Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-30 00:00:00

r 3 0.,' Imo T , , , \ "- ,trf . ~ :y., _ _ , , * 'l - ' ll. t l'.., E .•-, ' - ',-i --.' ' '‘ .4 . 1-- C /...'. i' C ~.,. fr / ( 644 \I / -, / /. t N-`3. 1,971. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1859. KEW YEAR'S GIFTS. AIMIStMVeg LIVEIt EgTABT,ISHMENT. GIVE OUR, ORDERS EARL T. TO INSURE DESPATCH. 30, CHURCH-STREET,- • OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET, • LIVERPOOL, • • DECEMBER, 1859. '. 'W. P R O M O L I f atefully acknowledges al past favours, and looks forward . itt, ..confidetree to their continuance, being no Stranger to, the fetes and requirements of his numerous kind Friends, the b liitY and Public of the good old town. 4 F • W. P. has received ample proof since the opening of his , Establishment that his connection for nearly a quarter of 4te ntury with Liverpoolhas not been forgotten. He has now the 4 ,.. lll easure to announce the completion of his superb Stock, 411 , as hitherto, consists of (ltst-e:a London and Home-made JEWELLERY, , P GOLD and SILVER LEVER WATCHES, GOLD and SILVER GENEVA WATCHES, SOLID SILVER GOODS, • ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, • JET and BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, SOLID SILVER aad PLATED Fitted EBESSING CASES, • DRAWING-ROOM and DININO-ROOM CLOCKS, TABLE, DESSERT, and SMALL CUTLERY, a treat variety of FANCY ARTICLES, very suitable for the present Season, viz. : ALUMIN-lUM JEWELLERY,,, vSANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, NEW FASHIONABLE_ UNION SCENT BOTTLE, OPERA GLASSES, FANS, FLOWER HOLDERS, HATE. PINS, NARDCASES, IVORY AND STEEL ORNABIENTS, BOHEMIA GARKET. ORNAMENTS, &c., &c. w • P. trusts it is hardly necessary to allude to hiS Prices, ti o Z 4l rave at all tunes been marked with the greatest modera ~r His long and intimate connection with all the leading ufactLrers of his trade, and his long experience in I+, 6 t l4 "sp must at all times be a guarantee to his kind •t r i ik tuL s• Every article is -Vottght and priCed by himself , e ; e 7 the greatest care, and his constant study has and will N rixi lbe, to further the interests and merit the esteem of those 0 1 , 4 honour him with their patronage. TEN PER CENT. for Cash at time of purchase ; five 4 fi rr cent. at the end of one month ; Net Price for Credit. 14 1 4 9 Commission charged on Wholesale and Export Orders. • 30, CHURCH-STREET, G PPO SI TE 1' A R KBR- 8 2 . _/? BE 2, LIVERPOOL. E INIG & C . T (moat PARIS) LOBS AND DRAPERS, 34, CHURCH-STREET ? (OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET.; 01.7,4ternen's Own Materials made up on the Lowest Terms li . Ii I /410-S T ON, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEAIIST, - o,, v e Years Principal Assistant with SAvony as Ea MOOIIE, ,A cy s".enliStS to the Queen, New Bond-street. London.) 411 ' SAVORY & MOORE respectfully inform the Inha -58, 1 9 1 ,Liverpool that theave appointed Mr. lititosTon, Poly-street, Sole A ,, ent forth sale of their Preparations. ,4cr a i • IL takes this opportunity of acknowledging the iv Patronage conferred ou him by the inhabitants of ke-'°Gl f their and kind its suPP°l4' vicinity, and respectfully solicits a continu -444 gamily Medicine Chests supplied, and re-fitted with the best Dftigs. . 4.11 G 41 1 , ik: Y ; RR MAN, AND BRIGHTON SELTZERWATERS. -- tV , ENDEB, WATER AND FARINA'S GENUINE E r EAU DE bOLOGNE. —on LtvEn" Ott. I TUUKTCY SeallGue. ABU 'S FARINACEOUS FOOD. BERMUDA ARROWROOT. Mi4 oaSea, a new Food for Infants, recommended by Pr Dr. Routh, &c. Pry carefully dispensed with fresh Drugs of the first quality. 58, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. Amustments. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. -„, QUALLED CONCERTS-, O2' JANUARY 9th a, i 10th. MISS LOUISA PYNE, AIR. W. HARRISON, %Alm AND THI3 Ur HER MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM . GUARDS. FL IT PAZTICULSIIS IN FUTURE A UVEPTISFZIPNTS. • MAJ ESTY ' S COLDSTREAM. GUARDS thy the BAND kind Pcraussion of Lord Frederick Paulett,'C.B.), GRAND wi ls u l l l e L r lT - ARY CONCERTS, AT 0 N ST D . GEORGE'S lIALL, ttu, the 9th, -401) 4 ,. 