second hand' PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a well known London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Masi Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. THE PATRONAGE, ADVOWSON, DONATION, PRESENTATION, OR NOMINATION OF AND TO THE CHURCH OF ST. PHILIP, AND THE CHURCH OR -CHAPEL OF CHRIST, AND THE CHURCH OF MAAR ; IN THE PARISH AND BOR OUGH O F LIVERPOOL. • TO be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. Flair,-0f and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of St. Philip, in perpetuity, after the decease, res'gnation, or removal of the present Minister, now aged thirtyseight years or thereabouts. The yearly emoluments will consist of £350, payable out of pew rents half-yearly, t .gether r ith the surplice fees and other emoluments heretofore belonging to and usually received ty the Minister and Chaplain respectively (the office of Chaplain being now consolidated with that of Minister), all which emoluments are secured by Act of Parllame .t. The Minster will have the appointment of the clerk and sexton, and the patron will have right of nomination and removal of the organist. The stipends of the clerk, sexton, and organist are secured by the same Act and payable out of pew rents. ezcortnnv,-01 and to the appointment of the Minister or Chaplain of the Church or Chapel of Christ, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of the present Minister or Chaplain, now aged about forty-one years. The yearly emoMments will consist of stipend of one hundred guineas at the least, payable out of certain ptv, rents numbered and set apart for that purpose, together with the surplice fees and other emoluments heretofore belong;ng to and usually received by the Minister or Chaplain, all which emoluments are secured by Act of Parliament. The patron will have the appointment of the clerk, organist, and sexton, whose stipends are secured by the same Act. • THlRD4Z—Ofaild to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of St. Mark, in perpetuity, atter the decease, resignation, or removal of the present Minister, now egect42 years or thereabouts. The yearly emoluments will .consist of etipeuu of .4250, payable half-yearly out of 'certain pew rents,'over and 'algae° the rents of divers other pews or seats set apart for the Minister, together with the surpice fees here tofore belonging to and tonally received by the IVI Mater, all which ernolmfients are secured by Acts of Parliament. It will be obligatory on the Minister to appoint a curate, and to pay him a yearly sa'ary otael0) out of theatipend of .£249. The patron will have the ap pointment of the clerk, seat°, , and organist, whose stipends are ; ayable out of certain other pew rents, and secured by the same acts. Tlreritevie;on•rry Patronage of and to the said Churches is vested in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the &Tough of Liverpool by virtue of the lb:lofting Locid acts-of Parliament relating thereto respectively, viz.:— As to St. Philip's, I George 4th, cap. 2, and 20 and 21 Victoria, cap. 36 ; as to Christ Church, 39 and 40 George 3rd, cap. IL6; and as to St. Mark's, 56 George 3rd, cap. 65, and 2 sod 3 Victoria, cap. 33. such persons as are desirous of making tenders for purchase, may receive forms of tender at the office of the CommLsi news; No. 11, Whitehall-1)1=e, Loudon, between the hours of Eleven and Three, or at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool, or at the office of Mew:, WRIGHT and Verger, No. 2', Paper-buildings,. Inner Temple, London. The tenders must be delivered in duplicate sealed'up and directed "Te the Ecclesiastic .1 Commissioners for England,' with marked thereon " Tender for the Right of esentation cf Minister; to the Church of St. Philip, in the Borough of Liverpool," or "Tender for the Right of Presentation