Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-20 00:00:00

Viihru Sztico. $0 I!'Y ?OR iiiisEgONS TO SEAMEN. 'MERSEY -BRANCH: A.PUBLIC MEETING, to %ling - before 111 vhe. are interested in the. Shipping and Commerce of Liverpool t he urgent claims of tls.4:scortfabiabitiociety, will be held at the SAILORS' HOME; onWEIT/4EgbAt, the 21st instant, at TWO o'clock, , • the ‘lrorshipful the MAYOR, in the Chair, When all: who take an interest . in the - Religichis, Moral, and i 3a eitlvolfare of. our Siparilen are earnestly requested to attend: ';i: AIIGUSTUS CAMPRELL, M.A., Rector, • Chairman of the Committee. Tuesday, December 1859, : TO "GAS cONSUMERS. . A S Many Person§ are - DEPRIVED of a SUPPLY _a GAS,ipf cowegiylice of the Water iu the Meters ,_ei,ng frozen, the Public are reFopectfully informed that this giconlienience '1!IIA! BE 'PREyE,NTED•BY APPLY/lie CLOTHS TO THE LOWER SIDE OF THE METER, A ‘ nd keeping them constantly WETTED WITH BOILING WATER. ....Tr11: lie. necessary, in , most .cases; to continue application for,a considerable length of time. In exposed 1 1ati6ns the StAk• !nay he'Profeeted from the frost by being covered with Straw or Sawdust. er / I4E LIVERPOOL IFNITED GAS LIGHT COMPANY •,$ Make thus intimation to the Public, as they 'FIND IT NOOSSIBLE TO ATtEI4I3 TO ALL 'THE COMPLAINTS are made ,during the present intense frost . ; and they tequest that in case of any escape of Gas, 'attention may be Paid to the instructions printed on the back of each Gas Bill. Light Office, Newington, • 19th Dec., 1839. - 1 . • • . T a MEETING of ihe TR U S T EES of the DERRY ' • • MUSEUM, held , iuthe Mayotte-room, Town r hall,-,,Liver Col, on Friday, the 16th day of December, 1859, present, the 'ight Honourable the Earl of DERBY, in the Muir.; the Lord STANLEY, M.P. ; the Aev. ELLIS ASHTON, 'Vicar of I.I4,....434eUtOndCMA.YOBTotiI,IVEIPOOL ArtAIII , IIODO'SON, WILLIAM EARLE, Esq. ; WILLIAM BROWN, Esq. ; - 7.0. the Rev. H. H. HIGGINS, ---7 A p,The Trustees referred to the Liverpool Library said Museum ~t 7 1 14152, whidh'priffideb ' that the Derby • Museum shall be "Le, Posited in. sow suitable. building, within the, Borough of 4 .,_verpool; to be Trolivlfitie- td dine , 'brthe. Council, ..Z hi v e p e r t :v a c cs liar s tp Trrathfs, an desi g to the instrticirs to rdmgdesigns for the New Library aad Museum, sanctioned by the Council in February,.,lB6; 14 „.__ 0 , to the Plans of the Building now in course of Con an4,llavg-h,eard. th,e. explanaiions of the Keeper of '" 4 e Derby Mukum as tollie - space . tegnired fin' the efficient '-'`, 4 9lay tlfe spepiluews • - . •. . Aeso,vediinanimously,---Thit, in the opinion of the Trustees, t he western half of the building, above the basement floor, Should be devoted to the purposes of the Derby Museum, Coin rising future additions thereto, such arrangement being that _hich has been Ilwayq-contemplated.,antl understood by the l itu. ,ittab, stee lveiv s. Mayor requested t o cause this Reso "„ ." 0 /1 to be published in the Local Newspapers. ' • rAtracted froluthe proceedings. • - ‘c.,• WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk. __To 7 wn-hall, 17th December, 1859. • DEBIS f DEBTS S • DEBTS ! • 'ATE: I L , c 011) infprms . Alerc4ants, Tradesmen, and Others that he undertakes legally and speedily to OVER OUTSTANDING, iACCOUNTS“without risk ta r nuelves, and all moneys received paid over in a specified .se.—Apply at throflices r ßrwawiek-chambers, 17, Hanover-I - weet, Liver p p \ o p l. (Established 1845.) janl3 , TO PRT t lES' l lsrliil3'f ilsel) DIFFICULTIES. R. HOLLA VD- inform-the above that he still' u . - ,;_4.entjammito effect l AßßAlslpElg 4 ENX 4 o,with CICEDI-; AI . 4 ,.,_§, so far as to c ilrevent _aplying_ to the Bankruptcy! '-' "" wi witlicY Ceirrts• P Bioi,Vng practical ; experieAce - xs! .'„'e best roof . Bankrunts' and Insolvents' Balance Sheets! nared; and a..qualificafausitAlentek adßocato.engage.4 to 7 i FAITy. 4 the case thcough.--7Apply at the offices, Brunswick-{ 4 , ,bre - is; 17 4 .liknoVersstrttl.; Ilseitalol: :(Estallished:lB4si) I jaala I ----- r, , -- ; TO PUBLICANS AND OTHERS. R. HOLLAND informs Publicans wishing to L LET that , • , they will 4d his OFEICES the best chance for that 41 1 i eet• - Hi& system of doing 'business preients exposure and . 4Z/bit; on accowat of only treating with bona fule parties, who 4. „, ti e cash; and Mean business: 'Established 1845.