Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-31 00:00:00

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TIIE NEW 11.k.mT.1 - 4,.,wazu .4,°,:8.91-437iWkif•114J.,ri y .;,•31 ariA E S F- A R • ; C A R M I C• lI . SO, 01-IU.ROII,STREET,. IIEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE THE NEW, G R.lN±),. ciolfi E AND C O . , 1.. i; ▪ . 4 $ Lixl" ;.11) • l.i ind.icc;tpoo: N AT DoUlit..E ONE VIEW 01" THE . GOODP , 'WII.I. 'CO ;VlNtilt 'l - 6;144 THE FACT. - -0 P PA) 84 E A -R. E - R S E rLIVERPOOL, " . . AiIE•SHOWING TO-PAY ,T ll ,E, E C,. A S E 0 F 6,.. L- Ii (pllyE I ROM COIZON,) • ; AT ONE GUINEA. THE DRESS OF 12 YARDS. The above have been puxebased-for Cash, consist of newly niannfacttred Goods, and are ofre'red at an eitreriely low Price:. 1 , . DECEMBEIi . ). • , .1 7 V - 1 gratefully .acknowledges , all past faydnrs, le, confidence to their contnuange,ibeing no take's and requirements of .his numerous kind Nobility and Publie'of the good old Oyu. • . _ F. W. P. has received ample proof ifineeTthe opening new Bstablisliment that hi ".connection for nearly a guar VEY, DAY (4. - -AT1.11.1.1:1 3 ,Y ) TpE FIRST BRAND MORNIN . C I PERFORMANCE - el : the PA,N4%)ALINE,., • • • H • i; ph.ce THIS ItIOB.NING (SaturdayOthe-3.1.5t instant. Preceded by THE TWO. GREOORIES. . , ; sal GLOVES, Al' • vausv ALSO, A LOT OF FIZEIqCII i 5 III D . i ,1 `t„...„1• T ADIES' . - w - Aptintor9t fibrivtpti eta Extra Large ONE GUINEA EACH. T Z , NEiV ISTIANiTL AND - •:',VIANTiE - lIVEITOUEIj NO: 40, 130iD-STREET. LI 21-1 Sll"Li.i.Alll) & AKS; WOOD ' I A-tr TER,. 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, ;ward the the • J 1 bf hip ter of now toCk; - • a ,1 Eff I r IN a century with Liverpool has not been forgottex. thi - pWsiiiito announce the completion of his superb which, as hitherto, consists of First-elass London and Home-mUde JEWELLERY, ,) • GOLD and SILVER LEVEE WATCHES, GOLD and siLvEr. GENEVA WATCHES, '2N 1C• •L . O T. 0• 1' --L 7 4 affi - S , - --A-8 -- P-E- L-I- • 14-4. ISI yds . , by 3r." :1!.; , For C4aildr • QUALITY. QUALITY. ;, SOLID SILVER GOODS, ,ELECTRO-PLATED 6001)8, . „ • JET and BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, SOLID SILVER aOcl • PLATI.D.Fittei; CASES, . DRAWING-ROOM and DINING-ROOM MO TABLE, DESSERT; and' SMALL CUTLERY,' And a great N'aricty of FANCY , ARTICLES,'very, suitabs .the: Tresent-Season, viz. : .. • A.LUMINIUM. JEWELLERY, • .sANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, TILE NEW FASHIONABLE UNION , SCENT BOTTL • * OPERA GLASSES - , FANS; FLOWER HOLDERS HAIR PINS, CARDCASES, IVORY AND STEEL ORNAMENTS, BOHEMIA GARNET ORNAMENTS, &c., &Lc.= • - - : •• F. W. P. trusts. t is hardly necessary to allude to his Pi which have at all times been marked with the greatest mo tien. His long and intimate connection With all the let • Manufacturers of his trade, and his long experienc • business, must at all times be a guarantee to his Patrons. Every article is bought and ,priced by hi: With the greatest care, and his constant study has am vrcr be, to farther the interests and merit the 'esteem of `Vie may honour him with their patronage. Titans TEN PER . CENT. for Gash at time of purchase i Per cent. at the end of one mouth ; Net Price for Credt A Simple Commission charged on Wholesale and Export On •• . . 3e, CHURCH-STREET, ). . , .:.) OPPOSITE. PARKERHST_REET, livErtrooL. - • - EINIG & C 0 . (FROM 'AWE) TAILORS AND DRAPERS • .• 34, CIII3II.CIT-STItEET, (cry os ITE,PARKEE-STREET.) qcntlemen's Own Materials made up on the Lon ek Ti far Cash. •.4EI. HINGSTON, . FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, „_._ e tro, 'TILTS rrLiLeipla With. SkIORIF ANT) Moon.:, to the Queen, New Bond-street. London.) •"-liasers. SAVORY & MOOSE respectfully inform theinha , bad of Liierpool that they bate appointed Mr. Ettafoirros, B ° l d - street" hele Ageitt for the sale, of their Preparations. A. B. takes this opportunity of acknowledging' the patronage eonferred on him by the inhabitants of pool and its vicinity, and respectfully soMcitg a continu , 4 , 4 " of their kind support._ Family Medioine`Dlrefitii k ",f11,41 rtzcitted, with the best I n . " . - Gm;3 , 1413 -, AND BRIGHT-ON SRLTZER . WAT.ERS. LicVitktD'Eß - 111''I'Elt, Airb PARr.4A, , s otirtriNE DE COLOGNE. CA° , " ,:rw!ansarrlawn 44 ot B . ;ARAD'S FA•RI.N.A.C.EOUE FOOD. ' • 1 .BERMUDA ARROWROOT.: ' a new'rood for infants, recommended by Dr. Routh, Sze. ih eletiptions carefully dispensed with fresh Drugs of the first quality. SA, 'BOLD 'STREET, LIVERPOOL. . Amustnuuts. YOUSDEN'S .SONGS , CAN NOW BE HAD AT MESSRS. MIME AND SON'S, MUSIC WARE HOUSE, 57, ,CHURCH -STREET, viz : !,“ 41 ,-, • , 4,3 • ''"itentment of na." " The Little Fi etv e r . ,, • ' • ' I eql. lo 4 %4 4 ,„• . "Irish Taunting Car." , , . " Man Snow Thyself." .