of Minis er to , the Church of Christ, in the Borough of Liverpool," or "Tender for the Right of Pro- Bentatecn of Minister to the Church of St. Mark, in the Borough of Liverpool," as He, case may be, at the said office of the said Gum. missioners, on or before the 20t1:r day of January, 1853, but no Tender will be received after twelve o'clock on that day, nor will any proposal be noticed unless made in the said form and delivered at the office of the Coannissi nerds_ For farther - information and particulars, apply to WILLIAM' SHUTTLEA oaT r, Esq., Jo n Clerk, Town Hall„ Liverpool ; or to Messrs. WRIGHT and Ventre, Ni. 2, Paper-bail jugs, Inner 1 empl' London. rant SALE- of ELEOTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY,&c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Vllitors, and Parties Furnishing. mg R. HART has received instructions to SELL ilk by AUCTION, This Day, and 'following days, at the Biriningham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, Ippesito Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable STOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER .7.IICHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and ?rcakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian aims liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety-of richly-gilt and cut rem lustres, of the most modern patterns, papier macho tables, tea g:nya, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an ntausive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, :teddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, %nd plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated trAtle or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anti forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance k'indle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, ha most celebrated makers. The Salo to commenco each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues to bad on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. PERAMBULATORS. MESSRS. PAGE and CO. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, This day, To-morrow, and Thursday next, the 22nd, 23 d, and 24th inst., the whole of the Stccir of Kr. Lloyd. sole Patent e, 58, Bold-street ; comprising beautifully made Perambulators for infants and adults, Invalid Chairs, Self-propelling ditto, Rocking-horses, and Iron Garden chairs, &c. Sale to commence each day at Twelve o'ClOck • On view on Monday next. the 21st inst. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY, ORNAMENTAL, AND CABINET ARTICLTS, TOSS, AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, Zi C.. LONDON ROAD; MESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY will SELL, BY AUCTION, this day, the 22nd, To-morrow, the 23rd, and Thursday, the 24th instant, at eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Precni•es, No 23, London-road, without reserve, the genuine Stock-in—Trade of a FANCY. REPOSITORY and TOY SHOP, (the whole will be arranged in Lots to suit Frivate Purchasers, and are well adapted for Christmas Presents, comprising, in greet variety, Gentlemen's and Ladieo Writing Desks and Dressing Cases, fitted, Papier Meche Inkstands, Tea Caddies and Work Boxes, inlaid with pearl and gilt: Paper Racks-, Card and Glove Boxes, Watch Stands, Rook Stands for the Ta le, Ornamental Toilet Bottles, Scent Jars and Vases, in Bohemian Glass, Tortoiseshell Combs, Card and Crotchet Cases, Toilet and other Brushes, Fancy Jewellery, Steel Puree rinds and Rings, Fancy Perfumery and Toilet Soaps, Ladies' Leather Reticles aad Travelling Bags fitted, Perambulator, Fre ,ch, China, Pari sn, and Biscuit Ware, Ornaments and Figures, Wax and other Dolls and Toys, in great variety. May be Viewed sacra Morning •ag Sale, and Catalogue) bad on the Premises, and at Messrs. WALlitElt and ACKESLET'S