Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

111 linittscnitrat. 11Cpl.0 YAL AMPHITHEATRE. MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, AUL) MISS REYNOLDS, The tealirg Actress f the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, vial appear at tbis Theatre This Evening being Engaged for THIS NIGHT only. PROFESSOR ANDER lritl take his leave of the Liverpool pnbli c i n a series of Dramatic Csaracters, in which he has hhd Vie honour of succe , sfa ly appearing ist Lendvn and the print pal Thealr sin the Provinces, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. TEM EVENING (WEDNE . DAY). THE 25xn, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Pete: Teazle, xr. Baker: Lady Teazle, Misi Reynolds. A Ne, Drama, entitled, A WICK ED \VIE ! Julie de Larigeas 14i33 Reynolds. And THE MAN ANti THE tIGER. Mr. Spladier, Mr. Villierz; Mr. Jenkin., Mr. Baker. Doors opened at Half-past Sir, and the Performauces commence at Seven o'dec : precisely. Admissien— Dr,ss Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2r. 6d ; Pit. is 6d ; Sari, 6d. Second Pr es --Dress Boxes 2s; Side Bori-s, Is tid ; Pit, Is. The Box onice is open from Teti ill i hree o'clock daily, for s,cdring *eaD In the Dress Circle and faking. Private Boxer, which ray be %ad under the direct ioa of Mr snuttlaworta. Children in arm. will not be a.-rniVed. OYAL AMPHITHEATRE PROFESSOR ANDERSON Has ranch pleasure in Rnnounein; that he his altered int ) arranze meats with W. R. COPE LA ND, !:_Fq., fr the use of the Royal Amphi theatre, on the Evenings of .2hursd y, Friday, and Saturday neat in orJer to give a ,Short ScricS of DRAMATIC RE PRESENTATI Pre - Owls to hi.: departure for Australia. being most positively his final Perta*tniinces in Live. pool. They will compris, his ce:cbratel Impersonations of itOB ROY and WI L. I.!A M, as well as three other characters in wh ch he hts not had the honour of soliciting the suffrages of the Liverpcol publ , c—ROLl,A, in .‘ Prusso." JOJK ROWIE,ON, in " CRAUON3 Este," and WANDERINC+STEENIE, in the " Rosa ETIRICK VALE " Ile has great g atification in Sitmonneing that Mr. C }pet nd has placed ual;mi , ed re;uurces at his disposal, in order that ttie Dramas shall be .prodtic d in the same at y e a; under Mr. Anderson's management at the late Tteatre Soya], • ov,nt-garden. ON THORIDAY IERT , 26TH INSTANT, The Performances will commznee wttti sh,ridan's Drama of PIZA It lto. Tlte part of Rolla by Professor ~, nderaon ;as played by him upwart of turee hundrei times). To b 3 followed by the Farce of DE: I ;ATE GROUND. To conclude with ORA 310 ND BRIG. Jcelt flowieon isreplescated by him at th, Th .atrea Rota , Edir.burgh and Gle,! „ raw', with an amount of sue :e s sarptsing any of his previous Dramat,e efforts. ON NE T, THE 27111. / R PROFESS FR IDAY OR ANDERSON'S INETANT BENEFIT, ROB Rf )Y AND•BLACK-EY •• D SUSAN. Pc) ) ) Roy and WI 1i5m........ ...... Profe•sor Anderson. Ron Roy will he produced on the same magnificent sale es in and r dr. Anderson's immediate sup:rintendence, and with Scenes and Eff cs frequently omitted in the prformance of thh Scotisil Natirmal Drama in England. It wi•l • e played from the :Rdinbur.:ll version, as presented by Mr. Anders thirty-three eensecut ye night; in ! o :don, at the late Covent Garden Theatre. and as played by him iu the principal Thestrei of Er•INEURGR, fiGETON, GLASGOW, PLIILADELPIIIA, NEW YOUK, BALTIMORE, NEW OELEAN4. And all the Theatre; of the Western Wor . d. The hest encomium that ;mild ba paid to a• - • a:tor, was the lellowint in the critique of the Tames on Ron Roy It might be asked. why should Mr. Ander,ou play " Rob Roy ?" We answer, " simply tar the strange reason that Le plays it. well." CINCINNAI TI, ST LC UI 3, CliaatEsTowx, ON S 41'17110AT NEXT, 28TH INSTANT, Xr Anderson will appear in a Character entiie'y new to the Li7er pool Stage, in a Drama that has not been r.preseuted for many years—the Drama bring THE ROSE OF ETTRIC',K VALE ;. The Character Wandering Steenie ......(the Idiot Rover).— .... Anderson OINIERVF..—This will be the Final opportunity of iminz M. Annerson as cal Actor ; those who have on y Been him as a e onjoror should not forget to avail themselves of Ws chance of seeing him. when, like Pr spero, he hai ai jared his magic, i roken his win 1, and " iirowLed his book," so f,r as r e l a t es to the town of Liverpool. REMEMBER IVAISDAY, Nr.v. 26 THE BENEFIT ON FRIDAY, NO ~ 27. THE t INA L NIGHT, ON SAI URDA 7, Nov. 28. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. pEO P L E's CONCERTS (Under entirely new Management.) EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28rs 1857, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK THE ORPHEUI Consis ing of El ; XL W. 3. FIELDING. MR. W. F. DAVIES. MR. WILLIA.SI3. XL E. BALL. ; GLEE UNION, ;ht Ma!e Si3prs, MR. T. COOKE. MR. A. E. FAGAN. MR. T. WS PIN. ML W. Disflll. VOCALIST. MISS BARWICK. MR. THEODORE DISTIN, (PLUGEL ROAN SOLO.) MR. W. T. BE'T. MR. CGOLIE. GLAND OIG ..... ACC OMPANYI Tht litanagem , nt has great pleas:re in announcing that, in tense 'mac, of the ap?l,,u,e bmtowel upon the Perf. , rmanees of the ORPHEUS GL E UNION, On the first Evening of th 83 no v Popular Concerts, and repeated rB by numerous 3f tsiesi Co Iniussenrs for a l ENEWAL of their En,az,:ein - nt, they will have the timonr of again appearing, and singing sorn 3 of their lu,s!. selectel FOUR•PART SONGS AND MADRIGALS. MISS BARWICK, The Popular Vocalist. will sing se7erai Farcu ite Ballads; and MR. THEODORE DISTIN Will play a i'olo on the Sax-Horn. MR. BEST Will, by particular desire, Repeat lib new Military Fantasia Uez,tiptive oft e BATTLE OF INKERMANN ! ! ! Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seat., One Shilling. Thk N can b pnrchaiel at af.ss-s. Ellne and Soo's Music Warbon-e, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted ielo the Hall ear, ier, and et a separa.e entrance. For ulars see Book of 'Nord,. Twopence each. ST. GEORGE'S fi.a.LL. WO GRIND CONCERTg. 