--Apply at the 'ei, /runswiek-chambers, 17, llanover-street, Liverpool. - , . , . --____ janl3 • SECURITY TO EMPLOYERS. r IPRE ALBERT-L - I - PE ASSURANCE AND Dl ll4 °MARA-111EX C,QMPAN,Y r granta SECURITY to ,Em tmate,rs .fdr*Ccittrueftiat Travellers; Clerks, A g ents ( Bookkeep L'a, on reasonable Terins, with or without Life Assurance. Jas IPool Branch Offices-20, -NORTH JOHN-STREET. APLAUCHLAN, Local Secretaries. • , I', • ROYAL -..; C H A. : R .i r Eqi::" §U,BSCRIPTION'S. FOR THE RELIEF OF .THE 'WIDOWS, oRPRAN - s,. AND - OTHER °‘:: 'S UFFERERS, ( BY . THE 'WRECK OF THE `.I4IILOYALXHARICEIL ~- ~ ~ .. :!: THE following Gentlemen form the Committee, with power to add to their number T. D. 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During nearly a Century THE MORNING CHRONICLE has, been the ,steadfast ; advocate , of Liberal principles ,and enlightened :flews ; 'always ready to support the Statesman whose measures 'were calculated to promote the general inter ests—never the tool of Party. ,Faithful . to itch old greed, Ponaldering indicious, amelioration to be the best' tOnservatism, THE MORNING CITRONICLE earnestly supports -our venerable Constitutien in its essential principles—principles none the less importantin their practical efficacy beca.nsehrottght into ha:rmonions concurrence withth genius and tendencies of the age. Every department of this Journal has been remodelled. Its Political Information is derived from unquestionable sources ; and whilst it keeps Its readers ooaversant with all =important occurrences ,political and social, both at home and abroad — the lighter, but not unimportant; claims of Literature" Mad Art are equally represented in its columns. * • The constant nim of the present Conductorii of THE MORN fIBRONICbE in to make it an organ of influence amongst Statesmen and public men of all - denominations; and whilst presentipg a, faithful reflex of the events and feelings of the day, root tolbs.e sight of the permanent interests and prospes tivedestinies of society. , . i , • • . mwf 'FrirE . - ONLY FULL-SIZED -EVENING PAPER THE EVENING HERALD . Is enlarged tci Eight full-sized Pages, and is an 'ample Record of .the Currenl pay's News.; , , • The increasing importance of public events, and the rapidity .with, .yvhichthey transpire, demand.a, corresponding spirit of enterprise in recording them. 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The .-- 'Editorial, - Reporting, Commercial, and Corresponding . departments.have recently been thoroughly . revised, spul com prehensive arrangements made for enhancing' Its general effi ciency, both as a medium of local and mercantile intercom .. _ .. ... .... . munication. • The ILEREFO/ID . JOURNAL, is printed oil 'a l P.PUBLE SHEET, and lias a good 'bonit - fide circulation - amongst the mercantile and moneyed classes • Of :the wide district; through which if is irnOWn. ft is, therefore, an excellent medium r , ADYBUTISIDIO; ank with the viei fo r of keePinrpaeei with:the requirements of the times, Advertisements are inserted at moderate charges:: , Tcrpersons,seekiog situations, and gentle men requiring servants, it offers considerable advantages, this - class of Advertisements being charged lower than by 'any other newspaper in the district. Price 4d. ; stamped, 54 Published --by Wn.i.ilm Puossan, Broad='street, Herefei 4 d.'J , ''' ' • - TILE CUMBERLANIS PA6QUET. 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Considerable interest has Peen,. and be; created by the aPpearance in its Celiumis of artieles by the Eaitor (Mr. W. FR, gyfe),-,affordnig development; ;to% the, Channel Islands traffic, to the Railway Communications and Connections of the south-west,,thi general , principals_ and. the peculiar advan tages of Fire and Life Insurance, with reference to the position and prospectsvr - the - various , leading offices througlinnt rthe United Kingdom • and also. by the Educational and. Agricul ' tura' Series and: ii.mple Literary Critiques upon alMost every publication of note emanating from the Press. The Insurance, Railway, Edinsational, 4grictiltu f fal, and Literary &ries 'are now,commenced ; ,andas priority of attention will, necessarily lie giVenle the debits of supborteit Ofthe paPers, Whether gas Subscribers, or Advertisers,, the, pregent is a, very fittincoppor ' tiiiity For securing Ali earty'nocie, and' also for coMmeueing dubscrip tr ti r Ats with the, new volume, which hati,*P 'superb' reprint superb' reprint'of Ittchin's scin'Oe rotifer - , History of Dorset, X i IrIY WGI V I " 7° 4 " I4Ie4a I L IVII v.fiT t IMPORTANT' A..DTEATISINti MEDIUM: t! ; MAE WOLYERIIAMPTON JOURNAL and miNiNttIAATRieT AbvEßTlglilt; po;pora.ted the Lirslin*la TON an STA FPO 4D*llf RE, FLBILA,LD, Shinnnoti ' finziofsittig, t i nd 4nrEaxisla. , This ,incorpetated new,apapes-,ip new, lir:illy established its a first-Mace adV6rtiaing circulates oxteusixely; through -the i lvealthy ; and densely pepulatedilis friet'or 'South Staffoidahire; (the great iron and mining " die tr4stjgand the bordering =unties c 4 FercesteraAdre,, Wansiek are, and Shrepakife. It has also an extensive citculation in t.iejtietropolisi As welly" in distant peunties; and oensiderahle i;lfluenee in Scotland and the NOith of England. ; re, blished every SattrdaY, Pried 44. ;:aimtainped , •CIARLI SLR IAT-RIOT. —Wick Ira' fie y tin.d S ear day, in eight pages, 48 columns. 