4 MORNING and / EVENING, the ICth of January. • VOCALISTS: , 4 1-SS LOUISA PYNE D AND' • W. HARRISON. l' Dart; t;eulars will be announced shortly. 2s. 1„..,ed Seats kt ) 1 51 Is 1 :1 the Hall and Galleries ls. - esr B may be seen, and Reserved SeatS secured, street ' - xcit a - ""rY Duranc3u and Co.'s Bullion Brokers, corner ; 'ige-stteet East ; Mr. Smith's, Music Seller, Lat.:l -11,. %.%ket; l l,, 4t LAIr• Dreaper's, Music Seller, Bold-street. rte,...'r unreserved Seats• ls. each, to be had only . at aid if 4 l . o t ) urandu and Co.'s, corner of Excuange-aieet rect. - LER's GRAND . CiRQUE,' D.A LE-STREET, LIVERPOOL . DAY PERFORMANCE P v , OP 1111 d \VI, -LIX-;XI)ID PANTOMIME, • vii „ TO-MOP ROW ATURDAY b 44 " 't ..- "ul larO ' t Halfpast Two o' clock precisely. erY E vening at S c e e v a en o'clock, camraencing at Half-past. . TE A 4ln addition to the Equestrian productions, , 41t 4ND COMIC PANTOMIME.. _ - Nor, ll'er Produced ill an Arena, written by the sucee . ss .s tul AN-i, 14 . 1 ,''''oli 1.55, Esq., expressly for C. Hengler, entitled, - llT'‘.' " ° LD ROBIN HOOD, b. - MERRY MEN OF SHE WOOD FOREST; THE 111,_lti,plij,,_PRE'lPY WHITE HORSE; Oa, de% - ,.,"%turr i „,'-'-ri AND TIIE I, NCHANTED PRINCESS. 4 4,.ttpti o :,' s.• d effective Properties are of a most gorgeous .. biztjtell; 4 ,,. G 0 and silver cars of gate. The . dresses. a. Ththe whole of the arrangements outvie all other fit t• i l ', fan' e 9riening cons sts of grand sylvan, cobalis.. n i ~ Fill, o Wers. - `zie, and majestic productions. TheE:try'athet ) 4 ,_,, k na k.. .utiful effects arc given to the Rising of in - qTle • 1111ing of the Feathered Tribe ; The Starry N%-ixtriq' the V aiiT Que:n and her Court At:endows drawn Ac .. ls 1 /0 4 silver cl'ariots ; Fairy Coral ade ; The Pretty ker' 4 0 0 and Court of* Beauty; Selection fora Paato 7 00 / 1. a l IrOM, t e chosen hero ; The Forest of Merry 4ac B , 4„oobi to Laboratory i H rsesb.,)e Castle; . The }o ry -ni.orD.MTred luta a WhAte Horse ; Stara ng .Magical lin de 's• Now the Fun begins : • r.•:oluaA .................. M Flogs. . ( 1 1 .N,,. 'as . ................. Madom-: Marie Wilinma. . Pus.,,, ....... .. ............... Little Libb. 11. 8/n47, °) '- • ............... Mr. .1: Gc•'. fis h ; oh i h ',: .. , ......... .. .......... Mr. H. Elliot . _ _ - ' tt are ttz urs, &c., and c,,ncluding w:ta t.ie ClOWn'S I a patelit PL onuiib. s. ' . kls; - , - CIII NT • - Gorgeous fiecne of the In. - , :;T• , l'.- r Alit, AND Fli.isr OF LANTERNS, I 8 110„, ZA Grand o zU", r of Real Fire. Tableaux and Fu ale by the Characters: 1 4: -trti % • 1.t. 4 ' , 1e ' l°4 :—Fir t G ~3 '—Firs t _ 3s. ; Boxes, ; Pit and Pel -411 `o I " e r3", etrittlreo uacier Twelve, lial „_st-elass. Boxes, arld Pit. No fiait-pride to kkitilte,""°ll,t Price 4t Quarter to Mime to First-etas.; Pt67rictor mil Director, Ur. (IfIRALAS 117.NCitLF,11, T AEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSOIii-SQUARE. ea — THE NEW, GRAND, COMIC PANTOMIME. -Vp) THIS EVENING, and every evening daring the week, TIIE LITTLE TREASURE. After which, the New, Grand, Comic, hristmas Pantomime, entitled, LITTLE SNOW - WHITE; 02, HARLEQUIN PRINCE GOLDENHEART, Awn THE M AIDEN WHO NEVER SAW HER PACE IN A GLASS! The Opening St ry of the Pantomime (written expressly for this Theatre) by Mr. Charles Millward. . The Overture and Music of the Cpening, and the Music. of the Comic Scenes composed, selected and arranged by-Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime designed and painted by Mr. George Dawson, assisted by Messrs. Penn, Goodman, Hall, and Rogers. The Machinery by Mrs: Caw drev. The Masks by Mr. Carkson. The Properties by Mr. Jenkins, assisted .by Messrs. Dearlove, sen , and E. Lauri. The Dresses by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff. ies. The whole of the Dances arranged by Miss M'Gi ty and Miss Briunali. The Action of the Ballet directed by MISS ARGUMENT. Ever so long ago there existed a remote little.kingdom in the realms of Extravagance called Faraway, - which, at the primitive period to which this story refers, was governed by a crafty and tyrannical monarch, yclept Squander, whose reckless and unchecked expenditure (book-keeping bein e then unknown and auditors never dreamt of,) had plunged :his little king-, dom .and his wretched subjects into an abject state of poverty and want. In order to repl nish his empty coffers, acd to stop the murmurs cf his impoverished followers, King Squander conceived the idea of effecting a -matrimonial alliance between his only son, the handsome , Prince .Golden heart, and a wealthy spinster Princess his ward,. *hose charms were buried in her money-begs. Alice many modern match-makers, his Majesty speedily made the .diseovery t - at his task was more .difficult than he had imagined; for i although the intended bride was quite willing, the bridegroom elect expressed a decided objection to the alliance- Finding his son so obstinate that threats and entreaties alike failed to turn him from his anti-matrimonial purpose, the King de vised a cunning scheme, by which he hoped to overcome the scruples of his son, and entrap him into wedlock with the I by-no-means beautiful Princess. Having an ungallant idea that the fair sex were wholly and without exception addicted to the looking-glass . (these. in Whith they could see their own faces, having been invented about that time), he despatched the Prince upon his travels, and obtained his royal promise that if he returned without having discovered a fair maiden who had never beheld her face-in a glass, he would then accept the phil fered hand of the obnoxious Princess. Proceeding upon his, novel and apparently hopeless mission, the Prince had almost' resigned himself to despair, when, wearied and dispirited, he reached an enchanted forest, and, by the aid of certain good fairies who dwelt therein, he w s enabled to discover the object of his search in the person of little Snow-white, a woad nymph, who, together with her companions, had not only '.ever seen' their own faces in a glass, but had never seen the face of one man until the arrival of Prince Golden-heart in- theirabodtc Which was a sequestered deli on the borders of Fairyland. The Prince, overjoyed by his wonderful discovery, syss at once smitten with her beauty, and the maiden was. cot slow to reciprocate the sentiment. • . . Their future was probably a happy one---but history is obli vious of their subsequent career. Certain learned antiquarians, whose special mission is to attempt to make people believe that the musty records of past and gone are of mare importance to the living ,resent than the stirring events of the existing gene ration, or the onward advancement of the future, are of opinion thit the ancient kingdon of Faraway has been discovered beneath the Goodwin Sands, and a Limited Liability scheme is in contemplation for exploring that highly attractive locality. By others it is contended that,Hilbre Island covers the defunct kingdom, and thin supposition is encouraged by the recent lis- Covery of a fossil, bearing a strong rese eblance to a missing toothpick, formerly the property of King Squander. Other equally learned pundits are of..opinion that Faraway is 'Allied in oblivion, and that it never existed air, where but is the. inventive imagination of a needy author. • TRANSFORMATION. Harlequin Mr. W. Waite Pantaloon Mr. E. Lauri Clown Mr. PoWer I Columbine Miss M'Clinty • ' A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE. TO-MOIIROW (SAT URDAY, ) THE TWO GREGORIES, and the PANTOMIME. Doors-openat Dalf-past One o'clock, commencing at Two— Admission :---Dress Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 2e.; Gallery, Is. Doors Opened at. Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. The. Box-office is Open from Ten to Three, for seeming Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Pill - ate Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. George Weston. j 0 YAL ADMPHITHEATItOI t o GREAT CHARLOTTE,STItEET, Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELAND. THE NEW, G}ltit.ND, LOCAL, COM,IC, AND NAUTICAL PANTOMIME! This and Every Evening during the Week. • • THIS EVENING. THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. After wbich, iire.iref;,.Local, Comic Christmas Pan• tomime. entitled, DAVY JONES'S LOCKER; Or, HARLEQUIN, AND THE LIVELY Lass OF LIVERPOOL. The Opening story of the Pantomime (written expressly for this Theatre) by Mr. Wm. Dorrington: The Overture and Music of the