Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-19 00:00:00

Vubifr Strrwa'enTertg. THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL, PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S LAST NIGHTS. AND ms POSITIVE FAREWELL TO LIVERPOOL, LANC IMRE, AND ENGLAND. TO-MORROW (Friday), the 20th instant, PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S BENEFIT, AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. ONE MORE DAY PERFORMANCE, ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBEIt -21, At Two o'clock, BEING DEFINITIVELY THE LAST, Dress Circle, 2s 6d; tipper Boxes,. Is 6d; Pit, •ls. Doors open at Half-past Seven; commence at Eight o'clock. Box office open irons Eleven till Three, under the direction •Of Hr. Shuttle worth. 0 YAL AMPHITHEATRE. 'l, MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, Last Two Nights Ofthe Engagement of Mr. ItOBERTS, the American Tragedian, Last Three Nights cif the Engagement of the Inimitable Artiste, MR. FLEXMo E, And the celebrakd Danseuse, AURIOL, On the occasion?, of Mr. Flexarore's appearance last Season in 'Paris, the following tribute to his abilities appeared in the columns of the .Journal des Debats, trom the pen of the Theatrical arch critic, the celebrated JoLits Jatitsr :--:" The Vaudeville Theatre has summoned to its aid a merry wight, nachel Fie: more 1— • Wonders to behold !'—He walketh net, he lenpeth I—he sitteth sot, he springeth resteth not, he toleth I—a ball I- a bowl! a hoop! such is Fletmore ; ace, an air-blown entre chat. Th's atmcspheric engine —this Vaudeville locomotive Flesmore—is an enigma, and nothing can convey an adequate notion of this tight solid whirlw'nd. He dances Eng ish.!—he leaps English l—he tumbles English 9he is the king of the ' Parade Anglaise.' Well might ho be adored by the briny so• s of Albion ; ' well might he turn all the heads of the friends of the balance of power in Europe." THIS EVENING (TIMBSDAY), A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Giles °renew It, 'qr. Roberts; Weabarn, Mr. Villiers; Marra, Mr. Baker; Margaret, Miss Page. To coselude with the Grand Beget of ESMERALDA. Pierre Grinsche, Air. Flexmore ; Esmoreda, Mad'lle Anriol. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence a Seven o'clock precisely. Aumission—Dress Boxes, 3s; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, is 6d ; Gal lery, 6d. Second Pr ee—Dress Boxes :s; Side Boxes, Is 6d; Fit, Is. The Sox office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for sscuring Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which nal y lie had under the direction of Mr Shuttloworth. Children in um , will not bo -admitted. T HE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION oi? WORKS By MODERN ARTISTS, •is NOW OP 4N, in the EXRIBITION ROOMS, OLD FOS FOFFICE-PLACE, From Ten till Four; And in the Evening (Saturdr.y excepted:, from Seven to . Ten, Brilliantly illuminated with Gas. Admitrion. Is. GenVemen's they and Evening Season Tickets, Cs ; dies' Ditto, 3s 61; Evenli:g Tiokete,2i 6i. Children under lour -11 years of age, halt-price. Catalogues 6d. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. S T. GEORGE'S HALL. ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon ..... ..... at 3 p.m. Thursday Evening Admission on Saturday After noon . (3,1 ; Thursday Evening., 3d, The Concerts last one hour. Doors oren half an hour before erah rerformatce. PHILHARMONIC HALL. T HOMAS'S CONCERTS. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), THE 19TH INSTANT, LAST NIGHT Bur TIVo! The Prcgramma will ineluds— A New Overture—HTFlr: 11ERRV WIVES OF WIND3OR," By C. E. IlonstEr, The Select:on from "L A T R AVIA TA ." By E. FREWIN. Solos on the Cornet and Bassoon, by MR. G. H. DAVIES AND SIGNOR RASPI. VOCALIST, MISS LOUISA. - VINNING. TO-MORROW EVENING, the Concert will be for THE - 13tNEFIT OF MR. E. W. THOMAS, And the. LAST NIGHT BUI' ONE of the &a .son. THE LAST MORNING PERFORM IsZCE ON SATURDAY NEXT, At fial-pas; Two o'clock, EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT. MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS. BODY AND GALLERY, DNS SHILLING. BOXZR, TWO SHILLINGS. The Doors open at Seven o'clock. Concert to commence at Eight. LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. 9HE Fifty-Ninth PUBLIC PERFORMANCE WILL TAX.E PLACE ON TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24, 1857, IN ST. GEORGE'S When Mozart% "TWELFTH MASS," And a Selection from Handel's " ALEX 4NDEE'S FEAST," Will be p:rforined. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MISS SANTLEY. MRS. MORGAN. MR. •BOLTON. MR. A. D. GRAHAM. AND MR. ARMSTRONG. LEAD 2R—Ma. 13. 1 .ETEN9. GRIND GROAN—;I E. W. P. ‘ _BEST. CONDUC res-11R. ShNCERS. Reserved Sear 42: 6.1; Body, Is 6d ;Falledes, 19. Tickets to he had at the Cowitr office, Castle-street; of Messrs. Hima and SO-1, Ctiurc:l-street ; Mr. Smith, Lord-street; Mr. Van Gruiien, and Drca er and Si ), Bo!d-stoat ; Mr. Magi.l, London road; Mr. John Wnitney, 8, Ch.spel street, and 134, Falkno:-street ; and T. Taylor and Ca., printers, 49, Dtle-it:ect. Door* open at 11.,1f.palt Six. Conezrt to co . nraence at half-pelt Seven. Entrance—No , th End, Shaw's-b 7k i tONS. HAMBURGER THE KING OF WIZARDS, Has performed before large and respectaoie ancliew,es for the last three nights, and continues to d 3 so until FrldJy night. e- An early applintion is requastei to secure Re,erred 303t3. .01 ST. GEORGE'S HALL pEOP LE'S CONCERTS. Sisp3nee; iteerved Seats, Ong Shilling. ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 21, SIGNOR GIULIO REGONDI, (The greatest Concertina Player in the World), Will perform TWO OPERATIC FANTASIAS, And Airs from IL TROVATORE AND LA FAVOIIPA. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS, EVEY.Y SATURDAY EVENING, • (Under entirely new Alanagelnent.) • T HE FIFTH CDNCERT OF THE SERIES TAK:!: PLACE ON SATURDAY 147.X1', THE 2lsr INSTANT, At Eignt o'clock. In order to efraii C 8 much variety as possible to these Concerts, alai at tie mama time keeping is view lis:.elass talent, an engage ment I:a3 been circle:el with the celebrated GIULIO REGO,N DI, TLe finest Concertina Player in t!ia World, who will perform Two of his mos. 14 ,, pu!ar Fantasias. THE MISSES M 4 ALPIN V, Will make their first appearance, and toi lg some of their National SOOTCH DU TS, For which they are to celebrated. M R. M I R A ND A Whose singing at the Norwich Festival w a s t h 3 theme of aclin'retion by s.ll wl:o hard him, will tin.; Ba'te's Song of "The Falr Land of Poland," And t..e Gld Song of " The Bq o: Biscay." MR. E. L. DIME, The popular Composer and Vocalist. w!il :jog Lover's humorous Song n. t mrele all." End ono of his own compositions. MR. BEST Will (by particular desirT) pe.