'Elie I*,4est raper in the North of England. Stamped sheet, 4d. ; unstedipeddifto, ,3d.. Allowance Aor_payment in advance. • - tr 'Consernitive:' `Etitablished in 1815/ Circulates in' Cumber land, Wfatincrelsnd, .Northnioberland, Durham North Lan cashireLandte a 'c o nsiderable exte'nrin the South of Seotland. The distinguishing features ofthis. journal are crigin4ity, "copious reports' of pane 'procVedingd;earit Politlcar intelli gence I from authentic and,,zifluential sources, and assiduous attention to local neWg. • • • . 'fho Ratsist is largely pate nixed i r 1 the upper walks of. life,. by the 'Clergy, prorCssional men, and; in feet, by persons engaged. gryem Pursuit; varied circu la t ion enabling it to do ample_ natio eto all. L • 7 J 91 - r rt , Its Conservatism, though decided, is not exclusive. 'The columns of the •Carlisle :Patriot are, and have ever been,, open) .to all persons, sad parties having any pretensions to address the public on: local '..or general topics,. ;- Printed and published by Robert Perrmg and Henry Scobell Perring,ntlhe Patriot Printing-office, Carludiv•yrb.ere orders and advertisements are received; and by all the regular agents iirLondon, Dublin', •Edinburgh;..LiVerpool, Manchester,. Leeds, _Birmingham, and in every tent In the peculiar range of its Eirr.)..c X 0 1:( : ,(r i! I C 1 IX PRIZES have been awarda to BRADFORD'S J O PATENT WASHING MACIAXNE, during the last six weeks.—Septembor 20th, 1859. 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IL beg to call attention to,lais NE* PATENT DIP 'CANDLES, which age free from thht Offensive smell which the ordinary Dips possess;: and tive alrightiand brilliant light. , • , 7T bns, 2449 • o• • BIT.LIARDS AND BAG:ATElp r iv' ..CLo IV, NEW AND SECOND—HAND TABitit A_ _N , •; riittl AT e JOHN -0-'N--EILL'S, i HOTIGHTviy—STIMET. 'FRENCH UPS,- OF VARI,O V S 'SiZES.; WHOLESALE Alsh) A Liberal Allowance made Trade. Every other Article emanated - with the Trade, oa the 'wit Reasionable.Terms: A . 14 zlityi )15;(): 40n021 NORTHERN DAILY TIMES publitatious. VIE ONLY CONSERVATIVE DAILY NEWSPAPER IN LIVERPOOL. • . HE NORTHERN DAILY TIMEp ONLY CONSERVATIVE DAILY NEWSPAPER Printed and Published in Liverpool; and, therefore, is one of the BMW ADVERTISING MEDIVES in the Kingdom. • OPPION YOH ADVERNISIAMANTS : 13, SOUTH JOHN-STREET. Parr - Tura Offincza : 40, LEIGH-STREET. LIVERPOOL CONSERVATIVE DAILY PAPER. THE " NORTHERN TIMES." Irina well-estibliiigrtitalf -PirZi.;:ltlie first that JIL was attempted in the Provinces,—is now, under a' new proprietary, devoted to the interests of the great Conservative party.. Its principles are those so forcibly expresseck by_the Earl of Derby, at the recent Liverpool BanqUet, when he said, . . . . ;---" I speak of that Conservatism which is not obstructive, but which is the best promoter of safe and gradual social improve ment,—of that Conservatism which, strenuously adhering to the old machinery of the. Constitution, adapts from time to time the various parts of its mechanism to the real requirements and the real capacities of the age in which we live,- 7 -of that Con servatism which should give to all orders and degrees of men within this realm their due weight, authority, and preponder ance,—of that Conservatism which loves the interests of the people at large but will not be led away by the noisy denuncia tions of blustering demagogues, either to shrink at the voice of menace, or timidly to make concessions to largs bodies of men for the purpose of obtaining a temporary popularity, when in our hearts we believe the concession of those coveted boons would be the worst injury we could inflict upon the classes it is sought to benefit." Such is the Conservatism of which the Northern Times is now the faithful and unflinching advocate, and never, perhaps, was there a moment when a temperate and judicious application of the Daily Press to the espousal of its cause, and the dissemination of its principles, was capable of serving more beneficial purposes. Hitherto, the Daily Papers of Liverpool have, one and all, been exclusively in the so-called Liberal, that is, the Whig and Radical, interest. The Conservative cause has now got its representative, and its advocat,e, hi the loeil'Daily Press. It rests with the Conservative. party . erf Liverpool to -decide with what efficiency this their Daily organ, of the Press shall be Maintained. Its success