Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-28 00:00:00

Shubltt fittlagrntents. HEATRE ROY A L CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. The New Grand Comic Pantomime, PUSS IN BOOTS; OR, HARLEQUIN AND TEE MILLER'S SON THIS EVENING (MONDAY), and dneng the Week, The Pertirreance wi!l vm.neace with THE Eu,ANCE OF Colllzo,l, F. After which, a New, Grand, Comic, Chilstmaa Pawomime, entitled, PUS 3 IN BOON; or, HARLEQL-tv AND Tin MILLER'S SON ! The Opening Story of the Pantomime, wri ten expressly for this Theatre, by the Concoctor of the "Conde of Hale," •• Tim Bobbin," "The Legs of Man," " The butte fly s " st. George and the Dragon," aid ' Litee Goody T wo-shoes." The Ov rtnre and. 31ctsic of the Opening, togeth-r with the Music and Dauc,s of the Ha lequinade, c ,mpose ", se acted. and arranged by Mr. Musgrave. 'the Scenery of the Pantomime Designed and Painted by Mr. it. De rlove, Jun.. assi.ted by Mr. G. Dawson. 'use Machinery by Mr. C.wdrey. The Properties end Masks by Mr. Bromley. "1 be Dresses by Mr. Jeffries. The who'e of the Dances and the Action of the r.al.e.t ar - anzei and directed by Signor Lauri ` SOME ACCOUNT OF THE STo it OF THE PANTOMIME. Everyh dy knows the Story of Puss in Boots—How a testa n Miller had thrin sons—How he died and I:ft his edest ton the mil! ; his second son a donkey ; and his youngest a Cat—How the two drat wore discontented, and how Italrh, the youngest, was perfectly tat'sded—How his Cat wore boots, to protect his ley,s from the brambles—Row he caught his meter a ralibit—How he took it as a rrese it trona his master to the King, who was fond of game —How tho King inquired who had sent him such a handsome present l —flow the Cat replied it wa. his master, the Mat quis of Carabas—R w the King had never heard of such a marquis —How the Cat convinced him and tonttived a plot to got his master dressed ha tine clothes out of the King's wa,drobe. How Ralph bacame tntroduce,i at brat, and how he and the young Princess became enamoured of eaidi other—How the King wanttd to see the Castle of the Marquis —.-low the Cat callel upon a great Ogre. H• , w Its out witted and killed the Ogre, and gave his master the cast'e m which the Ogre I;ve:—How he to'd all t,e ogre's reapers, hop-pickers, and woo:l-cntt rs o tell tt.e Kin, when he passed that way that a l the lands tie beheld belonged to the Marquis of Csr.h. ow the King came to the castle—How Ralph got found out—How his enemies tried rain him, and how he became changed ante Harle quin, the Princess into Columbine, tho King i to ai.tvoon and a grumblit.g 0t woman into-Clown while tee Cat became a great Lord, and never killed mice except for his own amusement—al of which is et torch In Inds Pantomime. Granibleina, the Damon of Disemtent 1 ha :airy Thankful Miss G. Oliver. Ralph, the Mille 's 50n...... . Mrs. R. Power. Tommy and Harry, —alph's Brothe,s.. llestrs. Hunzer and Stoddort. The Doi key .. , . • . i,y Herr Eellaw. Puss in Boots • .. By Master R. Lauri. The Ogre .. By Mr. Rlgnold. THE TRAN FORIIATION. Harlequin...... F ignor John Lauri I Pantal xin ...... Mr. Power. columbine .. .......... Miss Lauri I C10wn.... Signor '...haile, Lawi. A MORJING PERFOAMANUE of TH3 PANTOMIME. EOn 6ATURD ►Y, Jan. 2nd, 1838. Doors opsn a*. Half-pist One, to Commence at Two o'clock. Doors Opened at Half-past Six, end the Performxneez to commence St Seven o cl ,ek precisely. Admlss on: —D es Boxes. 4s; Upper Boxes, 3s ; P.t, 2s; Gallery, Is. The Box Ofill3e is open &n ren to Three for seaming Seats in the Drams CL le and tak ng Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of :dr. F. shut law(); th. Childreu anis will nA be admitted. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GRE T CH kIILOTIR ,TREE . WI LLIA M C O OK E, Pr. , priecor and Niaq?g,r of Astley's It yap Amphi theatre, London, respectfully announces that ho purposes giving A SEIIIES OF EQUESTRIAN PERFORNIZN OE S In the ROVA.L AIIPAITHEATRE, Liverpool, For FIVE WEEKS Only, The greal resources or his Col,ssal Estab isbment will enlbla Ithrt to bring forward au array pf Talent, both English an i Coatioental, Chat will eq al the m,st EIIiPLAYS tiF EQUIPA 1 UN ever given iu that Elegant Esli,bil.liment. MORNING PERFORAIANCE3 Will b3yivea On WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3 )Tri. AND FRIDAY, ...TANCASY IST. To commence a Two LI, AlaIdTE3. FRA "K PASTOR, the Lem Mr. YE the Eying Vol of the Amerman Arena. tiguer. The Brothers HUPt HI • SON, the Master W. GEE, Double-Home first Gymua :tic Artistes 'of thc Rider. day. VI BLANCHE. Leaping Act Herr CHRISTOFF, the gr3atest and Character Udder. Tight-rope Artiste of the ;ire JENNIE, Leaping Act tent age. and Scarf Rider. Mr. WALKER, the Renowned La Petite MARIE and L'F.nfant Slack-rope Vaa ter. L ILL Double Act Riders. ABD AL LA H AS. ON. the Arc , Madame RELLILOS, Leaping Act Clown and Trampolinist. and Charazt,r Rider. Signor RUSSILLI ant Family Moms. ME LLILOS. Mr. MITCHELL, Shakiiparear. Mons. AGUSSI. Clown. Madame A USSI. Mr. ADAMS, the Buffoon of the Mods. GUILIOME. Circle. and Kr. J. G 2E, the Lion Horseman. Mr. WILLIAM COOKE, Jnn. THIS EVENING (MONDAY), and do lag the Week. PI 1011 AKM E.— P.A. itT FIRM The OLYMPIANS, by :dr. JOeEPH GEE and Mr. Wlt!. G° E. Pleasing INTERLUDE, by the Twa Javenile French Clowea. Mad'lle. JE NIF, the admired Family Equestrienne, in ler LEAPING ACT, jumping through 12 1 - lalloons, ticc. Mons. MELIL'iS will inirodne2 his famous Horse CAME .s InGE. aad pas him through the wh,,le of the Evaintions of the HAUTE ECOLE. Mr. WALKER, on the CORUIC VOLANTE. Mr. JOSEPH GEE in the UNION OF NATIONS, England, Ireland, and Scot:and. Signor RUSSILLI and Pupil in their plpaltr DItAWING-ROO'd ENTERTAINSIENI'. LA LUTTX ; or, CATCH ME WHO CAN, by seversl of the principal Members of the Company. ♦ GRAND ENTREE by E[OHC LADIE3 and GENTLEMEN, arranged and produced by Mr. W. Cooxe, Jun. An interval of f if teen Minutes between the First and Sewn! Parts. PAST Saco XD. The Ce'ebrated Brothers Hurca[Ns.)N, in their pleAsing GLOBE EXERCI3ES: Herr CHRIST OFF, the greateit Tizht-rop 3 Artiste in the Worl I. The feats of this sc,omplished performer are indencribable, excelling in every test hitherto attempted, and in fact are of so surprising a nature as to defy all corupeti Madlime MELLILOS will' app3ar in her popular Character Act of th. - : SEASO•:S. The highly renowned American Equestrian, : - RANKPASTOR. Acknowledged by hie couutrymen the greatest rider that ever appeared In the United States. Mr. W. COOKE, Jae., will exhibit the extraordinary docility of his Lilliputian Pony, YOUNG itOBIN GREY. Amongst the numerous feats this Pony will execute, he will walk several times round the arena on hi, hind legs. To coac:tide with the Pantomimic Sketch of th 3 MILLERS, by the Principal Mem aers of the Company. The whole of the arrangements under the Direction of Air. WM. COOKE, Jan. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence at Seven o'clock precisely. Attinisslon— Dress Bozea, 3s; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; Gil- Wry, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, Is 6d; sit. ls. The Box office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing Seats In the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr Sbuttleworth. ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE CRILMIAN-STIINWP, ISLINGTON. EVE ItY EVENING. THE CH a ISTMA3 PANTOMIME. TINDINE, THE SPIZU I' OF THE WATZRS ; OR. HARLEQUIN ALBERT THE RECICLE3R. Crysalla, Miss M. Stanley, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane ; Uadine, Mrs. Fred. Lloyd; Albert. Mr:. H. Bickerstaff ; The Count, Mr. Fred. Lloyd ; Amphlbri, Mr. Berfoot. GRAND TRANSFORMATION. TITS FEU'S PARADISE, Exceeding :n mark .iflcence any of the gorgeous effects hitherto pro. duced in this Establishment, so celebrated at this period of the year : Clown .. . Mr. J. Chappell. 1 Harlequin........ Mr. Campbell. Pantaloon Mr. G. Pearce. 1 CO =bine . ....Mho L. Sennett. In consequence of the heavy expense .ncurrcd is the production of the Pantomime, the free list is total y suipen:ed—Press excepted. To prevent inconvenience and overcrowding, the numbers admitted to the Pit and GAilsry will be limited. =Prices of Adm'ssion :—Centre Boxes, 2s; Side Box-s, Is 6d; Pit Stalls, le; Pit, 6d. Doors open at Half-past Six, performance to commence at Seven o'clock precisely. S T. G EORG-E'S ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist. MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon Thcrd 4y F venii.g Admiston on Saturday Afternoon, Gd ; Thursday Evening, 3d. The Concert lasts one hour. Doors oven half an hour before the performloce. E. BARANDON'S S T. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS, 50 LIM E-STP. EET-50, LIVERPO )1.. The Proprietor legs to ell the attention of the Gentlemen of Liver pool to the above room', persna - lei t .at tie talent of the undermen • toned Company will ensure a hl hly patisfeetory Entertain_neat. MiIMBEBB or THE : MISS ELIZA SHERRAN, „ MARY ANN SHERRAN, „ EMILY SHERRAN AIR. BARKER, Alto, „ HICKS, Tenor, 99 B 0W N . Baritone, ALIBONE, Basso, " B. WILLIAM S, Comic. P1A2,71;;', MR. MR. so/OULU. CONDILiTOa, .„ • • SEATS. The Rooms are open al Seven o'clock. N.B.—For Gentlemen ouly. Admission, 6d., returned in. Refreshments of the etc:kat quality. Chops. Steaks, Kidneys, Blest Potat.)e4. &C. RE -ENGAGEMENT OF SENORA JULIA FLORE.'2. Inconsequence of the enthnil...t'c r ception which this ealebrated Spanish l'f.Lee. nlg*ttly rocel7ed, ,nd at the eatire of many, the Proprict-r hnu muds arrangements for her ite.-APP&ARANCE durieg the iirce.R, _ AT BARANDON'S S;;*. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS, SO, LI STREET. teublfc enauStmentfi. HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE. DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Has rearthed the II ighe.t Pinnacle of Fame! Delighted Thousands throng this Temple of Equestrianism, and pronounce the Entertain , went unparalleled. Doors open at a Quarter to Seven, commencing at a Quarter put. The CHRISTMAS FEST i VIrIES! Every Evening, and also in the Grand Mid-day Performances, w , tl bs produced, for the first time, expressly to please the Juveniles, the Grans Nursery Ta!e, entitled JACK THE GIANT Klt.LEft, or OGRESS AND HER SON! Another link has been aided to render complete this Unrivalled Establishment. WALLET I', the Inimitable Wallett ! The World renowned J seer, wit% FRO ‘-A' DE FRANKS, and JACKSON, ho:ding the first position of t' e day in their department together with the vrcate-st amount of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia ever combinel in any one Company throughout rns World I This EVINING (MONDAY), December :zBth, and every following evening. WALLE i ! the Queen's Jetiter, and Favourite C.own of both Homier hares. Great Success of the New and Oriyinsl Equ es t r i an S ketch, entitled THE ITALI a N BRIGAN , ;S, introducing th e w h o l e Company, New Dresses, Music, and Beautiful Holies. Mad'lle CLEMEN E QUAGLIT.N I, the First Horsewoman in Europe will perform her t EitRIF,C FLIGHT THROUGH A NUM BER. OF BALLOONS 1 Young ROMEO the Phenomenon of the present age, will perform his MIRACU' OUS FEATS. The greatest Tight Rope Artistcin the world—JOHN M. lIENGLE R. Mr. ARTHUR BARNES. the Champion Somersault Thrower of Europe. The Inirnita\nle Parisian Grotesques—LEOPOLD ET BOUTELIER. Programmes to be had at the Cirque Gratuitously, The Third, Fonrth, and Fifth of the SERIES OF MID-DAY EPREq:NTATIONS will take pla - ce THIS DAY (Monday), December 28;11; Wednesday, 30th ; and Saturday, January `2nd; commencing at Half-past Two. Compartments for Visitors are partitioned off, with a separate and convenient approach t Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 63 ; saes (select), 2s ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade. Is ; Gal lery, 61. Children under Tea years of age, and Schools, Half:price to all parts except Gallery. Second Price at a quarter to Nine o'clock. No Second Price to the Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade. Box office open daily fr.im Eleven to Three o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places can be,secured. Open every Evening at a Qu rter to seven o'clock, commencing at Quarter-past Precisely, and tne performances will conclude about a garter-past gen. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Mintier, HILHARAIONIC HALL. MONS. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS. MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, 28TH, 29TH, AND 30TH INSTANT. VOCALIST: MADAME G R I S I. BOXEI STALLS. GALLERY . .. .. . .. Is. Od. Doors Oden at Seven. Commence at Eight o'clock. HILHARMONIC lIALL CHRISTMAS CONCERTS. MONS. JIILLIEN'S GRAND VOCAL AND unCHESTRAL CONCERTS. TH[.; EVENING (MONDAY). THE 28Tia INSTANT, TO•I4OItR•AV (TUEtDAY), .:9th; and WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant. MONS. JULLIE V, in amsounciwr, his aNNTJ+.L CONCERTS, has the great plc:sate of a..quilating his patrons e.,11 the public tha, through the influence 01 the firm of Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and Co., he has succesued in securing the ser►icer of the il:ustrious Prim a Dzmna, MADAIIE GRIST, Who wilt Sing, for the first time, ENGLtSiI SONGS, 89 wallas some of her most celet.rated Grand ITALIAN ECENAS. THE WIC HESTRA Having ever be.la the subjact or M. Jullien's greatest care, he has this year made another tour on tha Continent, and has engaged several Instramental;sts of tirat•r.:te *Witty and great renown. THE PROGRAMMES. Now Operatic Selections have been arranged expressly for this se,son, and M. Judie has composed several Piecis of Musique Dtuasarte. Arno:lilies° he may mention— S'X NEW VALSES SENI:MENTA. ES; A New Polka, as a Companion to " My Mary arm," entitled THE FIFE POLKA, On Proeh's last German Lied, " The Kiss ;" a New Composition entitled, THE POLKA MAZUEZA, Now danced in all the fashilnai,lo circles of St. Pete:Anil, Vienna, Berths, and Paris; and many other novelties which will be duly announced. In addition to these, M. Jar.tazat has also prepared a Grand Descriptive Compoiit THE INDIAN QUADRILLE AND GENERAL HAVELOCK'S TRIUMPHAL MARCH. Which has created so mach sensation in the Metropolis. PLANS NOW OPEN, Boxes, 4s; Stalls (Ras:reed .Seats), 2s 6d; Gallery (Unreserved, s. Tickets may be had at the Office of the Philharmonic Society, Exchange-court, Exchange-sty eet East, between Ten and Four o'clock daily ; and ac the Hall from Half-past Six on the Evenings of toe C Doori open nt Seven, Concerts to enrrienCe at Fight. T HE EXHIBITION of the LIVERPOOL ACADEMY,• 01. D POST.OFFICB-PLACE, CLIURCII-STREET, 13 NOW OPEN TO THE WORKING CLASSES. Day Admisiion, 6d. Children under Twelve, Half•price. Cata logues, 6d. Op-n from Ten 10 Four o'clock. Evening Admission, 21. Catalogues, id. Open from Six to Ten O'clock. Brilliantly illuminated with Gas. • JAMBS PELHAM, S,cretary. HE CHRISTMAS MINISTRELS A MUSICAL and SCENIC ENTERTAINMENT, of an entirely new Character, will be Performed in the CO NCeHT HALL, Loan NILSON arazEr, on the Last Four Day's of the Sear, VOcaLisTB : }IRS. SCARISBRICK, I MISS.7,WYNNE, IL MILLAR, Ma. SCARISBRICK. Reserved Seats, 23.; GaUery, Is. ; Are 3, Gd. Tickets at the Principal Music Sliers. To COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. LAYTONON HALL. HENRY SMITH The eminent VOCALIST and PIANIST, h as the honour to announce that he will open his MUSICAL AND PICTORIAL ENTERTAINMENT, ENTITLED, "HIS VOYAGE TO, AND WANDERINGS IN AMERICA," Peantifully Illustrated by Wi,iiams's Gigantic DIORAMA, on MONDAY next. Dxernber 28th, and followings Evenings, cAn mancing at Eight oVock. THE GREAT PANTOMIME!! WHERE TO SEE IT. Through all the year. there's one 'Tight happy time, Tnat brir gs with it its own peculiar pleasure; When pleasant twos beam with br!ghter And mirth abounds with more abundant measure. Old Christmas, theme of many merry lays ! Founder of all things happy; spirit cheerer; Again we hal thy corning with cur ',raise, And new delights enjoy as thou draweat near. But who's to have the merriest Pantomime ? The nimblest Harlequin, the Clown most funny; Most pleasing Pantaloon, and Columbine—. To tee whose wonder. we must pay our money. We've conn'ii the news, and strong inquiries made. Of every one, in all the likely places; Been one or two, and though not in the trade, Have some id.a who will win the races. At Drury Lane they're busy we'll engage, For work g es on in every hole and corner ; ' And" oxin Night" wilt witeess on the stage, The history of " Little Jacky Horner." The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood," will be The source of Mr. Ruckstone's new attraction; At the Lyceum, " Lela itcokh " will cause, In money matters quite a bri'k re-action. " The Beauty and the Beast," at Seller's Wells, And " Romeo and Juliet " at the Surrey, With many others erace the Li ndon bills, Wirier we won'd mention, but we're in a hurry. In Liverpool, four Pantomimes! will be Produced. ti gratify each pleasure lover; But one will rise abt.ve the rest su Tema, As certainly the public will discover. "Four Pantomimes" we hear some one exclaim, We've but three thsatres within our Borough; Indeed 1 the Pantomime u e mean, will be The surest meaas cl driving off grim sorrow. 'Tis not the Pipet in Bo its" we mean, nor yet Is it the " Undine, or the Water Spirit," Nor yet " Red Riding Hood," for which we claim The just applause, which this Is sure to merit. " Whe. - e shall we see it?" at the Butter Place Thu place of places best.. the highest, greatest; Where Kel p rules, and where h s beaming hes Smiles kindly still, from early hour to West. Vt'h tdo you ca'l this Pantomime? Pray say ; Weal tril IF you wil give it your attention; Its title is —"Be honest to tr a last," "harlequin the great of good intention." The Columbine by " Justice " will be played, (For there the Pete ever dwells we tell ye); The Clown and Pa taloon by " Good" and "Cheap," The Harlequin of Go:;d Intention —KELLY ! ! ! Qaestion. —WIIO IS KELLY ? At,swer —KELLY THE BEITTERMAN. Question.—' !lEEE s 1113 PLACE ? Answer.—TllE BUTTER PLACE. Question. -WHERE'S THAT ? Answer.—On, YOII GREAT FOOL. PRICES— Bd, 9d, 10d, 11d, 12d. Axusauum FOR CIIRISTAIAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS. riptiv, Publicare respectfully informed that the LONIX)N SCROOL OP• PfI•TAGRAPHT have OPENED a G KATIJITOUSf EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES at 46, t hnreh-street, LlvEzecor. (on the First Fleor), end that Stereos apes, and a 1 the lewe:r and best Sides, will be lent during the Winter Evenlngs on vary moderate terms. The NEW SHILLING,SLIDE will be ready on theist of December. The "Shilling Sheila" 'will consist of several hundred first-class stereoscopic Photograph; of which, from time to time, different series will be Published. 13'; Storroooo --- pro mod Twelve Slides for 7$ 64. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1857, thtblic SMUUMtIitS. BOSCO! BOSCO!! BOSCO!!! Q UEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET TREMEND3US SUCCESS!! FASHIONABLE AND CROWDED HOUSES! 1 All are amazed and delighted at the extraordinary, wonderful marvellous, and incredible feats, performed by the " UREA. WIZARD op zaz WORLD." EVENING PERFORMANCES AT EIGHT O'C'OCK. MORNING PERFORMANCES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT TWO O'CLOCK. Fric , s of Admission : Reserv, d Sea's...... 2s. Unreserved...... Is. I Gallery 6d. Tickets may be had and places secured at the Queen's Hall, Bold street, where plans of the room may be seen every day irom twelve to four; likewise at all the principal Music Shops in Town. Children ander Ten yea a of Age, Half-pricy to Reserved and Unreserved Seats only. For further Particulars, See Bills, TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE -BT., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHAP L, GRAND VOCAL AND COMIC ENTERTAINMENT. GREATER ATTRACHON THAN EVER. Extraordinary Engagement of Herr SHENTON, the GREAT MAN MONKEY, who will appear every Eve-ring. Immense Suc2ess 01 Mr PADDY FANNIN, the Great Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Al,o, Mr. D. LODEtE, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMER. the pleasing Swi,s Me'odist. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist. Likewf,',s brellte. FANNY, the popular Opertttic Danseuso. Mr. TOM BENNETT, will sing' his New Song—`THE IlisroxY OF THE GREAT COMET," Together with a first-rats Instru mental Band. The Wondertnl Turkish SMOKING and MOVING AUTOMATON. from the Paris Exhibition, wit b 3 exhibited Every Evening. A DmisSION OYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of Cheap amusements. MIRTH AND MUSIC. Glorious Attraction for the CHRISTMAS- HOLID YS ! Heap on the fire the wind is chill ; But let it whistlo as it will, We'll keep our Christmas merry still. This Evening and during the present week. First appearance of Mr. Walter's highly-trained. Troupe of DOGS and MON KEYS. Positively the lag Mx nights of Mr. %DOJO and his INFANT SON, the English TOM THU:MB.— This pocket edition of Human Nature is really the Malt= in Parvo of his time—an infant i., years, yet a man in intellect 1 A dwarf in size, yet a giant in strength! A myth in creation, yet destined to fill the world with wonders ! A great baby! A little body ! A great mind The wow:lWe great because he is so small, For though a man, there's many a doll as tall. Continued success of Mrs. H. MAYNE, the pleasing Cantatrice. The COOPER FAMILY, in their charasteristlc Convivial, Comicalities, for Christma - I On Thursday, first appearance of the humourous TITTLEBA FAMILY I eight in number, in their Original Pei epa tetic, 011 a Podrida, abounding in wit, humour, eccentr cty, eleAricity. elasticity, and volubility. Enthusiastic reception of Mr. E. 81.1('N NA, the Tenor Vocalist. Lecidod hit of Mr. CHARLES WATSON, in his unrivallei Comic Fffusions. MISS JULIA JOHNSON. On Monday Next, Dec. 28, first appearance of Messrs. HALL, DAVIES, and COLLE's, the Funny Niggers. On Monday, Jionary 4, 1858, first appearance of the SPANISH MIN 3 IRELs, six ,n number. On Friday, De_ember 25, (Christm is Day), the doors will be opened at half-past Five, commencing at Six o'clock precisely. Order and Decorum Strictly Enforced. No Seoond 1 intoie Allowed. Doors Open at o'clock, to commence at Half-peat. Admission: Upper Hall, 6d; Lower Hall, 31. Leader, led Musical Director, Mr. inANNARD. Th. - Powerful ciraas Bawl ❑nder the Direction ,S Mr. J. A RTINGSTALL. Artiste to the Establishment, Mr. J. C:7AWFOrID. Superi teadent of the Bill Department, Mr. S. KIERNAN. Director of the Entertainmecits, Grin. ERA Jur. THE - order of the day is cheapness combined with quality. A GOOD DINNER AND A GLASS OF ALE, May be had Daily, at the ELDON DINING ROOIIS, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, FOR TENPENC E. On NEW YEAR'S DAT a SCOTCH HAGGIS will be provided, free of cha! ge, for any customer who chooses to pa - take of it. -F1• L. HA USBU Ria having decided upon • RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, in consequence of failing health, begs to announce his intention of SELLING OFF the whole of his VALUABLE STOCK JEWELLERY and PLATE, WATCHES, ENGLISH and FOREIGN, CLOCKS and BRONZES, CABINET GOODS and CUTLERY, CHINA and GLAss CHANDELIERS and LAMPS, And FANCY GOODS of every description, (the variety being too great t admit of any detail here), COMMENCING o.‘l TfiE 7th DECEMBER. The Stock of Articles in daily demand, and having reference to the Fashion of tha day, wilt be constantly renewed as before, for Me present. to order to effect more speedily the disposal of the Goods, F. L. H. has deter,: iued upon .Ilowing TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT upon the amount of all Articles which sal be paid for at the time of purchase; but node-scount can b 3 allowed upon ang Goods which may b 3 sent from the Estahlishmmt previously to the amount being paid. Nor can there be any Deduction made upon Articles purchased prior to the Its December, 1857, and exchanged subsequently to that date. OLD POST-OFFICF-BUILDINGS. Liverpool. 7th December, 1857. iMiant eb TH le CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREEPE ;VC E fur TWENTY _WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY. WANTED, an Experienced DOCK SOLICI TOR.—AppIy by letter A 16, Northern Times office. A YOUNG MAN may meet with a comfortable BEDROOM, &^., for 3s. weekly, at 32, Beresford. WANTED, au APPRENTICE, by Messrs. Storer Brothers, Fruit Merchants, 29 . and 31, Temple court. Liverpool. WANTED to hire, or hire and purchase, for a Concert Room, a Piano of good tone. &c.— A., 26, Northern Daily Times. WANTED, a SITUATION as BUTLER, its a Gentleman's Family.—Good references from pre sent situation.—Address A. 2' Northern Times office. WANTED, a good HOUSEMAID, with unex. cPwionable character; must get up fine linen; Eng:ibh, and Protestant; wages £9.—Address M. Poit-office, Denby. road, Bootle. WANTED, a TRAVELLER, on commission, in the TEA TRADM, with a good readymoney connection amongst families.—For particulars, enquire of S. Sutton and Co., agents, 27, North John-street. • • 'UTANTED, in a Merchant's Office (Australian YV Trade), as MANAGER, a first-class Person ; a knowledge of the business desirable.—Apply, stating age, last em ployment, and salary expected, to A. 24, Northern Times office. WANTED, in an Emigration Office . (Australia), a Person perfectly qut,lifiA to act as MANAGER,; liberal terms; salary and commission.—Apply. sating age, lase emploment, and a Mary expected, to A. 23, Northern•Tinses office. WANTED, in a Merchant's Office (Colonial Timber Trade), a first-rate SALESMAN and CO P_:SPUNDZNT ; lit)• ral terms, salary, and commivion.—Apply, stating age, last ern,loyment, and ealary expectAtd, to A. 25, Northern Tante otlicd. GARDNER. • WANTED, by a Young Man,•aged 30, married, a Si , nation as GARDENER; who • Inaderstaads Vines, Stove and Greenhouse Plant., and Gardening generally,— Address A 22. IN:c rthern Times aka. WANTED,an English GENERAL SERVANT for a small family, one who understands washing and plain cooking, and can have a good character from her last em ployers, wouli have liberal wage). No Irian need apply.--Apply to Mrs. Munn, Victoria Cottage, Seacombe. WANTED to place a respectable YOUTH in a General Broker's Office. The highest references given. —Address No. 66, Canning-street; a few doors above BAfor.l - WANTED to PURCHASE, a Second-hand Self-%ering ORGAN, in good condition. Barrel from thres feet upwardi. —WI h price, and other particulars, address (post paid) to T. B , 12 ), Great Howard-streat. GARDEN ,R. A SITUATION as GARDENER wanted, by a ti Person who has a thorough practical knowledge of his profession. Character and references unexceptionable. No objection to go abroad.