• otura ' • rt e " Sarah Bell," and ,4)l ' - 10, 15 ti "Irish Genis." Atiy ~ "the aboNe Songs will be sent free by Post on reeeip 24 Postage Stamps. Il ittE AND SON, I SONGS Sole &stilt& for the sali 57 , CHURCH-STREET. of VOUSDEN'S . • . --..........._ LIVERPOOL. CLAYTON HALL, CLAYTON-SQUAR eir FOR ONE WEEK ONLY .2 4 1 ag MONDAY EVENING NEXT, January 2nd AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, .2L141/ IRISH ENTERTAINMENT mURICAL, DRAMATIC AL, & CHARACTERISTIC. PROFESSOR GLOVER (karma or IRISH 11E1,01)1E50 the musical, DraMatioal, & Characteristic Readings t, get4er "MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES," With various National Illustrations, including I celebrated • rx- KSONIFICATION OF THE BANSHEE," 44 SONGS IN THE iRISH.LANGUAGE," "LEGENDARY ANECDOTES," " and Grand Dramatic Representation of THE DEATH OF BRIAN BORU," at the Battle of Clontarf. FOR PARTICULARS SEE. PROGRAMME. • To comme nce at Ei g ht o ' c l oc k: -- MORN - INa s A PERFORMANCES on THURSDAY TURDAY it Half-past Two o'clock. . 444 iscion ; Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. • .°OItE'S IRISH MELODIES. • p ROFESSOR GLOVER WILL SI NG _ • MOST OF THE ABOVE MELO - .„ DIES AT CLAYTON-HALL EVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK. • . liptirvED SEATS 26d Array t/ 44, .44 111 E e. od: } RIME & SON, ....... ......... . 6d. 57, CHURCH-STREET. k°9 'S IRISH MELODIES. „f4l:Aruy,..)ip.:ipikommospitor.GTlNEAßszworld aw! DIES AT CLAYTON-HALL "•'• clOr.ckEr EVENING NEXT WELL ' .` • 2015 Pb SEATS . ... 2s. 6d. } AxpLy YO ?RE id. HI & SON, .............. ...0s: id. 57, CHURCH -STREET. MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES. P i torEsson GLOVER WILL BIN G MOST OP TBE ABOVE MELO DIES- AT CLATTOM HALL EVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK. • itARIED SEATS... 2s iatRT . 6d. ~?,Y - ..APPLY To Ad. lumE & SON, ................ Os. id. .? 57, CIWRC/I-MIRRET. Doors open at Half-past One o'clock, commencing at Two. , • THIS EVENI NG,t and every evening during next week, . THE LITTLE- TItEASURE. , • 1 After which, the New,, Grand, Comic, hristmes Pantomime, • ' eiktitled,' ' - . - I :L I W.T LE ~sNgy - , W 11 - liT R• 1 i ' A , . ~ . _, , . OR, I. 1. • i HARLEQUIN PRINCE`GOLDENHF,AII.T. AICD pIE3itAIDEN ta, :WHO NEVER* SA W'ITEK FACE IN . A GLASS! , The Opening St ry of the Pantomime (written express y for this Theatre) by Mr. Charles Millward., : ' The Overture and M sic of the opening, and ilip Music of ! the Comic Stales co pesed, selected . and arras id 14: Mr. Musgrave. The Seen Ty of the Pantomime; deeignedl and painted , by Mr. .George Dawson, assisted by 'Messrs. Penn, Gooaman, Hall; and Rbgers. The. Machinery by ,Mr. Caw drey. The Masks by Mr. Clarkson. The Properties bt Mr. Jenkins, - ..aits'aded by essrs. Dpa,4oeve,igen, , and, X. Itaurt.- The Dresses by Mr. d Mrs.. 'Jett ice. The twhole of the Dances arranged by Mss M•Gi ty and,Miss - Erarnah: The Action of the Balletdir cted by Miss, MKii.nty. A GUMENT., -• .' ti.. • , Ever so long "ago th e existed a. remote little kingdom in the realms of Extravagance ealled'Fiii-awaY; which, at the primitive period to which this story refers, was governed, by a crafty and tyrannical monarch, yclopt Squander, whose reckless and unchecked expenditure (book-keeping being then unknown and auditors never dreamt of,) had plunged .his little king dem' and his wretched subjects into an abject state of poterty and want, in order to repi. aisle his, empty coffers, and 'to stop the Murmurs of his impoverished -.followers, King Squander, conceived .the idea of. effecting a matrimonial alliance between his 'only S 611; tic handsome Prince Goldon ;.hcart,. and ,a wealthy . spinster Itrincees, lilt.