110R.N1NG AND EV,4:NING• The MORNING CONCERT will h 0 held in the NEW SMALL (.; E 'r ROOM, At Two o'clock, - Price of dmfssion, :a. 61. The r VENING CONC 11T will be hold in the L ARG E HALL, At Eight o'dotk. Body of the Hall, 2s. ; Gallery, The P. 'ublie is respectfts!ly informed that an arrangement has been made with the celebrated Original KALODZY'S HUNGARIAN BAND, Con,isting of Thirteen Performers, Under the direction of lIE To give --- TWO CONCERTS, MORNING AND EVENING, Respectively at Two awl Eight o'clock, OX MONDAY NEXT, 'TIE 30Tu INSTANT, l'Ran they will perform some of their n:weat and most faAlionab!e mask, conthtng of °VENTURES, P( , LKAS, QUAI) • WALTZ &c. A nem and Cbaracte'stic Pee will b 3 played, descriptive of THE FALL OF i , ELIII, Beside 3 their unrivaliel Pere. , rrnanc3 of "GOD SAVE Lir; QUEP,N," " P<II:TANr PCiCrt LA SYRIE." VOCALIST 8 : MISS Alt MS TIIONG, MRS. MOTT, AND MISS S. 31. SUDLOW. ACCO If PA MIST .Mr. WILLEY. Notwithstanding the expenses of th".a engagement, the scale of tharg.s ng Cohcert ...•... ..• . ( , msll Hall) .. 2s. 6d. livening Concert, Body ot the Hall (I arge Hal.) .. 2s. od. GaPery.. .. (Ditt0)....... Is. Od. Ticket, may be purchased at Mina and Son'A Jude Warehouse, 57, Church street. Holders of be admitted into the Hall earlier, and at a separate entran r e, T HE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION OP NT )RKS Py MODERN ARTISTS. is NOV OPFN, in the 2X i lON ROOMS, OLD 1 1 0 S I'OFFICE.PLACE, From Ten ti i :bur; And in the Evening (S3turday ex,ep:ed,, from Seven to Tea, Bri!dantly illuminated with Gas. Admission_ Is. Gent'emen'a Day and Evening Season Tickets, 5s ; dies' Ditto, 3s 6d; Evening Tickets, 2s FA. Children under war n years et age, halt-price. Catalogues Gd. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, AND CONCERT HALL, 'GREAT CHARLOTTE ST., NEAR THE TOP OP WHITECHAPE7I Ahd Two Doors from Queer , -squire. OPEN EVERY EvENING AT SIX O'CLOCK. NEW COMPANY. ratztorlinary Engagement of Herr SHENTON, the GREAT MAN- Z qiKEY, who will appear euelr Eve .ing. Immense Suczess of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the .:real Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Alto, Mr. D . LODtiE, and Miss OMENS. 11,i-engagement of Mrs. ROMER. the p'easing Swi s Me'isdist. Miss LIMY DE GREY, &trio-comic Vocalist. Likewise 51'dlle. FANNY.!he popular Operatic Dar:Lima. Centinued Samosa of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will sightly slag hIS New Song—" TUE lIISTOZT OF Tux GaRAT COMET." ?be Proprietor having purchased the Wonderful SMOKING and 1110VING 'Turkish AUTOMATON, from the Paris Exhibition, will km the honour of exhibiting him Every Evening. WINES, SPIRITS, Sze., of the Best Quality. &DAUS SI ON FREE 11010 OYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE -STREET. a ) Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The Nati , ,nal Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I MORE NOVELTY I—NOTHING L KE It IN LIVERVOOI.! ! Further proof of success is perfectly unnecessary. This Evening and during the pres.nt Week— Ilia kt'ond . !rs, THE CHINESE JUGGLERS, the most Dexterous, Astonishing, and Wonderful Artistes ever wit, essed in Europe, Last IA eek but one of CHARLEs SLOMAN, the only English Imprnvisatore, author and cornvoser of "The Maid of Judah," " Dangli!er of Israel," &c., who will nightly appear and vocalise an extemporaneous MYRiORAIIA : or, Im promptu Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte. Perfect Triumph of Mr. WOuD and his INFANC SON, the English 'IOM THUMB. Decided Hit of the CORRELLI FAMILY, in their astounding Fees. Enthusiastic reception of Mrs. H. IMAYNF7, the ple Cantdrice. Vocal se!ections by THE COOPER FAMILY, MI,S JULIA JOHNSON, and Mr. CAMP BELL. The Doors will be ok:en at Sin, commence at Half-past. Leader, and Mu s i ca l Di rector, Ai r. S rA NNA CID. The Powerful firass Baud under the Direction et Mr. J. A 11TINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted. A•inlininq—Loner 13a11.6d. Lower Hall.3d, WANTED, for a few weeks. near the upper part of Duke-stree, One SITTING and Two BEDN.OO iS, on the same Boo', in a Private Honse.—Terms, including fire and gas, to be ad,.releo to 31. L. S., Alrcrtkern Times office. 'ANTED, immediately, a GENTLEMAN to preced to Por'.ug 1, who can undertake to TEACH the French and English L INGUAGES, of which he mast have a thorough knowledge. —Apply toe A, Box G 15, General Post Office, Liverpool. UTAN fiNG a Situation as NURSE, a respec table middle-aged person, with some years' exper ience. Can take an infant Irani the birth. Is from the South of England, and csn have goad reference; no objection to the country. —Apply at 42,OITALt-pleasact. WANTED, in a Timber Merehanc.' s and :.ship- Yowner's OFFICE, a con fid ent i a l Young MAN, thoroughly acquain , ed with the bu Progressive salary. Good prosirects of adva ,, cement.—Apply, stating age, last emp:Oyment, salary expected, A/131. Norihen Times office. WANTED, fur a f e w weeks, eur thy' upper 3V ' part of Duke-stre e t, one SIT' ' 'ING ROOM, and two BEDIiOOMS on the same floor, in a private home. Te-ma, including tire and gas, to b: addressel. Northern Times office. To oBiIMAN/37--- ANY young German Goutlernen having an hour to spore of an Evening, may lear❑ how profitable to employ the same, on application la ; letter to " Student," at the of ce of the N&/1./tern Times oftlce. A Young Gentleman, of good connection, and steady in tabits, who is at present in a fire -class shipping House. in Liverpool, wishes to meet with lino, her ENGAGE- Me l', as Forwarding Clerk, &c ,in either Liverpool or Manchester. Address R. 1., 84, Northern Times office A PAKEVIENTS WAMED. WANTED, by a.Single Gentleman, who Dines in Town, and is absent from home until evei.ing, a PA .?1, Ilit. and BEDROOII on moderate terms in the neitlhbour of,od of F:likner• square or C4.nnjng-street.—Addy, s 9 A. 137, No, tftern Times (ace. 7,4TANTED, in the neighbourhood of Mount o Peasant or How -street, the use of a Commodious ROOM, with FIR F. and GAS, for a number of Gentlemen to met Once per Work for singing czeic.se. The presence of a Piano would be an olject of consideration.