has so far been considerable, — the circulation already secured is large sand increasing ; it is about three times more than it was when it came into its pre sent hands,---and if all who are , Conservatives • will- only sup port it with their advertisements, .and use their active influence to make , it a profitable advertising medium, its . prosperity, and therefore its'influence; Will soon be powerfully strengthened and confirmed. • The, late - Derby Banquet cannot but hav;?, aroused the Con servatives of Liverpool to a more active course of public duty ; anct the obligation, in times•like.the present, to sustain a Daily Paper in their important interest, cannot fail to be acknow ledged,• and ought thereford to be acted upon. - ' • ()that for, subecriPtiinis and advertisementa, 13, SOUTH JOHN STREET, corner of Cable Street. Editorial and Printing Offices, 40, - Lefon STREET, Parker Street. - • • CONCERTINAS.: yIYHE ART of PLAYING on.the BANJO, CON 'CERTINA, ACCORDEON, br FLUTINA, TAUGHT for E SHILLINGS, by which the youugest ehild -or the most aged person can be taught to play upon these fashionable instruments in an incredibly, short time, . Banjos with wood and brass rims, Concertinas, Accordeons Flutinas, Organines, Cornopeans, Saxhorns, Violins, Flutes, B;c,. in every variety,. at JORDAN'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, No. 67, DALE-STREET. . . Musical lustrumenta Tuned and Repaired. 24ja13 CHRISTMAS CHEER. Ii,i•TINE OF MALT, or the pure ttenuine Extract V of Malt and ,Hops, brewed expressly for Family Din ner use, and supplied in the convenient quantities of 4,1, 9, and 18-gallon casks. • Address— , - - - - T..BOL.TON ; • FAMILY ALE ' AND - P I ORTER - MERCHANT, _ _ _ _ DUKE ST X Light Table 8eer.:.41 - -gal. cask 3s 6d,' 9-gal. cask 7s Od XX Light Dinner Ale - 5064,• •,, ;, 10s 6d XXX Rich Dinner Ale „ „ 6s 6d, „ 128 6d X.XXX Burton , „ 7s 6d &80 Od, 150 &16s0d Light Bitter Ale „ „ 7sod, „ „ 14s0d Burton Bitter Barclay's London Stout Delivered at Walton, Bootle, Marsh-lane, Linaore, Beaforth, Litherland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Kirkdale, West Derby, Knotty Ash, Old Swan., Wavertree, Aigburth, and Town.. ig A NY PERSON; .requiring a :TRUSS, Bandage, Elastic Stocking, or any other Support, should apply o the M AKER, • JOHN REYNOLDS, StIRGICAL MECZANIST, 20, S. ANNE-STREET, Livissrom. ~ • • • 'QI2O MILNERS' HOLDFAST ' & FIRE RESIST . ING SAFES (non -conducting, vapourisins, and com pensating, double, treble, and quadruple chambered,) with all the improvements, under their. Quadruple Patents of 1840- 51-54, and 1855; includng' their GUnpoWder Proof, Drill Proof, Hard Steel Plate, covered uupickable Solid Locks and Lock Cases and Doors, without which no safe is secure. . • TUE army - oust, urAT, Ai* CURAFFidT SAFRODARDS ADAINBY ROBBERY AND FIRE. Upwardi of 50,000 of, hliiners'• Hohlfasta keep the .Casii, Books, Deeds, and "Plat of Liverpool, Manchester, Glas gow, Belfast; LeedN Biedford,'Sce'.' . • • 'MILIfRES! :racciux , (2129), SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL / The most extensive and complete in.the world, employing more hands, (asaisted by priiterftl;. original, and elaborate machinery, and seventy horse steam-power,) producing more Safes than all the 7 other SaftsLniake*-together, and no' cap able of sheltering one thopsand workmen under their wings. Milnera i London Def)ot, 48A, Moordate-street, City. CirculsTe free by - post. L-verpool Show Rooms, 6 and 8 Lord-street. d A DAMS'S - Large 2s. 6d. WORK BOX; lined • With Silk. • 63, CHURCH-STREET, ( opposite Oh Post Of Place.) - - 4as =nut gliiiittO THE ECONOMIC LIFE *SSITRAIWE SOCIETY, • • " 6 NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS. LONDON. Established 1823. • . . The lowest rates of Premium on the Mutual System. The whole of the Profits divided every Fifth Yeir. Assets amounting to £1,840,000. ' The Bonus Additions in 1859 (which averaged £65 per cent. on the Premiums paid) amounted to £475,900, the sum -ef 090,000 having been added as Bonus at previous Divisions. The annual Income exceeds £260,000. ALEXANDER MACDONALD; Secretary. Agent at ' ' Liverpool T. 0. COOPER and Son, 5, Rumford-street. Manchester _J. C. and A. W.,DYER,-43, Market-street. Warrington E. WEST. " tts MMANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE • , COMPANY. ANCHESTER 1824. Caner Orpicno-98, KING-STREET, MANCHESTER, 96, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING. • BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN MANCHESTER Edmund.. Buckley, Esq., Chairman:. James Heald, Esq., Deputy Chairman. John Barratt, Esq. I David Harrison, Esq. Samuel Brooks, Esq. Joseph Peel, Esq. George Faulkner, Esq. . Samuel Pullein, Esq. Thos. Barham