Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

XS= SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLE ItY,&o.—lmportant Marc:Lints, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Vieltrs, and Parties Furnishing. MR. HART has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, his Day, and following days, at the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street. spbosite Compton House, Ltverpool, the whole of that valuable ifOCK or rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTI'IENWARE, PAPIER WICEIE, GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and Weakfzet sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cat glass Instres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an tausive and valuable stock of electio-plated tea and , offee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, cud plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baske.ts, eleetro-plated table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anct forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance latadie and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, .r .r: most celebrated makers. Eiae to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cataognes to Ind on the Premises, 20, Churcn-streir, Liverp;,ol. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods fur iann , _ , diate and unreserved sale. Valuab e FREEHOLD ESTATES, MA a SION HOUSE, and other PIeOPERTY, in Carnarvoushire. Pe WILLIAM DEW will SELL by AUC TION, To-morrow (Satnrdy), the 31st inst., at 01. e o'c'ock in the eft moon precisely, at the C aside lintel, in the town of CONWAY, in the following or such oth r Itts as they be determined upon t the time of sale, Lot 1. ell that compact and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ealloi COEDNAWR, situate in the parishes of Caerhun and Gyffln, in the county of Caraiarvol, coadpris'ng a Mans o r Ilouse, tffiL'es, Garden, two thriving Plaetitions, and about 43 Acres of rich end well-watered Arab e and Pesture Lend, which has eeen famed by the proprte or for several years, and is now in a good state of cultiva tion. Also, together with the above, or in two eistinct lots, as shall be arraeged, a large Allotment on the lower part of Caerhun onn lain, the ga eater part of which is enclosed, and forms good Pasture Land. The Home has been recenaly erect d, cf the best materiels, and without regard to exeense, and it contains spacious and laity drawing, Aiming, and sitting r .oms, twelve excellent te.i rooms, and -suitable kitchens and ether convenient ffteee, and is well adapted ter the residence of a gentleman with a large family. The House commands the most extenslasund delightful views—on the one side, of some or the finest mountain-scenery in North Wa'es, and, on the other, of the fertile and well wooded valley of the Conway; is wen sheltered from adverse winds, and has a senthem aspect. There are several fins lakes and trout -t earns in the vicinity, and excellent salmon fishing in the liver Conway. distant o ly about two miles. 'The town of Conway, which is a, first class stition on the Chesser and Holyhead 3tailway, 1s only about four miles distant. 2 and 3. A Fien.M, called " Maenyberd'," situate in the sail Parish ot Caerhue, and compaLine a Dwelling House. and convenient Warm Budding, 122 A 3r 17p or thereabouts, of excellent arable and pasture land, now in the occupation of Mrs. J .ne Jones and Mr. John Jones, as yearly renews th .roof. '1 his firm wi 1 be divided into two nearly cruel lots, and the road running through it will be the line of divieirir of :hese 10. 8 4. A TENEMENT railed " Bron Ilentir," situate-in the eaid parish of Caerhun, and comprising a Dwelling House anal Premises, and four Closes, containing together 7a 3r 2p or thereabor ts, now or late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Roberts. b. A DWELLING 1101.35 F, now occupied by Mr. D. Davies, and BUILDINGS and PREMISES neer there e, now used as a facto, y 'and fulling mill, and occupied by Mr. Wm. al ugliest, including tat) landlord's fixtures and machinery. C. A TEN EM eNT, called FF Gerlan," situate in the said parish of Caerhun, and comprising a Dwelling House and save ral e reads, con taining together 12 acres, now in the occupation of Mrs. Margaret Jont-s. 7. Eight DWELLING HOUSES, lately erected on part of Gerlan aforesaid, with the hardens teereto beloneine, now occupied by Jam Williams an others. 8. A Frith, or Piece of Pasture LAND, called " Cae-maen-hir," situate in the said parish of Caerhun, and now in the occupation of sir. Edward Elias. 9. Two other Friths or Pieces of Pasture LAND, called ' l ' Cors Ix len Penni " and " Cae W. en Penui," lso situate in the said parish Caerhun. a , d now occupied by tier. Edward Elias. In. Al that TENEMEeT, ended " Tanybraien," situate in the lilFarish of Caerhun aforesaid,. containing &emit 20 acres, eith the Dwelling House and.Oatbuldines thereon, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Jones, 11. Al ENEMFN n or FR.In}I, called "Coe Coch," Containing 17 a res and 33 t arches of Pasture Lan now in the occupation ot Air. Thomas Roberts. 12. A Faith cr Piece of LAND, ca led " Cae Mewr," containing atont 12 a rue, now in the occupati, n of Mr. W illiam Jones. 1 13. cix Coe: PAGES anti Gardens, known es the Monntpleasant Cott ges," situate near the village of Roewen, and now occupied lay John ()wen and where. If deseed, these Cott: ges might furor part of Lot 1. la 14. A TENEMENT, called "ewer dynyfed," ejoining the said •state of " Coedneawr ' " and comprielng a DWELLING HOUSE, Gardens, and small fi ht; also, another DWELLING HOUSE, called " The ottage," v ith a Garden in front thereof, Low iu the occupation cf the Rev. G.Frenwy 15. A TENEMENT, called " Trwynyrwhylfa," situate is the said Parish of Caerhun, comprising Two COT TA iS and Gardens, now occupie 1 by Rotaert 'Hughes and e hcnses Jones. Also, in one or mare 1 te, iwo I'ENE eIE NTS, called "Henefail" and " Itontddii," comnrlsing Two COTTAGES and Gardens. and also several other CO OTAG eS and Gardens, situate in various parts of the Tillage of Roowen, in the said parish or Ca erhnn, new occupied by William Parry, Rob:rt Roberts, Hneh Roberts, Robe t Jones, Henry Williams, Jatie Roberts, Walliana Owen, Sarah Jones Mary t owlands, Jane Hughes, William Davies, Richard Junes, William Prichard, Richard Hughes, ant Thomas Jones. Ths above property offers a very desirable investment to any -capitalist who might wish to occupy -he mansion-house and 1-t the terms ; or to a gentleman Ceeireus if farming, as the principal lots are near each other, and could be conveniently occupied together. eot 1 may be vieeed on application at Coedmawr house, and the otter lots on application to the respective tenants; and maps of the property and any further patticuLrs may be obtained of the proprietor, Air. Jehn Lloyd Williams; at toe effices of Mr. John Ferry Jones, s linter, Dentaigh ; Mr. Henry Lloyd Jones, solicitor, Danger: or Mr. Bell Williams, lord agent, 17, Hanover-street, Ltverpool. 