- 'ward, vthoke ' charms were buried in her maneysbags. Like many modem match-makerii, bis. Majesty speedily made .the discovery! that his task" Wak Mort "difficult than he 'had imagined 1 fur although the intended bride'icas quite willing the bridegyoom - elect expressed a decided objection to the alliance. Finding his son to obstinate, that. threats axed entreaties alike failpd to' 'turn hi 'from his imti4hatrinionial purpose, the King de vised a cunning scheme, by which he hoped to overcome the scruples of his son, and 'entrap him into wedlock with the by-no-means beautiful Brincess. Having an • ungallant! idel -- that 'the fair ser Were wholly. And without exception addicted to the looking-glass (those in which they could sec their! own faces, having been invented about that time), he despatch the Prince upon his travels, and obtained his royal promise t at if he returned without having discovered a fair maiden wh had never beheld her face in a alas, he would then accept the rof kred hand of the otniekious Princess. Proceeding upon his novel and apparently hopeless mission, the, Prince ,lead almost resigned himself to despair, .when, wearied and' disphited, he reached an enchanted forest, and, by the aid of certain good fairies who dwelt therein, hew a enabled to discover the object , of his Search in the person of little Snow-white, -a *coed nyinph, who, together with her companions, had not only never seen their own faces in a glass, but had never seen the face to one man until the arrival of Prince Golder.-heart in their 'a de, c o which was a sequestered dell on the borders of Fairy and. The Prince, overjnyed.by tie wonderfuLdiscovery; ,w.ss - atlonce smitten with her, beauty, and the.lnaideto was. not slow to reciprocate the Sentiment. . ..._ _ Their future was probably a happy one-- e but history is bli viona orthein klibsetpte `nt career. . Certain learned antiqua ans, whose special mission is to attempt to make people believe that the, musty rpm* -of, past , and: goae, are of more importance to the living blesent than the stirring events of the existing gene ration, or the onward advancement of the future, are of opinion that the ancient kingdon of ' Faraway has been discoVered beneath the Goodwin Sands, and a Limited Liability scheme is in contemplation for explailivg that highly attractive locality. By others it is contentltxlthat llilbre Island covers the defunct kingdoms mid-this etipOokitien IFI encouraged by the recent dis covery of a fossil, hearing a strong ruse ablance to a missing toothPieh,• formerly the preperty 'of 'acing Squander. Other equally learned pundits are pf opinion that Faraway is buried .in' oblivion, •and that' it • never • existed 'an where but in; the ' TRANSFORMATION Harlequin Mr. N.P.,Waite ,t Pe/Aooon ' lir. E. CloWn Mr. Power Columbine Miss WI On Saturday next, the th January, THE SECOND GRAND MORNING, PERFORMANC] • of the PANTOMIME. A n.l-.-t-Dress datiearo Boxes, 'As; ; Upper StAes, as. ; Pit, Gallery, Is. Doors Opened at Half-past six, and the Porferniances ci silence at Seven o'clock precisely. The Box-ofilee is Open from Ten to .Three, for secul Sedts in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which I be had under , the direction of Mr. George Weston. RO.Y.A . L , - A MPHI THEATE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, • Peoprietor, Mr. W. R. CorsLAND. THE - NEW,' GRAT4D, 'LOCAL, COMIC, AND /CACTI, PANTOMIME I This and plery., Evening dazing the ensuing •t;i:e3 -• '7)t ho Jo .'THIS gyegiNG, THE SPECTRE 13RIDEGROOM. After which, the New, Grand, Local, Comic Christmas Pan tomime. entitled, - DAVY JONES'S LOCKER; Or, HARTAmrm, AND TIIN LIVELY LASS OP' LIVERAOL. The Opening story of the Pantomime (written expressly for this abeatre) ,rhy. Mr. Wm. Dorrington. ' •' • The Overture and Music of the Opening, and theliutie of the Comic Scenes eomposed, selected, and . , arranged by Mr. Musgrav6. The SecTiery of the Pantomime designed and painted by Mr. George Dawson,- assisted by Messrs. •Penn, Goodman, Hall, and Rogers. • The .new Stage and elaborate Machinery, including "'rhe Storm at Sea," by Mr. Cawdrey. The Properties and Masks by, Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, sent, and E. Laun. The Dies•ees by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries.- The whole of the Dances and the Action of the Ballet arranged and directed by Mr. Martin and Miss Bramah. . • - "PRELUDE!" THE AUTHOR'S STUDY. • The exact loCality of his residence is not knOwn, hut it is supposed to be in one of the streets adjoining to the Liverpool Theatres.' . • Characters in the Prelude. , A Needy Ar.thor, "in want of an Idea," Mr. Blakely. The Spirit of Pantomime • Miss Beinfort. Commerce (well known on the Banks of the • Mersey), - " ' Mrs. Somerville. Characters in the Opening of the Pantomime. • - Davy Jones, the Ocean Wrecker, envying the Island Queen Mr; Appleby. Sha.rkshead, his confidant, with a ravenous appetite - coraliana, Queen of "A Tight Little Island," a near neighbour of Davy Jones Miss Laura Gray Telegram, the " Spirit of the Ocean Tele graph," a useful agent in the service of • ' i • the Island Queen, who is ever engaged in watching the movements of Davy • ! Jones, from IDOver Cliffs to the Land's • End, and theLiverpOol Docks' Miss Anniellowe MORTALS. Jack Ratlin, first mate of the " Lively Lam of Liverpool," so named after the daughter of Captain Bowlike, the owner Mary Bowline, who has no objection to Jack Ratlin being " her first mate," as well as her father's Mrs. Neville. i I • • PANTOMIMIC TRANSFORMATION. • Harlequin... Mr. Martin. Clown Mr. Foster. Their First Appearance in this Theatre. Pantaloon...... Mr. Appleby I Columbine... Miss Bramah. The. Second- GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME will take place on Wednesday next, the Cl' January. Commencing at Two o'clock ; Doors open at Half-past One. , Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. Admiseion—Dress Boxes, 3s. •, Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery,' 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, ls. The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. HENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE, PALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. The GREATEST HIT EVER KNOWN in the annals of Equestrianism is the gorgeous PANTOMIME of ROBIN HO OD, AND THE MERRY MEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST. CROWDED—CROWDED—CROWDED. Thousands unable to gain admission. The FEAST OF LANTERNS at every Representation. DAY PERFORMANCE •of the PANTOMIME THIS DAY (Saturday,) December SI, at Half-past Two. THREE EXTRA DAY- PERFORMANCES, ' viz.: MONDAY, the 2nd, WEDNESDAY, the 4th, and SATURDAY, the 6th January. The PANTOMIME with • all its splendour will be Performed. Open every Evening at Seven. A HOST OF UNAPPROACHABLE TALENT. Sole Propilitor Mr. CHARLES HENGLER. ADELPHI THEATRE. MISS "A. •DA MORDAIINT, • (tr9nt the CIIRLTENBAM CONCEII.IB,) Appears eaelklilflit il , the New and successful PANTOMIME of " Cherry litbd Pair Btar,” sa the PRINCIPAL SINGING FAIRY. • f , j6 • kind briself will those I Common ITsirk ' - Stout Super Extra Super Baths,' 1 , erg ... 5 ... 6 3 6 8 0 DI 3 615 G 4 016 4 6 5 6 6 p 7 9 7 9 44 9 IF. el. 6 0 6 11 7 0 $ 0 f. 0 s. d. 6 6 7 6 8 6 9 6 10 0 11 6 14 0 tz 19 0 s. d. 8 6 9 6 9 9 10 18 11 C I.^. 6 17 6 21 6. 0.5 11-4 12-4 :3-4 23 yds .24 3 , yds $ yrdsi y3' b}3. by 3i s. d. s. d. s. d. 10 6 ... ... 11 6 ••• ••• 1 12 6 14 0' ... 1 3 ti 15 9 .... 014 6 18 c; 23 0 21 0 20 0 ... 27 6 33 6 AQ 0 81 • 0 37 • 6 V 0 Common York Medi uin strut (4,1t0 • ^er . _ 8.. 4 ' Snpot• , Bath: very tine i TOGETHER WITH TWO BALES OF TIORROCKSES, MILLER CO.'S L(t4G CLOTHS AND CALICOES. ;1 0-S Lang Cloths, 50 yards A do. „ Do: do. F' „ . Do: do. I, Do - ' Lo. a°. -7,1:11 . 