Foster, Esq. Absalom Watkin, Esq. James Collier Harter, Esq. George Withington, Esq. , BOARD OF DIRECT Thomas Q. Finis, Esq, J. Cunliffe Pickersgill, Henry C. Chilton, F.sq. Patrick D. Hadow, Esq. roils IN LONDON : Alderman, Chairman. Esq., Deputy Chairman. Andrew Johnson, Esq. I William Mallalieu, Esq. -Mr. GEO. &TN/MOON. Secretary in Lorislow Insurances must be paid. within 15 days after the Quarter day on which they fall due, or the Policy will become void. No Charge made for New Policies. Losses by Fire 'occa sioaed by lightning, are made good. The Policies of this Office extend to and cover Losses by Explosion of Gas. JAMES B. NOJtTHCOTT, Secretary to the Company. LIVERPOOL OFFICE: EXCHANGE-ALLEY, EXCHANGE-STREET, WEST; And Agents in all parts of the Town. 1 ottis, _577 14 • 011EAPEST EB,TADLISH/L*NT PT vE,APOOL. .15MOKET:,CiIIh4NEY 9 CURED. liITCIISN ;RANGES, ISOILED.S; ( and GRATES, of all dese,riptions FIXED and REPAIRED On the molt improved principles ;*-110TEIOUSE , FIIIIESYI4.3I}"by S. 5111ITII, Formerly 6, STANLEY-STREET, REMOVED, TO 16,,OAELE t e T , AND 3d, ISLINGTON, OL. N.1 . 1.--A. large assortment' of Ciinnney Topa always on hand from 10a16d. upwards. 52dee24 t. pI Al O-F 0 itT E'S, With easy terms of Pureastee. P i A oN NRewith- optionF o ? rar i c t hase. T E S p TUISTI'D I i &PA O IRE - D E VCD O IIiC s l ijAwiTu . o E S - , - - O. 11-, W. 'BOND & PRACTICAL PIANO-FORTE MAKERS, 44 -W ,011 T ON-STREET ---44 LTVgRPOOL. 1 • trf LOI‘DON sr( 184f1. Gaco.ml2 VZS ITORS .to LONDON are respectfully informed that they will find excellent accemmodation, together with the 'quiet .of - a home, 'at MRS.' WILBY'S BOARDING HOUSE, 15, BLOMFIELD-STREET, FINSBURY. Bedand Breakfast, 2s. 64. t 3 PURE DEVONSHIRE CIDER. ROUGH CIDER on SALE at "THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE, Iu Casks and Quart and Pint Bottles. BEST POR T WINE IN V A I, I I) S AT THE N 1) 0 N " CLAYTON-SQUARE. ItOEDEREIVS .- LIIL, CELEBRATED t CHAMPAGNESO CARTE =ANDRE; ' CARTE NOIRS, CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED AT ?Mt “LONDON," Cl ATTON-SQUARE. .1:Trs(11 13 , 504 ti r ik-Wgiffsala V.I ROI RIME 91,Yr *it 1 9fir 10 -4196 , VAJO Sit 63, CHURCH-STRERT: n ....prosiTEPosTorrrce-pLACit.: H O M AS 00 1 - 2. E T i'• SOOT AND SHOE WAVIEHONSE, • Nb. 1 . 77';` RICH M i irkt - P-R 'O BV, , 027'0431TE W IiOLESA.LE AN* I 4I,4:NArI... 446 NEN,' kriri entAt peitt OW and dniiiirthe SediOn 'Will"be found at 'R. GEEER'EI 0) . f...hp 'LAMP and OIL DEPOT; 49, 13roWn ir-hillit the be and . largest , 114°1 , 3:neut. of fLatnps, eheape than any nther house : in WWI,: , ~ P araflin' petroleuni, , and PhOtegen Lampe, from la..4..upwarP. ~Parafans ,Petroleum, lad. Photegen'olls, Ss.' per, gallon. Prenoh Coins: OE4, 3s,- 101. arktrlik, per eallbto. " ' • , ' -- , , ~ , , 4. •• 'A. ceneiderable. Reditetion tD Large Consimeri. ' The Trade supplied. , , ~- . • • • • , - . • FOR - FAMILY ARMS, CREST, or PEDIGREE, send to the Royal Heraldic Office name' and couaty, and in three days you will receive a correct copy of your armori a l bearings: plain sketch, ; in heraldic colours,‘ bs. Tracing pedigree, with the , original.grant of arms, to wig= and Nbeti granted, the origin. orthe name; fee, 'loe. Book plate, engraved -with arms, 'los., or cfest, Ss.; -Crest, engraved on seals or rings; 78. ;. postage, ls. extra. T. PVII4I T(iN, Genealogi.sp,, ClV,llUotra-street, 'Aces. t er -square, London, W.C. mwf • THOMAS ROBINSON & CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS wmasuovas: 111 AND 112, ST. JAMES'S-STREET, . Orrrais 4 : 25, DUNCAN-STREET, , Return thanks to their Friends for the very liberal support whioh they have received during the last thirty years ; and beg ,to say that they will always endeavour to merit a con tinuance of their favours by supplying a Genuine Article, at the lowest remunerating profit. RIMMED Is A LIST 'OF THEIR PAR/MAT PRICES : WINES IN BOTTLE. ' Per Bot. Per Doi. g. d. s. d. PORT, Superior old crusted, five yrs in bottle 5 0 ... 60 0 Choice ditto, 19 Very fine ditto, SHERRY, Best old Pale • 4 0 ... 48 0 Choice Pale or G01den..,,., 3 G ... 42 0 ~. Fine ditto - BRONTE, finest quality MARSALA; ditto - 4 .. 28 0 CLARET, ditto CHAMPAGNE, ditto ' CAPE MADEIRA, ditto WINES IN WOOD Per Cat. Per Gal. s. d. s. d. PORT, a very superior old Wine 5 0 . 20 0 „ Ditto ditto choice 4 6 18 0 Ditto fine ditto 4 0 16 0 SHERRY,,V,ery superior Pale - 4 6 ... 18 0 Ditto Pale or Golden CAPS MADEIRA,.. 2 6 .. ,10 0 SOUTH AFRICAN PORT 3 0 : : 12. 0 SHERRY 8 G 10 0 6' • - SPIRITS. ' Pei? Qrt. Per Gal. s. d. s. d. WHISKY, Finest old Islay Malt. 4 .0 .., 18 0 Ditto Campleten Malt „ Fine old Scotch Malt . ' 3 6 ... 14 0 „ Jameson's five-year-old Irish .. „ • Good , Grain ; 3 0. . 