—Apply by letter, airing term; to S , Bea 4. 34, General Post-office. TO PUBLICAN. WANTED, by a respectable iniddlP-aged Man T and Wife without ineumbrance, aSI lIIATION to look after a Public-house, or cake the Management of a Bar, having b en in ;he lino before. Good references can be given Address K. P., 4. Moore Plaus, London-road. WAN.TED, respectable young WOMAN , to assist in a Bar, and make herself generally useful. —Apply at No. 1, Moss-street, Londm-roal, between the hours of 12 and 2. A..,4 TED, in a Private acti ve Fatally, au ve,nog Man, ab.lut 20 years of age, as an IN DOOR SERVANT, in Livery. Wag,cs .418. Also, an UNDER HOUSEMAID.—AppIy by letter to D. 11., Box T, No. 2, Post-office, LiverpA. AS HOUSEKEEPER. TWO Gentlemen declining Housekeeping, wish to obtain for their 1 - lousekv:pr, who has lived with they some years, a comfor:abla :hey can str,ngly recommi-nrllicr as being an exce.lent Cook, an ecoromieal m►nager, and in every way a trastwortny aid valuable servant. Sea Reference Lisc, M.rthern Times Office. EVEItTON ROAD. A Young GFNTLEM EN can be accommodated witCv.ell-furriished APARTNIP:NT , in the ab )ve utdghbourhoA, with a small Family, where he would have .11 the edm:orts of a home, and, if desirable. could , it and Board with them and e: joy their society, and have the fee use ,f a very superior Piano forte Terms very mojerate. A foreigner preferred.--Address A 135, Northern Times office. THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1857, HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE D.ILE STREET. AN EXTRA GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY) W.V. 25, The I,lst but One previous to the Christmas Holidays, being under tha distingnished and immediate patronaze and presence of LADY ARABELLA HESKErH. and SIR THOMAS G. HESKETH, THE CHARGE for announ'ements under this head is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, sad for every adds ional fire words ONE PENNY. WANTED, a good Second CHOPPER and PlPE.—Ar!dress A 139, Noithern Times officp. WAN TED, a ..T.urneyman T A-L L W CHANDLER.—AppIy to Mr. Graham, Monk street. Birkenhead. WANTED, Two Unfurnished ROOMS, in Evrton, For a Lady and Gentleman.—Address A 132, Northern Times office. WANTED, 15 or 20 T ons CONTRAC TO R S, RAILS.—Apply, stating price and partic.;lais, to W. H. Hearfleld, Hessle, near Hull. - WAN TE D, a Second-hand SPhING ALARUM CLOCK, in good working order.—Apply by letter, stating terms.—Address A 141, Northern notes office. WANTED, a First-class WOMAN, as Super intendent over a large number of Girls. Unex ceptionable references required.—Address A 133, Northern Times offic,!. WANTED, a❑ AGENT, fur the Sale of first-class IRISH STOUTS, Reference and security required.—Address, by letter, post paid, C. B . Post-office, Dublin. WANTED in a Merchant's office, a YOUNG MAN, under 20 years of age, he must write a good hand, and be quick at accounts.—Address, A. 124, Northern Times office. WANTED, an Active HouEemaici, to wait on her Mistress, clever at her needle : age, about 34— Protestant—Apply at Miss Frost's, Stationer, Argyle-street, Birkenh:ad. - IV - ANTED, an Upper Houieniaid, to wait on y 7 a Lady, Clever at her needle : age, about 34; also a good Cook — Protestants.—Apply to Miss Frost, Toy Shop, Argy e-st. eet, Birkenhead. ANTED, Orna menta l Shrubs, Evergreens, Nvand FORICST Tof any age or size. Parties wishing to dispose of these REE 3 will please ddrees, Letter B o x, S. 13 Pest-office, Liverpool. W ANTED, by a respectable active young man, age 25, perfectly understands his business, a Situation as WAITER in a Hotel or Tarera.—Address J. C 61, Hunter-street, Christian-street. WANTED, in tiae neighbourhood of Upper Parliament-street, Canning-street, or Bedh.rd street a good HOU Rent about t5O to X 55 per annum.—Address A, Box C 13, Peat•offlce. Liverpool. AYOUNG LADY is very Des,rous to HEAI from the GENTLEMAN that Introduced hiaise: to her on the DEP BY•ROAD, Boot!e, last Msnday week, Nov. 16.- Address A 40, Northern Times office. - t; )17 ANTED, in a Boot and Shoe Warehouse, a YOUANG MAN as SALESMAN, who thoroughly understands the business.—Apply. 1 - .3 , letter, stating where last employed, A 111, Northern Times office. NIT ANTED, by a PURSER,th oroug bl y qualified, V an engagement. Has been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. Tile highest references sub,nitted.— Address, S.. Box C. 13, Post Office, Liverpool. IXTANTED, an active BUSINESS WOMAN, YY of from 211 to 30 years of age. One who has had the Cha•ge of a Department in a Place of Business preferred.— Apply to Cope, Brothers & Co., Lord Nelson -street. WANTED, a Second-liftn(lCOPY of `YARREL'S BRITISH BIRDS' EGGS ; " also One of " B RITISH BIRDS' .EGGS."--Address, stating price to Alpha, care of Po it-office, Liverpool. W ANTED, by a YOUG MAN, who has held a situation as SHIPPING men in a Blass Shipping House, and can be highly reccomad, a similar engagement.—Address, R.H., 84, Northern Times office. ivANTED, by a respectable female, a TOBACCONIST'S SHOP, in a respectable neighbourhood. Rent and incoming inns' be moderate.—Address, by letter, stating part!eu , ars. Dl. IV., Northern Times offl:e. ANTED, by a middle-aged Lady. a SITU• FION as HOUS MK EE P li, in a Business E•tiblishment, or Parlour HOUSEKEEPER—she has no objection to children. —Address, by letter, G. C., Northern Times ()Elbe. WAN ha l d 'E, e D u1 1. 3 )37 a able experience i ag n D ed u lB, wh d o p has ry saitries. a SITUA TION in q Merchant's o !Broker's OtEco. Satiifac tory references . - ivel.—Adrireis A. 136, Yorthern Times ‘,lllce.. W A Na and E E D O , K n K n E c t E iv e pls young ma M 3 tly tt i t l 0 a s g 00 .1 - d , E Ithand,K and be gala at accounts ; god references required.—Apply by letter to illets,s. Jas. Langton and Woollon Mll4, near Liverpool. WANTED, by a steady young Mae, a SITUA TION as LIGHT P RTER or GOODS SHIP PER. He is wiling to make himself tenerally metal. Can read awl write. Good reverences givan.