3 uli I icy: t ism. THE ECONOMICAL WONDEIt CF THE DAY. ANDEI.'S MESSIA FI, complete, Is. 4d.; Ilayan's Seasons and th. CreJtior, 2.. each ; Hamil ton's Modern Inst ru cti ons f or t h e Pianoforte, 155th edit on, 45.; Do. for , inging, as ; Hamilton's Cie:i pary; of 3,5t0 Musical Terms, 52nd edition, i., ; and Clarke's Catechism of the Rudiments of Music, 47th -edition, Is. London: Foe?. Cocas Sc Co.. New Burlington-street, W. Just Published, Price Is. 63. ADVICE 4.U0 - UT AVERAGE, For the benefit of MASI ERS of MERCHANT fEsSE By William Henry BrocLett secretary of the Chamber .of Commerce, and Average stater, Newcastle-upon- yi.e. With an _Appendix by the uthor ; and an Introductory ACdress. By William 13. Tyrer, Liverpool. In C. own Bto . See -nth edit on, clot'r, 10s. 6d., LEES' LAWS OF SHIPPING AND INSUItANt2E, with a copious Appendix, containing the existing Statutes, Custom house and Allot ' ktegu'ati:ins, Pommel Deeds and Writs, and adapted to the 27int Mercantile Marine Law. By James Lees, Esq., aut h or o f Manuel for shipmasters." In Crown Sea. ' e'atle, price 6s, LEES' MANUAL FOIL SHIPMASTERS. in a Series of Letters addressed to them oa their Qualifications, Duties, Powers, Responsi bilities. yet , ari,ing from the diffeient situations in which they may ba placed dn.ing the course of voyage. By James Lees, Es. /4 Cr , nen Sea., sewed, price 23. d ; 044, 3s. LEES' Pit kCTICAL DIGEST OF a IiEM ERCHANT' SHIPPING /c r. 1654, 17 8/'lB VIC., c. 104, "An Act to amend and consolidate the Laws resting to Merchant Shipping," m rho ically arranged ; - iFIIII a full Table of ConleLts, and a. Tai.le of the Repealed Acts. By James Lees, Esq. Creole Philip and Son, publishers, Si, South Cas:le street, Livar. col, arid,. legit-street, London. ebvratraii. MES SRS. DUGIT and MARTIN commence their EVE,INIING /tISE3II3LIES t an the 4th Nov., 41t Light 0'4 , 104..m.)16, DUKE-STREET. • _ EDUCII:TIONAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR TING LADIES. Mrs. WALKER begs to announce that she has removed her School :to bad, Fslkner—street, near Grove -street ; and whilst returning Shanks to those who have hi litrto favoured her with their coral dence, wishes tointimate that she has succeeded in secur.ng the cervices of the most . mineut Jlas era in their respective Deoart meat ; and that the syztern pursue 1 in her Esta'Aishruent is in all 'aspects in accordance with the most approved plincip:es of the ?resent cosy. The ensuing Quarter will commence on Monday the ath of Catoher. 'terms and Prear,ectuFes may be obtained on aowication. THE FRENCH LANG ICA - GE taught on a , • entirely New Sys'ena,' M,ONS. RA GONOT,, (OF PARIS,) Author of the "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH rOCABULARY," *&c., &c. The principle of this sr:tem is found e d upon the natural and Infallible method universally followed by the mother In teaching her child. The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial; the gener,el impression is, tut a language can be acquired, only in the country : here itis spoken, and doubtless, this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so -fa* us to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a language before th.e pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With ettch theory, all human devices must necessarily fail, and hence helm merous complaints of wasted time and inceectual endeavours, whilst the teaching of nature is universally successful. To those who have laboured in vain, and.who now despair of ever understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the faculty may be easily acquired, but not by r.tay of the artificial. ISM, however ingenions, to which allusion has been made. nfortEsT ItEFEBENCES WILL Its NIVEN. lat" FAMILIES AND SCrOOLS ATTENDED. ,PALVATE LESSONS GitErf. avmse CLASSES. The " SysthoLic ANor.o-Ear--ten Wx:aaoLsar;" sth tNlition, par- Iticu'arly adapted for Schools, Sze., approved and sanctioned for the Use of the Institutions for the deal and dumb. in England.cad France. by 2'o be had from the Author, M. Ragonet, and sold all booksellers, 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. JOHN M'GIBBON, MST-CLASS GENTLESfENI AND LADIES' BO , ()MAKER Pilo. 10, MUOEFIELD, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL NIA& TIM RESPECTFULI Y EXCHANGE, recommends his New Patent OTATOitY HEELS and -INSTEP STEEL SPRINGS, which excel all other Boots made, fbr Ease. Economy Dunibility, and nicety on the feet. Likewis •, made to t rder, Strong Asti Doable Strong BOOTS of all de.criptions. Also, 1 =Wig Jockey Boots in o'er) , par scalar style. N. 13.—J. M'G. has returned from London with a New and Select Stock of first-etas French, German, and English Leather, lit for any season of the year. B.' CAMERON, . WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOO4.. COLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD ana ALBERT CHAINS, JEWELLERY and ELECTRO PLATE. • ELLIS'S SODA WATER AND LEMONADE . pronounced by Dr. Mospratt. to be perfectly pure and CIMMTOALLY THE BZIVr - A the kin g d om, an d pe!ected by him for ha private use, since the iLtroduction of the Rivington compon,E, THOMAS LEWIN, aossiv, •"*STLE STREET. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1857 IvANTED, a respectable OFFICE BOY.- Apply at the Northern Times office. ANTED, a Respectable Servant.—Apply co Mrs. Richmond, No. 66, Eastbourne-street, Everton. AREz3l. l r ()TABLE YOUTH, about 16 yea's or age, wbo can Read and Write well.—Wanted by Cope Pros., and Co.. Lord Nelson-street, Liverpool. WA ED, a respectable Youth, as an IN APPRENTICE, in a .Geleral Metal Warehouse. —Apply to Messrs. R. Anderson and Co., 74, Duke-street. ITANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a SITUATION as WAITRESS; has no objection to an hotel in the country. —Please address 103, Northern Times office. TANTED, the LOG of ()API'. ROGEI - t, or either of his MATES, if they kept one, for which One Guinea will be given.—Apply at the Northern Timcs office. AYOUNG PE.NSON, (a Protestant), with 2/ years Chamfer, wishes to obtain a SITUATION in a Nnrsery, or to wait upon a Lady.— Address, A. 110, Nurttern Times S.AT ANTED, by a young Man, in his 19tli year, a SITUATION as CLERN. or COLLECTOR. A Salary no object. Good references.—Address A 167, Northern Times office. A_ respectable middle age person is in want. of a situation as UPPER-HOUSEMAID or HOUSE KELPER to a single gentleman.—Address, 26, Sidney Street, Fast. WANThD, a bITUATIUN, by an expel-kneed English Nurse, aged 30, Can take an infant from a month. Has five years' good reference in town.—Apply at 42, Mount-pleap.nt. respectable YOU-N. G MAN wishes to m ee t with a Companion, to join him in taking comfor table Appartments. Satisfactory references.—Address, with name, &c., A. 92, Northern Times office. TO PAR , .NTS AND GUARD ANS. W I T ANTED, in a Merchant's Office, a respect able YOUTH, about 15 years of age, Reply, stating all pat tieular,, to A. 101, Northern Times office. RESPECTABLE Single Men can be accommo dated with APARTMENT::—Sitting-room and Bedroom. Charge Moderate.—Apply at No. 43, Upper Stanhope street. VI ANTED, for a Young Gentlemen, a nice and I well furnished SITTING-ROOM and BEDROOM near Pembroke-place. —A Idress T. V. S., Box W 21, Post-office Liverpool. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Everton, a PARLOUR and Two BED-ROOMS, with or without Board ; where no other lodgers are taken.