12 I) BRANDY, Hennessy's or Martell's 8 0 32 0 Ditto . in cases, 728. per dos HOLE,ANDS, pest .quality and strength...(bot.) 4 0 24 0 GIN; full - strength; Bed London •:.. ' 44 l - 0 d ;0 . •12 0 „ Ditto ditto Plymouth, , • .3 0, 12 0 RUM, Finest old Jamaica • 1 '3 15. y • ........ .... . .. „ Trl p, l 4! 12 0 PORTER AND ALES. Deg. Qts. Pts. s. d. s. d. PORTER, Merit's Best London IYouble Stout 6 0 . 3 6 „ Guinness's Best Dublin Stout ALE, A.Usopp's East India Palo „ Efest Edinburgh or Altos, • 4 0 .. 3 6 4 , Pine mild 4 6 ... • 2 9 CID ER 5 0 ... 3 0 Meux.'s London and Du, Ms. and 3 , 3. In GuinneSS's Ditblin Stout 2.55: Flair ;Allsoi4S's East India Pale ; 31s. ' , Barrels. i ' , Gals. 9 Gals. 18 Gals. ;frown's Preston Ale XX N.„ ... 13s. .. 255. Ditto Ditto, XXX 1. 6d. . Iss. 3 0 ,3. All Bottles . ; , 801:, Ao .be .2.hange, or paid. fop Oa ,very. , ' ' ' ....., , ; i S T ?ois iiehvereil free within five miles. 'L'otENct -HALL'S PATENT ''• STARCH ..IPSTANDS TrlyA4+ED•4lr:,'' BEWARE OF -IMITATIONS ! ! ! wßoliasktm , Amwrsii: ;; "V;RVIIIES AND CO. r • ! • ;.• ' Y . l l O • It • L , • c RAIL, AND .CANNIC , LL MERCHANT, 'give fDlifKl4-4TREET, I • , •frv''c !au 151, WELLINGTON•4:Vib, __t_7 9 sllFpgt . MOVEME, 13 INE COALS. , • r 'l4 i rw; i;_. yiiw J‘ , in'in • ni • "I Of JOHN. R,ILEY, • WHOLBEIALII • ; , SMALLWAB I E,' 3 * I i kX*IIOIJSRMAN, ....A:JAL :o . ll9l l .,tifir bnilk,tu 9111 - • , TOYS AND FOREIWAINSOIIANDLSE,. - p -- 7 - 0/1,17?/ 1— Fect 4 ATITITYII A! ' itILFT i,g7e i s t .A aitli i natit to hiirstitibic of -I CI 91BMALLWARES, tr 11.20 Of the begt'bid most y..olkrorte, inittractures, and to hie large .1.1.L.W •-• - TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, • Which, being imported by himself, ke is cabled to offer at prices which cannot be surpassied by any house iii the trade. •Persons about to oommence business will find it much to 10#4,44 1 v494agPi, i4,ls , .Pect J. R.'s stocliiiNeliotis to Plimha a gg' 13d .BTtla !i.,c,-,ickatillfikto* , NB, WEAVLEOS, KNEES, AND I —, ifiTii — vw r :t ANKLEs. - CALEB' WALKER'S ELASTIC S TOCKINGS ' RNEE and ANICLE BANDAGES, , . Are the only Artielee that will retain their Elaiticity. Heat or Cold will not affect them T - require no lacing, and may be o f drawn on ininsOdipyi ,as an ordinary ! loplgg. Wholesale, Retail, and lbr B'apo .. , MANUFACTURER, INDIA-R , UBBER DEPOT, . i 42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, . Can be forwarded by post, and directions for measurement s eat on application, : 'j':,' I. 011 R iEt bat; 9V1.1.).1.1.1 (IN CASKS). t, iblin S cut _ ale Ai ' 6G .X ' 9e. X . los. be given in exel delivery. _ SLAY MALT WHISKY. . , PAR-GALLON , - • •- ,- - . ire 0.. . ,•) qu, QUART ' . 4 sf t PER PINT - 2s. • !,'" to • The• above ia the /nest MALT WHISKY. made. GEORGE BOYER AND CO., 28„AND 30, ,NORTH JOHN-STREET. AMESON'S DUBLIN WHISKY. 16s. 4, PER GALLON :PER QUART PER .. A fine old - mellow Spirit, matured in Sherry casks ; a triai 28 respectfully solicited. GEORGE BOYER AND CO., 28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET HERRY W.INE PER DOZEN SINGLE BOTTLE 425. Od, 38. 6d, This is our finest PALE SHERRY. To those who like a PURE, DRY, and DELICATE FLAVOURED WINE, we particularly recommend it. GAO.RG'E BO.YE•R •AND CO., 28 and 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. A R. S A L A IV-a -.-PER DOZEN, 233. Od. . , SINGLE' BOTTLE A fine light Wine, very suitable for Dinner use. NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE !! ! H AVE YOU SEEN THE PRIZE PIGS LONDON AND SUFFOLK PORK SHOP, - IN LIME-STREET, Now Alive, Prince Albert's Weed, and fed by Edward Fullard, Esq., Clifton-park, Cheshire? If not, go at once, as they will be slaughtered This Day (Tuesday.) , ho l e ß . .— E T s . ta bf b A lis it h T ed lN . ea th rly gi 4 c o:ea n rs ot . ice t° the Public generally, informs them that he is the only maker of the real Epping Sausages in Liverpool, having no connection with any other 2421 WILLIAM CONLIN, PRINTER, STATIONER, AND BOOKBINDER, 32, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE GEORGE HOTEL.) WCONLIN begs respectfully t o i n f orm h i s Friends and the Public, that he has OPENED an OFFICE in the above central situation, and trusts, by assiduous attention to business, excellence of workmanship, quick execu tion of orders, and moderate charges, to merit a share of thei r support and patronage. • _ oar OBSERVE TER ADDRESS : 32, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE GEORGE HOTEL.) 