^iornionth; Grand 0:gao, his last New Piece, Descriptive of THE BATI'LE OF INICERNIAN. Ad - mission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. Tick- ts can be purchased at Messrs. H.me and Bon's Mnsie Warehouse, 57. Church-street. Holders of tickets will bo admitted into the Hail earlier, and eta SPLarate entrance. Per Particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each. H ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Mr Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a Quarter past. UNPARALLELED NOVELTY 1 First time of THE STAG HUNT, introducing a REAL STAG, and a PACK OF REAL HOUNDS. with a FIELD of TWENTY HOR;Ea EN, all in Full Cry. Mad'lle. JOSEPHINE QUAGLIENT, the Graceful and Pemiess Equestrionne, is nightly received with tumultuous app:ause, in her Brilliant'Performances. Immense success of the BROTHERS ELLIOTT. THIS EVFNING (THUISDAY), the 19th instant. and every Evening during the week , the Per:ermance will inelndo _ . MO NS. SEBA S TI AN, in his 'brilliant act of ridiug ON A BARE BACKED COUI,SFR. By particular desire, N. LEOPOLD will perform his 'surprising feats, during which he will Sommers=lt over Eliht Chairs. The daring feats of PETITE ROMEO, as I.E VOLTIG LUR. JOHN M. *ENGLER'S matchless TIGHT ROPE P.E.RFOR- M A NCE' 4 , in which he will execute his astoundinir feat, the great climax of arti,tic skill, an OVEUTURE on the VIOL , N, while Per forming Gymnistic Evolutions in Mid-air 1 and TURN a SOMM ER SAULT without Losing a Note. Fancy Dances, Immense Leaps, Toarbillons, and Acrobatic S mErsaultsl Mad'lle JOSEPHINE QUAGLIENI, in a graceful ACT of EQ U EST RIANISM. The BROTHERS ELLIOT, in their graceful Athletic Feats, introducing the MAGIC CHAIR 4 and FOUR DANCING GLOBES. For the First time ever introdu ced within an Area:, an F questrian Act, entitled, TH l' STAG HUNT ! During this scene, a Real Stag a magnificent specimen of th's stately animal from North America. with a fine Pack of Real Hounds, 'will b. introduced. A vivid description of the exciting claw e—the Hounds in full cry, and upwards of 20 Horses leaping hedges an.l gates. will faithfully pourtray the reality of a stag hunt. In addition to the whole strength of the establishment b .ing brought into requisition for this object, the comicalides of the chase will atiord a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockne Sportsman, by Mr. F , 4ANK.4. Equestrian Exercises on Two Fleet Coursers by Mademoiselle JOSEPHINE QUAG LIENI and Mons. SEBA-•TiAN. The entsrtaitTmeuts concluding with a -comic scene, by JA.MES FRO WDE, LE COUP D'ETAT ! or the Clown's Body Guard ! Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; Poxes (select), 2s; Half-price, Is; Second Seats, is.; Promenade, Is; Gal lery, 6d. Children nnder Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price to all parts except Gallery, Second Price 'at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to 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 may be secured. Open every Evening at seven o'clock, commencing at Half-pait Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hangler. The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place on SATURDAY NEXT, the 21st Instant. Doors Open at Two o'c!ocit, commencing at Half-past Two. ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT. ROOMS, 50.-LIME-STREE T, LIVERPOOL-50. OPEN EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, With. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c Members of the Company:— MISS F. CA.NTRELL, AND MISS ^INCLAIR, MESSRS. S. BARKER, J. A. BROWNE, J. ALLIBONE, T. KEATS, i3EN WILLIAMS, WM. POORE, J. HICKS, AND SIUNOR SAVORELLI.I Admission—SlXPENCE, RETURNED IY REFRESIIMEN t'S OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY, CROPS, STEAK, KIDNEYS. ROAST POTAT;IES. &c, ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE -STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I Unequivocal Success and Perfect si rium ph of the FALL of DELHI. This Evening And during the Week—Grand Moving DIORAMA of LIFE AND SCENES in INDIA, consisting or* 115 Scenes, painted by first-rate London Artistes, from authenti • Sketches tilea on the spot, unequalled for Geographical Accuracy, Scenic Effect, and Beauty of Design, presenting. as it wore, to the eye of the Spectator the manners, Customs, Costutn , s, and principal Cities and Rivers, of that porVon of the globe now most absorbing interest, the whole terminating with a Msgnifi:cnt VIEW 01 DELHI! Fearful ( barge of the Besiegers, Defeat of the Matto ers, Fall of the C•ty, and Glorious Triumph of British Arms! which creates the greatest sensation nightly; painted by Mr. Crawford, art st to this establishment. The whole of the forego,ng introdu,ed in a Charac teristic Monologue, written and epokon by J. W. Cooper. Continued success of CHARLES SLOMAN, the only English Improvisa tore, author and composer of "The Maid of Judah," "Daughter of Israel," &c., who will nightly appear and vocalise an extempora neous MYRIO KAMA : or, Impromptu Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte. Enthusiastic Deception of Mr. WOOD and h:s INFANU SON, the English ':Oaf THUMB. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. COOPER, Miss HERBERTE, Mr. F. LYONS, and Mr. CAMPBELL. Doors o: en at Six, commence at Half-past. Leader, Ann Musical Director. Air. SIA NNAIID. The Powerful dress Band under the Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director or the _Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children n arms 'rill not be admitted. AdintsionUnnor Hill.6d. Lower IVAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL AND CoNemwr thtuAT CIIAP-1/3TTE-ST” NP.A.u. THE TOP OF WHITECHAP-21 And Two Doors from Queeh-sqmre. OPEN EVERY EVENING AT SIX O'CLOCK. NEW COMPA Extraordinary Engagement of ::err STIENFON, the GRE MAN. M I NKEY, who will appear ere•y Eve fug. Immense Snczess of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the , treat Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Aleo, Mr. D. LODJE, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMEII., the Vsasing Swi• a MeOdist. 