—Address " Z." Post-oilice, Tne Brook, West Derby. "'ANTED, a SERVANT OF ALL WORK (;„n Englishwoman), about 35 years of age, with good character.—Apply at N 0.7, Strand-street. MTANTED, by a Young Lady, a situation as Assistant in a Cr fectioner's Shop, would not object to any other light basihe , s.—Addrees, M. T., 33, Field-street, Liveroool. AGENTLEMAN, holding a Public Situation, is desirous of obtaining a SECRETARY or LIBRA RIAN-HIP, having been some time engaged in that capacity; first rate test!monials.—Apply by latter, post paid, Alpha, Post.office, Birkenhead. FUR N IT U It E. NU-ANTED, to PURCHASE, a HOUSE of V FURNITURE. Any party leaving the neighbour hood will and this a good oppor un!ty. No Broker need apply.— Address X. Y. Z., Eldon Dißing Rooms. South John-street. WANTED TO RENT. .... "cTTANTED, OFFICES, near the Exchange, VV now or three months hence, with Three ROO2S adjoining.—Address, at once, G. S., General Post-office. IATANTED, a Small OFFICE, on the Ground Floor, in the immediate neighbourhood of the Exchange. Any gentleman having an office larier than be requires pray hear of a qmet respectable tenant, eta fair rent.—Addros A 14, Northern Tinsel Cite. Co be Let. THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is ounoreduc.ed to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for everyadditional five uords ONE PENNY. DWELLING 110IISES. TO BE LET, a Small Convenient HOUSE, No 70, Pythian - stree, Low-hill. MO be LET, an excellent UOUSE, near Aber crombv-square, fitted up with t Very convenience for a respt ctable family. Rent £3B Also, to be LET, a HOUSE, situate in PI imp:on-street, Evorton. Rent X 24. And to be LET, a compact and comfortable HOUSE, s tnate near Grove-street. Rent £2O. — Apply to air. Go:thick, 3g, Pleasant-street, Clarence-street r 0 be LET, several HOUSES, quite new, in Whicham-terrace, Nelierfield-rorAl South, contain ing two kitchens and scalle , y, dining, drawing, and breakfast roams, five bedrooms, hut and cold bahs, and services, with gas fittings thronghout ; also, shower bath and water closet; front windows of plate glass, fitted with Venetian blinds. Rent 428 par annum.— Apply on the premises. HIGHTIRLD-TERRACE, DEBBY-LANE, WEST DERRY. TO be LE r, two neat well-finished HOUSES, with plate glaaa and bay windows, containing four bed-rooms, two sAt.ng-rooms, kitchen, scnEery, cellars, water clo,ets, and good gardens, front and back. Old Swan omnibuses from the Exchange every half hoar. Bent moderate.—Apply to Mr. Morgan, 34, Sandstone-road, Green-lane. SIAPORTH. PO be LET, with immediate possession, an excellent Family HOUSE, situated nearly opposi'e Se ,forth Church, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, eight bedrooms, butler's pantry, bath room, water closet, &c., with coach house and stab!e, and gardens in.root and rear of holy e.— Apply to Mr. James Johnson, on the premises. BUSINESS PREMISES. iO be LET, and immediate p ossess i on g i ven, an excellent Three Roomed OFFICE.—AppIy to Jas. Johnson & Co., 28, Chapel-street. /10 BE LET, a convenient Light Double Office ; also, two upper rooms, with cellar and kitchen, in Corf-buildings, rreeson's-row.—Apply to Mrs. Hsrgreen, upon the premises. rpo be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Middleton buildingyWater-street, cornerof Rumford streat. Plans may be seen, and every information obtained, on tr , nlleation to Mr. John t 4 'owler, 4, Tower-Lnildinv, West. APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS One or two persons can he accommodated with comfortable Apartments, on moderate terms. af 92, Queen-street, Edge-hill. No other lodgers. ONE or Two GENTLEMEN can have comfortable Furnished A P ARTMENTS, where there are no children, and within 20 minutes' walk from the Exchange. —Apply at 103, Mulberry -street, Myrtle street. CA.NNING-STBEET. TWO GENTLEMEN may be accommodated with partial or full BOARD, on reasonable terms, at No. 66, Canning -street, a few doors above Bedford-street. ro r zoiv. THE CHARGE for announc , ments under this h-adis now reduced to THREEPEACE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. TO be SOLD, a thorough-bred Bay HORSE, of 1 great bone and power, six years old, sixteen hands suitable for a Carriage, Brougham, or Van, warranted sound and steady; or, a ray M ARP, snit ,bla for a Brougham or Phaeton, also ail right —a particularly good hack. A trial of either will he allowed, one only will be Sold, stable room Whig required.—Apply at the Rice Milts, 35, Parr-street. MISCELLANEOUS riflO be SOLD, a Bargain, an excellent Second ' hand PIANOFOITE, in Mahogany case, by a weil kauwn London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Musi a Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. pLINO-FORTE for 18 Guineas.--A very excel lent 6i octave Selond-hand Rosewood Cottage PIANO, in thorough repair. A written warranty will be given, if tevired.—Apply at No. 40, Upper Canning-street, Falkner-squara. TO PARI3oNM PURNESHING. El OR SALE, a splendid Mahogany DINING ju TABLE, in excellent condition; length 15 feet by 4 feet 6 inches. 2,1,3 , be seen on application to D.J., Box J. 31, Post office, Liverpool. ttafithat) gottceg. AVIS IMPORTANT. COMME le parfutu du ben THE est ties ravissasit. COM ME son infill3rlCo restore et rarlime lavie, et COMME 11 eontribue aux plaisirs ou jauissance dos soirees. on pent-se procurer, la qualite de The la plus excellente, dans des Jolie pacitiets Chinois, at the LONDON & NORTH WESTERN TEA COMPANY, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, CHURC H-STRREI. , LIVERPOOL. THE GREAT NORTHERN AND MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, A LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAYS. NOTICE.-NEW ROUTE TO LONDON. The Public are respectfully informed that the above Companies have commenced the CARRIAGE of GOODS and PARCEL., by Goods Trains) between L WEBPOOL and LONDON. Goods intended to be canted by this route, mast be specially ordered via Great Northern Railway. Orders for the collection of Goods from the docks, warehouses, &c., in London, to be sent to the Great Northern Company's City Agent, Mr. Alfred Smetham, at the Central °She, Bull and Mouth, St. Martin's-le-Grand : or to Mr. Esplin, at the to ermentioned address. Farther information may be obtained on application to the Company's Agent, M - . Esplin, at the Office, 47, South John-st eet, Liverpool ; or to H. Smith, Goeds Manager, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company, Manchester. El ,- 310Utt CLARKE, General Manag , r, Great Northern Railway. EDWARD WATKIN, General Manager. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railw December 15, 1357 ORIENTAL AGENCY & TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS, ' 4 1 OLDHALL-STREET. PARCELS FORWARDED to CHINA, EAST and WEST INDIES, ed all Parts of the UNIPED STATES and CANADA. R. STAVELEY, Agent' D INING and DRAWINGROOM FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, LONDON BRONZE TEA URNS, PAPIER MACHE TRAYS, COAL VASES, IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, In new and elegant designs. JAMES R. COOPER, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 87, LONDON ROAD. iIYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! ! OYSTERS ! 1 BEST WHITSTABLE NATIVES, J. W f:c TY' S , No. I, HACKINS-HE Y. 44,DTOINING TEM GEORGE HOTEL, DALE-STREET. LIVERPOOL. N.B.—Oysters barrelled on the shortest notice. R. CAMERON, J. WetTCfl MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, . . 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD aim ALBERT CHAINS, JF.WELLERY and ELECTRO PLATE. i3ublttationg. r HREE GUINEAS' WORTH OF MUSIC given to ail SUB,-;CRIBERS to SMITH'S I?OY_►L MUSICAL FILESMNTATION LIE it ARY.—Prosp eqises sent free on appli cation to 66, Lord-street. The only one in Liver: 001. A New and cheaper Edition, in fcp. price 23. 6d. THE INVALID'S OWN BOOK : A Collection of Recipes from various 80. ks and various Countries. By the Honourable LADY CIT4T Second Edition, revised. London: LON.,MAN, Bitowri, & Co. JUST PUBLIMHED, (Gratis and Post Peee), A CATALOGUE of BOOKS of VARIOUS CLASSES, including STANDARD LIBRARY EDITIONS. in handsome and appropriated Bindings,'and numerous Illustrated Works, NOW FOR SALE, ADAM HOLDEN BOOKBINDER, STATIONER, AND PUBLISHER, 48, CHURCH-t , TREET, LIVERPOOL. 3Engurance 24Totter. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES-37, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.; 20 and 21, Pc.n try, London ; 61, King-street, Manchester ; 128, Ingram-street, Glasgow. 1855. Burdness. 1856. £186,271 .. Fire Insurance Premiums 98,559 Fin Insurance Losses . 11,137 .. Life Insurance new Premiums .... 12,771 63,969 .. Life Insurance total Premiums 12,758 .. Received for Annuities 11,395 .. Paid to Annuitants .... .. 11,993 ANNUITIES IMMEDIATE OR DIFERIED. BONUSES GUARANTIED WHEN THE POLICIES ARE ISSUED. No STAMP DUTY. Persons whose Ftre rolicies with this Company expire on the 25th instant, ,re reminded that receipts for the renewal of the same will be found at the Head Offices of the Company in Liverpool, London, Mancloster, and Glasgow, and in the hands of the Agents. DAMAGE occasioned by XPLOSI ON cf GAS is now allow,d aot a loss under the Company's Fa.; Policies, no Endorsement or Extra Premium being required. tWINTON BOULT, Secretary to the Company. A ge , lt for Birkaithaad—Mr. Rossar Church-street Docember, 1857. BIRKENHEAD. THOSE WHO ENJOY A GLASS of Genuine HOM.E-BREWED ALE, With a pleasant flavour of THE MALT AND HOP, Will not be disappointed by calling at WILLIAM BATE'S GOLDEN LION INN. WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, 216, CHLSTER-STILERT, BIaKENu &D. FAMILIES SUPPLIED WI PH 4i, 9, & 18 GALLON CASKS OF SUPERIOR ALE. 216, CHESTER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. F AMILY W ASHING COMPANY BRAND;ON STREET, B it KENREAD. Cifice: 6, Leicester-buildings, King-street, Liverpool. EIAMELY LINEN, &e., W:lshod, Finished, and sent home, ready fir immediate us?, by Viz , WASH ING COVI?ANY, Brandon-street. Birkenhead.—Apply for prioa and regulation, GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Royal Laundry. The ladies are resneetulty informed that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Law:Wry, and Use Alajesty's Laundress says, thatalthongn tine has tried wheaten. riee, and other Powder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the Glentleld, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When you ask fur Glenneld Patent Starch, see that you get it, as inferior kinds are often substituted. Wothersnoon and Co., Glasgow and London. PALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS, SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM OR HAND. THE/ superiority of PALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED R )TARIC PUMPS over all others heretofore used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and simplicity of construed° is acknowledged by all who have used them in the Unitel States of America, and every one who has seen their prateiple of action, which is that of atmospheric pressure and reaction. Their motion is rotary, flischarging an endiminlshing stream with great force, and are worked without valves or pistons, thus precluding the possibility of becoming cnokei with chips, gravel, grain, or other subs'erces ;or damaged by grit pa using thr ugh them. The e Pumps will be found to be univez sally applicable for raising fluids, by suction, up to about 30 feet, and forcing them beyond that to any height required. . --- A Pump, with a stvtion pipe of one Inch, will discharge about 70- gallons per minute, and us proportion to increase of diameter of the pipe, a correspondirg increase of discharge is attained. A Steam-engine. of 10 inch cylinder and 14 inch stroke, with a pump having a 15 inch suction pi e. will raise about 17,000 gallcns of water per minute, about 30 feet high. These Pumps are admirably adapted for steamers and sailing vereis ; for draoage of every descrlption ; irrigation, water-works, breweries, tanneries; paper mills, coal pits, &c., tvc. The Subscriber is appointed Genera. Agent For the sale of these Pumps; and, also, for sale of right of nee of Patent for Great Britain, Europe, and all other countries, excepting those of North and South America, and now preparci to receive ordure end make conu•act.. Such orders wail be executod 1u the order received, and under fhb restrictions of the patentees. Every Information will be furnished by the undersigned, ROBKRT KERII, 846 FLNwicsosTRERT. Livpgro9L4 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ( - PDX'S CHEAP CHANDELIEfi ANUFAC k_i TORY, GAS-FITTING, and GLOBE WARE HOUSE, is No. 30, RENSHAW-STREET (three doors above Newington). N.B. All bale `zoll at this Establishment a e Warranted. .DAVE YOU A STEREOSCOPE/ " Everything grand and beautiful in the world brought to our own firesides."