Opening, and the Music of the Comic Scenes composed, selected, and , arranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime designed and painted by Mr. George ihiwson, assisted by Messys..Pczni, Goodman, Hall, and Rogers. The new Stage and elaborate Machinery, including " The Storm at Sea," by Mr. Caw:4u. The Properties and Masks by Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, son., and E. Lauri. The Drepses by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries. The whole of the Dances and the Action of the Ballet arranged and directed by Mr. Martin and Miss Bramah. "PRELUDE!" THE AUTHOR'S STUDY. The exaat locality of his residence is not known, but it supposed to be in one of the streets adjoining to the Liverpool Thextres. Characters'in the Prelude. - • • • _ _ A Needy Author, "ia want of an Idea," Mr. Blakely. The Spirit of Pantomime . Commerce (well known on the lianks of the - Mersey), ' Characters in the Opening of the Pantomime. ___ Davy Jones, the Ocean Wrecker, envying the Island Queen ' Mr. Appleby. Sharkshead, his confidant, with a ravenous appetite CorAliana, Queen of "A Tight Little Island," a near neighbour of Davy Jones Miss Laura Gray Tel gram, the "Spirit of the Ocean Tele graph," a useful agent in the service of the Island Queen, who is ever engaged in watching the movements of Davy Jones, from Dover Cliffs to the Land'.s End, and the Liverpool Docks Miss Millie I fovre • . MORTALS. • Jack Ratlin, first mate of the " Lively - Lass of Liverpool," so named after the daughter of Captain*Bowlixe, the owner Mary Bowline, who has no objection to Jack Ratlin being " her first mate," as well as her father's Mrs. Neville. PANTOMIMIC TRANSFORMATION, Martin. I Clown ...... ...Mr. Foster. Their First Appearance in this Theatre. Pantaloon Mr. Appleby Columbine... Miss Bramah. The Second GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME will take place on Wednesiay next, the 4:h January. Conunencing at Two. o'clock ; Doors open at Half-past One. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. Gd. ; Pit, ls. Gd.; Gallery, Gd. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, is. 6d. ; Pit, Is. The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, ST., GEORGE'S HALL A CONCERT WILL BE GIVES ON TUESDAY, THE 3UD JANUARY NEKT, BC TUE BAND OF THE ORPHAN BOYS, IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE ASYLUM. VOC ALISTS MISS CLARA OLDFI,ELD, AND MR. HENRY CROFT. Mr. J. BACOT ROBINSON has kindly volunteered to preshic at the Piano-forte. • • ricruoil : THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR. PATRONESSES : Mrs. Edw. Lawrence. Mrs. G. IL Lawrence. Mrs. Thomas Littledale. Mrs. M. D. Lowndes . . Mrs. Gilbert W. Moss. Mrs. Maclean. Mrs. Marriott. Mrs. Newton. Mrs. It. Berthon Preston, Mts. W. Preston. Mrs. Sauhders. Mrs. Francis Shand. Mrs. Palgrave Simpson. Mrs. Steel. Mrs. T. D. Anderson Mrs. G. Ankle. Mrs. J. Braneker. Mrs. J. P; Campbell. Mrs. J. 13. Cooper. Mrs. R. C. Gardner. Mrs. Robertson Gladstone Mrs. H. A. Grey. Mrs. J. P. Heywood. Mrs. Hugh Homby. bird. H. V. iloraliy. Mrs. G. H. Hors.all. . Mrs. E. Johnston. Mrs. B. Heywood Jones. . Mrs. Langton. PAW:HUNT SIMPSON, Esq., has most kindly consented to conduct the Performances of the Boys Band. Numbered Reserved Seats 2s. Cd. Unreserved Seats ls. Od. Tickets may he had at the Office of the-Philharmonic Society, Exchange-street East; from Ilarmood Banner, Esq., 21, North John-street ; and at the Orphan Boys'. Asylum, Myrtle-street, where plans of th e H a ll may b e seen ; and at the Albion office, 3.3, Castle-street. Early application for Tickets is requested. Doors open at :even ; Concert to commence at-Half-pa:4. J . ARE SHOWING TO.DA.? . THR . EE CASE S 'OF (yam?. raear coTrox,) AT. ONE GUINEA 'TUE DRESS OF 12 YARDS. The above have been purchased for Cash, consist of newly manufactured Goods, and are offered at an extremely low Price. ALSO, F It E N - C If - -G L 0 V E S, 18. 