Offices, 55, Chu, eh- street, Liverpool. SALE OF STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, &c., CHURCH-STREET. ESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY will IVI SELL BY AUCTION,. /his day, the 22nd inst., (and not on Friday, as previously a avert sad), at their' Room.s, No. 56, Church-s,reet, A valuable and ex =lye Collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, by the first producers, and STI!:ItEOSCOPES Eon Stands and Boxes, in great variety. suitable for the 'a rade . and Private Buyers, and well adapted for Christm::sPre•ents. The whale may be viewa , on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had on application at the Rooms. ~..`"►l"i iTB~. THE ALB/ON LOAN AND DISOMTNI COMPANY-LIMITED. . , • CAPITAL zin,ooo, IN StIAF:ES OF .410 EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE,-LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £I,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Mores of the first distribution can be allotted, and particulars o, Leans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER, nonage?. L IVERPOOL LOAN COMYkNY., HEAD. OFFICE—LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. .17eAncti OFFICE-43, MA itlc ET.STRE KT, 51 ANCHESTE R. CAPITAL, - .E50,000: Loam advanced from £2O to .esoo, to be repaid in Twelve months by weekly, monthly. or quarterly flistalniente. BILLS DISCOUNT 4 .D. Leans advanced trom 4ica.to --61,190, to extend over rerion of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuce.. ze.. apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERVON, 87. LORD-STF EET LIVERPOOL. 13ubIfsatfortfs. • (' THREE GUINEAS' WORTH OF MIJIC given to all SUI3tICRIBER3 to 'Sattim's RoTAL' Magical. PRESENTATION Lißnewr.—Prosp , e!nses sent free on appli. cation to 66, Lord-street. The only one in Liverfool. .; • JUST PUB L. 19 HED, • (Gratis and Post F,ee); A CATALOGUE of BOOKS of VARIOUS CLASSES, netuding STANDARD LIBRARY EDITIONS, in handsome and apprcorlated Bindings, and numerous Illustrated Worlis, NOW FOR SALE, ADAM IiOLDEN,. BOOKBINDER, STATIONER, AND PUBLISHER, 48, , CHURCII-STREET, LIVER! 00L. G UINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT. u~' ~~~~~ eive yz?.;'G Per Dozen. Quarts -*"......"•••••• •••••••••• •••• • •••• ••• •• 48. 6d. Pints .. Imperial tlalf-Pints . BOTrLED BY GEORGE BOYER AND COMPANY, 28 A.ND 39, NORTH JOHN-STREET. _ BIRKENHEAD, T FIOSE WHO ENJOY .A GLASS of . Genuine :11031E-BREVED ALE, With a pleasant flavour of THE MALT :AND'. Will not be disappointed by e‘lling at WILLIAM BATE'S . GOLDEN LION INN, WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, 216, CREarkU-STILEET, BIUKENBEAD, FAMILIES SUPPLIED wira 41, 9, & IS GALLON CASKS OF SUPERIOR ALE. 21a, CHESTER-STREUt BIREENEIEAD. OYSTEB,S FOR PR.BSENTS. FRESH NATIVE OYSTERS, PACKED IN BAIIP.EL, 6s. 120 OYSTERS, PACKED - IN BASKET, 6s. Send:your:orders to MR. MORRISH, • MERCHANT:,' DINING ROOMS, TITHEBARN STREET. LIVERPOOL. F A.MILY WASHING 'COMPANY Office: BRANDON STREET, BIRKEIIEAp. t, Lelcoster-buildings, King-street, Liverpool., FAM fLY LINEN, &c., W as h e d , Fi n i shed, and sent home, ready for immediate use; by the WASH ING COMPANY, Brandon-street, Birkenhead.--Apply for prices and regnlatloni. B ARCLAY, PERKINS, AND' CO.'S LONDON STOUT. Pe* Dozen. ••• ...... as 6d nis is the vsry best quality of Double Brown Stout brewed Quarts . by Messrs. Ba - clay, Perkins, and Co. BOTTLED BY GEORGE BOYER . AND'CO., 28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. LI L. HAUSBUIta b egs l eave to state, that F the Final Windizig.up of his . business (referred to in his Circular fast year) is now being carried into effect; but, as it has been found impracticable to accon,plish it by the end of the present 3 ear, THE STOCK HAS BEEN ENTIRELY RE i'LENISHED: : 3i: 'I T felt CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. " As on prevlons occasions, every department in the Fstablishmen has been supplied with all the Noyelties which could . bo procure 4 , and to the same er ent as Irtherto. The Collection will be found fully equal, in magnitude and value, tq any which F. L. H. has had the pleasure of submitting to peticp l ~ OLD D.OFFICE44I4DINgiS, T 4 01 . • December,' • ,21 (2'.