'Mies LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist. Likewise lil'dile. FANNY. 'he popular Operatic Dan,ense. Centinned Sanwa of . Mr. TOM BENNETT, who win nightly stn,'! :is New SOIIg—"TELE lISSTORT Ow TELE GaCAT COMET," The Proprietor having purchased the Wondcriul SMOKING and MOVING Turkish AUTOMATOis , , from the Paris Exhibition, will have the honeur of exhibiting him Every Evening. WINES, SP! RI Fs, &c., of the Best Quality. it.ii.klisSlON FREE SOUNDLESS . ELASTIC INDIARUBBE it FLOOR CLOTH IMPERVIOUS TO WET INDESTRUCTIBLE BY DAMP, SOFT TO THE TREAD, AND WARM TO THE FEET. iNCALOR WA lERPTIOnF COATS, CAPES, AND OVERALLS. LADIES', GEN LEMENS, ANL) CHILDREN'S OVERSHOES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And al Articles manufactured of Inds-robber. at CALEB ALKER'd, INDIA-RUBBER DEPOT, WELLINGTON-BUILDINGS,. 42, SOUTH CASTI.E—q'RE ST. 1 / - " - A 3 . rE S HESS, ) ENGRAVERS,PRINTER s 3 ER , , L ] R " P n 0 " RO" A4 T D . .L H I' a r . .H H O P G . BA A P I RS , WEDDING STATIONERY J yAtES and HESS. SUPPLIED ICY 1 33, Low). STREET, IV NR POO 1, . VATESSz H ESS, I . 23, Loan-LTur. ) v. }DIE-SINKERS -I,TVERP 0-OL.I S.ERALDRY BOOKS ATATESand HESF Kept tur Ingpection, and J 33, LORD-STRILIrr, ;;ELL ENGRAVING FY 1 t, EVERP 00 L. LEAD AND BE:ASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, R,‘ OBERT ANDERSON CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GAS PIPES, BRAS FoUNDERS, COPPERSHITHS, BRASS WORKS FO; PLUMBErtS, ENGINEERS, AND GA%iFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BRASS ,CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1857 tiub if t Mantel Co b Ett. FRENCH CLAY CUPIY OX ALFPKNIIY. REAT• CHOICE - OF EVERY • FANCY FRII:NCII ARTICLES, At No.l, RENSHAW-STREET, (Near the Adelphi Hotel.) LENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Roynl Laundry. The ladies are respretully informec. 'aat this Starch is exclusive:y used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress says, that althougn site has trted wheaten, rice •,:nd other Powder Starche,, she has found vont; sf then. equal Glentleid, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. Whez you ask for Glentield patent Starch, see that you get it, as Inferzo: kinds are often ..übstituted. Wothersooon and Co., Glasgow nue London. § ESSRS. EINIG and Co., from Paris, in return ing thanks for the liberal_ patronage hitterte extended to them, beg to Inform their friends and the pubdc that they have REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated r'c. ORURO' . STKEET, adjoining Messrs. Beard and Co.'s Photograr,hi, Messrs. Ern* and Co. have just purchased ala and elem. assassortment• • of ings Including all thenowest and mostapproTat T-onse• patterns. S HIRTS! SHIRTS !! SHIRTS!!! ALEXANDER DEMPSTER, SHIRT AND COLLAR RIANITFACIU.tER, GENILEMEN'S OUTFITTER, !I, GASTLE-STEEET• PRINTED FLANNEL SHIRTS In Great Variety SCOTCH WOOL UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Warranted not to Shrink ; Every make: of Long and Half HOSE, GLOVES, BRACES, SCARFS, TIES, TJAIBBELLAS, :Ste., &e., egc, 1 THE CHARGE for announretnents-under this head it now reclined to "THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and forever, addiionai f ive moor& ONE PENNY. WANTED, a respectable experienced person •as NURSE.—AppIy at the Office of the Northern WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK, from 30 to 40 years of age.--Apply at 67, Lowther-street, Upper Parliament-street. OLERK.—J. CARMICHA.EY4 & CO. have a Vacancy for a JUNIOR Counting House CLERK. Application to be made by istter.—LlVE R. ESTABLISHMENT. WANTED in a Merchant's oilier, a YOUNG MAN, under 20 years of age, he must write a good hand, and be quick at acconnta.—Addreas, A. 124, Northerx Tim es office. NV -ANTED, an Active Housemata, to wait on her Mistress, clever at her needle : age, about 34—Protestant —Apply at Miss Frost's, Stationer, Argyle-street, Birkeniztad. WANTED, an Upper Housers - aid, to wait on a Lady, Clever at her needle: age, about 34 ; also a good Cook—Protestants.—Apply to Miss Frost, Toy Shop, Argy e -street, Birkenhead. VTANTED, in a Buot and Shoe Warehouse, a V YOUNG MAN as SALESMAN, who thoroughly understands the business.—Apply. by letter, stating where last employed, A 11E, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a respectable female, a TOBACCONIST'S SHOP, in a respectable neighbourhood. Rent and incoming must be moderate.—Address, by letter, stating particulars, M. W., Northern Times office. VVANTED, to RENT, a HOUsE, in the neighbourhood of Erskine-street, West Derby street, Low-hill, or Kensington, containing two parlours, and four or five bedrooms.—Apply to John Abbott, Upholste: er, 73, Islington. ABOUK-KEEPEK, whose evenings are disengaged, would post up books in arrear, and balance them. References from the most respectable merchants as to character, &c. Terms moderate.—Address K., Northern limes office. WANTED, immediately, a CiENTLENIAN to proceed to Portug a, who can undertake to TEACH the French and English LANGUAGES, of which ho must have a thorough knowledge.—Apply to A A, Box G 15, General Post Office, Liverpool. WANTING- a Situation as N URSE, a respec table middle-aged person, with some years' exper ience. Can take an infant mom the birth. Is from the South of England, and can have good reference ; no objection to the country. —Apply at 42,/MouLt-pleasant. 4 EFT-OFF CLOTHES WAN !'ED, in large or small quantities—Hati, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentle men and Ladies desirous of disposing of the s an: will be waited upon in Lancashire and Cheabir,, and the highest price given.—Address, by letter, A. 8., Northern Times office. NVANTED, for a few weeks, near the upp er part of Duke-street, One SITTING and Two MDR 00 AI S, on the same flow - , in a Private House.—Terms, including fire and gas, to be ad.iressed to M. L. S., Northern Times office. WANa F nd F , D on , icy T Ornamental aaof a n y S ha b ge o s r , ; y e ! . r g Partiesr ecll S, wishing to dispose of these will please :address, Letter Box, S. 13 Pest-office, Liverpool. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Upper Parliament-street, Cloning-street, or Bedfurd street a good HOUSE. Rent about £so to £55 per annum.—Address A, Box C 13, P.at•ofHce. Liverpool. WANTED, by a PURSEE,thoroughly qualified, an engagement. [Las been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references submitted.— Address, S.. Box C. 13, Poet Office, Liverpool. AIVANTED, by a YOUG MAN, who has held a situation as SHIPPING CLERK, in a first olass Shipping House, and can be highly reccommeirled, a similar engagement.—address, ELM.. 84, Northern Times office. W - ANTE D,partofDa - fora st„ f e e t w owneeeSklTTnleNa'Gr R t the m u p p a r e . d r two BEDROOMS on the same floor, in a private house. Te - ms, including fire and gas, to be addlesseJ. M.L.S., Northern Times office. TO GlCtillAffS, ANY young German Gentlemen having an hour to spare of an Evening, may learn how profitable to employ the same, on app!ication bi letter to Student," at the off ce of the Northern Times Oleo. AYoung Gentleman, of good connection, and steady in habits, who is at -present in a first-class Shipping House in Liverpool, wishes to meet with another ENGAGE MEN!', as Forwarding Clerk, &c , in either Liverpool or Manchester. Address RAI., 84, Northern Times office. ALRespectable Young WOMAN, a goo d needle woman, and otherwise well-educated, wishes for an ENG AGEMENT in some gente.3l business, assistant in a - school or nursery govdrnais would be suitable, Ls she has a knowledge of Music and French.—Ad3ress, M. N., 56, Cuming•street Toxteth. park. Ti) A.NTED, by a respeetanie nn . ctdle:aged Man and Wife without incutubrance, SITUATION to look after a Public-house, or take the Management of a Bar, having been in the lino before. Good references can be given.— Address R. P., 4, Moore Place, London-road. WANTED, a respectable young WOMAN, to assist in a Bar, and make herself generally uso.ful. —Apply at No. 1, Moss-street, Londsn-roal, between the hours of 12 and 2. \V ANTED, in a Private Family, a u ac ti ve iming Man, about 20 years of age, as an IN DOOR SERVANT, in Livery. Wages .6 18. Also, an UNDER HOUSEMAI D.—Apply by letter to D. 11., Box T, No. 2, Post-office, Liverpool. Co be Ed. THE. CHARGE for annourmnients under this head is noui reduced to THREEPENCE for TWEN2'Y WORDS, and for every additional five cords ONE PENNY. DWELLIki a HOUSES. 11.1 0 be LE T , in the neighbourhood of Ahcreomby.square, with immediate possession, a well•farnished HOUSF, containing thrro large entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, butlers' pantry, and baths, with every modern convenience —Apply, by le ter, to A 120, Nor thern Times office. BIRKENHEAD. rrio 1 e L Et HOUSES on the _south side of Hamilton-square, bei- g Nos. 44, and 48, also, No,. 91, Camden-street, having Garden to the front and Kitchen, &c. on the ground 'bor.—Apply lo Mills, and Fletcher, Hamilton-Buildings. SOUTiIPO RT. TO be LET, Furnished, Beautifully situated, fitted with gaQ, water closet, &e. a COTTAGE, wel! suited for a small genteel family, and may be had for the winter months, for very little mom than the rent and taxes.—Address, "10 Le:," Southport. ELM VILLA, SEA FORTH. TO be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exert/ _ convenience. .Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentral supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an encl.., ed garden. Also, Coash House and Stables, on the grounds, and detached Wash House. Within 300 yards of the lia , lwar S'atiou. Rent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Seaforth. CLAUGHTON. BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, two substantially built, and well Furnitited B(mi-detached VILLAS, situate at the junction of Toilemeche, and Forest Roads. Each house contains three :itting•rooms, and seven Bedroom 4 capital Kitchens in the basement, and is fitted up with every modern conwnience,—Apply to 31i11, , , and Fletcher, Hamilton-buildings. CHESTER. T 0 be LET, Furnished, for six or twelve months, a DWELLING-110178E, on the outskirts of Chester, within twelve minutes walk of the Chester RaTlway Station, contalabig Six Bed-rooms. Three Sitting roams, warm and cold Bath, Greenhouse, Conservatory, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, Dutch pit, &c. Gas laid en in every room. Excellent water. The Louse has a southern aspect on the banks of, and comman4ing a pitn.esque view of Two Reaches of the River Deo. Excellent boating, and a boat kept ; good fishing a few miles up the river. The situation is warm, and sheltered, and the Hall, Passages, &c., warmed by an imp, oved warm air apparatus in the Casement noir. Rent, .e I 60 per annum.—Apply to Mr. tdcQuie, 4, Harrington-street, Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES. MO be LET, a Double OFFICE, on th e G roun d Floor, No. 26, Temple-street. Rent £35. 910 be LET, a Sit4gle OFFICE, Rent X2O, and a Double OFFICE, That £35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and 2, Temp!e-street. ( - lo be LET, spacious OFFICES i n t h e new i Middleton-building., Water-street, corner of Itomtord mtroet. Plans may be seen, and every information obtained on r.pplication to Mr. John Fowler, 4. Towe r .i.nildi ntgs , TO be LET, an excellent DOUBLE OFFICE, No. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-street Fixtures to b 3 disposed of. Possession immediately. —Apply to the present occupant, or Mr. Clayton, the superintendent, on the premises. BIRKIANHEAI). MO he LET, situate on the Shore-road, near the Woodeido Ferry, a COMMO:iOUS SHED and YARD, suitable for Boatbuilditur, or other trade purposes. —Apply to nilb and Fletcher, liamilton.bnildinrs, Birkenhead. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIAIREI TO BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with aS:iwpit, Joiner's Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Perabroke-plaee, corner of houndary-pface.—apply at No. 1, Ashton-street. TO be LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of airston, next door to Liverpool [louse, a goad DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Plate Gime trent, now occupied by a confectioner, and will be at liberty by tat Nowmter next.