111 D. ~i A LOT OF 0 F AS PER LIST. 32-inaa Long Voths, 50 yards, Do. do. .per yard. A no. do. do. 2 Do. do. do. _ . B L I 8 II M E N,T CHUROH:STREE7; LIVERPOOL. S E . PARA 1-1 SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT. HOLDSWORTA AND REYES, CO. Beg to tender the eeknoWledgments,to The inhabitants Of iiverpool,'Birkenhead,. and vieliitt,Tfor the very extensive patron age they have received since the opening of their Waterproof Establishment, and beg to ray that new articles of grcat - , utility are being constantly added to their Stock, which is already the most extensive of its Lind in Liyerpool, comprising in the • WATERPROOF DEPARTh[ENT. COATS, CAPES, INVERNESS CAPES, the light Siphonia for the ocket; 'Ladies' lICA..IS, Capeg, ant Cloaks, in light and beautiful materials ;. Carriage and Gig Aprons, Horse Covers, Shou p ting Boots, Gaiue Bags, Deck Boots, boo' ,resters,. Cart Sheets, &c., &c. • • ' AIRPROOF DEPARTMENT. • . , BEDS, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, SPONGE BATHS, SWIMMING BELTS, &c. Some of the s e artieleg afford the greatest possible relief to invalids. . . . . GENERAL DEPARTMENT. SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, 1 ANKLETS, - &c. (just reduced 25 per cent.), RAILWAY RUGS and WRAPPERS, TRAVELLING BAGS,' , UMBRELLAS f ia Silk, Alpaca, and Cotton • DOLLS TOYS :Ind Finn.y Articles, in endless variety. ' ' HEVES, IIOLDSWOItTII & Co. having endeavoured to discover something to supersede the unsightly and dangerous steel CRINOLINES, have much pleasure in announcing that their REGISTERED GUTTA rhateuek CRINtiLINLS have tiWee than realised their utmost expectations, baying been pronounced, by the thousands of ladies who have adqpl , ..4 them, as the acme of elegance and economy. As imitations of these CRINOLINES, made from wrpreppred Gotta Perch; arc being oirered, II.H. & CO. beg to State that their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and•addienth P A It A H 0 II S E, WATERPROOF ERS PARKER STREET, LIVERPOOL. 0 YSTER;S. „ :- 'i" I CHRIS-TMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. REAL 'WHITSTABLE OR LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS, PROPERLY FED, AND WELL PACKED FOR TRAVELLING, ;. t . BAKER'S 4 14 9 TTFLL-F.ISI-1 ES TA:BLISILM'ENTS, 4, EX P HINGE-STREET EAST, AND 30, BASNETT-STREET. A. FULL-SIZED BARREL OF REAL NATIVES A DOUBLE-SIZED DITTP DITTO 120 IN A MAT BASKET SIX SHILLINGS. „ DITTO SMALL QUANTITIES PACKED AT THE SAME PLATE OF PRICES. jr•OHN R n GEItS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, 'CORNER ALFRETY,STREET, IS now offering a very large Stock of CHOICE FURS which he has recently purchased, courruspra MUFFS, TIES, RIDING BOAS, &c., IN ERMINE, SABLE TAIL, REAL SABLE,..MONKEY, LYNX, MARTEN, &c., The whole of which, having been carefully selected; he can with confidence recommend. J. R. having this season Opened the adjoining Premises as a MANTLE - AND S , IIAWL WA,REBOUS-E ., exclei.sive!y, has spared no effort to procure every new shape in MANTLES.and. JACKETS:that has been produced, which • he is now 'prepared to show in ail the new materials. A LARGE LOT OF OP - ERA MANTLES • IN - EVERY VARIETY OP COLOUR. • The New Materials for Dresses, namely, FRENCH 11.IPPS, Dit:.:GUETS, WINCES'S,- &c., in endless variety. SILKS, RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES; &C. BLANKETS, SIIEETINGS, AND FLANNELS. A NEW STOCK OF KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, Alt New Patterns, yard wide, Is. 2d.; Is. 40.; Is. 60., Is. lid., 25..61., and the best quality 2s. It& usually soldbat 3s. Gd. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,- AND STAIR CARPETS, EQUALLY' CHEAP. BRASS CORNICES, NEW PATTERNS, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND BRASS. TRIMMINGS CIF EVEP.Y DESCRIPTION.. , • 10 lIN 0 G B R S, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, _ CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 1"I1E DRESS REP AR T M E N T CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT. Elequisite Designs in FRENOII MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADLES' DRESSES, GREAT VARIETY OF MADE•UP FLOUNCED ROSES, ONE GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TASTE. BALL AND EVENING COSTUME. TRAVELLING AND WEDDING DRESSES, AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT .FOR MONMNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. DRESSES MADE IF REQUIRED. TUE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. t7B 