—Addrea, A 138, Northern Times office. B Iran& t. THE STAG HUNT Having, by its faithful and striking delineation of the exciting sports of the chase, and by the introduction of a Real STAG and a PACK of Real HOUNDS, created a perfect furore from crowded houses, will be represented iit the Extra Grand Slid-day performance on Wednesday next, the 25th instant. Doors open at Two o'clock; commencing at Hatf-past. H ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIET E DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • thr Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a Quarter past. UNPARALLELED N OVELTY; THE GREATEST TROUPE OF ARTISTES IN EUROPE. Triumphant and Brilliant Success of the STAG HUNT. This extraordiiary production has achieved a success without parallel, beinu night y received with the utnrist enthusiasm by Crowded and Fa shionable audiences. Positively the last Six Nights ! THIS EVS'NING, and every evening during the week, Mr. A. BRIDGE'S, the Great Soma Act Rider, who will delineate a ser et of Characters, from Charles Dic%ens' celebrated Novel of oLIV: R TWIST " Madame 4R IDGES in a pleasing Act of Equestrianism, entitled NIGHT and MORNING The Graceful Equestrienne, CLEMENTINE QUAGLIENI, as SYLPH of the AIIENA, 'ro conclude with the Novel Equestrian Act, entitled THE STAG HUNT ! During this Scene, a Real stag, a magnificent Specimen of this stately animal, from North America, with a Fine Pack of tteal Hounds, will be intr,duced. A vivid deacrintion of the ex icing Chase— he Hounds in full cry, and upwards of Twenty Horses Leaping Hedges, Gates, will faithfully pouttray the reality of a stag Hunt. In addition to the whole strength of the Establishment being brought into requisition for this object, the Comicalities of the Chase will afford a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockney Spot Leman, by Mr. FRANKS. The LAST TWO GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCES prevlons to the Ch-l•tmas Holidays, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, No, ember 25th and 28th ; that on We !nesday under the distinguished and immediate Patronage and Presenc3 of the LADY ARABELLA HESK Ern, and SIR THOMAS G. II ESICE.I H, Bart. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; Boxes (select), 2s; Half-price, 13; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade. Is; Gal lery, 61. Children under Ton years of age, and Schools, Half-price to all pals except Gallery. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price -to the Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade. Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places may be secured. open every e vening at seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quar,er-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hengler. R • MALONE •RAYMOND After years of absence, this talented Artiste appeared on Monday Night, at the Concert Hall, joyous and happy as ever, imparting p easure, mirth. ands ul-stiriing laughter aro un d. T o - n i g h t, again, he will "Sat the Table in a Roe," MR . MALONE RAYMOND — lt you wish to enjoy a happy hour, such as you never before expe- rienced, go and hear this Gifted Gentleman TO-NIGHT, at the Concert Hall. The Great Flit of the neason. T. GEOHGE'S HALL ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon ........ ....at 3 p.m. Thursday Evening. Admission on Saturday Afte rnoon , 6d ; Th ursday Evening, 3d, The Concerts last one hour. Doors onen half an hour before ecah performance. S T. GEORGE'3 CONCERT ROOM S 50,-LIIIE-STREET, LIVERPOOL-50. OPEN EVERY EVEN(N4I AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, With MIISICA.L ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c. Members of the Company:— MISS F. CANTRELI„ AND MISS t INCLA.III. MESSRS. S. BARKER, J. A. BROWNE, J. ALLIBONE, T. KEATS, BEN WILLIAMS, WM. POORE, J HICKS, AND SI4NOIt SAVORELLI. Admission—Sumgcs. RETURNED IN REFRESIDIEV I•S OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY. CROPS. STEAK , ', NIONRYS, ROAST POTATnES. Rya TEUTONIC HALL, LIME-STREET THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY), THE WIZARD KING, • M. H A M B U R G H E R. Having One Week to spare, previous to I is Second Appearance before HG Majesty Lou a Na; 01 , on, the Emperor of the French. on Dec. 6th give a eeries of Grand Magical Performcncea at the TEUTONIC HALL, LIME-STREET. M. HAMEURGH ER begs also to say that he has succeeded In making an Enga,ement with the celebrated Lthiepian Delineators of Life in the P antationa, THE YOUNG JURA AND NiR. FREEMAN, Who.e extraordinary perbrmances ha e gained t. emendous applause throughout the Amer.ean Union, and the whole of the Canticles, and who will appear ' eact evening. _ Pr ces of Admission :—Reserved Seats, 2s ; Second, Is ; Galley, 6d. Children and Schools half-pr , ce. Open at Seven. Performances commence at Eight. Carriages at Tog. Co be Let. THE CHARGE for announcErnents under tAis head is now reduced to THiiEEPENCE for 7'WENTY WORDS, vnd for every addittonal jive u ords O.VE PENNY. DWELLING 110ITEIES, SOUTHPORT. TO be LET, Furnished, Beautifully situated, fitted with gas, water closet, &c aCO ITAG we!! suited for a small genteel family, and may be had for the winter months, for very little more than the rent and taxes.