—Apply to A. 88, Northern Tones office. of W A i ti TED I to E ll E () %'.l' Ewitv,hiitrhl COACH-HOUSE H miles STABLE. The Cheshire !ide preterred,—Address, stating terms and situation, A tl3, Northern Times office. Respectable Person, who will be disengaged about Christmas, wishes to engage as NURSE with a F amily mho would be going to America.—Adrress M., Ls.thln's Cottag , , 37, rast Bank-street, Southport. w AN TED, by a young Woman from the North (aged 25), a SI lIIAIION as HOUSE ).I k ID, where a Waltresi or Butler is kept. Eighteen month.' good r aerences in town.—Apply at 42, Mount- p'easaut. - - - - UTANTcD, to purchas e , a sma ll F reeholu Or PUBLIC-HOUSE, price not to exceed £300. Apply to George M Connel, Eqate Agent, 13, Pasnett-street. KK1,11,171:R A Bit ' or experience, some years in his last situation, where he kept the Books by voob'e Entry. is now disengaged; his terms moderate; would make himself generally useful i n the office. Testimonials of the first re spectability; security if reunired.—Address, A. 94, North:rn Times office. SHIP SURGEON.—rI quailfied and d SURGEON, used to Pasenger Vessels, wishes for an ; ppointment in an Emigrant Snip for any port in America.— Address, M. D., Northern limes Oflice. WANTED, a respectable YoUNG I.'EItSUN, as WET NUR SS; one win can be well receorn no ended. and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address ilox A. Gl), Northern Times office, Liverpool. ACOMMERCIAL MAN hav'.ng a good con nection amongst Grocers, in Lancashire, Yorkshire, and North of England, is OPEN to either a SOAP or FRUIT CUll lON.—Address 0. P., Post-office, Bolton. WA-NTED, a Copy of the W o rk ‘` Gtreialasso de la Vigo," published by Paul R. RTCONT, in English, IGSB, folio edition, for which a liberal price will be given.— Apply to the For them Tones office, Liverpool. NVANTED, Ornamental Shrubs, Evergreens - , and FOREST TREES of any age or size. Parties wishing to dispose of these will please ..ddress, Letter Box, S. 13 Pest -office, Lip crpool. WANTED, an ACTENCY by a Party in Liver pool. for anicles in general demand, amongst the Shipping, h owing good connections.—Address A. 60, Northern Tires ojfce. UPPER-HUUSEMAID.—Ia a private %silere a footman is kept, a thorough HOUSEMAID is wanted.—Apply by letter, stating all particulars, and refererces to C. G.. Pox I', No. 2, P. st ()aim T ANT Lll, by a Young Mau, tram London, V a SITUATION as INVOICE or ENT ERING CLERK In a Mercantile House. Salary no object. Gool references. Address, A. 97, N,rtlern Times Office. WANTED in the neighnourhooct of Bruns wick-she t, Water -street, or Fanwick—street, with immediate possession, a G,od Double or Single OFFICE. Adnresa, A. 98, Northern Times Office. NVANTED, by a PUltsEß,thoroughly qualifi e d, Y an engagement. Has been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest re!erences stib.nitted.— Adareha, S.. Boa C. 13, l'uit Office, Liverpool. WANTED, at a Private House, Southport, Cl 1 01 i and HOUSEMAID, of good Character. Wages according to ability. English preferred.---Address, stating time in last place, and re , erenee to A 67,Northern Times office. W ANTED, EVENINU EMP.LOYMENT by a young man disengaged after five o'cl.elc p.m., to ;:, assist a tradesman in making out accounts, Ste., for an &our or two. —Address A. 47. Northern Times ffice. VS/ANTED, by a Cientletnan, for the wthter, a comfortable SITTING -ROOM and BPDROOM near the rhilharmon c Ha I.—Address, stating terms. which must be mo,lerato, includi ng gas and lire.—Addres,. A. 9i. NOrthel 71 'lilies office. AYOUNG GENTLEMAN, desirous of learn ing the German Language, would be glad to meet with a German Tutor, who could spars two hours in the evening once or twice a week.—Address, stating terms, &c., to R., B. 3, Aortkrn Times office. AYoung Gentleman, of good co nnect i on, an d steady in tabits, who is at pres nt in a firs'-class shipping House in Liverpol, wishes to meet with ano her ENGAGE MENr, as Forwarding Clerk, &c , in either Liverpool or Manchester. Address R.H., 84, Northern Times offee. A. FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY - , of repute and wealh, desire to secure the fervices or activo and ,nergetie representatives in all pa. rs of the Midland and (Northern Districts of England. Very liberal terms will be offered to really quAl.ded ii.erso_.a —Apply to 3i. K., Northern Tane a office, Liverpool. LD NI.:WSPAPERS WANTED TIMES of July to December, 1855; and of Januzry, Fel2rnary, and March, 1856. SPACiATOR in July and September, 1855; Auzu.st to December, 1856; d January to April, 1857. ECONOMIST In 1855 and 1857. Apply to Mr. A fLwARD, 82, Lord at-eet. iT AN I:l',D, OF bTSOaTuM'sDItiTRICT, ail efficient ..'7 , ,CRIPTURE READER, who, bosidts other duties, would to competent to Superintend the Evening Meetings of the WORKING MENS' Ass , cramorr. A knowledge of music desira ble. Salary not less than .'6O per annum. —}" ar further particulars, apply,by letter only, to the Rev. John Macnaught,,G.3, Everton-road, Liverpool. Co be /I et. rlio be LET, a Double and a Single OFFICE, on the ground fl oor. A p l y at No, 26. Temole,treet. Drawing-room, o. Pr...L . 1011r aim Bed room, to correspond. Hot and Cold Shower Baths; 17, Catherine Street. LODGINUS. —Two YOUNG- GI4ATLEMIiN can be aceimmodated with LODGINGS in a nice airy situation, No, a 2, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Torteth P. rk, 41M easonable Terms, 7p i 'lO b e LET , an Excellent Office in Union -street lon the first Sour. Four Rooms.—Rent £7O per annum,—Apply to R. Wilma , Hu:lett, and Co., Orange-cunt , Castle street, Liverpool. 'llk, b e L k , an HOUSE, No. 89. Mill -street. Rent moderate.— Apply to Mr. Richardsen, 102, Pembroke place, or to J. Lowry, Eatate Agent, Wprwick,gre••t. _ . ri 10 be LET, spacious and well-lighted OFFICES in the new buildings, 22, Lord-strett, containing two, three, and . for rooms, with every convenience in the re7st modern style —At ply - at 22, ord•street. rt ) be LET, a well-funtixheci 1) t, AWIN ROOM, with excellent BED-R1)011 upon the same Floor. Tanis tribdarate.— Address 4^, Upper Canning street, Falkner-square. Excellent conking if required. rro he LET, spacious OFFICES iu the new Middleton -builiiirgs, Water-street, comer of Etn mtord street. Plans may be aeon, and every int trmat on obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower-iniildinys West. TO GROCERS AND °VISION DEALERS. To be LET, very cheap, a SHOP in the above huffiness, the proprietor giving it up on account of other business,—Addr‘s. A 100 Northern nmee eke. rillo be LET, convenient PREMISES adjacent 1 to the Line of D with 100 feet frontage, and entrance by gates on two streets. Also, al ENGINE and BOIi.ER POE S ...Lie.—dddreal A. IGO Northern Times office. Co fl. ILet 0 be LE T splendid SHOP and SHOW " ROOMS, liOld-street, for a few weeks.---Apply, by letter, A. 8. , 4; Sir-street. APARTm ENTS•—Excellent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of pianl if requsred.—Address A. 76, Northern Times office. • 9 - 10 be LET, an ex ce ll en t D v UI3LE UkTIGE, No. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick -street Fixtures to in disposed of. Possession immediately.—Apply to the present occupant, or Mr. Clayton, the superintendent, on the premises. APARTMENTS MO be LET, an Elegant Furnished DRAW. ING ROOM and BED ROOM, with every aceornmo d don and attendance, where there are no Children or Lodgers._ Address 73 Clarence•terrace, Everton-road. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIMBER DEALERS. TO BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with aSawpit, Joiner's Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-pace. —Apply at No. 1, Ashton-street. TO be LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of Gmiton, next door to Liverpool House, a good DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with 'arge Plate Glaqs front, now occupied by a confectioner, and will be at lib.rty by Ist November next.—Apply to Mr. James Longton, Wootton Hill, near Liverpool. (IVO be LET, with immediate possestion, a good HOUSE and SHOP, with Plate Glass Front, 21 f.et deep, w'th parlour, kitchen, and scullery on the same floor, suitable for a pawnbroker, furniture broker, or a first-class shoe sh,p. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr. James Latham, Grocer, Liverpool-road, St. Helen's. BUSINESS PREMISES, WOODSIDE , BIRKENH EAD. To be LEI, with immediate possession, those premises known as the " LANCASHIRE AND YORK SHIRE COMMERCIAL HousE,' , situate at No. 53, Chester street. The above may be taken at a low valuati3n, including Satutes, &e.— Appl , to J. B. Cliffe, 130, Chester-street, Birkenhead. S =NDOWN PARK, WAVEttTREE. mo be LET, a Semi-detach e d VILLA RESI ji ir_P_:NCE (now finishin?), containing dining-room, drawing room, parlunr, kitchen, and butler's pantry, on the ground floor; six bed rooms, two dressing rooms, baths, Sze.; three spacious attics, and excel ent cearing.—For particulars apply to the Architect, Mr. C. SHERLOCK, 22, King-street. Liverpool. U SET, in Mill-hank, Anfield-htue. Walton Breck, convenient DWELLING HOUSES, with modern conveniences. Rents reo 'e , •ate. Also, a convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with a smiU BREWERY attached, situate in Cagle-street, Kirkdale ; also, commodious PREMISES in Islington * gaare, one door from Shaw-st , set, suitable for Pub is Meetings, an Academy. &c.—Apply to A. W. Chalmers, 5, Fenwick street, ElAt VILLA. sb.4Foicrid. TO be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exert' converience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet ; a plenti`al supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an encl ).ed garden. Also, Coa h Home and Stables, on the grounds, mil detached Wash Houss. Rent .465 per annum.— Enquire on the premises, Elm Roid, Seaforth. MAYFIELD- AD, AI6I:U To be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a Semi-detached VILLA, containing dining and drawing-rooms, kitchen, scullery, &c , &c., on groun , l floor, five bed-rooms, and dr es*ing-room, bath-room, and water-closet, with hot and cold water supply, gas, &c , throughout the home. Rent, un furni=hed, 55.—Enquire on the Premises, or of S. Waterhouse, Esq. Derby-square, Liverpool. AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM TO BE MET WITH. TO be LET, a very compact 20 BARREL BREWERY, and able to brew 60 bare is a week, all now in working order, and able to brew the best mild and bitter ales both for draft and bottling. There is an excellent HOUSE attached, w.th shippiu, stabling, cooperage, store-rooms, large gar den, field, and every convenience. The %vete, is the finest srin water, has been analysed. and pronounced as good water as any In Ergland.—Address, A 112. Northern Daily Times office. The whole Premises are rented very low; the cause of leaving is ill health, and not able to attend to it. Co be :Voir, PREPAR Al ORY NOTICE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE Lot I.—Six three-storey HOUSES, with front and back rarlonrs bay wind:ws in front, and gardens at the back. It , n", £144. Lot 2.—Two HOUSES, wita bay wincing& and five shops; all let Rent, The Property is new, well built drained, and flagged comp!eti.. It is well situated, and will be Sold to pay a large per tentage. I. or further particulars app y to Mr. P. Ellis, Architect; Mr. J. Sh'innalti, 6, CI, vt3u-square ;or at P, FOR SALE, by PrwAte, OFFICE FIXTURES. Apply at No. 9, Lancaster-buildings, Exchange. FIELD :o SELL, or LET, Bootle -lane Station, Kirkdale; for any kind o f W or k s, or Pasture, Land.—Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. (IN SALE, a Second-ha n d FIRE - P ROOF SAFE and COPYING PiiESS. To be Sold cheap. Address A 111, Nort iern Times office. I(EN PLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. • WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Swectiog street. rpo be_SOLD, a Pure Bred-ALDERNEY COW, 1 . a Pure Bred TURKISH COW (in calf), and Two POiNTERS.—AppIy at the Stabile, Upton Hall, near Birk nhea 'V OR SALE, 'a D a rk Co,B )44. !lauds, tour 1 . 1 years old, steady, sound, and can be warranted as not having the slightest vice.--address Z. Box, Postai:Fee, Birkenhead. - - as SALE, a BAY HORSE, ,stands 16 hands two inches, a pswerful steady animal; and accustomed t draw a Brougham and a Plant m.—Apply at 42, Pilgrim-street, Corn .r of Mount-street. ALignt littOU (*HAM, equal to new, to b e S o ld , a bargain.—To view, apply at R. Mulliner'a Car riage Maattfactory, (late Gorst'a), 61, Great. Charlotte -street. Liver pool. AFashionable and bt3ltsti Four Wheel DRAG- 7 complete, to be parted with in consequence of the owner ordered abroad.—At Milliner's, 61, Great Charlotte-street Liverpool., SOLD, for Twenty Pounds, an excellent Second-hand PIANOFORTE, by Kenna . v, of London. Atgy be seen at Ja mes S m i th ' s Music Warehouse, -Lord-streets Liverpool. FOR SALE, a DAIIK. BAY HORSE, with B'cek Leas; Six yeas old; 151 handi high, fit for Saddle, or Double or Single Harness; warranted son, d, and free from vice.—May be seen at Atkinson's Livery Stables, .eel-street, L verpool. rrO be SOLD, a POLICY of INsUIiANCE for £1,500, effected in 1849, in the Rock Life Office, upon the Life of a Gentleman, aged 57, resident at Lisbon. Annual Premium, £65 17a. 6d.—Apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, solicitors, Liverpool and Birkenhead. A SATE IN VE , TMENT AND NO RISK. ON SALE a bargain, 8-128 t h t o 40- 128th shares in a New Colliery, now in Working Order, and Rapidly Improving. Coal very good, will pay from 20 to 30 per cent. —For pariicalara, address. A. SO, 'Northern Times office. ONE or two ii.e.,NTLEMEN can he accommo dated with a well furnished DRAWING-ROOM, add one r two BE 9-ROOMS when there are no other_ lodgers, hi a healthy s:tnation, about one mile from the Exchange. References exchanged —88 s, G. 23, Northern Times oflice. BARGAIN. TO lie SOLD, a SEXTANT, FOWLING PIECE, suor, BAG, and PoWDEB. FLASK. Ihe former, when new, cost Ten Pounds ; the latter, Three Pounds Ten 3111111.g5. ' , Price, .es. Address A 105, Northern Times 0/Ice. T O be DISPOSED OF, in one of - the most respectable busy thoroughfares in town, in conse quence of ill health, an excellent Double Fronted SPIRIT VAULTS.' The returns average near y 430 per week, and might be 'reu2h in creased by an e , terprising party aenstorned to the business. Incoming for goodwi 1 and fittings, including bagatelle table, Sc., XBso.—Address A 101, Northern Times office. 