24121 H OME-MADE SHIRTS.. Sill superior SHIRTS, made to mea.Pure, for Ms. (fit warranted), at J. K E •E T ' S GOLrEN. GLOVE ESTABLISHMENT, 18, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ekoice variety of DRESS SHIRTS at ss. 64. eac)A.; SAYING OF 50 PER CENT. ADAMS'S One Shilling Box of STATIONERY Containing SIXTY SHEETS GOOD NOTE PAPER, SEVENTY-FIVE ENVELOPES; PEN & HOLDER, WAX, PENCIL, & BLOTTING PAPER 63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. GEORGE BoYER AND CO., 28 and 30; NORTH JOHN-STREET. 0 R, E I G _,N L IQIJOR S. . MARASCHINO, CURACOA, NOYAU, per Pint Bottle, PARFAIT AMOUR, 4s. COPENHAGEN CHERRY • cortimir; (HERRING'S) EXTRACT D'ABSINTHE, per Large Bottle, 7s. 6d. GEORGE BOYER AND CO., 23 and 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. Darwin's work on " The Origin of Species" is re printing. The first edition was sold within a fortnight of publication. The oratorio just finished by Herr Molique, " Abraham," has been accepted by the corractittee of next year's Norwich Festival. There, too, .as,. is only graceful, will be performed one of Spohr's oratorios in memoriam. PRINCE LUCIEN BONAPARTE IN SIISSER.-11iS Impe rial Highness having lately travelled in the North . of England, making inquiries relative to the northern dia lects, has since • turned his attention to those of the South-east. The prince has just visited Lewes, and called on M. A. Lower, Esq., whom he honoured with a lengthened interview, and requested shim to: render the " Song , og Solomon" into the Sussex vernacular. LIFE -BOAT SERVICES.—On Friday evening, about five o'clock, two fishermen brought intelligence to Lytham that a brigantine had, during foggy weather and a heavy ground swell, struck upon the Horse Bank, that she had beaten up to high-water mark, and that she was in the greatest danger of becoming a total wreck during the night tide, shOfild theie be any wind frOM the westward. Under these circumstances, the ship's master requested the fishermen to proceed immediately to Lytham, and to request that the life43oat of the Royal National Life boat Institution might be sent to the rescue of himself and crew. The life-boat was, as soon as possible, manned and launched, and afterwards proceeded to the scene of danger. -.She remained by the vessel the whole of the night and the following, morning. Having ulti mately- decided -to abandon their ship, the- life-boat brought the crew of six men safely to shore. The Lytham life-boat has several times, during the present year, rendered important services to distressed vessels and their crews. W./LLB AND BECIURSTS,—The will and two codicils 'of the - Right Hon. Lord Patrick James 'Herbert Crichton Stuart, commonly called - Lord James Stuart, M.P. for Ayrshire, and Lord Lieutenant of the county of Buteilate of 'Whitehall-place, were proved in'London on the 12th of December, by Lieutenant-Colonel lames Frederick Dudley Crichton Stuart, M.P., his son, the sole executor. The personalty in the United Kingdom was sworn under L 45,000 - To his daughter he has bequeathed £lO,OOO, and £6OO a year ; to his younger son £20,000, and has left him the gold watch he usually wore. To his eldest son he has left the residue of his pro perty, real and personal. Lady Stuart has a provision under settlement.. Several of his relatives are named, to whom he wishes some article from his effects should be selected by them as a mark of his regard, and that Lady Stuart may receive a sum of £2OO, to be laid out in oharity- at-her discretion, - and that she will select a car riage for herself, and any furniture she pleases.—The will and codicil of Sir Thebes Isaac Horslex . Nrteis, Knight Bachelor of Great Britain, were administered to in the London Court of Probate by a legatee; Mrs. Emily Certeis Rogers, owing to the death of the sole executor, John Brooke Esq., of Berry-hall,' OM Walsingham. He has bequeathed hid:residence called the Villa Twyford, near Foulsham, Norfolk, to the daughter of his executor. He has left to a few friends dome small legacies. Bequeaths to his old servant, .Henry Shorting, .his sword and wearing apparel, and a sum of ten pounds: , He gave particular directions that ehbuld not be finally closed - till he had been dead eight 'days, having a great horror of being buried alive,. believing that such has often oeoarred ; hie armorial bearings and helmet of knighthoOd to be engraved on a mural tablet ; also directs that the old pictures of his grandfather and grandmother Horsley, and the old civet portraits of himself and his de deaSed sister, shall be taken Out of . the frames and burnt; but that the, large pictures of himself and his sister should -be: placed oil the walls of the great . dhathbef ht Berry-Ull:—The will of the Rev. George Nieholae Dealtry,A.A., rector of Outwell, was prOved inAhe London Court of Probate by his son-in-law, John Fraser Macqueen.,,Esq., Barrister-at-law, the sole w i noa of 1 thehis f be bbe buried iPe rc