—Address, " 10 Le'," t3outhp.rt. MANZ , II PARK, ROCK FERRY. O be LET, Furnish° 1, within five minutes' wok of the Ferry, a well-furnished HOUSE, con taining Lining room, Drawing-roc m, Breakfast-room, and Butler's rantrY, all on the ground floor, Six Bed-rooms, and Green—house and Gardtn. On view from Eleven to Four o'clock. FURNI-HED HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD. 910 be LET, a well Furnished HOUSE, nicely situated in Birkenhead, about ten minutes' walk from woodslde ferry. It cotxtaitts drawing and dining-room on the same floor, five good bedroom', water-closet, bath (warm and cold), and is every respect a moat comfortable house, and to an eligible tenant who would take care of the furniture a low rent would be taken. - Address A. 130, Northern Times (Ace. DWELLING-HOUSES, ELK VILLA, SEAFORTH. T O be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exery convetience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentiful supply of' very good Spring Water, situate in an encle,ed garden. Also. Coa h House and Stables, on the grounds, and detached Wash House. Within 300 yams of the Railway Statlou. Rent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Seaforth, TO be LET, at tho South End of Aigbui th, a good Family HOUSE, containing dining and drawingrooms (24 feet by 18), breakfastroom (13 feet by 15), butter's pa , try, and large kitchen and 3cullery, on ground floor ; ten good bedrooms, dress.hgroom. baths (with hot and cold water), and all other conveniences, spacious cellars, larder, &c. ; a good productive garden, excellent thret-stalled stabre: . saddleroom and coachhouse; corporation water and gas throughout the house, and stables &c., rain water and a well n the premises. Rent ..€lso. App l by ' letter, for ticket to view, addressed to K. X. 8., box P 36, Post office, Liver; 001. N.8.--House or Estate Agents bringing a good tenant, will be paid the usual commission. CHESTER. T 0 be LET, Furnished, for six or twelve months, a DWELLING-HOUSE, on the outskirts of Chester, within twelve minutes walk of the Chester Ralway Station, containing Six Bed-rooms, Three Sitting rooms, warm and cold Bath, Greenhouse, Conservatory, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, Dutch-pit, &c. Gas laid on In every room. Excellent water. The house has a southern aspect on the bar k+ of, and common ing a picturesque view of Two Reaches of the River Dee. ExcelieLt boating, and a boat kept ; good fishing a few miles up the river. The situation is warm, and sheltered, and the Hell, Passages, &c., 'warmed by an improve,' worm air apparatus in tho Casement fib ‘r. Rent, .e 160 per annum.—Apply to Mr. McQnie, 4, Harrington-street, Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES. 9 1 0 be LET, a Double OFFICE, cn the Ground _r_t Floor, No. 26, Temple-street. Rent £35. MO be LET, a COFFEE-HOUSE, 6, Hanley 1. street, rear Lime-street Station.—Apply on the premises. ►]lO be LET, a Single Rent £2O, and a Double OFFICE, Rent £35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and 26, Temple-street. r O be LET, spacious OFFICES i n t h e new 1 Middleton •buildinp, Water-streot, comer of lium!ord 3treot. Plans may he seen, and every information obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowlor, 4. Tower-Hiildin, Wes,. Noun' 1..,,N1.). TO LET, a good DOUBLE HOUSE, with large Yard attached, suitable for a Paintr or Plasterer. Rent 6s 3d per week, free from Rates.—Apply at No. 151, Hopwood street. TO be LET, situate on the Shore-road, near the Woodside Ferry, a coronio:ious SHED and YARD, suitable for Boatbuilding, or other trade porposs.—Apply to Mills and Fletcher, Hamilton-bui:dintfs, Birkenhead. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR T IMBER DEALERS. To BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with aSawpit, Joinei's Shop, Office, and srnall Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-pace. —Apply at No. 1, Ashton -street. TO be LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of Girston, next doer to Liverpo)l House, a good DIVEI.LING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Hate Glais front, now occupied .by a confectioner, and wi , l be at lib -rty by Ist Novamber next.—Apply to Mr. James Lougton, Woo:ton HIP, near Liverpool. BUSINE,S PRESIISEs, WDODBIDE , BIRK. NHEAD. T O be LEI', with immediate possession, those premises known as the "LANCASHIRZ AND YORK SHIRE COMMERCIAL H OUSE, " situate at No. 53, Chester street. The above may be taken at a low valtyttim, inciudin g fix , tales, &e.— Apply to J. B. Cliffe, 130, C4er,ter-street, Birkenhead. iTlo be LET, with immediate Posses-ion, the I Upper Pat of a HOUSE in Berrv-street, with a Room on the ground floor, and Kitchen, &c., on the basement, suitable f. r a Milliner's or Dres , mak,r's E,tab:ishment, or any Basiness requiring extensive prowisea.—F or particulars apply to A. T. Blackmoor, Wino and Spi it Merchant, N 0.23. Berry -street. APARTMENTS, A PARTMENTS . —ExceIIent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Yung Gritlensien, with use of pian, if requsred.— Address A. 76, Northern Times office. APARTMENTS to Li T.—A Gentleman who dines in town can be aceninmodated vvitli a small PARLOUR and BED ROOM, at No. 6, Brownlow-street.—Terms (with gas and coals) 7s. per wa.k lic'erelc3s exc ^ ange t. A GENTLEMAN Dining in Town can be accomrnodat,d with a large well-furnished SITTING ROOM and BED LCOM, in a highly resiecta le family, where acre are no c%lldren or any other lodg,r3. In tree ncightiourhooi of Hope street and Parlis:nent-qteet.--iee Reference List, Northern Times office. Co be - nib. THE CIIIRGE for announcements under this h ad is now reduced to THREEPENC for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. FOR SALE, a Dark CUB, J4i hands, tour yesrs old, steady, sound, and can be warranted as not having the slightest rice.—s dd ress Z . Box, Post° Frice. Birkenhead. ON . SALE, a splendid clerk brown t arriage HORSE, 16 bands 2 incties high, one of the finest Brom:ham horses in England ; also, a first-rate C 14 hands 2 inches high—got by the celearated Amtricari horse Sa;n Slick, ant can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to r. cha:l,s Ga'nier, Lime-sireet, who will refer any party to the owner. LAND AND BUILDINGS. FIELD to SELL, or LET, Bootle-lano Station, Birkdale; f. r ary kind of Works, or Pasture Land.—Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. LAND AT FAZAKKR,Ey. T O BE S 0 L I), BY PRIVATE TREATY. Lot 1. Ten ACIIRS of LAND, at £l5l per Acre, and Two and a Half ACRES. with Outoffices, Garden, and Orchard thereon, at a valuation. Lot- 2. Twenty-one ACRES of LAND (divided Into 19 Lots for buildin puiTcses), at £2OO per acre. scellent buds of Clay a d Sand will be found on the land. Two.thirds o: the Purchase money may remain upon lute est at 44 rer cent. per annum. The property is Eituate three-quarters of a mile from the Fa ak,r ley Station of the Lancashire arid Yorkshire Railway, two miles from West Derby, and four miies from Liverpool To view plans, and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Filisha Leigh, 7, Cleveland-square, Liverpool ; or to Mr. William Foster Solicitor, 40, Noi th John-street, Liverpool. PUBLIC HOUSES AND BUSINESSES. rro be DISPOSED OF, by Private Treaty, with immediate possession, a 11 rst-cliss Com tric-rcial HO r 1 in the beet situation in Liverpiol.—Apply to Mr. ,L.hn Tyrer, 4G, Ilair,ver-strea, or to Mr. Elliott, accountant, Me b,urne bu ldingzi, 21, North John-stre t. MISC.ELLANEOUS. vEN TLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock I,_ always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweating street. TO OIL A'•D COLOURMEN, TO BE SOLD about 300 VPEN•MOUTHED TINS, with Curers, complete. A decided bargain. Apply at 13 and 1.5, Dnke-street. f M 10 lie SOLD, a Bargain. an excellent Second hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we l l known London maker.—fay be seen at James Smith's Musi c V. 7, :rehonte. Lord -street, Liverpool. 011 SALE, an Elegant 7-octave ItesoNood Cot'age PIANOFORTE, new within six months, and will Sold clnsidarably i;nder its valor f,r immediate cash.—App at 4 Upper CAnning-street, Fallt7 ner--quart. 70 PERSONS FUR';ISHING. T;i R SALE,a splelided AIAFIOG' ANY DINING U TA B", E, in excellent cor,ditioo, le ng th 15 f eet b y 4 fee. G inches.—A;ply by letter, post paid, to D. J. Cox J. 31, Post (Mice, Live poi. TO be SOLD, a WOODEN TANK, made of 3 inch timber, bolted and plated inside and outside; inside bolts lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 41 feet, to be seen in Vulcan-street, liirkdale.—Apply to Mr, Smith, Stan'ey er,;Ecent, Kirkdale. PLANTS! PLANTS 11 PLANFe !!! riio be SOLD, by Private Contract, a good vlectio3 •of the above, incht::intr some FINE SPECIMENS of ORC/lIDES, FERN, LY, °PODIUM?, !`TONE, CI ,,, EENIIOUzE PLANTS, on view at the liaaies, Mill Sink, Wes; Derby. All u,quiries to hl trade of Mr. Rob , t., th. 3 f;ardener FUR:fil/It; CHINA, Gl.Xsti, 61C. OR SALE, by Pnvate Treaty, at a very re2scirtahh redue:ion from c ,st price, the PRc)PEEC 1T of a J;ETCHANr leaving Liverpool. All the a Velei of the very belt (pally and handsome designs, new within the last two ytars, and have been made to order by the first house:: in town. —Err vart'culers and cards to view, address R. 53, P st- !Bee. - . . GIBRALTAR VAULTS, 47, HANOVER-STREET. i n 11. THOAI PSON returns that,ks to his . friends and the public for their patronage since he has been in the Public Businesi, and begs.to info , inthana that he has had his ce ebrated BAGATELLE TABLE RE-COVERED, Wines, Spirits, Ala, Porter; Ciga's, Sic. of the bed LEAD AND BRASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. R OBERT ANDERSON & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER. AND GAS PIPES, BRAS' FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &c., BRASS WORKS FOE PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BR ASS CASTINGS TO ANT SIZE UNDER THREE TONS' = , altrft Stutton. R. JENK I N, AUCTIONEER and SWORN APPRAISER, 14, Clayton-squire, Liverpool ; 18 yesrs practical experience in Liverpool. Selling by Auction and Valuing of Furniture, plate, paintings, books, farming stock, stocks in trade . of every description, timber, land and estates, machinery of every description, ships and wrecks, doci, office, and warehouse stores and fixtures, and, in fact, property of every conceivable description, in Liverpool, Cheshire, and• vari ins parts of England and North Wales ; also, nine s ears previous servitude with the late respected firm of Lane. Pawnbrokers, Silversmiths, and Jewellers, parents of the late Dr. Hunter Lane. F. L.S., are Mr. lenkin's qualifications. Terms for Selling or Valulog, 5 per cent , payable on completion of business. No charge for goods bought in under value. N.B.—Large sales and valuations undertaken by special contract. at SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, runERY, etc.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Viattors, and Parties Famishing. Ail R. HART has received instructions to SELL , LI . by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at 'me Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, Apposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable '7I.'3CK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER CACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and hreakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian ;;;13es liqueur and picklo bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut lustres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea ;rays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an aztaasive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, -toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated ,eble or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance candle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, ha most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Cata7ognee to bed on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverp,ml. N.l3,—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. UPPER PARLIAMH Bram% LivsarooL. Mogern and f•ubstanti,l Household FURNITURE, Rosewood Draw ir:roo:ii Suite, lofty Chimney Glass Pair of Oriental China Jars, each 18 inches high, Pair of Oriental China Drawingroom Seats, Mahogany Wardrobe, Staffordshire Ware Danner Service, Electro • plated Artizles. Gasaliers, and other genuine Effects of a Gentle ma, going abro..id F. & J HODGSON, w ill SELL b y ill. AUCTION, on Monday next, the 30th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, 275, Upper Parliament street, near Cr'wn-stree`," the remaining very excellent modern Hou.ehold FURNITURE, comprising a set of six rosewood cabriole ct.a re and a cab,iole touch in damask, circular centre table on handsome pi lar and scroll,, chess table maid with