—Apply to Mr. Jamas Longton, Wootton Hill, near Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES, WOODSIDE, frU be LEI', with immediate possession, those premises known RS the " LANCASHInX AND YORK. SHIRE COMMERCIAL Roost," situate at No. 53, Chester street. The above may be taken at a low valuation, including fixture s , & e Apply to J. B. Clifte, 130, Ckeater-street, Birkenhead. BUSINESS PREMISES. NORTH END. PO LET, a good DOUBLE HOUSE, with large Yard attached, suitable for a Painter or Plasterer. Rent 6s 3d per week, free from Rates.—Apply at N 0.151, Hopwood street. Irv() be LET, with immediate Possession, the tipper Part of a HOUSE in Berry-street, with a Room on the ground floor, and Kitchen, &c., on the basement, suitable for a Milliner's or Dresoaaker'.3 Establishment, or any Business requiring extensive premises.--Fer particulars apply to A. T. Blackmoor, Wine and Spirit Merchant, N 0.23, Berry-street. APARTMENTS. APARTM EN TS . —Excellent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of piano if requsred.—Address A. 76, Northern Times office. APARTMENTS to LET.—A Gentleman who dines in town can be accommodated with a small PARLOUR and BED ROOM, at No. 6, Brownlow-street—Terms (with gas and coals) Is. per week. References exchanged. APARTMENTS to be LET, consisting of good sized Drawing-room, with two similar Bedrooms, in a nice situation near A bercromby-square ; no children. Terms moderate.—For address, apply at the Northern Times office. SID bt alb. THE CHARGE for announcements under this h-adis now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY DWELLING-HO USE 9. rri 0 be SOLD, a good HOUSE, 6} y ar d s I frontage, situated in Crown-street, near Brownlow hill, suitable for Alteration into a Shop Price £3so.—Apply to Thomas Picken, 25, Chapel -walks, South Castle-street. TO CAeITALISTS AND 0 Lamas. "11' 0 be SOLD, Tell FREEHOLD HOUSES, k covering a large quantity of Land, situate between Dale-street and Tithebarn-street, fronting two streets, forming two comers. Rental pe- annum. This property c Almonds first class to ants, therefore a purchaser can depend upon the income. Price £l,soo.—Apply to Mr. George Byford. 32, Dale-street. fllo be SOLD, the Equity for £l5O of Six excel lent DWELLING DOUSES, situate in a good street and central, in morWige to a permanent building society in tow", atter paying the monthly subscriptions, leaving a yearly balance to pay 10 per cent. for the aim advanced, and increasing till the end, when all will be paid off.—Apply to Mr. George Byford, 32, Dale street. 910 be SOLD, Freehold, Twelve HOUSES, forming Palace-square, situated in Upper Birkett street, St. Anne• street, having in front one private and a beorhowse also teu behind, most substantially bailt, and having separate coal vaults, &c., &c. Rental £124 163 per annum. Price £l,OOO. Being trust property, a little extra time can be allowed to complete the purchase, if required.—Apply to Mr. George Byford. 32, Dale street. ( lO be SOLD, the COTTAGE awl STABLE, 1- with-Garden, containing about 846 yards, situated in Devonshire-place, Everton. Teflant, Mr. Dix. Leasehold, for about gso yearn and within about t wo m i nutes ' walk of the omnibus station, Kir kdals.--ApplytoMr. George Byford, 32, Dal .-street. _ EitY SAFE INvEsIMENT. rro be SOLD, a most excellent PROPERTY, now producing a rentel of £250 lOs per annum, consisting of a large House and Grocer's Shop, fronting the street, with Sixteen Houses behind, forming a good square, substantially built fifteen years sinus. Tenure is fur about 1,000 years. if home diately disposed of, will pay about eleven per cent. —Apply to Mr. G. liyford, 32. Dale-street. - - - HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. 1 4 - 10.11 SALE, a Dark COB, l4f haucto, tour years old, steady, sound, and can be warranted as not having the slightest vice.—Address Z. Box, Postoffice, Birkenhead. 0 SALE a splendid dark brown carriage HORSE, 16 hanc:s 2 inches high. one of the finest Bioneham horses in England ; also, a first-rate C )B, 14 hands 2 inches high—got by the celebrated American horse Sam Slick, and can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to Mr. Chas Its Garner. Lime-street, who will refer any party to the owner. EX CRAORDINARY CLEVES. HUNTER FOR SALE. ADurk Brown %Gelding, CON tfEDERATE. perfectly steady in . all kinds of harness, can carry upwards of twenty stole, with the most perfect safety. to any Hounds In the kingdom, and is admitted to be one of the MOST ACCOM. PUSHED HUN IE RS OY THE DAY. To a timid or heavy horse man he is invaluable.—On view, with price, &c., at 3D, Norton stree►, between Half past Nine ant Hal-past Ten in the Morning. LAND AND BUILDINGS. 910 be SOLD, 73 A cres o f PASTU RE and I ARABLE LAND, with new FArm Buildings thereon, within three miles of pittal Station, Cheshire. Freehold.—Apply to Mr. deorge Byfo:d. 32, Dale-stree:. :110 be SOLD, Two excellent Leasehold SHOPS, 1 for unexpired terms of 70 years. Rental £5l per annum, subject to..a I?uildingssocityof_.t,n_nr. REra.vllo42 p ice .fl6o.—Apply to George Byford, 32, Dale-street. FIELD :o t - ..:ELL, or LET, Bootle-lane Station, Kirkdale• ' fir any kind of Wo r k s , or P asture Land. —Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. BIRKENHEAD. TO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, a Plot of LAND, containing .516 square yards, with the Six Shops and Houses thereon, situate between tit , ' main thoroughfare of Grange-lan s and back Oliver-street. Another PLOT adjoining, contahVng 622 square yards, and fronting the same street. Also, another LOT, having a third frontage to Roland-stre3t, with the Dwelling-Houses, Stabling, Fics., thereon, containg 512 square yards. —For further particulars, ant to treat for the same, apply to Mills and:Fletcher, Hamilton-buildings, Birkenhead. LAND AT FAZAKERLEY. TO BE SOL D, BY PRIVATE TREATY Lot 1. Ten E CRP'S of LAND, at £153 per Acre, and Two and a Half ACRES, with H;iUSE, Outoffices, Garden, and Orchard thereon, at a valuation. Lot• 2. Twenty-one ACRES of LAND (divided into 19 Lots for building purposes), at £2OO per acre. Excellent beds of Clay a•.d Sand will be found on the land. Two•thirds o: the Purchase money may remain{ upon interest at 44 per cent. per annum. The property is situate three-quarters of a mile from the Fa aker ley Station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, two miles from West Derby, and four miles from Liverpool To view plans, and for further partica:ars, apply to Mr. Elisha Leigh, 7, Cleveland-square, Liverpool ; or to Mr. William Foster Solicitor, 40, North John-street, Liverpool. PUBLIC HOUSES AND BUSINESSES. TO be DISPOSED OF, by Private Treaty, with immediate possession, a first-class Commercial HO rEL, in the best situation in Liverpool.