1 . - • •M IV E R ES T A B,VI - 13.11 var )-- cArptair-out,EK:, Lid VRR POOL. .tsg Las s 9dt p - 119:38011 A R A U Aix-ri*xv iest:3 l / 1 1 SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT. . r HEYER, HOLDSWORTII Beg to tender their acknowledgments to the inhabitants of Liverpool, Birkenhead, and vicinity, for the very extensive pa' age they have received since the opening of their Waterproof Establishment,, and beg to say that new artmles of great tt are being oonstantly added to their Stock ; which is already the.most eitensive:ot its kind in Liverpool, arcimising in the WATERPROOF DEPARTMENT. ' COATS, CAPES, INYF.R...NESS CAPES, the light Siphonia for' the pocket;' - Ladies' Hoods, Capes, and Cloaks, in light beautiful materials ; Carriage and Gig Aprons, Horse Covers, Shooting Boots, Game Bags, Deck Book, Sou'wei Cart Sheets, &e., &c. ?;.:1. - 1.1(r) ,7..1 :1.5 AIRPROOF DEPARTMENT.. • "3 • . BEDS, piLLows, CUSHIONS S , SPONGE. BAH - Some orthese araistes ai4rd the grei possible relief to invalids. , .1 • GENERAL SURGICALDEPARTMENT.- ELASTIC STOCKINGS,. KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS, &c.. (just • reelneed' 25 ier cent;;VAILWAV RUGS WRAPPERS; TRAVELLING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, Alpaca, and Cotton; DOLLS, TOYS, mad Pancy_Aiiiel4 . endless variety. HOLDSWORTH & Co. having .endeavoured to discover something to supersede qiemortoltimilAmireioss CRINOLINES, have much pleasure in announcing that their REGISTERED GUTTA FERMI A CILINOLII‘ES Lave more, realised their utmost expectations, having been pronounced, by the thousands have 9 4 41 4F4d OtegLite.Pe ace elegance. sold 'economy.... As imitations .of- these CRINOLINES; 'Made from unprepared Gitti ereha, are mmg off 4 H. 11. & Co. beg to state that their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and address..., . - P A R A II 0 II S E - A3A :I ***7 04 2V421":1A.;,i WATERPROOMI3 • .•) I,r .1) PARKER STREET, Lll l 2E3'O - 01.. 1.1 ei s • ' ''' • - in) e•Y.: , 2-AY Win mar xall • N!011. Lan t fiLaw,;;Ji".. 0Y S T A S •.• . . <ork CHRISTMAS AND, -NE,'NuAyEAR,s PRESE - NTS6- - REAL WHITSTABLE OR LONDON NATIVE OYSTEAS., PROPERLi': FED; 'AND WELL PACKED FOR TRAN;F:7"3.6-; .fr72(;3'..t _ :3014 c i n'IJI I A 7,, hi ,:y! ! :7 • syr.,-7rT BAK.,E R .9 -.5 . , !7f..'° 2r.)ano S IS H ES TA•BLI S RM . -EN T S, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, AND _ 30, BASNETT,STREgT,, A FULL-SIZED BARREL OF REAL NATIVES • • A DOUBLE-SUED _DITTO DITTO SIX SHILLINGS. - 420 IN A MAT BASKET DITTO , , ' A 0 r? SMALL OVA NTITI BS PACKED AT THE SAME RATE OF PZIOES. ROGERS, GREAT GEORGESTREET, CORNER' ALFRED-STREET, IS now offering a ''very large Steck of C H OICE FURS which' he has recently parehasi C4OIItRISING MUFFS, TIES, RIDING•BOAS,,&c., IN ERMINE, SABLE TAIL, RE tL SABLE, MONKEY, LYNX, MARTEN, ix., Le., The whole of whieh, having been carefully selected, he can with Cenildeneereceransend. J. R. having this season Opened the adjoining Premisea as . s., MANTLEAND SHAWL WAREHOUSE er-ohajoeiyt , bee mond no effort to procure every new shape is MANTLES and JACKETS than has been produeed, w' he is now prepared to show in all . the new materials. A LARGE LOT OF OPERA MANTLES • IN EVERY VARIETY OF COLOUR. The New Materials for brews, namely, FRENCH RIPPS, DROGUETS, WINCRYS, kc., in endless variety. SILKS, RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, &c. BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, AND FLANNELS. A - NEW STOCK - OF KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, All New Patterns, yard wide , . ls. 2d., Is. 41d., Is; sad., is. ltd., 2s. 6d., and the best quality 2s. ltd. usually sold at is. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND STAIR CARPETS, EQUALLY CHEAP. BRASS CORNICES, Nxic PerriaXs, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND BRASS. TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. a ft 0 8 a a • J 0 H N R 0 El—R S • GREAT GEORGE - STREET, . CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET, LIVERPOOL. S. IS l' .+ : .. • .• ---- T HE DRESS DEPARTMENT 74 Eilrf ~ ':: vultlqp Jr - , • . . , . ; . . s. .. • - . • : , ~ twoi.loo Evigil'iti 6.±,a8 `3flttntiffit 911 J 111(111 floe : A130!b" AT .! 3A.1 1,1 5.; t 1.1,;i11...; 1;:,n.i.v.:1 ...i .A...:,.. ii .. i 'L . f411.r1. - i 7 ...i ,, -; ..,,,U••• J. CRIP ,•'..,PS' SHAWL, ' , lt .•. ifil ft,,, .: , ; ..1, ~ M . . ~, .• , ANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT. 11537204..1 , . • Ex q uisite Desi g ns in I:?. 1.1 dso ze71aH.,?.1 c thx ! ),..o 8`.1.11.. 