mother-o' pearl, &c., mahogany dining tab:es, 6 fee: by 3 feet 8 inches on telescope frames, mahogany Lair-stuffed sofa and six chairs with deep top rails, chiffonnier, upfght chimney Klass, plate 50 by 4) inches in carved and gilt .rams, gas chandelier', brackets, and the ye. etian blinds throughout the lams., lindderminster carpets, fen ers in bran e and steel, the valuable orientcl china, electro-plated' tea kettle and other atnic:cs, Staffordsh re ware dinner service, cut glass, set of three oval paper tea trays, mahogany Tudor bedstead wit - I printed dimity draperies, do. wardrobe, chest of drawe rs and t o il e t g l :sees, bi rc h woo d an f painted toilet tab es, iron Tudor bedstead, cane sea'ed chairs, chamber w,re, h3ll lantern, sained gl ss sides in bronzed frame, oil cloth. stair ca p?ts, mats, the kitchen and cul,nary utensils, and other , ernaining effects, Vie whole in excellent condition, having been purchased new within the last twelve months. To b, pulaiely viewed on the morning of sale, and Catalogues may be had on the I nmis, ; or preciously or Messrs. F. & J. Hodgson, .'t Clair Offices and Roo us, orgy (3-street, Birkenhead; or at the Cowie office C , sale-street, Livery') 1. 3Oublic :41.Cottre5 Asmall Retriever• PUP followed a Gentlemßn from Lord-street, yesterday evening. Has a collar, with name, but no address engraved. The owner can have it by paying expenses. —address A 134, Northern times oftlea. LOST, a DIAMOND COMET BROO C H, betweenquire and Colqaitt• street.— Whoever has found it, will oblige by Ring it to Mr. John G. Jae ;b, Jewel er, 57 Church-street, who is instructed to pay a Reward according vo it. value. e'rfuraftton. Tu AMAIEURS PUPILS IN WATERCOLOUR DRAWING. lUR. E. TUCKER, of Londor, has arrived in LIVERP , OL, and intends giving LESSONS in Water-col ur DIU iVlNG.—Specimens to be seen at Dlr. Grandy's, Church-street; and G. J. Keats, henshaw-street. Residence— M untppleas,.nt, corner of May-streat. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. The pri , :ciples of nature appear so simple, that many, consieering them acknowledged facts, or u: - :disputed truisms, do no deer them worthy :f no ice. Thus has been rejected the fundamental law, that Ur- ear alone causes that - engue to move; for, had this been duly reflected upon, it mus', .t ore period or another, have led t) tin' discovery of the true method of teaching languages."— Dufief. IitONS. RAGONOT ( o f P en i s), A uthor of the "Symbolic Angle-French Vecibq!ary ; " and of tLe "Easiest and Shortest lenliod of Learning Fr nch.' The unsu ceass fullness of the prevai ing mode of teaching f3reign languages is pro verbi ; and what otter results can b' looked for, when' the teacher in general considers bin:testi* justified in disregarding the laws of natures ) far as to endeavour to i npart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the scfence of a language before the pupil can lisp its srinple-t accents? With mica tneory atl human devices must neces sarity fail ; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted rime and ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain; and the genthil notion that a language can ba acquired only in 'he coun try where it is opuken; hence the despair of many students of the .e'rench language of even understand tog the rapid conversation of natives of France. AU these depiorab'e censeque- ces may be obviated by the natural system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot. To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that several members of a family should take los.,ons together, much advantage being derived from numbers FA VIII IEB AND SCHUOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classes, 4i Is. per quarter, two Lessons a week. rayalue in Auvance. *.* The " SYMBO rac ANGLO •FR mica VocaerriallY," 'Fifth dition, particularly iulapteil for schools, &c., approved and sanctioned for the tt , e of the Institutions tor the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.—To be hod from the author, M. itauarrox, anil sold by all Booksellers. 115, Mosnt Pleasant, Liverpool. ____ USTOM-HOUSE PAPER, SEVEN tiJ &HI LUNGS per Ream, at CHARLES WILL-MER'S WHOLESALE STATIONERY \VAREHOU 19. SOUTII JOHN STAERT. LIVERPOOL. [I REAM LAID ENVELOPES, of first quality, _} Full Letter Size, Rye Shillings PER THOUSAND, at 'NABLUS WILLMER'S WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STEEET. I - ETTER COPYING BOOKS, 480 Pages r. quiring no meehine, Three Shillings and Six pence. at CHARLES WILLMEE'S WHOLESALE PAPER WARM:IOI7Ba, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET. ONE HUNDRED POSTING BILLS, Double Crown, printed for Six Shillings and Sixpence, at the Northern Times GENEHAE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 19, SOUTH STREET. ON E HUNDRED ADDRESS CARDS print'd for One Shilling and Sixpence, at the Northern Times FAINTING ESTABLISGMENIT, 19, SOU CH JOAN- N TEEET. ONE HUNDRED NOTE SIZED CIRCULARS, with fly leaf, printed for Two Shilling-3 and Sixpence, at the AlGrthern Times GENERAL P:UNTINO ES rABLISH 'Iaza, 19, SOUTH JOHN -STREET. INVELOPES, 4s 3d PER THOUSAND._ j Now on Sale, a lot of capital YELLOW WOVE ENVEL , PEs, Full Letter Size, Four Shillings an.i Threepence PE it THOUSAND, at CHAZLES WILLMEWS WHOLESALE PAPER. WARE- Het/SE, 19, :,OIITH JOHN -STREET. PRICE TWOPENCE. 