—Apply to Mr. John Tyre - , 46, Hanover-street, o: to Mr. Elliott, Accountant, itenxurne baldisgs, 21. North John.stre.t. MISCELLANEOUS. N SALE, a Second-hand FIRE-PROOF SAFi and COPYING PRESS. To be Sold cheap. Address A 111, Northern Times office. KENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SII4 & CO., Sweetiag street. TO OIL AND COLOURMEN. TO BE SOLD about 300 OPEN•MOUTHED TINS, with Covers, complete. A decided bargain. Apply at 13 and 15, Dake-etreet. illO be SOLD, a Bargain. an excellent Second hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we l l known London maker.—lfay bt seen at James Smith's Must Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. TO PERSONS FURNISHING. VOR SALE, la spteuded MAHOGANY DINING 12 TABLE, in excellent condition, length 15 feet by 4 feet 6 inches.—Apply by letter, post pa'd, to D. J., Box J. 34, Post office, Live, pool. ‘0 be SOLD, a WOODEN I'AN.II, made of 3 inch timber, bolted and plated inside and outside ; inside bolts lined 'with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 4i feet, to be seen in Vulcan-street, Kirkdale.—Apply to Mr. Smith, Stan'ey- Crescent, Kirkdale. PLANTS I PLANTS ! 1 PLANTS I!I TO be SOLD, by Private Contract, a good selection of the above, 'including some FINE SPECIMENS of ORCHIDES, FERN, LYCOPODIUII3, STOVE, ,nd GaEENLIOIME PLANTS, on view at the 'Lollies, Mill Bank, Wes: Derby, All inquiries to be made of Mr. Roberts, the Gardener, PALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS, SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM OR HAND. rinHE superiority of PALMER'S PATENT I , IPROVED ROTARY PUMPS over all others heretofore used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and simplicity of construction. is acknowledged by all who have used them in the United States of America, and every one who has seen their principle of action, which is that of atmospheric pressure and reaction. Their motion is rotary, discharging an undiminlshing stream with great force, and are worked without valves or pistons. thus precluding the possibility of becoming choked with chips, gravel, grain, or other eubs.ances ;or damaged by grit passing thr. ugh them. Tue. e Pumps will be found to be universally applicable for raising fluids, by suction, up to about 30 feet, and forcing them beyond that to any height required. A Pump, with a ration-pipe of one inch, will discharge about 70 gallons per minute, and in proportion to increase of diameter of the p . m a correspondin g increase of discharge a attained. A Stem-engine, of 10 inch cylinder and 14 infh stroke, with a pump having a 15 inch suction pi e, will raise about 17,00) gall, ns of water per minute, about 30 test Ugh. These Pumps are admirably adapted for steamers and sailing vessels ; for draliage of every descr.ptiou ; irrigation, av4ter-works, breweries. tanneries, paper mills, coal pits, &c., &c. The Subscriber is app. , inted Generat A gent or the sale of these Pumps; and, also, for sale of right of use of Patent for Great Brit,in, Europe. and all other c oun t r i es , excep ti ng t h os3 of North and South America, and 1- now prepared to receive orders and make contracts. Stich orders will be executed in the order received, and under the restrictions of the patentees. Every information will be furnished by the undersigned, ROBERT KERR, 24, FERWICK-STREET, LIVERPOOL, N.B.—One of these Pumps has been exhibited at work, for some days, at the north corner of the Brunswick Dock, and may continue for a few days longer, so that those who please may witness its astonishing powers. • Salo bp Studien. Peat SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, lIUTLE RY, Sim—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Visitors, and Parties Furnishing. MR. HART has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at *se Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, vposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable rrocK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER EtaCHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and iiimutfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut Lass lustres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an erstensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated kgble or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anu forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance *trlndle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, ho most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Cateognes to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. Friday, the 20th instant.—Household FURNITURE, collection of about twenty Pictures, by the old masters, Mahogany Diningroom Articles, Chimney Glass, Gasaliers, two large Elliptic Show Tables, Rustic Garden Seat and Tab!e, Gig, Child's Carriage, &c. ESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON, will SELL by I AUCTION, on _Friday next, 20;h inst., punctually at Eleven o'clock, at their Commission Roams, Argyle-street, Birkenhead, the Household FURNITURE, &c., including, in Mahogany—Dining, 100, Pembroke, card, and snap tables, sofa, couch, and sets of chairs in hair c'oth, easy chair, secretair with cylinder front, guarduvin, etc.; window curtains, iron, Tudor, French, four-post, and tent bedsteads and draperies, feather beds, mattresses, blankets, toilet tables and glasses., wardrobe, bidet, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, cane seated chairs, chamber services, press bedstead, two large kitchen tables, culinary articles, gig, &c. Also, a private col.ection of about 20 oil paintings, principally by the old masters. To be publicly viewed to-morrow (Thursday), the lgth inst., and cata'ognes had of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, Appraisers and Auctioneers, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. ij3ubitc Notirto LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ON Sunday Morning next, the 22nd instant, a SERMON will, D.Y. be Preached in St. Barna'as's Church, Parliament. street, by • the Rev. THOMAS NOLAN, A.M., Recter of Acton, Cheshire. The Mayor and several members of the Town Council will 'attend, and a COLLECTION will be made in aid of the funds of the Hospithl. . . . Service to commence at Eleven o'clock. LIVERPOOL BORO-UGH BANK NOTICE is hereby given. that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEF.TING of the PROPRIETORS of the LIVERROOL BOROUGH BANK will be held at th:. BANK, in Water-street, LIVERPOOL, on TUESDAY the 24th day of NOVEMBER, 1857, at Twelve o'clock at Noon; for the purpose of receiving a Statement of the Affairs and Concerns of the Company, and of determining on the adoption of such melsures asin the present circumstances of the Rank may be deemed advisable ; and also, if necessary, of confirming or otherwise dealing with any Resolutions passed at the adjourned Meeting, held at the Bank this d4y. T. ~ELLAR, Manager. Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpool, 12th Nov., 1857. LOANS OF MONEY. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. THE CORPORATION of LIVERPOOL here by give notice that they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY, for periods of. Three or Five Years, bearing interest at the rate of Four Pounds Fifteen Shillings per cent. per annum. Interest payable on the ht January and Ist July in every year. The security is the " Liverpool Water Account," composed of the Rents, Rates, and Charges tor the supply of Water within the Borough of Liverpool and the neighbourhood, for Domestic, Trading, Manufacturing, and other parposes, and for Shipping. The Borough Fund being an additional or collateral sescurity for the interest; and the Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments and Estate of the Cor poration for the principal. - Applications to be made to Thomas Whit?, Esq., treasurer, Public Offices 2. Corowall:s-street ; or to the Town.c!erk, Town Hall, Liverpo3), from either of whom farther particulars may be obtained. —By order, WM. SLiUT 1 LE WORTH, Town-clerk. Town Ha►l, Oct., 1857. LIVERPOOL DOCKS.—LOANS OF MONEY. THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that they are willing to RECEIVE LOANS OF MONEY upon the Security of the Bonds of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, for Terms of Three s Five, or Seven Years, at the option of the Lenders. The interest is payable half-yearly at the Bankers of the Trustees here or In London. All offers to be addressed to Guo. V. TANTON, Esq.,Treasurer Dock-office, Liverpool. (By order) DANIEL MASON, Secretary. erucat inn. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. "The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, considering them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not deem them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejected the fundamental law, that th.. ear alone causes the; rogue to move; for, had this been duly reflected upon, it natts:, ut one period or another, have led t, the discovery of the true method of teaching langaages."— Duflof. Q4llllOO G .aq ii9Trect r ti r e l a9l43 l l j) ° n r ndqf " Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning Fr.nch. The unsuceess fulness of the prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is pro. verbisl ; and what other results can b looked for, when the teacher in general considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the t clence of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents? With each a theory all human devices must neces sarily fail ; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain ; and the general notion that a language can be acquit ed only in the coun try where it is spoken; hence the despair of many students of the French language of even understanlng the rapid conversation of natives of France. All these deplorable con3equenc3s may be obviated by the natnra system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot. To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that. several members of a family should take lessons together, much advantage being derived from limbers. FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classes, Li Is. per quarter, two Lessons a week Pitiable in Adiance. 4 . 0 * The "SYMBOLIC A NOLO • Faervon Vockaux.sav," Fifth dition, particularly adapted for Schosls, &c., approved and sanctioned for the use of the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.—To be had from the author, M. RAGONOT, amt sold by all Booksellers. 115, Moant Pleasant, Liverpool. II Ty riERE WE ARE." GREAT FALL IN PRICE OF 13 13 fTER ! ! SlR,—Dnring the past ten days I have received 1,847 letters, all on one subject, viz,—lnquiring the cause of my late silence. I hereby reply to the 1 inq•eries by another inquiry— Could I expect any attention to be paid to my announce ments when the minds of all men (and some women) were entirety occupied by the news of THE WAR, • THE BANK, THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS, PROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE ELECTIONS ? That reminds me that on Monday some well-wishers of mine made, an attempt to dras me into th 3 Local Parlia ment —No go.—My idea is this,— is The greatest divarshion in under the sun, .‘ rs to Sell my LUMP BUTTER, and mind * Number One." No, sir, when I make my " debut," it 5 1 1E111 not be in the Town Council of Liverpool. As the space in the NORTHERN TINES is now valuable, I shall make my yarn no longer. For the present I will con clude by giving you an amended extract from one of the American papers received last mail : " Rents must come down, the high rates of the flash " times of 1856 cannot long co-exist with the levelling ten, dencies of 1857. Rents must come down--real estate must come down—fast horses must come down—fast young •' men must come down from their fast horses, and stretch " their legs by a little wholesome walking. Provisions must " comedown—hotel ch,rges mast come down —the pews and "other charges of our fssifouttlie churches must come " down—bread must come down, and the late enormous spread of crinoline must come down, totwithstand:ng the " awful letting down in dry goods. Even luxury and almost " every necessity must come down to the new specie stan " dard, excepting—Wages—which ought to go np. Talk of " coming down, we have been informel that ' The Butter " man' in Liverpool is now soiling his g3ods to sbns at a "fall of 4 cents a pond fr ma the prices of last month. Bravee, Butterman Excel for my b,y. Probably by "this time, you are trail ng out pounds of good Butter in " exchango for 9 cents." Mr. Editor, your American cotemporary has gr,essed right. Some qualities of SMITH we now SELLING here at a REDUCTION of THREEPE CE per P.,und. Yours, as usual, KELLY THE BUrfI4RAIAN. * No. 1, UPPER DAWSON-STBEET--IHE BUrrj PLACE. a No. 1, CHARLES-STREET — Und. r the Weight Office— THE STORES. At one or other of these placce the No, 1 Batten:len ie Always to be found, tb° ONE HUNDRED itDDßV7'—nee, atioe North printed for One Sbillin,c, and SilPL'l,4O% man.. Tmes PSINTINO ESTABIIBUSENT, 19, J, 1, ( '44,,ei1. 