%fte:Oe.f, Si A a J.r. 1 a or. DUBLIC NOTICE.—If JOHN FOSTER (of Woolwich) does not redeem his Property left Dine months ago, at 7, Llington-terrace, with;n fourteen days, the same will be Sod without further notice. JA H ES. W. WALMS LEY. PROTESTANTS.! ATTEND the DISCUSSION THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), between JOSEPH STONER, Baptist, and JOHN MACDONALD, Roman Catholic. Subject :—Trap übstantiation and Purgatory. Place of 14f eating — Temperance l3a•1, Bond-sire t. 1 , oor3 open at Half -past Seven o'clock. NORTHERN LOAN ASSOCIATION-- - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tke HALF YEARLY MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the NORTHERN LOAN ASSOCIATION will be held at the CLARENDON Roosts, South John-street, on TUESDAY flex', the 29th instant, at Seven o'clock to the Evening, to receive the Eeport and Statement of Accounts for the past Six Months, and to tr..nsact - any other businesss not require ing special notice. %; M. WAIN WR 1 G HT, Secretar S'• S T. JAMES'S CEMETERY• - LivEapooL, 16th Dec., 1657• The Public are respectfully informed that, with the sanction of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, this Cemetery is open, as heretofore, to receive Interments in Private Graves, Vaults, en d Catacombs; while all Burials in Common Graves are, for the future, to be discontinued. For scale of reduced cbarges, and further information, apply to M l '• JOSHUA BIRD, the Clerk. Residence—South End, near to Parliament street. HOPE HALL LECTURES. PATRONISED A BY HIS WORSHIPFUL, THE MAYOR. COURSE OF LECTUJAES, on important any 'interesting subjects, v?M be delivered, (n.v.), by the fon:ming and other eminent Minisfers,,to commence TUESDAI Evening, January 12th, InsB, by Bev. T. BAFFLES, " An Evening pith Autographs." RIV. CANON MILLER, Birmingham.. „ F. Mcl ais , D D., Tendon. „ J. B. OREN, M.A., London.- „ NORMAN MACLEOD, Glasgow. ~ GEORGE SMITH, London. - „ J. P. CROWN, Bradford, „ J. A. WYLIE, L.L.D. „ Rev.. H. S. BROWN. - - „ Rev. J. JORDAN, Vicar of E , stone. ~ P. HOPS, Wamphray. „ M. MILLER, Manchester. „ W. MARCUS. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock precisely. Curs' Tickets. 'crming suitable presents for young peop'e , Reserved Seats, 55. ; Unreserved Seat , , Os.; Gallery, Is. 6d ; to be had of the booksellers, and Messrs. Pearnal', & Co., Church Lane. Profits to be given to benevolent objects. '1 mErtstr DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. • HEREAS, by the Mersey D oc k s an d Her . NIT- -hour Act, 1857, Eighteen Elective Members o f the Provisional Board, for carrying into effect the Provisions of that Act, are TO' BE ELECTED tin theYiret day of January, 1858 MAnd, whereas, the Election of the said a ighteen Ekctive Members the raid Provision il noard is to be conducted by such Returning Officer, and in such manner as therCommissfoners for the Oupervancl of the - river Mersey may direct: Now, we, the said Conservancy Commissioners, do hereby, and in pursuance of the authority Liven to ni by the said Act, :appoint GILEIRT NIINDERSoN, Esquire, Recorder of Liverpool, and cne &Her Majesty's Counsel, within the County Pa!atins of Lancaster, tolbe the Returning Officer for such Election. And we do hereby, and in purse nee of the said Act, direct the' manner of such I. lei tion to be as fol owe, that is to say—. That the Election shall lake pace in the said Firit day of Janner9, - 1858, at the Dock Office, in Liverpool, between the hours of 'fen o'clock in the foresoon. an d F our o ' c l ock i n the afternoon. o__ That every. Dock Ratepaer ertitled - te vote, - MAY - votefer'any num ber of persons not exceeding eighteen, by delivering to the Returning -Officer a Votiag,Paper, containing the. Christian names and Surnames of the - Persons for . .Vhord he votes, with their respective plac a of abode and- description., such parer being prevLusly signed with the name ~ f the Dock Ratepayer voting. 