Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29 00:00:00

EATTRE R 0 Y AL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS . The New Grand Comm Pantomime, PUSS IN BOOTS; OR, HARLEQUIN AND THE MILLER'S SON THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), and during the Week, The Perbrmance will com nence with THE B.V.ANCE OF CollFortr. Mow wfaieb, a New, Gra id, Comic, Christman Pantomime, entitled PUSS IN Boors; or, ilAnt,accuiN AND THE MILLER'S SON I 31te Opening Story of the Pantomime. wrPten expressly for this Illixerte, by the Concoctor of the "Childe or Hale," • 4 Tim Bobbin," "*Tbel.egs of Man," " The Butterfly s 11411," " St. George and the Wagon," Litt:e Goody Two-shoes." The Cry rture and Music of the opening, together with the Music sad Dances or the Ha , lequinade, csmpose se'octed. and arranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime Designed and ricated by Mr. H. De rlove, Jun.. assisted by Mr. G. Dawson. The IfirarlOaery by Mr. (3 iwdrcy. The P..operties end Masks by Mr. ]resell y. The Dresses by Mr. Jeffries. The who'e of the Dances mad the Action of the lialiet arranged and directed by Signor Laurl jr3,OlllE ACCOUNT OF THE STORY OF THE PANTOMIME. Every b dy knows the Story of Puss in Boots—flow a certit n Illbner bed thr,e sons-9 ow 11.1 died and left his eldest son the mill; his second son a donkey ; and his youngest a• Cat-:How the tra first were disco .tented, and how lialoh, the youngest, was arrLs tly sat stied—How his Cat wore boots, to protect his leas from rim brambles—How ho caught his meter a rabbit—How he took It as a prese,it trom his master to the King, who was fond of game —Row the King inquired who had sent him such a handsome grow nt i—ilew the Cat replied it wa; his master, the Marquis of Car:has— H w the King had never heard of such a marquis —Mow the Cat convinced him. and contrived a rOet to get his master dressed iu tine clothes out o; the King's wardrobe. How Ralph became tastrostricei at flrit, and how he and the young Princess became seitanioured of each other—How the King wanted to see the Castle of Ilse Marquis—How the Cat callel upon a great Ogre. How he out witted and killed the Ogre, and gave hie master the castle In. which Ow Ogre live I —How he to'd all toe Ogre's reapers, hop-pickers, and wood-cutt rs •o tell the Kin g when he passed that way that al ills Lads he beheld belonged to the marquis of Car...b 4—How the Xing came to the castle—Flow ttalph got found out—How his owesde• a tried t, ruin him, and how he became changed into Harle quin, the Frincess into Columbine, the King i .to .* antaloon. and a jontaxtblii4 ola woman into Clown while tne Cat became a great 2... zed, and never killed mice except for his own amusement—all or "Web is et forth in this Pantomime. Okrairalielna, the Demon of Discontent Mrs J. Walton. 1 b ?airy Thankful .. Miss G Oliver. Ralph, toe Mille 's 50n.... . ....Mrs. It. Power. /haw and Harry, ~ alph's Brothers.. Messrs. Hunter and Stoddart. The Duakey . Puss in Boots By Master s. Lauri. The Ogre . . .By Mr. Rignold. THE TRANSFORMATION. , Eignor John Lauri PaiinLion Mr. Power. igaivrikena Miss Lauri I C10wn.... Signor Charles Land. A MORSING PERFORMANCE OF TH F. PANTOMIME. [On .SATURD .Y, Jan. 2nd, 1858. Doors open a: Half-past One, to Commence at Two o'clock. rkwarsOpened atlf-past Six, and the Porformancei to commence at o'cl ck orecisely. e 3, Boxes. 