4 01 , rar cL fifinntr. THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCO -110 COMPANY —LIMITED. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF £lO EACII. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. He esfg gi Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and Par"— Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER , LIVERPOOL LOAN CO ~n 0 HEAD OFFICE—LORD-STREET CHAMBER S, 87, STREET, LIVERPOOL. ,00 4 . 11 14 to TAL X BRANCH OFFICE-43, MARKET STREET , MAN" — CAPI, 50. , Leans advanced from ..820 iesoo, to be repaid in To ea- ni by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments' BILLS DISCOUNTED. „ r od P i Loans advanced from 'lOO to 41,100, to extend over v" one, two, or three years, at 5 percent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERT RD -S ON, „ op , 87. LOTREET, I.11:::;,2>e TEA URNS AND TEA TRAYS' ANT I L L I A M ODE : Has in Stock a large and superior Assortment° TEA URNS, SWING KETTLFO S, AND IRON AND PAr 5 TEA TRAYS, 17 0 And Purchasers are solicited to inspect the , thciding who to patronise. i s 6d °ti ll' BRONZED KETTLES and STANDS.-- ra fro • • „d TEA URNS. . from 3 0 " a oeto OVAL PAPER TRAYS 00 0, Priced Catalogues, for completely Furnishing,to be application. , 1 --i, ~ , A • a ll` .e t TI ELLEWELL'S SI N CALO R,,WS,f,,,,it' l i RUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, U *740. 511 ' ,f -"- Which are guaranteed in any climate against the e common hitherto to all other WaterP" °f& „ f ee, a tet ,',."'/ I -- " Royal Mail Steaul-Ta, c • - „, plod "Southampton, 30th J l !,' wer e e fli S "The Waterproof (Sinaalor) India Rubber Coat an' to tt . ti • enough to supply me with, prior to taking my last velag,, t ape"o, ladies, is the only article of the kind I have ever had 1 -"" e tog Ple answer every purpose intended, but especially that of other' + - .vions to the heat of the trupics, the great fault of all " t et/ e ever tried of its kind. It ip "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommending e _ F ' ' r (Signed) traveller ; but especially those bound to the tropics. _„01,1,' ‘• . vl'' Y i fit AT HELLEWELL'S,„ css' e Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND s ' , 01) , a STREET. ii ; EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN It ENGVO TIELLEWELL'S • AIRPROOF MAT T _t_ O P' I' t ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED II o 's' HELLEWELL'S AIRPR 0 0 F Of ° P .4 y TI ELLEWELL'S AIRPR 0 0 F Clj 5.- .0 y -I-- w S t° ,f ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF S- 1 a la BELTS. H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF - - A J O 7 13 A TO J{ELLEWELL'S A. IRPR 0 OF AT REDUCED PRICES , , 5 CAS TIfr • Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND - 3' 0). STREET. TNT E I46DA riA BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS -- .4v a a 00 10 ` , HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK S'` AT 14s PER PAIR. EG ll4° - HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILIC L- .li.N.'" AT 12s PER PAIR. 51 . .D e : tic 1..A....c. a v 1:1_41... - 0 -e41 , 1 - 1.:11:It3 -- CAP AT 10s PER PAIR.I .., , rjo sl 1 St -." ,f •r AT S, D. S ELASTIC SILX ...- 3 -2 , - AT 8s PER PAIR. T it 0 14 '. RELLEWELL'S ELASTIC C° STOCKINGS, i AT 10s PEIZ PAIR. T 5 0 11 ; HELLEWELL'S ELAS TI C C° 4 f LEGGINGS, '0 AT 9s PER PAIR. ro I' T 1 H ELLEWELL'S KNEE CAPS, ~, TO t AT Sc PER PAIR. , i (3l J.- HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC u ANKLETs, 1 AT 8s PER PAIR, JOIN FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK 5,. 0 o ° , C Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND --' 00- STREET. ~J V l° ,icif BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS ..-• .61 JP SP ' 11ELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERCIO FROM Is. PER lb. II it,oll' ELLEWELL'S GUTTA 14 d A TUIING, P FROM 3d. PER F 0 OT. SO HE L L E Vt D 7 E R L I L y I ' S N G G y A T N T Ds , A F ~ A 00 11 2s. 4d. PER lb. TTELLEWELL'S GUTTA r -LA_ FANCY ARTICLES, TI AT REDUCED PRICES' ,40- P AND 5_5 5 P S Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, STREET. ~ Ca 7 ' HELLEWELL'S WATERPROO F .0 (1 1 FROM lOs 6d, ..,„ 53, " d ~ i ps. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LI ME-S MEET, AN D TA' - ST:(EET. COA J'ELLEWELL'S WATERPRO OF CO flr FROM 13s 6(1, vi p ss. Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, MAIE-STREET, i'''" 00 STREET. FTELLEIVELL'S WATERPROOF , f s3 o 0 , 1 EX . ,'ANDING AND TRATE/Ad is- cA g'• FROM.3s. 6,1. , siv , 53, • , Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, A' liv ilP STREET. ir o' FIELLEWELL'S AMERICAN 4 OP OVERSHOES, OVERSEIO-e FROM;I3.O - 9d. PE it P.„' D 5 3 ' -,,, Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, 1, -* -- S ir - STREET. g e 0 5t n g $0 The Trade supplied on liheral terns for the --tc ti• - OS ° HELLEWELL'S WATER.PIV,OF ST -0" CAPS AND HELMETS, CA S ' FROM 33. „ AD 5 5 . .<9 Nos. 2 Z.: 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, A . "" ;AY STRP ET. L E TIP FIELLEWELL' , WA FERPROOF I-- - , 0 5 OVERCOATS, from 4s 6 .'24, pi vy Ues. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , A a ''' ~,GLez,a STRE ET. , IN S",-' BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLI - HslENl___ t 1 ' -- -- - 2_— atiSs HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK - ,cl. 4 5' FOR BOOTS, from 2s 3d per / - 13 13,d - df, T lELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SII , ° A V EL WO ng' 4 H ELLENVELL'S ELASTIC SILIC . 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