4 ; , :i FRENOI-I-MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW'FABRIC ' S - FOR . LATH I E ' EIitEiSik . l ' jvC " .? " ~,,.„; ! .GILEA.T VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TASTE. :, ~ , • .BALL - AND EVENING .COSTUME. . ..., - ,...i1ii .. .... . • TRAVELLING AND 'WEDDING DRESSES, AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOURNING GOODS OF. EVERY • DEFOOFI7°Ni Art DRAWS MADE IF REQUIRED. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AID DRESS - WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. tis 1 , • „ :a•,:t xtiSIL 11,q4;`_1— -.1 Itgal Xg.ig-.STRSET• hrca9isanv9t/sq 1 an 4:i! :11; o:rin stitfor lytv liforpool,lB39. PARIS BROTHERS Feleetfyilly inform the Livespeel Public ,gewally, 0130 ahoy. have Plened their asbsii4ithy • NEW ESTABLISHAftiiN.I•I , I , •: , 7-!, , 7q -54 : 43119 w No. 41., LEECE-STREET, • r.g (NEXT DOOR TO MR. kfIiIIRHEAD, POI.ILTERER,) with a choice and wig-selected Stock of Cumberland, Yorkshire, aed other HAUSL•Wiliebire Smoked Droalifent aid Cumberland BACON--Stilton, Cheshire, Obedder, and other first-elass CHEESE—Fresh and Salt BrTTBE—TONGUBS, Molten Mowbray PORK ire., where, by strict attention to the requirements of their Friends and the Pubge they hope to merit a share of support. PARIS BROTHERS take the present oppnrtossity of terAering Akar Beet &map to *air 11Priands for; She Mors patronage they Lava :yet% favoured with at 11, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, AND 38, SI% JOHN'S MARKET, drain the last Tcia Tcatf, anti hope, Lttefition, tc malt a tcitiri; et cf past um.. 4-4 I 5-4 yard 1 yard 4 by 11 by 11 • 6-4 yr6llgH by _2 by 2i 8-4 1/ yid by 21 7-10 yrd by 2A THE DINORAIi,"' , t .E.„; ca thw 4;:w t),;nalarnm 1,5 , q10 t ..; )1, ;1.1...11z11 971 IaitzTLLIA;O7IIJIII ' D'INGO'IIERME" ti , - TMATV TWMPTVAtrailinaffir . ak S to UDR A Ll tsi , XNEA the ab r e NEWlikilatFES is.CLOAKS, NEW , SHAWL AND' :NiiiMittl-t-IVAREHO T A.l A , . 13 1 r ' 13 : 81E ?? I tl L: .1 SHELLARD AND 4Q.DGSON'St .4 4E -r . T F .4 s. t HAL L Til.itTAN ScARF. SHAWLS, All and Ektra•Laige-st7e,-oitt 'GUINEA The SHEPHERD'S PLAID (111410,Va1, l add i Plain SCARF SHAWLS cc:4o'lra); at Fieviapc Smatticas, „ • NAY sYglit. APID, .41.431#g wARBRo SHELIrARD AND HODGSON'S. CHRt (A~ fiEYTS i► t IS,T. 11: U be H sr sou ) ? o • • F. L. ,P, predating the - Athrettisement• o his 'first season tall erty p ef illyeeting attentinnlA4l; thei.inimeithtifilnd assortment of • BRITISH & FoitErdiit'k&NUFAcTußE the already so extvisire ,and uaKivalled Collection 1 ENGIISIP AND a POltErGlt NOVELTY Oias,heau added, and W. IL tonfident all.who bini- by - an mapectidn'• Vithlibt fair b:l3e' gratified with' - He would ever:dully refer to th 9 prrivAls o a large ad " " P541§4.4 -X9Y I I4 , TTES, IN('LCDING NAN'S, c054E10,., pxpovirEw-FrioLtit: 1 . Aiti‘,:,14 , 11 1 , &FALB &0. , & And a splendid Steck of XOll/IMIAI4. & allonsii GeAs4:TAsts, la; r ENGLISH—AND FOREIGN TOYS, Of every 4tilii rS t4kntAiasen„ emeteda in va and extent all which hare been preeionely submitted, ia t qr4 t l tilt i eft# ol f lq At.ii ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. TREES. W. IL T. bege Pertiellarly tkan i notitiee thiCt he hie*. upon fixing ALL THE ERICES4IN TUE LOWEST • POSSIBLE .SCALE, Which, by the plan, he hafileollatioliarienagi to I°4 Pli l l4 aPld inity rdifely• t vantag terms cannot be obtained elsewhere. He respectfully au all who may honour hint with a -yid; that his personal al tion will be constantly devoted to the business, and that reeention will be marked by every politeness sttentionz, OLD POST-OFFICE. BUILDINGS, 1 LIVERPOOL. OLD POST-OFFICE BUILT,,._ 53. LATE F. L. HAUSBURG. 11. TOOKE respectfully begs to anuountic • he has with great care completed the selection 1 STOCK OF JEWELLERY, and solicits an inspection of the seine, comprising; as it does all the very latest Novelties in Fashion and Design. W. 11. T. would especially call the attention of the Patrons of of the Establishment to the very great advsntages he possess in his former connelion.with the I WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING BRANCHEf, and froM his Paritipases being all made for immediate Cas by which he is Mikhled to offer the Stock at prices tonsidere below those at *high they have hitherto been submittee the Public. ' , • OLD POST-OFFICE .EI.TILDIN,GS CHURCH-STREET. W • H. T o 'O,K • • sreCESBO TO , F, L. HAUSBURG; Having visited all,tbe principal Manqaoturers, respeetf invites attention to his extensive Stock of C H :D.