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"Southamton, :10th July, 1857. "The Waterproof tSimalor) India Rubber Coat son were good enough to supply me with, vigor to taking my last voyage to the West 1r dies. is the oily article of the kind 1 have ever had that appears W answer every purpose intended, but especially that of being imper vious to the heat of the tropics, the great fault or all others I have ever tried of its kind. "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommending it to Mr! traveller; but especially those bound to the tropics. (Signed) `• F. WOOLLEY." AT ITELLEWELL'S, Nos. 2 Ec 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND. H ELLE WE LL'S AIRPROOF MATTRESSES, ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BE 3 CHAIRS. I{ELLEWELL'S A IRPR 00 F BEDS. JJ ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF CUSHION. HELLEWELUS AIR ?ROOF SWIMMING BELTS. H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF PILLOWS, H ELL EWELL'S AIRPROOF BATHS. AT REDUCED PRICES, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ES TABLISEIMENTS IN ENGLAND. lIELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS♦ AT 14i PER PAIR. HELLENVELL'S ELASTIC SILK LEGGINGS, AT 12s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK KNEE CAPS, AT 103 PER PAIR.] ELLEIVELL'S ELASTIC SILK ANKLETS, AT 8s PEI PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC COTTON STOCKINGS, AT 10s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC COT TON LEGGINGS, AT 9s PER PAIR. H ELLENVELIIS KNE E E L C A 3 AT IC COTTON AT Ss PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELAS T IC ANKLETS, AT Ss PER PAIR, FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK JOINTS.] COTTON Noe. 2 R 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 51, CASTLE ,STREET. BEING TETE L kRGEST ESTARLISFIMENTS IN EN.GLAND. I ELL , WELL'S GUTTA PERCHA SHEET FROM h. PER lb. 11 ELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERCHA TITHING, HFROM 3d. F 00T. ELLEWELL'S GUTTA PERCHA DRIVING BANDS, 26. 4d. PER lb. HELL E WELL' S GUTTA PERCHA FANCY ARTICLES, AT REDUCED PRICES. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRAI4T, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE •TRFET. lIELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF CAPES, FROM IoA 6d, NO3. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, L I ME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE' ST ‘EE'l'. TT ELL EWELL'S WATERPROOF COATS, FROM 13s 6 , 1. tit 4. 2 & , QUADRANT, LItIF-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. II ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF AMERICA N 1 EX - ANDING AND TRAM ELL NG BAGS. FRONT 3i. 6d. !'Tos. 2 & 3, QUADR ANT, LIVIE-STREET, AND— 53, CASTLE STREET. FI 0 LL LE W 7 l;l4 4 i'' M 8 CAZ TOE O s VERSHOES IISH 0 E A S E NE FR 0 M 1-. 9(I. pE It PAI P, Nos. 2 SE , QUADRANT, LINIE-STRE,ET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. The Trade suopl;ed on 1 eral torms for the Newest Styles. U ELLEWELL'S wATERPRi,OF STORM OR SEA i CAPS AND HELMETS, FROM , Nce. 2 & 3, QUATMANT, MME-STREET, AND 53. CASTLE' STRA,ET. FIELLEWELL'.- WA FERPROOF LEGGINGS AND OVERCOATS, from 4s 6d. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT', .AND 53, CASTLE STAEET. .17:MING THE LARGEST ESTABLI•II3IRNTS IN ENGLAND. H LLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK GUSSE fTING FOR BOOTS, from 2s 3d per yard. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC 8 I BRACES. ELLTIW FLL'S ELASTIC SI: WEBBS, AL L WID rEs AND COLCURS. HF.LLEWELL'S E LAST I C S TA Y WEBS, 13 INCHES AND 16 INCHEES WIDE. I , os. 2 ez 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CAST"' STREET. R7ING 'PRP LARGE4T ES I'ABLI3IIBUNT3 IN ENGLAI2T:..- Ti ELLE:WELL'S V U LOAN 1 SED INDIA - a . RUBBER WASHERS, FROM is 10d PER lb. HELLEWELL'S VULCANISED INDIA RUBBEP. SHEET, FROM Is 8d FEit lb. IT ELT,EIVELL'S VULCANISED IND I 1 RUBBER DELIVERY an d SUCTION ROSE' Tubing for Acids, and Gas, &c. Every description of India Rubber oods in st..ck, Find orders to any amount can b, supplied at once. BEING THE LARGEST Nos. 2 & QUADRANT, I.IIIIE-BTaEET, AND 53, CA5 ` STREELARGESTEWA IBIISIP.NTS IN ..p. THOUSAND of the Largest Size POS TIN BILLI, print e d f or Three Pounds Ten Shilling!: at the Northe rn Times PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT* 19' 341V1 Jost STUNT* yATES and HESS, WEDDING STATIONERY SUPPLIED BY 33, Loan STREET. • • LIVERPOOL. irsl ',ENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Ropl Laun(!ry, The iw!ies are respf'eturiy infonntv this Starch is exclusively used in tits Royal Laundry, and !lel Majesty's Laundress says, that aithougn she has tried wheaten, r!zs, aed other t'owder Starclie% she has round none of them equal to the Glenfield, which is th e Fi nest S tarch she ever used. Wher you ask for Glendekt Pa ent &limn, see that you get it, as interio• klnds are often t.utistituted. ‘Vothersnoon and Cu., Glasgow cad London. ESSILS. EIN I G and Co., front Paris, in retuit it ing thanks for the liberal patronage hithaztc extended to them. beg to inform their friends and the pubile net t hey hive REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated No. CHURL' STREET, adjoining Messrs. Et ard and Co.'s Photoirraploi In , tltuticu. Mesprs. Elmo and Co. have just pnvehased ala and eiegt.f - alsortment of Troaserings, including all the n ewest and maltstpßovei; pAtterwt. ORIENTAL AGENCY & TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS, 4 1 OLD HALT .- STREET . PARCELS FORWARDED to CHINA, EAST and WEST INDIES, nd uII Parts of the UNITED STATES and CANADA. It. STAVEL• Y, Agent* EILECTRO PLATE is an excellent su for Silver Plate. It can be made at a according to the material used, and the thießress of Bii In Spoons and Forks three -qualities are kept in pi Pattern, viz.:— No. 1. No. 2. .t . s. d. .4' s. d. 310 0 210 0 3 10 0 210 0 210 0 2 0 0 210 0 2 0 0 10 0 1 3 9 10 0 0 8 6 500 4 9 0 U 0 17 0 500 4 0 2 3 0 1 10 Ibstitute ny price, Jeer p et lain Fiddle No. 3. d. 1 10 0 1 10 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 14 3 O 5 9 O 3 4 O 11 6 O 3 0 0 1 6 Table Spoons, per dozen Table Forks, Dessert Spoons, Dessert Forks, ~ Tea Spoons, .• • Gravy Spoons, fact. Sauce Ladles, Soup Ladles, P. . • Sugar Tongs, Salt Spoons, OP DISMORE, CORNER OP BOLD SILVERSMITH. -STREET. LIVERPOOL. TEA URNS AND TEA TRAYS. 11 71: 4 7 ILLIAM O D E L L Has in Stock a large and superior Assortment of TEA URNS, SWING KETTLES, AND IRON AND PAPER TEA TRAYS, And Purchasers are solicited to inspect the same before thciding who to patronise. BRONZED KETTLES and STANDS..... . from 17s 6d each. TFA ..from 303 Od each. OVAL PAPER 'IIRAYS Priced Catalogues, for completely Furnishing, to be had on application.