0 E F i Always on Hand , f X or L U E, 11' E 8 • • , GE 0 RG E CHUCK'S, JOINERAND CAB INE T M AKER, 16. REDCROSS STREET. (AN SALE, a splendid dark brown Larriage ILF HORSE, 16 hands 2 inetes high, one of the finest Brougham horses in England ; also , a first-rate C 18, 14 hand s 2 lndhei high— go t by the celebrat e d merican horse Sam Slick, and can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to mr. ChalLe Garner, Lime-street, who will refer any party to the TO CONTRACTORS, MAsONB, AND Qu'Altit MEN. r 10 BE SOLD, an excellent Set of Double ROLLERS, with HOPPER, contained in strong Cast-iron. Frame, suitable for Crushing Sugar or any hard substance, or Grinding Clay :or Brickmaking , the rollers are four in number, two above and two below, with turned cylinders, strong wrought and turned shafts. powerful wheal, o.aring constructed in a peculiar manner for waking economically—Apply to Mr. Bollerhesd, Messrs. Holme and Nicol. 10 Benson-street, Liverpool. rilu BE SOLD, an d may b e seen as new .fixed up, at the Reservoir, in Audley-a'reet, Eiterton, a Horizontal Fight-horse Power ENGINE, and Ten-horse Tubular BOILER, with all Hoisting Gear, Framework, Sze., complete ; has been Used for hoisting large stones out of the quarry. AISO, a large and well-constructed BALK FitAME, by M'Doull, of Tasgotv, ill-- chi:ling in the same frame a High-pressure ENGINE, with Gearing and everything ready for work. Al.to, a Patent Deal FRAME, upon the same principle, nut without the engine above, with Gearing &c., complete.—Apply to M.. Hollurhead, Messrs. iiohne and Nicol, 10, :Benson-street, Liverpool. PUBLIC NOTICE. I tyrl3. J. WILSON begs winform his num erous L Patrons, and the Mercantile Community generally, that his Additional Rooms are NOW OPEN 'or the supply of first rata SOU S, CHOPS, STEAKS, &c., and soli: its a cont nuatce of that patronage which has been so liberally bestowed upon him for the last six years. N.B. Chops and Steaks :erved qui e in the London style. ger Mart haute Restaurant and Lunche n 'Rooms, 8, Union-court. Caetle-streft, adjoin ng the Branch Bank of England. FM I N G'S Ho TEL, 62, HANOVER-S TREET, LIVERPOOL. Contiguous to the Railway Stations, Steam Boat Landing, &c. BEDS. .... Is. to Is. 61. LUNCH... .... .... St [ 'TING R00M5...... 2 s . t o 3 s. DINN 4 .R • ......• I 6d. to Is. s. to BREAKFASTS ls. t 3 2e . Attendance.. —ls. per day. as. WINES, SPIRITS, ALES , STOUPS, CIGARS, &c., Of the !Inuit quality, Families and Geltlemen Lodged and Boarded at moderate charges. DINNERS, SUPPERS, &c., prepared for small or large Parties. An ORDINARY Daily a I o'c'ock—Charge Is. Two Excellent BILLIARD ROOMS. 11.8.-... A Night Porter always in Attendance. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. E LECTION OF COUNCILLORS ON MONDAY, 2ND NOVEMBER, 1857, The Burgesses of the Sixteen Wards will have t) supply the Annual Vacancies by Electing One Councillor for each Ward, to serve for Three Years. The following are the Councillors who go out of Office : No. 1, or Everton Ward ...... Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite. No. 2, or Scotand Ward.. ....Mr. Archibdd Charles Stewart. No. 3, or Vauxhall Ward ....Mr. Edward Bradley. No. 4, or St. Paul's Ward Mr. John Rowland MeGuffie. No. 5, or Exchange Ward .....Mr. Thomas Littledale. No. 6, or Castle Street Ward ..Mr. Hugh Hornhy. No. 7, or Saint Peter's Ward .. Mr. Harmood Banner. No. 8, or Pitt Street Ward ....Mr. Samuel Robert Graves. No. 9, or Great George Ward.. Mr. Thomas Wagstaff. No. 10, or Rodney Street Ward Mr. Charles Mozley. No. 11, or Abercromby Ward .. Mr. John Abraham Tinne. No. 12. or Lime Street Ward .. Mr. James Johnson. No. 13, or St. Anne Street Ward Mr. Joseph Kitchen. No. 14, or West Derby Ward ..Mr. Richard Mitchell Beckwith. No. 15, or South Toxteth Ward Mr. John Stewart. No. 16, or North Toxteth Ward Mr. Bernard Hall. THE. FOLLOWING POLLING PLACES Have been k)pointed by the respective Aldermen and Assessors, and are approved by the Mayor. No. 1, or EVERTON WARD. A BOOTH, opposite to HALLiDAT's COFFEE HOUSE, RUPERT LANE. No. 2, or SCOTLAND WARD. The HOUSE, No. 13, oil the West sidtl of DEVINGTON HILL, occupied by T. o.Aus, as a Temperance Hotel. No. 3, or VAUXHALL WARD. The HOUSR. occupied by Geoaoa GURDEN, No. if 7, on the West Side of VAUXHALL ROAD, neimly opposite the end of Pant Street No. 4, or ST. PAUL'S WARD. The HOUSE, of Mr. Jona MATHICE at , he North West Corner of ST. PAUL'S SQUARE. No. 5, or EXCHANGE WARD. The North Eni of the SESSION HoU,E, in €HAPEL STREET. No 6, or CASTLE STREET WARD. The COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DALE STREET, occupied by Mr. DEAKIN. No. 7, or SAINT PETER'S WARD. The PUBLIC HOUSE, Sign of the RING 0' BELLS, In SCHOOL LANE, occupied by ANN lioucinTos. No. 8, or PITT STREET WARD. The COMMITTEE ROOM, of the SOUTH CORPORATION SCHOOL, in PARK_LANE. No. 9. or GREAT GEORGE WARD. The SHOP, No. 70, on the North Side of NELSON STREET, occupied by EDWIN THOMAS. No. 10, or RODNEY STREET WARD. The COFFEE HOUSE, NJ. 71, near the entrance to the NEW ARCADE. on the east bide of iii. NS HAW STREET, occupied by Mr. MixcLIELLs. No. 11, or ABERCROMI3Y WARD. The PHCENIX INN, on the East S de of M AUNT PLE tSANT, occupiel by EnwlN RontersoN. No. 12, or LIME S TREET WARD The HOUSE, No. 88, en the South &do of LONDON ROAD, occupied by EDWARD FORD. No. 13, or SAINT ANNE STREET WARD The HOUSE of Mrs. HINDLE, No. 55, on the West Side of CHRISTIAN STREET. No. 14. or WES DERRY WARD. The HOUSE, on the Sputh Side of EDGE HILL. In the occupation of JOHN JecEsoN, and opposi.e S.. Mary's Church. No. 15, or SOUTH TOXTETH WARD. The SHOP on the West Side of PARK ROAD, occupied by ELIE t GOULD, near the Church of St. John the Baptist. No, 16, or NORTH TOXTETII WARD. The HOUSE, No. 60, sAIN J PEACE, occupied by WILLIAJI JONES. The time allowed for Polling is from Nine o'clock in the Forenoon to Four o'clock in tho Afternoon ; but the Presi ling Officers have power to close tho Poll at any time before Four o'cl ck, is one hour shall have o apsed during which no Vote shall have been tendered for any C indidate. At the request of the Aldermen and Assessors of the respective Wards and on my own behalf, F. bill SND, Town Hall, 2gth October, 1157. TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PETER'S WARD. GENTLEMEN, —Mr Banner has issued an Advertisement, which has also been exteoeively placarded through the Ward, in which he is pleased to say that I h a d " thought proper to stet in the NORTIIHN DAILY TIMES that the Church in Myrtle-street. attached to Vie orphan Asylum, was erected by übscription, while the credit of building it is taken to myself." In reply permit ma to say, that not having been the author of the artic e to which Mr. Ranier refers, tha allegation that i have misrepresented him is Wl - 1..)L t•Y UN I RUE. I have too high a respect tor Mr. Banner as a private Citizen to allow me to say one word in his disparagement, but at the same tame I cannot al otv him even in the midst of au election excitement, to attribute to me personally any article which may appear in a public journal with whims I happen to I ave connection. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, South John -street, October 28, 1857. CHARLES WIr.LMER. ST. PETER'S WARD. M UNICIPAL ELECTION, 1857 At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD, held at the CLARENDON-ROOMS, MOH h Jo'in-street, On MONDAY, the 19th (i ctober, Mr. CHARLES WILLVEE Li the Char, It was moved by RICHARD JOHNSON, Esq., seconded by JOHN HASTINGS, Esq , supported by J. R. DARSIE, Esq., and re , olved unanimously— " That in th opinion of this Meeting, C. T. Bowring, Esq., is a fit and proper po - son ta re,ir . sent Saint Paces Ward in the Town Ciuncil; and this Meeting pledges it .elf to use every constitutional means ta secure his return at the ensuing Election." Mr Bowring having addressad the Meetine, It was farther moved by Itowesto FLOWER, Esq , ssconde I by THOMAS URQUHART Esq., and resolved unanimously— " That the following gentlemen be appointed a committee ( or the purpose of con 'tiding the Election of Mr. Bowring, and that they have power to add to their Lumber :- 1:ICIIARD CROSSLEY, RICHARD Jon NSON, Jo :IN HA • TINGS, J. It. I:AERIE, THOMAS Jos, CHARLES WILLM ER, J. C. Mc Dor.A.Ln, J. G. BROWN, J. B. 80., KAMER, ANDREW BATII3ATE, J. F. EDWARD FLOWER, J. R. Lim N, THOMAS I RQUHART, SAMUEL JOB, BALPU HESS, ANDREW DUNCAN, W. FENN SMITH, J. J. IVELHUISII, J. CARMICHAEL, JOHN PHILLIPS, SA , IIIEL DAVIES, SAUL Moss, JOSEPH SEWELL, D. Barr on, W. MELHUISH, J. G JACOB, J. J. RICKEERY, J. FLETCHER , S. BURLEY, EvA J. B. SLATER, J. H. SMITH, J. LOONEY, JAME BRAM , RD, THOMAS EMPOOM, THOMAS VICARS, son., THOMAS VICARS, jan., ANDREW COOPER, F J . Ruts, A. 13 . HAYWARD, ALPRED POWELL, JOSEPH SING, JAMES JACKSON, Joni./ RYE, P. A. HOLZBUR G, W. ALLISON, T. HUGHES, P. CARROLL, JOSEPH ROBERTS, B. L. JOSEPH, JOHN DOOLEY, RICH.RD LLOYD, HENRI' YOUNG, JAMES Usctuusar, JOHN DANIELS, If. T. iMITH, HENRY WRIGHT, J DUMBARTON, A. LILLYMAN, J. J. MAxwELL, LAWRE CE LovELADT4 R. D. GLYNN, J. MPH'S, H. H. GIBSON, Mr. Do 41D, LE,VIS DANIEL, Mr. DRYS DALE, Mr. M'FIE, Mr. FOWLER, JULIUS AI OTT, R. WOOD, G HORDE WADE, Jun., JOHN EVANS, M CHA L AYLWARD, DAVID CAMPBELL, C. 0' DOHERI Y. THOMAS AS:i5 RE, 1•11 ES ORR, J. DossoN, R GODB,R, JOSEPH WOODHEAD." TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD. GENTLEMEN, —The receipt by me o f a requi Fition from a very numerous and highly r ., spectahle portion of your body, inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as it candidate to represent ou in the Town Council, leaves me no other course (compatible with a sense of du , y) than to come forward as ac ndidate for your suffrages, at the approaching Municipal Election. C nnect•ed as I have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for a period of nearly twenty years, such a mark of your confidence is highly appreciated by me; rv,d should it be the will of the majority, to pl we me as your lepreseetatice, in the council, I beg to assure you that my best exertions shall be continually exercised to 'orward your nterests, and that, of the Cortimun:ty generally. Although we have a eOmparative absence of great party cries, and subjects of contention. I co , calve there are an abundance of objeJts to which the attention end labenrs of 3 our representatives should be directed. The present state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne with ; it calls fir the earnest attention, and immediate action of your Town Council ; the supply of so important a necessary of life and health, in the nnre state, overldes all other considerations; and from the interests involved, demands an early settlement. That your Corporate funds should be managed with the greatest eco nomy, is so evident a proposition, that I will only allude to it by saying, that the attention of your council should be kept constantly alive to the necessity of keeping the expenditure of the great revenue entrusted to their management, and derivellfrorn the hard labour of all the various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible with the wants and interests of that community. Connected with this sub ject, s another of great importance. It is highly . essential, that a careful revision of the Corporation Property should be made, so that It may be dearly ascertained of what it consists. There are mail. other subjects which cannot be more than touched upon, within the limits of n a Idress, such as the spreading of Edu cation—the fosterirg of useful institations, and e'evatiue; influences which I hold to be Ike duty of oar local legislature. These subjects, if it be your p7eastwe to return M 3 as your representative, shall have the mast earnest cod industrlons application of my abilities applied to them.-- i remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant, C. T. BOWRING. South John-street, October 15th, 1857 TO THE BURGESSES OF SCOTLAND WARD. GEN TLEMEN,—Hoving received a requisition sign-ed by a number of respectab'e voters in your Ward, wishing me to become a Cand d =tes to represent you in the Town Council at the ensuing El ction, I feel honoured by the com plhrent, and at once ac ced e t o your wishes. Having now suftLient leisure at my disposal to make myself useful on the Committees of the Council, where I apprehend" its real business is transacted, you may re.t assured that If Elected, I shall endeavour to serve you rk ther by deeds than words. Many lees! improvements are much needed, and I shall use my best energies to aid in carrying them out, if they can be effected w;thout laying additicnal burdens upon the inhabitants. If the yet large funds at the disposal of the corporation be judiciously and skil fully managed, I am of op i nion that such improvements may be safely and gradually effected. Years of agitatien have unfortunately marked the progress of the Water Question—l shall, if elected, give it my beat attention, and endeavour, to the bast of my ability, to have this vexed question settled to the satisfaction. of the Burgesses at largesll • • Gentlemen, I have no personal motive in responding to your dell, ese-pt it be the desire to be useful, and to gain the good-will of my . ellow-town• men. If, therefore, you are of opinion that I 01111 prove a practical a - d indep•ndent representative, then elect me, and I will serve yuu faithfully—if otherwise, I shall cheerfully submit to you deels'on.—l remain, gentleman, your Obedient servmat, Bzllefield-house, West Derby- roa d , J•kbIES ORELLIN. October 15th, 1957. VERTON AND KIRKDALE WARD MELLY FOR EVER! ZOOLOGICAL GARDE NS DISTRICT A PUBLIC MEETING, Of the Friends and Supporters of GEORGE MELLY, ESQ., Will be held THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), In the WHITEFIELD HALLA HYGEA STREET, Near the Zoological Gardens. C. R. HALL, Esq., J. R. JEFFERY, Esq , WILSON LEDGER, Esq and other Gentlemen, will address the meeting. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock. T. CLEREHILL, Chairman. G. McCONNAL, Vice Chairman. C. MILLWARD, Hon. Secretary. Mr. Melly's Committee Rooms, NAG'S HEAD, NETHERFIELD ROAD NORTH, EVERTON, And COWELL'S, CASTLE STREET, KIRKDALE, TO TdE BURGESSES OF SCOTLAND WARD. ENTLEMEN, —Having been waited upon by 3 a large and influential deputation of my Fellow Burgesses, many of whom are known to me and highly esteemed, requesting that I should a'low myself to be put in Nomina tion as a Candidate at the 'ortheaming Ele3tion, to represent your interest in the Town Council ; I feel that I should be wanting in a sense of public duty if I did not at once respond to their wishes, notwithstanding my long-cherished preference for the retirement of private life. I regard it as altogether unnece sary to make any allusion to my political views, as my antecedents are before you, and which, you are awa et, have always been for Progrees and Reform. Among the many questions of local interest, which demand the attention of your Repre entative, that of the supply of pure and wholesome Water, seems to me to be the most pressing; and, as I am thoroughly convinced of its being practicab:e, my utmost endeavours shall be exerted for an unadulterated supply of the Red Sandstone Water f)r all dietetic purposes. In the application of the public money I trust you will always find me the advocate of the most rigid economy consistent with efficiency. Should I be honoured by your choice, you will find mouse my best efforts, by voice and vote, to carry out and support all such other measures as may tend to improve the moral condition, and promote the health and comf qt of the Burgesses and inhabitants generally.— I am, Gentlemen, your obedient rervant, Burlington House, Waterloo, Oct. 22, 1857. WILLIAM LIVERSIDG /4, MHE COMMITTEE for conducting MR. I LIVERSIDGE'B ELECTION SIT DAILY, at the TativELLna's REST INN, Scotland-road, where the Electors may obtain eTery information. JOHN MURFOCH, Chairman. JOSEPH HEALING, Vice-Chairman FRANCIS Hon. Sec. TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF EVERTON AND KIRKOALE WAR!). GZNTLEMEN, _ AVIN G been urgently requested by a large and influential body of the Electors of this Ward, of every shade of political opinion, to come forward as a CANDIDATe. for the bonour of again representiug you in the LIVERPOOL TOWN COUNCIL at the approaching Election, I have great pleasure in acceding to that request. Daring the time I have been one of your represen atives, I have endeavoured faithfully, honestly, and independently. to discharge the various duties of the office ; and. I am happy to find that my endeavours have been appreciated and approved by men of the most opposite opinions. If you should do me the honour to re-elect me as one of your Representatives, I shall continue to be guided by the same indepen dent principles as heretofore, and to devote the same zeal, industry, and attention to your interests, and those of the Borough generally, as I have hitherto done.-1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant, DANIEL CROS i WAITE. Whitefieid House, Everton, Liverpool, oev. 10, 1857. fillontp. THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SO.ARES OF 410 EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROII £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and particalarsDl Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CAIWER, Manager, LIVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY }NAL. OFFICB-LORD-STREEr CHAMBERS, 87, LORD• STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCII OIPICR-43, tik.RNET.STREET, MANCHESTER, _ . CAPITAL, £50,000. Loans advanced from .rf2o to .4505, to be repaid in Twelve months, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly Instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to .61,100. to extend over rerlon one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses. &c.. apply personally or Wietter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LO I)-ST R EEL IVE R POO L. c5O TO £2,000 —THE PROTECTOR LOAN and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS from one to five years, at 5 psr cent. per annum, repayable by instal ment, upon Personal or Red Security. Total interest upon £lOO, if repaid q•lartarly, for twelv,• month., £3 25 lid. Lbcal manager, G. H. Goodall, 14, Tarlton street, Liverpool. W I L I) E 313ubIft Notfais• ,---- s o G e ntle o . t i MANY years ago, a Lady addressed a titian wi in Newcastle, and held a long CO him on the most serious subjects He is earnestly Wel. of S r ' is one deeply interested.—Addrees Miss Babson, to the ''''- sergfit*ed OS Blacket, stationer, Newbury, ------------ DASO. IVERPOOL BOROUGH NO 4-4 ... , , , RAORD,I,,,peo I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an E.e.., the L l ''',„oolr GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS 01 -; 1,10 ,- 61 tree ,, , c i o ck Borough Bank, will be held at the Bank, in Yirater - e we 0 01 on TUESDAY, the Tenth day of NOVEMBER, Noon, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of the 13 .7,,a .... 4. or dlsse n l7l ll4 :. Concerns of the Company, and also of assenting . (1, ralcia- , Pt' a resolution to be then proposed for registering the 9 ts idog O f ~.0 es the Joint Stock Companies' Act, of 1857, and 4 00 ° a nts.- -4 consideration such other measures ' the present eire ~1 00 1% as 151 &LIM P the Bank may be deemed advisable. T. SE ‘,, Live pool Borough Bank, Liverpoo', Oct. 29, 18 ' '' 1857, at Two ..-4100, BROTHERS WHOLESALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS. 8 Alin 10, HUNTER-STREET, 11, CUERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET, Beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and it . s Vicinity, tha they have OPENED part of their Warehouse as • c SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE. Parties Furnishing will effect a S ving of 25 per cent. by purchasing from the Manufacturers. EXPORT ORDERS PuxcTriAL !..y ATTENDED TO. THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL. SOUNDLESS ELASTIC INDIARUBBER FLUOR CLOTH, im PERVIOUS TO W h,T, INDESTRUCTIRLF BY DAMP, SOFT TO THE TREAD, AND WARM TO THE FEET. INCALOR WA FERPROriF COATS, CAPES, AND OVERALLS, LADIk.S', GEN LEMENS, AND CH ILDREITth OVERSHOES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And al Articles mannfictured of In' is -rubber. at CALEB WALKER',, INDIA-RUBBER DE POI', WELLINGTON -BUILDINGS, 42, souni CASTLETBTREET. LEAD AND BRASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. OBERT ANDERSON CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GAS PIPES, BRASS FuUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &C., BRASS WORKS FOtt PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS• n excellent si I be made at a the thickress of Si es are kept In p No. 1. No. 2. Table Spoons, per do z e n ~ s. d. 4 s. d. ..... .. 310 0 210 0 Table Forks, •• • • ...... 31002 10 0 Dessert Spoons, „ ........ 2100 2 0 0 Dessert Forks, „ ........ 210 0 20 0 Tea Spopos, „ ....... 110 0 13 9 Gravy Spoons , cad. 010 0 0 8 6 Sauce Ladles, „ ........ 050 0 4 Soup Ladles, ........ 100 U 17 0 Sugar Tongs, „ ........ 500 4 0 Salt Spoons, „ ........ 23 0 lio DIS M O R E, SILVERSMITH. CORNER OF BOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL. E LE cTuo PLATE a for Silver Plate. It can according to the material used, and t In Spoons and Forks three qualltle rattern, viz.:—. ibstutite fly price, ver put - nr. Igln Fiddle No. 3. . 