41, LEECE-STREET. • Liverpool, 1851 pAEU BROTHERS respectfully inform the Liverpool Public generally, that they have Opened their B ESTABLISTIMENT, No. 41., LEYCE-STREET, (NEXT DOOR TO Ma. IIfiIRILEAD, rOULTEUER,) with a choice and w:11-selected StOck of Cumberland, Yor and other HAMS —Wll!?sliire. Smoked Breakfast and Cumberlan:l BACOY—Stiltpii, Cheshire, Chedder, and other first-class CMEESE—Fresh and Sett BUTTER—M . :GUNS, Helton Mowbray PORK PIES—&c., &c., where, by strict attention to the requirements of their Friends and the Public - they hope to eserit a share of support. PARIS BROTIIERS take the pregent opportunity of ten;.ering their best thanks to tlkir Friends- for; the libera patronage they have been favoured with at 11, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, AND 33, j 0,111 1 13 MARKET, dtuing the last Ten Years, and hope, ,by ineileazed attention, to flied* continua ce:of past favourr. A NEW LOT 9-4 10-4 1 11-4 12-1 :3-4 11-4 For Children's Crib 3. (IIL 2 yrd, 21 ydsl2l yds , 21 yds :3 yr& 3! yd.; . by 2, , •Ify 2i by 3 by 3! by 3,i, by 3i l . --..-- . QUALITY. 4-4 15-4 6-4 . 7-4 , 8-4 7-10 .----- 1 yardil yard ~ yr li yrs. 1 . 1 vrd 11.yrd by /1 by Iby2by 24 by2l by 2, 1 , I .., Coannrn York S 6 . d 51 . 3 B. ‘1 6 . I s o . d. 6 s.•. d . . s . d . 5.d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 3. ti. 1 StOnt 4:149 ... ... '.!, 6 ') '9 ... ... - ' ... Common. York. V pair ......3 3 3 6 4 6 G 0 Super Meclium • ,-' - '' ' ' "1 S 5"0"6. 11 Extra 6400. L.l. lO ,olt 6 1.11 615 9 ... ... Stout ' 5 is. .1 6 7 0 1 Witney Super • - 6 3 7 9 8 0 I Stout '4 o'l7 621020 .6 ... ... Extra Super 3 6 5 6 - 3 61 6 0 7 9 3 0 , 130,•:tr l7 3' 21' G 27 6 33 'G II 0 15 6 Baths. Tery tie,.......... .4 _o_ 6 ._O. B_ o_llo G 14.. 9 , . . - 1 Bath. van... Sin e l9 0 1.23 _o_ 31- 0.137 0 i 17.- 53- O. -,.... . s , -. • , • - : . - • ' TOGETHER ' WITT' ' TW) 13 kLES OP , •-• ,HORROCKSES, -MILLER , ez CO.'S LONG . CLOTHS AND CALICOES. ELLARD nd DGS - N 10 ---- 77 11 ; trilL:ln the . Ladies of Liverpool, Cheshire, and the sitn•atinding neighbourhood, that on and after the Ist of January, 18G0, they will offer the whole of thoir very extensive Stock of WINTER CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &ND MANTLES, At a very con.siderable Reduction in Price. . THE NEW SHAWL & MANTLE WAREHOUSE, 40, BOLD-STREJT. T ADIES' WATERPROOF TWEED CLOAKS, 11 - 4 Extra Large Siz4 , , with .Sleeves and MAO, ONE GUINEA . EACII. AT THE NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREI_LOIJ,:I4, No. .10, WILD-STREET. MIELLARD & IiODGVN, Puornrefoßs. NEW YEAR. 'GI iers. • - T) EAL • TARTAR SCARF SIIAWLS, AU Wool, f Eifra Large Size, ONH . The 31TEPIIERD'S (all Ni3cp), nil Plain Wool, SCAUF SHAWLS (air colonrs), at l'inveca AT WIIR NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE, BOLD-STItIfET. SHELLAUD AND. HODGSON'S: • CIIRI ST MAS PRESENTS !! ! W. H. T 0_ 0• K. E , smear:Am:. T 0 .,, P. L. lIAUS BURG, prer•entiorr the itlyerlicitient of first wit.on lakca the erty of directing. atto/ttion to The iiunienk , and varied_ aagortmeitt - of & AftiltikAWN AI A N UPAOTURES, the already so extensive and tamiralled Collection cv;ry ENGLISH ANI) FOREIGN NOVELTY' • " naa lima added, and W. ki.:V. is sonlident that all who favour ham by an inspection cannot fait to be giatifieti with the ~ • - He Would especially refer ta.tlw at t ya . of large sereetion of • PARISIAN NOVELTIES, - talu.soixo t; PANS, CASKETS, vLowER-noLDr.rts, OPERA G LASSES, &v., &c., And a Sto2li of BOHEMIAN & ENGLISH GLASS VASES, LUSTREH. &c. - he assort.- The assortment of ENGLIKI AND FOREIGN TOYS, • Of every deseciptica for the present Season, exceeds in variety and extent all Avhich have been p eviously 'submitted, and includes a large collation of ORNAMENTS FOR' CHRISTMAS FREW W. 11. T. begs particularly to announce that he has decided upon fixing ALL TILE PRICES ON THE LOWEST POSSIBLE SALE, Which, by the plan he has adopted, [lei is enabled to accOm !dish ; and he may safely assert that similarly aivanlageous terms cannot tx obtained el-ewbere. lle reßpeCtfltry fissUle6, ail•who may honour him with a visit, that his personal atten tion will he constantly devoted to Inc business. and that their reception will be marked by every politeness attention. OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL. 9-8 Long Cloths, 50 yards „ Do. do. do. „ Do. do. do. „ Do. do. 1 M 2 .M T 74d. L I y ,E R E•S T A per yard. A 4d. C A R MICIU'AEL AND CO. S IL K, BL ANKE•TS, OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, LATE F. L. lIMITSBUItG. 