—Morning Advertiser. BOUNDLESS enjoyments, unceasing attractions for the rtlicoming Winter Evenings. Messrs. NE.WTON 'Ave now on view a carefully selected and most extensive assortment of STEREOSCOPS and STE REoscom SLIDES, comprisisg Groups, Comic and Pathetic, the choicest scenery in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Switzerland. Austria, Turkey, Greece, &c., p ain and coloured, on grass and paper, at Wholesale Prices. ecaly arrivals of English and Foreign novelties, HOME AND F.XPORT PEOTOGRAPHIO DEPOT. JUBILEE-BUILDINGS, IG. LORD-STREET. Ossurz—NO FRONT sr-TOP. WAREHOUSE. UP- TUE•,PASSAGE. reacz Lure UP, 'Said hp !fustian, rest SALE . Of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CtUTLE RY,&c.--Important to Merckants, CO-tains, Mors, and Parties FurnishinF. Hotel Keepers, MR. HART has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street. spposito Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable ITOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER t;ACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and veakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian e;ass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut braes lnstres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c. ; also, an atenslve and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and Toffee sets, e_oddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, z.nd plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated tr.ble or dessert forks. tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance 4sudle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, be most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Cata'ognes to Lad on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverp ,01. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. EXMOUTH-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. Modern Household Furniture, (45.5 Chandeliers, Dinner Service, and other Effects of a Family removing to the West of England. ESSItS. F. & J. HODGsON will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, the 31st inst., punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the premises, 103, Parbfield-terrace. Exmouth-street (near Clatut - hten-road), B rkei,head, the modern Household FURN I PURE, including, in Dining, Drawing, and Break. fast Rooms—Six rosewood cabriole chairs and a cab:iole couch in damask, circular mahogany cen - re table on pillar and scrolls, chairs and a couch in hair-cloth, lounging ditto, Pembroke and dining tables, chiffonnisr with carved back, smaller ditto, drab damask curtains to two windows, crimson ditto for one window, fenders in bronze and steel, carpets as planned, ormo'n and bronze gas chandeliers. In Bed chambers--polished birc',wood tudor bedstead and damask hangings, iron and French bedsteads and draperies, pilla'd and other toilet tables, chests of drawers, birch,tood chairs, dressing glasses, chamber ware, sponging bath, carpets, cH-cloth. stair carpets, door mats, dinner servico, Chios tea and coffee ditto, kitchen utensils, and other genuine efforts. To be viewed on Wadneiday, 3 1 th Dec , when Catalogues may be had on the pr.•raises ; or previously, or Meesrs. F. an: J. Ho .14302, at their Offices and ROOlll3, Argyle-str. et, Birkenhead. N.8.-THE HOUSE TO BF: LET. MASONIC ARMS, GR9:AT HOWARD-STREET. 31{R. JAMES HEYES has been instructed by the Executors of Mr. A. ROWBOTHAN, deceased, to SELL by AUCTION, This Day (MoncLy), the 28th instant, at Six o'clo,k in the Evening, on the Premises, the GOODWILL, LICENSES, FIXTUItES, R,c., of the Masonic Arms, No. 124, Great Mowarci-street, and corner of William-street. To parties wishii g to enter the public business this is an opporta• nity seldom to be met with. The House is doing an excullen business, and is to be disposed of entirely on account of the death of the proprietor. For further partianlars apply to Mr. James Heyes, 13, Parker. s net. FREE PUBLIC HOUSE. ITVIR. JAMES HEYES will SELL by AUCTION, To-mberote (Tuesday), the 29th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, upon the Premises, the GOODWILL, LICENSES, and Flipp:lES of the F'reemason's Tavern, N 0.2 ;, Earle street, with the ten-stalled Stable attached. This is an excellent oprortunity for a boarding-house keeper, cowkeer.er, or cart owner, as the rooms are capable of having twelve beds fitted up in them, and being w thin two minutes' of the docks. The Stable adjoins the premises at the back, with a private ent-ance from Leeds-street. For further particr.lars apply to the Auctioneer, 13 Parker-street. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE STANLEY BUILDING SOCIETY. R. BYFORD will BELL by AUCTION, on Friday the Bth of January neat, at One o'elcck, tt the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, Lot 1. All that Piece of Freehold LAND, on the south side of St. 3 1artin-street, Scotland-road, Liverpool, together with the Six DWELLIN-HOUS S thereon erected, being Nos. IS and 20, and four back }louses, forming Court No. 10. The Land contains about 185 superficial Square Yards. The Houses are drained, and situated in a densely populated ne:ghbourhood. Rental £5B 10s per annum. lot 2. All that Piece n , LAND, in Runcorn, together with the Six DWLLLTNG-HOUSES thereon erect d, being a Shop and Dwelling horse, situ to in Hi:at-street, and corner of Granville-street, three Houses adjointng fronting Granville-street, and two others at the rear of the above, in the several ccenpations of Iles .rs. Brown, Gandy, Hirst, and ot ers. The total annual rental is £5.1 13s, subject to a ground rent of .t.-18 per annum, The Land contains about 370 Squar e Yards, the tenure of which is Leasehold for 99g years. Further partrculars may be had by applying to the Auctioneer, Clayton-_tquare, or to Wade and Atherton, 51, D u k e - s t ree t , Liverpool. BubifrliCotfctss ANTONIE PINTO LOPES, a Native of Brazil, who went .Passenger by the Steam-;hip Douro from Oporto to Liverpool, on the Ist of December, 1855. Any intelligence regarding the aforesaid person will be thankfully received at Box B. 29, Post-office, Liverpool. T. JAMES'S CEMETERY. 