'That the Returning Officef sh,ll r?ceive the vote,. of the Electors, and eha I declare the Eighteen Persons. :who,7being duly gal:fled, t shall have received the greatest humber.OT Votes,' and such persiats, shall be the Elective Members of the said Provisional Boa d. - And we ,- o' furthir direct that this Netted - Shalt, be published in some one or more of the Newspaoprs published in Liverpool, and by atilling a copy of the same cn the outer doo of the Town Hall of Liverpool, and on the outer doer of the Town Hall of i'irk , nLead. Given under our laal.ds this Twelfth day of December, 1857. _ J • CHARLES WOOO. • MATTHEW TALBOT BAINES. CHARL/S GORE. the UI37iCPIL-TIONS in AID of" WIDOWS. 0. and CHILDREN 6 1 the FISHERMEN who were drowned on the Banff•hire Coast during the storm of MoxrAir, the 23rd of November, 1457. • , --- : . ---. Fishermen drowned .. ..... ... 42 Widows left 27 Orphan Chiodren ... .......... 79 Further Subse. - ipt.ons w.ll be received by Messrs: Ra.vxxs, Lurroll and Co , 41, Oldhalbstreet. Rayne., Lupton & Co.. 45 0 ()Joni North.. .... .......ZI 0 n D. G. Stuart and Co 5 0 OlKetmeth D0wie......... ..1 0 0 . William Jamieson ~ 3 0 0 1 P. Stua:t .........,...... 1 o 0 It. D. . .... ............ t,eorge Glen.. :.... .-.. .. 1 1 OJames Cox .. .... Robt. Laing, Wigan .... 1 1 OA. R. C0x......, .. ..... 1 0 0 ' HutchinsOn and Earle ~ _ 1 _1 VP. D oug l as •• .. . 1 0 0 1 1 has. ' and Wm. fligby,`. - - Jbhn Bavdrsci ofi Runcorn ........ ..... 1 1 0 Itactie 0 10 0 J. A. 'robin .. ... ..:..... 1 1 0 Mrs. H. Swan, Rock Charles H. Ste.;le,'P...cic Ferry. Ferry.................. 1 1 OK. L., Liverpool o 10 a Air:Wm. Young, colL•cted ,- K.1.,J0n es . J'.. c". - - 0 - 10 . 0 7 :, at Messrs. Mantle slid ' Robert Craeg Sonecooperage .......' .1 .10 0 Richard'bbbert 'o 10 0 • John.Liird .1 1 .o . Jcion .Fletcher ..... ...... 0 10 . 0 .. W. Hi - Beckett . 1 1 . 01Jame4 Lister .. .:....... 010 ~ r'' Wm. W. Pennington ,. :.1 , 0 0 J0hnC1int........ ......: 0 . 10 0 ' ' Joseph Heap - Alexander Corili ...... 1 0 0 it, Hetheilngton........ 0 10 0 Stroup; Reid. and c 0.... 1 0 01Ben Ards..... . ~.. 0 10 0 . . S. I eaward .............i 1 . 0 OH. K .Aspina11 . Char. es Groves . 1 0 6J. Glynn and Son Wm. V. Willis Win. Birrel ...... ..... ... 1 0 0 1 John Briscoe .... .'.;. .. 0 1 10. 0 : Woodall and: J0ne5........ 1, - 0 0 1 '.J. Houghton .... Duncan Gibb ~... •...... 1 9 o,Sundry p-rsons .. ... ~...2 Irl . ch . t,• .J. F. Jones ....... ...... .1 - 0 O,C. B. R0bin50n.......: 1 ,1. f! Gsorge .4..ritle ..:.. 1,.0 0 1 L. Hardman.. .........1 - . 1 .u. Robert Rankin -. . 4. ; .. ' . , 45 9 8 eburatfon. ERMANT TAYLURS GR A 31 - 111 S CIL 00 L Craby, ILE-OPASS:' MANDA,Ts Jannaty, 21, The HeR Drast - r. Rev. J. BE nNA am, DI. A„ re':eins Borders. TIOREI.GN LIQUE RS it) . Per Pint Bottle. Maraichiiio fitZira • • Cpracoa 4s. Od. Noyatt. . • Copenhagen Clierry Cordial (Hearing's) Eau de Mil:diem' • •• ••.... 43. Od. •.. _GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE AND ,SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 2;B_ AND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET. PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVE OIL. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43. BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. JEFFREY'S PATENT IN EVERY VARIETY. • THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HOM GEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, ]()1) # 4i, BOLD STREEP, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. . . HM.. MPS ON AND C APPEE,s lIOMCEOPATHIC OR DIETETIC COCOA. n The utmost c?.r, arid attention has been besto wed upo the inaltld facture of_ this preparation, so auto render it a light, butritious, a n wholesome article of diet. It is recenimended by Medical Merin Preference to tea and collet tz conzequemeof its non-stimulating properties, Irhi e, as an ordinal' beverage, nothing can be mom nutritious and agreeable. • '` . BY - THOMPSON,TAND, CAP-PIR,,• HO NREO PATMC ctrEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREI,T (t)PPOsITE SLATER. ST.), LIVE RP,'OL T URKE Y.., ;S PQ.NG-o.* HONEY COMB : iIiONOEH. AMERICAN TOOTH BRRUSHO • TITTERTON'S HAIR BRUSHES. AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER' TITTERTON'S TOOTH BRUSHES. - GLICERIEE- TOILET SOAP' ROSS'S HAIR BRUSHES. T HOMPS ON AND CAPPER, ROMMOPATHIC CF/EI4ISTS, 3, BOLD , STREET (OPPOSITE SLATER STREET), LIVE ~ Rp 00L• E. JONGH'S COD LIVER OIL' THOMPSON AND CAPPER, /10310:EOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET, - Opposite Sl"ater•street4 Liverpool. JA . M E-S ON: S -DUBLIN WHISKY, FIVE YEARS OLD, MATURED IN SEE RRY BUTTS. Per G ,llOll. • • 43. - Od. 21. 05. , ••.•• • • • .... •••.. . • • • • ........ .... Per Mt' Per Bottle. . • . 6s. Od. GIIORGE _B.O:YER - AND {VINE AND SFIRIr ME4CILINTS. 28 4ND 30, • NORTH JOHN . STREET . • Tv.sm ORE'S 2s. Semi-gold PEN will not ehr i J in lb .'tlegree , bv'use o rroeci if left' the uk.—A goOd.lis efai ' ilurabia pen.-Corn ' er of 1301-streFt. _ I t - V=L , , L - L lAAI - • T.,.0 Ii 'l b ' , . BOOT AND SHOE MAKER , 1.8:; nrcii noND-ROW LivEuToola on. iTad~ CUE taw Che .~ oa t Cam area ham Otto in t ?hp held rem ins and the 3 Trz Lon of tj eom the I rim] 2s it -_ and vain 'not] lion tour PObll elimt math Impc Dori num' Coos ANo Cc ST mite ' Lozo thia of on ever, me, Beg i he e: to th IIaPP for u Tern solid Coi „red, I) kidi In this j Yet di CLOSE OF ALLS -0 P ' S ROYAL WAX WORK EXHIBITION, LIME-STREET, LIVFRPOOL. - - R. ALLSOP_retUrn3 his sincere thanks for the liberal supporthas-r4ceived.in Liverriool: ana hereby informs the Public that 'he FINAL C ,I.OSE of his Crystal Palace la xbibition will take place after the eniistroas Holidays. Mr. A. respec fully announces to his friends and the , public generally, that he is gong to Travel wi h hi; Wax Work 'PI zures. - Ther fore, after the Cl: se ophisrprhlbitloa, which will take place in the, middle, ofJannary, 1858, the whole of the' eplendid Statu ary i n the Sculpture G‘illeries, 'all the Plate Lcohing Glassas t Gass. Chandelieriy also Timber in,Galleries, &c., such thingi tligt Mr. A canna: travel with, wiliam offered for SALE. . _ , ELLI I AIRPROOF MATTRESSES, ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED CHAIRS. ‘' • .1,7" , ' I .ILLSWELL'S RPR O O F BCE DS. •HELLE E I,' IRPROOF CUSHION . ifiyELLEWELL'S AIRP,ROOP. SWDIMING BELTS. LTELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF PILLOWS, ELLEWBLL'S AI B, P_R 0 D.F .13 A_T LIS— ,. AT BADUCED. PRICEI4, „ 7 y mos. 2 & 2; QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- - "r 3 STREET. BEING TUE LARGESTP: DS CARLISIIMENTS) IN ENGLAND. ELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERCHA SHEET • FROM 1 s.I I RH, ELLE wtia; s GUTTA PERCHA 7,L ,T: PTV() S't `43d: • PEN • FOO T. ' r • TiTELLEWELLL • - GUTTA . . PERCHA 8, •• 23..4d. PER lb. ITELLg.WELL'S• GUTTA PERCHA VANcY. AltricLEs AT ,REDLICED " P'BI CES. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, , LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- • 'STREET: • - • • • TI E LLE WELL'S WA:TERPRO OF CAPES, FR OW IN . 6tt,'7.1;,], , ,