1 WIL TOOKE respectfully begs to announce that he has with great care completed the selection of his STOCK OF JEWELLERY, • and aolicits an inspection of the same, comprising, as it does, all th 3 very latest Novelties in Fashion and Design. W. IL T. would especially call the attention of the Patrons of the F.Ktablishment to the very great adv,uttages be poksesses in his former connexion with the WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTtRING BRANCHES, and from his Purchases being all made for immediate Cash, by which he is enabled to offer the Stock at prices considerably below those at which they have hitherto been submitted to the Public. OLD POST-OPFICE BUILDINGS CHURCH-STREET. W • 11. T 0 0 1, E , .SUCCESSOR TO F. L. lIII`SBURG, Having visited all the principal Manufacturers, respectfully invites attention to his extensive Stock of C If •A N D E L I E It S , In Glass and Bronud LANTERN'S, THE NEW PATENT VESTIBULF. LAMPS, BRACKETS, LUSTRE% AND ALL DESCIUPTIONS OF GAS FITTINGS. LAMPS, Including the celebrated AUREOLE, or MODERATOtt LAMP. • Handsome Glass Chandeliers, for Gas, Three Lights, 850. ltd. including Globes, &c., and fixed Complete Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto and Ditto, kontr Lights 955. Pd. Handsome Lacquered and Bton.eed liitto, Ditto , 32ti. G 3. with Ditto, Two Lights . • Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto f Three Lights' ' 52, Ott • Experienced Gasfitters are kept on the Premises, and all kinds of Repairs, Re-bronzing, Re-lacqueting, csrefully attended to in the MANUFACTORY, 24, CHURCH-STREET. The Purest Foreign Refined COI.ZA OIL., best adapted for the Aur6ole Lamp, ss. per Gallon. TABLE CUTLERY, At the following exceedingly low Prices : • Pull-sized Ivory-handled Balance Table 1 . 1.41 , ... I , CE Dozen. Knives, warranted Ditto, Eitto Dessert , lls. „ PAPIER-M-ACHE, • • Including a most extensive assortment. of. Articles, in every variety of Design and Style. TRAYS. Victoria Pattern. Iron Trays, 16 inches, t Is. 6d. the Set 24 inches, and 30 inches, at Ditto, of Pulp, usually termed Papier 20a. and 255. the Set 16 inches, 24 niche. , , and 3 0 1 complete. inches, a t and regularly assorted up to £lO 10s. tle. SO. OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS, CHURCH-STREET. NOTICE TO THE PRINTING TitkOE. GRIFFIN & (sucee.iors to Cua.nt,Es GENERAL PRINTERS,AND STATIONERS, Are in a position to execute any work fir the Trade with which they may b favoured, With neatties3 and despatch, a the lowest remunerative prices. PRINTING-OFFICE-15, 80 UM 3011 N -STRRET.. ItIFLE CAP :( i tial in STS:IW and QUALITV to any Sold in Liverpool •AT DOUBLE' TIU& -MONEY. , Ortn VIEWS Or TUE GOGD3 WILL Co:•VI:rCX YOU or TILE TrACT. WOOD, HATTER, 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. WILLIAM FISK, . • . COOK, CONFECTIONER, &c., Begs to inform his numerous Patrons, that in order to enhan ce their comfort and convenience; he has provided ADDrum, AL accommodation, by opening other RoUrns for Refreshment:; in iris Establishment for Ladies and Gentlemen. ICE CREAMS; &c, &c., Fcr.every description of EntertainmeliN. WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER. PARTIES, SUPPERS, AND ROUTS.. Furnished 'complete or hi part. No. 25, CASTLE-STREET r 411,0 Is AVILLIA.iII rinita .o NI,Or EiTABLISIIhTHI,T :lU_LIVEHPOOI4 12,01 ' ~"~~~'• RIFLE AND ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS,. LEGG/NG-8.! LEGGINGS ! LEGGINGS! • • . .• • WATERPROOF LEATHER LEGGING•S - Warranted best Material, 13s. per fair, at LO V +LADY & 8, SOUTH JOHN-STRICET, T. GEORG 'E .8 II A L L. A -BALL Will be held in the LARGE HALL. Sr. Gnoiven', I On THURSDAY, the 12th . 1ANI1:l'ItY,'ISBO, In AID of the PUNDS of the St. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR INSTITUTION. LADY PATBONI:S.Snii : MRS. WILLIAM PRESTON, Itock-house. MRS. It. C. GARDNER, Newshank-home. Tickets may be. obtained from any Member of the Committee, ~ r from the following gentlemen :—Thomas Barton, Esq., Ilevington Bush ; P. B SelaNdek, Esq., Camden Lodge, Edge lane. ; James J. Hance, Esq., Pllek-vicw; Prix ce'a-park ' • George Nic7ison, Es, Canterbury-Street; Richard P. Stehle, Esq., 10, South John-street; John Parratt, Esq., Mathew,streeti or from JOSEPH KITCHEN, Treasurer and Hon. See., Exchange-cout t. Tickets, 10s. Gcl. each; Juveniles under 10 years of age, sa. LIVERPOOL 11/i.,,UNTEEIC A lITILLERt AND RIFLE BRIGADE, Inaugurated at a Meeting held in the Town-hall, on Monday, • - • .7th November, 1859; His Worship the MAYOII, in the Chair, The Turssonaas etu'fteknowledge. the following DONA TIONS and SUBSCRIPTIONS,. andovhilst soliciting au early retitrn of the Fund Books now out, would point out tke gnat iniportance of An*ual Subsetiptional4lig a4ded to Uciyntion.~, witn a view to niaking the force a per I.tv uezit • - DONATIONS. ' Amount already received - .£4559' 3 8. James P.irk,r. Esq. — -- Eli 0 0 • John Curry, Esq.. ...... ....... 3 3 0 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Amount already receiv , d. The Public are resnentfully invited to ' contribute liberally and promptly co this movmi,mt; the importunie of which it ia unneeeesory to enlarge upon. Sobscriptions will be received by the Members of the Com mittee, the tHonorary Treasurers and Secretaries, and by the ltanlims topie Brigade, Messrs. A. Heywood, Son and Co., and Messrs - ." Moss and Co. JOSEPH H. - DICKINSON, Honorary 'A'ROMAS .110 tif DAL 1., ) Treasurers. Head quarters, 10;81 George's-cresceid. - 1 -1 11 E 11 \ 1 L k A S N. it , f.roox OP • .. (-4 GENTLEMEN'S •IIitESS BOOTS' In TO•7111, all own malco, anal Warranted: I Also, STOUT'uocus or R vita r .; LN SulTA.lnr: ron W);rpnß WEAR. T. KENNING, BOOTMAKER, Jl, LORD-STREET, LIVERPO'OL'; MARKET-SrgEET, BIIIKENHEAD. NOVELTY IN WORK. 'FOREIGN ARLO_ V A 3. • M. S HAND, 184, BOLD-STREET, Has just received a LARGE STOCK of FRENCH. BERLIN, and Evamsa GOODS, suitable tar ChriAmas Trees and Presents. The tlew VELVET and CLOTH WORK for Braiding and Bend.s. Rich finished WORK BASKETS, CUSHIONS, SCREENS.,.. SLIZPERS, &c. WOOLLEN GOODS, in Carriage and Sleeping Boots. • SHETLAND SHAWLS and VEILS. The New GERMAN OI'ERA CAP, so much in demand IT the Americans. GAUNTLETS, ARIVH ; ETS, VESTS, SPENCERS, GAITERS, SCOTCH YARNS for Stoelangs. . WOOLS of every description, and SMALLWARES of every hind, at • M. S A N D'S WWI T.1"44,1 TY. ► ten T 17, 1, ATT . • M. SHAN D'S - WHOLE4ALE AND lIETAIL • BERLIN WAREHOUSE, 101, BOLD-STUEET.'" 9 . 4 Dll. MARK AND HIS LITTLE MEN, IZT COVJuzzeTrou 1.1113 OWV ROYAL RIFLE MUSIC CORPS, - • yrao will alibent in their Uniform, frill give •• TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL • CONCERTS, On WEDNESDAY, ftinun ' ry 11,'"a t ST. GEORG E'S HALL, In the Afternola at Half-past And In thit F.venini at Eight. FJL' lit -- ticuiam see large and small Abmts§ioN . ' • Body of tile II :11 One Shilling. r G l a u l n ie rl i ; Y . ered — ' * * ** C:s . e .. r . N .: ed ' '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' Cid Wren and Schools finlf-price. 'Bic:ix:tr., for liumb,^ted Rewrved Sento to be hat: of Messrw. • limn and Sex, Chu:eh-street. it/ 00 RE'S IRISH MELODIES. j3KorEs.:OR GLOVER WILL .VNG KOST.OF TIH AROVE MELO- Dm; AT CLAYTON-HALL EVERY EVI , ,,N,ING NEXT WEEK. AN • 9, ItANKLAOIi PLACr. aitsEnvED BUllYor TIIE Od. IL iM 60.1 N, GALLERY ArrlA To ItprODIW'S IRISH MELODIES. .LV PoifEsson. GLOVER WILL SING . MOST WI THE ABOVE MELO- D/ES AT CLAYTON-BALL EVERY • EVENING NEXT RESERVED SEATS ~2s. 6d. , APPLY WO BODY THE HALL:As. 6d. IMIE 8; SON, GALLEII,I DORE'S IRISH MELODIES. DROFESSOR GLOVER WILL SING MOST OF THE ,ABOVE DIES AT CLAYTON MILL EVERT EX EVENING NT WERE.. •-- • : . . RESERVED z SEATS 2s. Cd. ~... APPLY TO RUDY or TIM HALL ;:Is' • Cid :- AIME •et • RON, GALLERY „, OS ' Gc 1 ' 57, CIITIRCLI- STREET' . • THE DINORAIr, . 'ZERLINA, • VIALETTI, MAZILLIA, _ . CORSI, NOOT3bIIIIII, "" TUE OAVALLTNI, 20(1.1VR, A LL the above NEW SHAPES in CLOAKS, ONE GUI3EA EACLI, AT Tim • NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE, 46; BOLD-STREET. • SHELLARD AND HODGSON'S.