1.7 :LIVERPOOL, 16th Dec., 1857.. The Public are respectfully informed that. with the sanction of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, this Cemetery is open, as heretofore, to receive Interments in Private Graves, Vaults, and Catacombs; while all Burials in Common Graves are, for the future, to be discontinued. For scale of reduced charges, and further Informaticn, apply to Mr. Josnua 8188, the Clerk. Residence—South End, near to Parliament street. THE LIVERPOOL ANTI-INCOME TAX ASSOCIATION. THIS Association has been formed for the par pose of PROTECTING THE PUBLIC AGAINST UNDUE SURCHARGES, whether Parochial or Governmental ; also to enable the Pub is to resist such Suicha•ges and Over-assessments, by prosecuting Appeals, as well as the representing to Governmetit and other authorities the vexatious proceedings frequently resorted to b public officials, thereby causing serious inconvenience and loss of time to many cf the inaeitants, who already feel the preesnre of taxation sufficiently severe without any other injustice being inflicted. Numbers are already enrolled in the Association. By union this can be effected at a very email individual expense, and the Subscription has been fixed at the very moderate sum of Is per annnm, in order to be within the reach of all. Persons desirous of this m , dium of Protection, are requested to hand in 'heir Names and Sub,criptions to the treasurer, Mr. Robert Lathbnry, 40, Castle-street, Liverpool; and every information, advice, and assistance will be afforded by the Solicitor, Mr. Henry Bremner, 4, Sou•h .? ohn-street, Liverpool. HOPE HALL LECTU ES. PATRONISED BY HIS WORSHIPFUL, THE MAYOR. %COURSE OF LECTURES, on important an i interesting subjects, will be 'delivered, (n.v.), y the foLowing and other eminent Minis'ers, to commence TUESDAY Evening, January 12th, lesB, by Rev. T. RAFFLES, D.D.L.L.D., "An Evening ith Autographs. REV. CANON MILLER, Birmingham. , F. MoCatr, D D., London. „ J. B. OWEN, M.A., London. „ NE.FMAN MACLEOD, Glasgow. ~ GEORGE SMITH, London. „ J. P. CROWN, Bradford. „ J. A. WYLIE, LL.D. Edinburgh, ~ Rev. H. S. BROWN. „ Rev. J. Joanari, Vicar of E ;Acne. ~ P. HOPE, Wanaphray. „ M. Mac's, MrncLeater. W. HARCI S. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock precisely. Course Tickets, (forming suitable presents for young peop'e , , Reserved Seats, ss. ; Unreserved Seat., 35.; Gallery, Is. 6d ; to be had of the booksellers, and Messrs. Pearnal , & Co., Church Lane. Profits to be given to benevolent objects. LEAD AND BRASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,. ROBERT ANDERSON & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GAS PIPES, BRAS , FOUNDEKs, COPPERSMITHS, Ac., BRASS WORKS FOR PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS ViT I LLIANI BUTCHER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 18, RICHMOND-ROW, LIVERPOOL IELLEWFLL'S SINCAJ, OR INDIA. I Run RER WATERPROOF COATS. CAPES, &c. Which are guaranteed in any climate against the adhesiyeneas common hitherto to all other Waterproofs. " Royal Jail Steam-packet Atrate. "Southampton, 30th July, 1857. "The Waterproof (Simalor) India Rubber Coat von were good enough to supply me with, rlor to taking my last voyage to the WeSt ladles, is the only article of the kind 1 have ever had that appears to answer every purpose intended, hut especially that of being imper vious to the heat of the tropics, the great fault of all others I have ever tiled of its kind. "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommending It to every traveller ; but especially these hound to tha tropics. (Signed) " F. WOOLLEY." AT HELLE WE L - li' S, Nos: 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- STREET. EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND. H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF MATTRESSES, 1 ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED CHAIRS. •.3. - TTELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BEDS. H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF CUSHION. HELLEWELL'S AIR?ROOF SWIMMING BELTS. IJ ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF PILLOWS, ITELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BATHS. AT REDUCED PRICES, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LI NIE-STREET, AND 33, CASTLE-' STREET. BEING} THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS AT 14a PER PAIR. ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK LEGGINGS, AT 12s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK KNEE CAPS, AT 105 PER PAIR.] ITELLEIVELL'S ELASTIC SILK ANKLETS, AT 8s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC COTTON STOCKINGS. AT lOs PER PAIR. HELLEWEL ELASTIC COTTON LEGGIN GS, AT 9i PER PAIR. H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC COTTON KNEE CAPS, AT 8s PE it PAIR. H ELLEWELL'SE LAb T IC COT TON ANKLETS, AT s PER PAIR, FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK JOINTS.) N 08.2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-SWREE I', AND 53, CASTLE-I BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND. H ELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERCHA SHEET Fit9M Is. PR .ft lb. H ELLEWELL'S GUTTA PERCHA TUHING, [FR OM 3d. PE a F 00 T. ITELLEW D E R L I L VI 'S NG G is U A. T N T D A S, PERC HA 2s. dd. PER lb. LTELLEWELL'S GUTTA PERCHA FANCY Ruc LES, AT REDUCED PRICES. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- -TRrEr. HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF CAPES, FROM lOs N 35. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE _ ST,;EET. HELLWELL'S WATERPROOF COATS, FROM 138 6d, Non. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- STREET. HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF AMERICAN EX?ANDING AND TRANELLrNG BAGS. FROM 3s. 6d. Nos. 2 Fa 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. FIELLEN% N cA ER N v SHOE o s ERsHoFts 0 1 EVLEHOELR'SSASm , FROM I.Q. 9d. PER. PAIR, Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE- S IRE ET. The Trade supplied on liberal terms for the Newest Styles. 4LLEWELL'SWATERPR , OIL' STORM OR SEA CAPS AND HELMETS, _L FROM 3c, Nos. 2 bz 3, QUADRANT, LISIR-STREET, AND3S3, CASTLE' STREET. H ELLE WELL'S WATERPROOF LEGGINGS AND OVERCOATS, from 4s 6d. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LISIE-STREET, IND 53, CASTLE STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTA.BLI,HbIENTS IN ENGLAND. H TLLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK GUSSETTIN G FOR BOOTS, trout 2s 3d per yard. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK BRACES' HELLUVILT,'S ELASTIC SILK WEBBS, ALL WIDTHS AND COLOURS. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC STAY WEBS , 13 INCLIES AND 16 INCHRES Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, f3ASTLE' STREET. BRING TETE LARGEST ESVABLIANIPNTS IN ENGLAND. HELLEWELI:S VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER WASHERS, FROM Is L 10.1 PER lb ISED IND . TA H ELLEWELL'S VUCAN RUBBER SHEET, _ , FROM Is 8d PEE lb. INDIA TTELLEIVELL'S VULCANISED I- RUBBER DELIVieRv and SUCTION Ii Tubing for Acids, and Gas, Ecc. Eve r ry description of India O n 8. Goods in atA-,ck, and orders to any amount cell be supplied lly s '4,E. Nos. 2 & 3, qUADRANT, LIME-tin - W/4. AND 53, STREET. af,P. BEING THE LAIiViEST ESTABLISakinas EN A BARON OF BEEF, CUT FROM . A PRIZE BEAST, FED BY THE DUKE OF ritiCCLEUGH, Dalkeith Palace, Edinburgh, WILL BE ROASTED ON THURSDAY, 31sT DEC., AT MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DINING-ROOMS,. LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-STREET.