4 " s d. 1 10 0 1 10 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Q 14 3 5 9 0 : 3 4 0 11 6 0 3 0 1 6 10' NOTHING NEW UNDER TKr ~ it THE believers in this ma y thin" to or consoling doctrine—but perhaps some s cie ,. pito ° geological gentleman would be god enough to f*U." to D I self in the year 1557, and tell us where then were A BOX OF LUCIFER MATCHES foand— I- HE HE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH; PERAMBULATORS: A DAILY PAPER FOR A PENNY I GAS 1 S rEAM I INDIA RUBBER SHOES! Os A BUTTER PLACE!!! THE GREAT T A siNDING How silly of the Press to devote such a long s." telling us that the New Stage is supported 11 t hi /c 6 014 1 and t'other, when we all know very well that /Jr' supplied 14,000 empty Butter Boles for the parli°sB. OUTSIDE—They are coated with Gum Trikgae atb. BU T INSIDE—They are well sme are d w ith Genuine Therefore will last and float for ever. _ P °llY THE BATCH OF NEW tl The powers that be aro 'Llo )at r )3)olis • I tis e r 01 aristocracy of Brain. Light is to be let in on the A' a to Lords The creator of "The New Zealander," ° toe of Agamemnon of BUTTERMEN are to enter the /IQ Peers arm in arm. The former as Baron 3facanley, The lat ai LORD LIVERPOOL !!! KELLY THE BUTTEMIAN' AT THE BACK OF ST. JOHN'S DiARKE"IO,`" SUPPLIES SHIPS, SHOPS, DEALERS, Si CONFECT' 1' 011 1,4 . NINETEEN Deliveries of Goods Daily all over the 6 ofr . Every description of BUTTER may be had here At Trade Price. Each day's sale lasts twelve hours—from Seven No use to apply at one moment after the adver IMPORTANT SALE OF 0115' AT 74, LORD STREET. 0 ' NELSON AND HAT 111ANUFACTURE10' o so (Intending to confine their attention to their Wh° Trade,) Offer theirpreseat extensive Stock of HATS, CAPS, /4" AT MANUFACTURING COST TRIC4. Their arrangements requiring an immediate Wi der FIRST-CLASS plychisers have the opportunity 0f -t0T1;toi1 der FIRST-CLASS HATS :at from 25 to 35 per CO' usual usual retail prices. EXTENSIVE SALE OF MUS IC. fpt (AT ONE THIRD.) 0 0) , te d ?EN THOUSAND COPIES (quite celebffi -I Piano-forte and Voice, by the 111°° Composers, now selling at ONE-THIRD THE PUBLISHED l' l " di g es, i° 4 IN To make room previous to Enl argem ent of rr e- :0 W. RYALLS' MUSIC WAR 26, 26, HAMILTON.S MEET, BIRKBNII (Near Woodside Ferry). EXTENSIVE SALE OF 0 19, PIANO-FORTES AND HARM °I4I . 11 5 AT g 0 WRYALLS' MUSIC WAR' v s , • 26, HMILTON-STREET, ET, ~t 1 (Near Woodside Ferry). To make room, previous to Enlargement of Preinfoe'l:ipi 'St o r OF 20 PER CEN I'. on PIANO-FORTES, by the f o lio 14 .0. - ... Hakers :—Broadwood and Sons, Collard and CO'lla rd ddison, Kirkmans, and Hopkinson. Also, on . 0 ., OS,0 S, ALEXANDRE'S' HA RA ON I . ' Which vary in Price from 6 Guinea s to 55 Gulon as o S— ka Several excellent Second-hand PIANO-FORTE S L .„ o re 4 , el k The Lowest Cash Price will be a tt ac h e d i n Plain '' t i i , ; Pianos and Harmoniums for Hir e , by th e Day, 51°I) Tuning and Repairing by First-class Workinen. , AO Old Pianos taken in Exch a n ge , fP 'no. NOTICE.—AII Pnrchasi s will he De:lvered, Free 0 g e. Ten Miles, and, if required, P ac k e d i n O w . without c ta GU N . P oft nT) 0 1) a --AG°ll ot ea tic 4 GUN and PISTOL ltf AK P",R, 9, R- - El' tile e W I L L I A M Opposite the Waterloo Hotel, 0 , 1 4 .4, Begs to return thanks to the Nobility and Go n l . " c etYll 7 ; s or encouragement he has received during the last ;;I/ 145 ' led Di a lin e d ., tow h i i n c f h 7m ior th p e r m ice th a a n t dh workmanship,e hasalargeS tcarock n : t ft e: oel oti - le. ai r ci, house in the kingdom. - W. D. particularly requests gentlemen retlin i N 5t0700 1 finest quality to f avour hi m w i th a call, to InsPectfhe GC°st will convince them th a t a lib is Manufacture a re on ''' principle, RE VOLVING PISTOLS, RIFLES, „riot:. lc.. in great v --- k u ,(4 PIP OT Kx YE k. RS. TO TOBAI:CONIbTS, 6 14 TI Sll VOmV.'o' 000 to be eurpassecl ALarge assortment o "(GARB, well matured, and n , toase in the trade, at the underm VERY LOW I;ntinned PRICES !! Foitoog•rer 1;1 os 04 EL R 1 LAANA.GAS ...••••• cgl 1%1PER 10S.••• •". 26 1 01 PATRON S .... .... • • • 50 NARAGAS . .... •••• 2950 INGENUIDAV.."" 59 5 9 / Ist Class CA BAN• • ..;" •• sbi 2n d Class CABALAA.• BRITISH. ÜBAS Per lb. Box. WOODVILLES :YATRONS tiny HAVANNAS..I2s & 18s or! 112GAL1A8.... es Gd and 141 Od FOREIGN. kOPRZ . .303 Oft L. GOLDSMITH, sT r; 4, ST. GEORGE'S CRESC`" LIVERPOOL: ••,... Ob pox )%, 44:1' ( T AE 11'4z PL - ro be LET, a Drawing-room, with two Bed I Room•, or Parl , )ur, with the rime climber of Rooms, if any Inducement, the rooms havo been newly papered, painted and rew carpets.—Apply at Mrs. Parrs, 21, Rodney Street, A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY—LIMITED, OFFICES: 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 36, HAMILTON STREET, BIRKENHEAD, ALSO, MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has now a Capital of 475,000, Pith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to 4130,000 per annum. The Office at Birkenhead has been opened for the special convenience of residents on the Cheshire side of the rive , , for which purpose a clerk will be in daily attendance, and business can be transacted in all respects the same as at the Liverpool office. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), in Sums from 45 to 41,000, at the following charges:— Entire Charge, Including Form of Application. 410 repayable at ss. per week ...... 40 12 6 420 Ss. „ 1 4 U 450 „ 20s. 2 18 6 4100 „ 40s. „ 515 0 4'200 „ 83s. „ And upwards, in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other Instalments than weekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the country can be accommodateel on paying a reassmab,e extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information, apply, as above, to CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON, Secretary. the Bank may be deemed advisable. •'Livemol Borough Bank, Liverpoo , Oct. 29 , GENERAL APOTHECARIES' COMP°) (LIMITED.) 00 I,o ' 49, BERNERS STREET, OXFORD-STREE T, ECAg t ES' kn 4, COLQUITT-STREET, l•I ri APOTII ERPOOL, „h. he . HALL. ce in i a. The Directors of this Company respectfully' annOu n 5 0r01 13 , 0 0 bility,- gentry, and inhabitants of Liverpool and ice Ole proostoo neighbourhood, that all Chemicals and Phrirmacen' n the Aro kept at their establishments are manufactured list,onclow Laboratories, undar the inspection of scientific eh, era ,, n sed et ,t guaranteed perfectly pare, so that prescr iptions doP` i n els' tire establisements may be implicitly relied upon as being avo idia cord nee with the intention of the prescribers. t hin t P dre constant uncertainty in the strength of drugs and cherch,igef oared by different pharmaceutists, no framtht ord lives and health of the sick, and which so often Tru' lltr .! t ,d " sur e g ee % '' ;l and disappoints e Just expectations of the physician at' , Corei r o , The CO.) LIVER 0If„, of the General Apo - hee ari" the ie ° may be im;dicitly relied upon as genuine. Cons-derinlch%re clisit meets to sabsti•ute wholly or in part other oils d ed and that no test at present known will detect the e u n . ° no surprise that it is only rarely to be obtained PiDe;, faith o the s .11er alone is the guarantee of the por ol l ° ,,,PF o ,ol o An extensive Assortment of MEDICINE GRES'' , for Sea, and the Colonies, ready for immediate 1. 13 %;:e5. ti directions. Old Chests refitted, and filled with Pu rr oth er D: e The Prices charged to the public by he Ge era . t h ,; r eol o Company are always moder a te, and a s low as Poss . "' sa d • ine. t ot with the purity and fine qnality of the drugs. F gedl C m 0 a The Hall Ls' open at all hours for the Dispensing 0 . de. pt it t o no exertions spared, either in carefulness or P the requirements and merit the confidence of the P r'''. the atient. tupP lie Merchants requiring Drugs for Exportation can be Wholesale Prices. soAN Y ' AGE .s TS FOR THE VICIIY WATERS CO