-E: L I lE' 3t • S , In Glass and Bronzed, LANTERNS, THE NEW PATENT VESTIBULE LAh BRACKETS, LUSTRES, AND, ALL ,I)E8CRIPTION: OF GAS FITTINGS. LAMPS' , • • Including the celebrated • AVREOLE, of moDritAtom LAIIP. • Handsome Glass Chandeliers, f6l(sus, Thlei Lights, •) including Globes, &e.; and diced complete ' • j Ditto, Ditto. with Ditto and Ditto, Four Lights... ... ... 98s. Handsome Lacquered and Bresized, Ditto; Ditto,) with Ditto, Two Lights • • • Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto, Three Light* , -' 524 Experienced '•Gastltters are 'kept en the Premises t az& kinds of Repairs, Re-bronzing,hße-laCque'ring, citify attended to in the - . • • .• • ,' • • MANUFACTORY;" 24, CHURCH-STK/SET. . . • The Purest Foreign Refined COLZA OIL, test adapted for! AnreoleLanap; bei per TABLE •C R At the following'exteedingly 104144.160"8 ro Fall-eised Ivory-handled Balance Table) , r...• r • • Doi Knives, warranted • l.. pe Ditto, Ditto Dessert. ,•+• Ps. ~ PAPIRR-MA-CHZ, Including a most extensive assortment of Articles, in ovl variety of Design and Style. TRAYS. Victoria Pattern Iron Trays, 16 inches, 7s. 6d. the Set 24 inches, and 80 inches, at Ditto, of Pulp, usually termed Papier- 20s. and Us.' the , }fiche, 16 inches, 24 inches, and 30 inches, at and regularly asserted up to £lo 10s.,the Set OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS, • • CEURCII-STRRET.!I •,,-. TO THE PAIIITING TRADE. f It I FFIN & Ii,GHIE, (successors . CHARLIE. WILLICERt) GENERAL PRINTERS AND STATIONER, Are n a position, to execute any work for the Trade Iv whir , : :hey may be favoured, with neutrino and despatch, the loweit remunerative prices. • • ' PRINTING:-OFFICE -15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.' WILLIAM FISH, COOK, CONFECTIONER, &c., Begs to inform his unmaroitis Patrons, that in order to e their comfort and convenienoe, he has provided ADDITION; ascommodation, by opening other Ricenk for Rafreeimente his Establishment for lAdiet and Gentlement •9, • 513 9 - 11 I"CE CRE A ibe Ice _. 9 /9( For every deeonptiot of Entertainments. ^,a ni WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER PARTIES r , r ,i SLIPPERS, AND ROUTS. • Furnished complete or in part. • .!o.‘ hid No. 25, CASTL.En-kiTRBE' Mr THIS IS WILLIAM RISK'S ONLY ESTABLISIII IN LIVERPOOL. 12e. 43 G, 53 0 •1 • y 3111. IPLE ANDS ATILLERIti. VOLUNTEERS. . 1 ,117 h-is f) I LEGGINGS ! LEGGINGS !. : LEGGINGS,I WA2fAtPII.OOF LEATIIEIt LE.Go'INGB Warranted beet Material, 13s. per Pair, at L REI A IMlllaBl , C 0 . 'lSt, • , t sJiey; .8 . SOUTH '4Ol,iN-WiILEET. 1.115 Arm I , fl .7:12 „IA It A.NEL.kGII PLACE. ,7;!_•1%, - 13:1J(1. I* r .cl s. „ Pc/ • : • ,:al - 4 uitYr • STU HDALI awr LiNE.B.POOL \'OI.IANTEER ARTILL , ERY AN , D-RIFLE BRIGADE. • . :4173, -- I, VIII! DONA tI the g Chair. lw g Inaugurated 'zit a :deeting herd in the Town-hall, on Monday, 7th No'vetaber; 1859 ; The TneA lli* eulm 'W ns ° 7be lli g i lo th a e cl i t;recig in e TlONAntut SIII3SCRIPTIONS;'•and; NviiilAttiolieiting an early return pt the Fund Books now out, would point out tke great importance PT Annual Rubseriptions being addedlo Donations, • with a rim to making the posee)a pertnaueut • • • ,DONATIONS. Amount already eoell;ed , £4559 8 8 40idgealiarlier.LHdq, • £5 0 0 John Curry, gm • • -- P:ltavxpm, SUBSOMEIrieoNi. Amount aireaciy,wcwp4.,i,, l / 4 1.,,,,Ati igl2B 14 0 The Public ate respeethillt invited to contribute . liberally And promptly to this mbvextlent;lli!loilioni#6eW4Oltich it is unuecessarylo enlarge upon. . • t ,• 1,.:,(1 A:(. E"tbseripts)ans,lvill he •receirixl. byithe Maidballikk the Com mittee, the Honorary TreNsurers and Beeretaries, and by the Bankers to the Brigade, Messrs. -A: Heywood, Son and Co., and Ales s r•.