tabletCh apelsby o t hn si d e the tw e h x iur e fe c ,o ll h lo ino n f toii , ur li etw e ceir v i F e h ain ed d jo aledm b the chapel shosild record his death, corresponding with one there, He has 'left liberal legacies to, all hid, seer :vents. The residue of his property be has bequeathed to his son-in-law, Mr. Macqueen. His freehold and ,other estates are held under settlement. The wilt is ,dated,the 2kb_ of January; 1859:--:414tisfrOed News: COI ( ONIN. PR0,(4988. AND OLD COUNTRY IMPUL§EN. -We have always tra.ced with pleasure the symNihetic feeling that has existed between our own mother-e a entry and the more-juvenile portion of its family, the t...tinies, mere especially th.ose of the Western He a; as .the.-,pregeny invariably imitates the its .pareritoio do we find it with our.foster-children north of the American !Tattier, only with this difference,' that they appear Of late years to have almost 44664 140 their parents'. shoes" prematurely, and letting 40i . tthe leatlingittipmfearlessly7alked alone. This is evincible ialrrt toiw:4eit:entheeeassilmdoetarsitmutaatantehoue judiciifott s -ju in va e;:r o y us ways, obranch J ift,ptft_t_ton to their n_wn—_,putpoaeist ..tbaLkes t and most sterling inventions and diactiyeries*ltiiiiejlg - • origin to Old England itself: nothing bi.s th 44-0101 1 4) - vrorniitently , ttetniilifitit than in the• adoptiOn antest one voice of .ttle remediefi of 'PitdranoCHOL - Loweer, the Pills for the internal, ! and the oAttment for lid external 'tligetnies of the body; - no , so, er were they ' heforithe' , Ororld fronitti*,, ~,'nt of origin, 2.44l:,fitrundohnu; they become animity the osa- Canada and the 13ritialarovinces, and bciniesPeelanY adapted-fs7flie - settlefi - trarits; being thophysiman of the back;voodsman, in regions where the medical:- prabtitioner and the . medi9ine chest were unknown, : they naturally became the only " beacon fires" of -health for the sick and suffer in their new home in the far 'Off weft( ! We learn from statistics in the 'possession of Thomas Holloway, , that the first settlers sent out to tho Grand Itiv6r by the IsTo J) ,England cpmP i atiyin 1882-3 were required to iiroiltd4-th:emsolfrek , Filth a household medi -4.0111044444, nAmsearcely add, was soon, made, and liorxowiv's two peerless, but siinple.'reinedidikeieine the never-neglected' items in the early einigrarit'iMoA!'' conimunication across' the 'Atlantic b&inie'inore'4en i tind freeinthit, no Ails were 'set for Ameriea wither some portion of the cargo con taining a goodificipply of these healing medicaments, and we understand that it is their Unprecedented ' mand in British America that led to the establiShiNht of a depot for furnishi ng that market,' at NeVrTork, as being the 'most convenient point' fat transmission and supply. Success say we to thit itoble entetprise which, simple in itself, is benign in its influences, and has he thjeen w ne a r tc a li n conie giant in its operations. The name Of HoLLoWAY h w e il al li th, 15e when kn : * lb i e li rn il e ft th e y r , t H e a a rv as ey, Coop-T . are forgotten. -t7°,Lsrdtleoyf ADAMS'S TOURIST'S WRITIIN e CASES in every siee and quality,• aompletely . fitted, from. Se. sd. upwards. 63, CHURCH-pTA:EEI', LIVERPOOL. , • Secured by , - Royal Letters Her Majesty's . ' Patent. ' EVANS'S IMPBOV,EkENW,IN,tAxiom CABS. TAMES. EVANS bop to• inform tho gentlergon of ti Liverpool and its vicinity that his New Patent $n lIAASOII CABS edn nnwßeneen it his Carriage . Manntidoty, 32 and 34, TABLETON-STREET; 'and respectfully solicits nn 122Pen090. 1 r;, 1,. IR f ! r f;' PIER ITOTEL, CANNING-STREEL..WOODSIDE. W. 11. •T11031..A48:, i• (SON OF MR. E. C. THOMAS, OF THE STORK nor gr,, • QUERN-SCIATARE,) Begs to notify to his friends and the public that he has opened the above pleasantly-situated Marine Hotel; aad having fitted it up complete for the accommoda#Ort of Families and Gentlemen, hopes, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of their support.' W. H. T. also informs the public that, having a large assorted stock of title old WINES, he is prepared supply the same at wholesale prices> • Orders left at the Bar of tke i llotel will be punc tually attended to. DADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL D DINING-ROOMS, 6, MOOR-STREET. The BILL of PARE, each day, will be found ample and of supenor quality. BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &a. WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS, OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY ONLY. N.B.—No Feos to Waiters. ROBERT FRASER, PROPRIETOR. .AbASisi 'One" Siiillini T . WpicET,, K. i poo, .01 .TaY:.9 n 1r,.8.21 - WOO3AiO , `3 :ALITANACIeoIiBMORANDUM 8691 C, PlaCe li4el6)l.lt‘a.mpf, goal