°S.l,Fucl co, . - I ha i S 1141.3111411121kt111, 4_ 'Honorary THOMAS DOWDALL, i Treasurers. : lit?. :T.Tn cAMEitOic a I , 'Pro. Hon. Sec. Head quartem 1114441.SeertIVe4tinednitb4 .At ha LAB ,aas la E . a Aok4al , .kufimE (238 0 N. CMA Tur....isiceptsr 610 C& OF GE NTLMEVA: BOOTS • In t , P res4lll Alt oNF,n2z, rul. Warranted. STOUT 800 4 TS or =was Ai so-SeimtaLe444--WitrrairWr.ea. if a v T `I. Kn , 1114.1 . 3.7, DOOTMAKER,', j_ 91,, L it D TRX k; ; • IdARKET-STI*ET;i? 2;# 474 tanar .13 ° V 14 TX Q).4lrlc .: FOREIaN ARAIVAT o Sca •AA • • .111 HAND, .'l,rmzrra-aIf O 4,TB,O.EIIiSTRZST, .9 llaa just received a LARGE STOCK of FRENCH, - BERLIN, and ENGLISH GOODS, suitable for Christanaagr.eas And Presapt v t The :Veit V ELVET and d (Yin WORK for Braid* and Beads. ; iiggiW e agul- V9l -Wi' 73 t C YY -143 1 .4 t i r..WriNS. WOOLLEN GOODS, in Carriage and Sleeping Boots:' SHETLAND SHAWLS aficrVEILS. The New GRRMAN OPERA CAP, so much f in demand b the Americana. GAUNTLETS, ARMLETS, VESTS, SPENCERS, GAITRRS , &c. SCOTCH YARI4 for Spnekings,;•. WOOLS of every description, and SMALLWARES of kihd, al M. SHAND'S NrootalsAn: lAN D ETAiir ; ) BERLIN WAREHOUSE, EQL - D 1,-MPLABET t t MAS gotani t ai 07:4;,R(2, L. U: N iC E mix:UE.OPM* THE 3R.D JANUARY. • • Y. THE H I E" :0 Itr"H A Nk 4 A: ; Tim, OF THE ASYIIIII. YOCALISTS. ARA 04,‘D,VIELD, .: " HENRY CROFT. :SON has kindly volunteered to prosige at the Piano-forte. ' ; n 'e - • .! THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR. PATRONESSES : U~fS, T.-D. - Arnierson Mre:Edw. Inwrence - . Mrs. G. A*le. , ~Mrs. G. H. Lawrence. Mrs. J. Branekcr . , • ' IMrs. Thomas Littlettale. Mrs. J. P. Campbell. Mrs. M. D. Lowndes. Mrs. J. 3313gratiper: , Mie.l39lbert W. Moss. Mrs. B. C. Gartner. Mrs. Maclean. Mrs. - J*o l6o )i Gledetook ; 4 11 as. Makiiott.".l Mrs. H. A. Grey. Mrs. Newton. Mrs. J.. P. Heywood. . Mrs.' B. Berthon Preston.- Mrs. Hugh Hornby. Mrs. W. Preston. Mrs. H. F. Horeby. !,F .s e. - fittunderst ,, Mrs, G. H., Horsfall. i ; ratiqi3 Shaa4., Mrs: E.`Johnstati.' " valgiV.o Simpson. • • -Mrs. 13: Heywood Jones.. • Steel. • • • • Mrs. Langton.. . •,! ," .-:. • t PALGRAITE 8114PSON, BK., has ritost,kindly.coniteated to coal the Verformances of the Bop', Ba • • • gumbered'lteserred - Seiti • -- 2 6 ,. se ec ' Unreeerved.Seate • • , '• Tieketelimy be had at the Ofticeof the Philhappenie - Elociety, EltlitingeLetteet Bast; from Harmood Banner, peg. ' • John-street; and at the Orphan Boys' . A'ityluin'Xyrtle-street, }where plata of,the Hall may. be seen; and at th i er2ll4isii office, 36, Castle-street. _ . Early application for Tickets is requested. Doors open at Seven; Concert to commence at Half-past. T. ;:GEO-R GE'S H A LL.- !'A BALL he,_Xeld in the I,Mu.jL HALL, fir. GEO/141E 9 6 HALL, " IDWfriVitsiDAY:the 12th J'AirifAitY: 1860, • In AID of the b'UNDS of the ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND .MR4. WILLIAM PRESTON; Rock-house. A L R ADY IN: Av T i I , fr .. . p... , ,, , , . • ....,MlO3 Bto jai ...GARDNER, New.haih..house. - 77 :3evairTlromekets may ja y r ;zi o oF b w t . tia ug ed arrad fro t r eitier 's: en y E . M :_ er ch hc arsont r da o ens f t z h .Lo e ar co dge,th in n, Efige-ze ttr i.: T. Mailed, Reil, Ptak-neer ? ' Prineeo-park ;George lase; NiAsou . Canterbury -strect ; Richard Y. Steble, Reg., l oc - 8 0 4tA J • ; jolin Tarnett, = Mathew-street ; grem JOSEPH KITCH urer and Hon A r. S T , 'l`ielteie, 108.6 d. each ; Juveniles under 16 years of ajee, k, 4- ivt.lt MAIM , ..1 . 1t4t ' .I,ll s l/E cjLjr. •74 , 1; Uri CianduNtrlON pus Sae. : . , QtAPS, „ . .„ Who will appear in their' Uniform, will give TWO GRAND VOOktit AND riNg.TINIMENT A.L micT b tz IE4IEI b!o-1 51,t1W til. , . 02 WEDNESDAY; January ll,• at ST. GEORGE'S HALL, ,k,„; ft •;„ In, the Aftemoon at Ilalf-past, Two, And in the Evening at Eight. I 0 01. i. Paitientare nee large and Eznial bills. :4 .16 5,:w it r b -- 6.: •• • . • , ADMISSION : *'l3c4 ' • One, Shillini• Gallery • • Sikpeneo , Numbered Reserved Seats .... . ...... ... Two Shillings. iChildren and Schools lialfi.pribe. Tickets for . Numbered Reterved Seate to be had of Messrs. Trim E ard r,o'N; i rei , cult's' 73311111f1TA1 C ; T:: ' . 11' \ ''''.. ON TUESDAY, ~ 4 , 1?...,.AND Ot. T,II FUNDS C .. . MISS CI ML Mr. J. FAGOT ROBINSI