43; Up;er Uozea,33; Et, 28; Gallery, Ss. Tin Box °Elbe is open fram Ten to Three for searing Seats in ®slsswa Ctrz,le and tea nlx Private Boxes, whic4 may be had under ardedir. etion of air. C. Shut , lawotth. Children in arms will not be ROYAL AIIPHIMEATRE, GREAT CH kftLOTTE sTREEr. MIL WILLIAM COOKE, Proprietor and Mari , ,g,r of Astley'a Royal Amphi- Irliare, London, respectfully announces that he purposes giving A SERIES OF PERFORMANCE SQUES TRIAN In the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Liverpool, For FIVE WEEKS Only, lihe great resources of his Colissal Estab ishm3nt will enable him briag forward an array of Talent, both English an' Continental, eq al them •st B MD.1,1 AN l' DES PLA Y s oF EQ CITA I lUN low given in that Elegant Es'ab!hhment. RFORMANCES given AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 18'n Two o'CloAc. MORNING PE Will be Oa WEDNESDAY. DEc. 3.ern, To commence a, P 6INCIPAL Mk- 7RA:i4K PASTOR, the Gem of American Arena. drothers HUTCHIASON, the font Gymnastic Artistes of the AZTISTES. Mr. KERK,?, the Flying Vol tiguer. Master W. GEE, Double-Horse Rider. .d'ile BLANCHE, Leaping Act and Character Rider. dad'ile JENNIE, Leaping Act and Scarf Rider. La Petite MARIE and L'Enfant L UIS. Double Act Riders. Madame MELLI LOS, Leaping Act and Character Rider. Mons. ME LLILOS. Mons. AGUSSI. Madame AGUSSI. Mons. GUILIOME. Bea CHRISTI:3I'F, the greatest artiste of the pre tent age. Br. WALKER, the Renownec slack-ropz Vau.ter. AilltDoi.'4LA El AS ON, the Arc` Clown and Trampolinist. Spoor RUSSILLE tuid Family. ltr. MITCHELL, Sh..ksprear. Clown. Jar.AI)AMS, the Buffoon of the !Nock. W.A. GEE, the Lion Horseman. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), and doing the Week. PR 0 GRAMM B.—PART FIRST. lilt OLYMPIANS, by Mr. JO6EPII GEE and Mr. WM. GEE. Ilessiog INTERLUDE, by the Two Juvenile French Cloaca. JENNIF, the admired Femsle Equestrienne, in ler LEAPING ACT, jumping through 12 Balloons, &c. Moos. NELIL'JS will introduce his famous Horse CAMBnDGE, ma/ put him through the whole of the Evolutions of the HAUTE JAC OLE. and Mr. WILLIAM COOK?. Jun. Mr. WALKER, on the CORDE VOL ANTE. Mr. JOSEPH GEE in the UNION OF NATIONS, England, Ireland, and Scot'and. Signor RUSSILLI atAl Pupil in their popular DitAWING-ROOAI EN fERFAINMEN r. SA! LUTTE ; or, CATCH ME WHO CAN, by several of the principal Members of the Company. A GRAND ENTREE by EIGHT LADIES and GENTLEMEN, arranged and produced by Mr. %V. COOKE, Jun. An interval of Fifteen Minutes between the First and Second Parts. PART SRCOND. The Ce:ebrated Brothers HUTCHINSON, in their pleasing GLOBE EXERCISES. Secs CEIRIST OFF. the graatest Tiiht-rop3 Artiste in the World. Me bets of this accomplished performer are indescribable, excelling iisa every peat hitherto attempted, and in fact are of so surprising a mime as to defy all compethion. arse MELLILOS will appear in her popular Character Act of di.. SEASONS. 'Me highly renowned American Equestrian, FRANK PASTOR ' Admoviedged by bis countrymen the greatest rider that ever - appeared in the United States. Mar_ W. COOKS, Jun., will exhibit the extraordinary docility of & Lliliptaim Pony, YOUNG ROBIN GREY. Amongst the ansmanus feats this Pony will execute, he will walk several times nowt she arena on hip hind legs. Ilisanneinde with the Pantomimic Sketch of the MILLERS, by the Principal Members of the Company. The whole of the arrangements under the Direction of Air. WM. COOKE, Jun. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence al awes o'clock precisely. Artaaission-7Dress Hosea, 3e ; side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is fid ; 7S Pity, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, is 6d; Pit, Is. Tlte Sox office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing rieit4a in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be boa wader the direction of Mr shuttleworth. ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE CHRISTIAN -STREET, ISLING roN. EVE ltY EVENING. THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. lINDINE, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS; oa, HARLEQUIN ALBERT THE I, RECKLESS. Inapalia, Miss M. etanley, from the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane ; Ireadiste, Mrs. Fred. Lloyd ; Albert, Mrs. H. Biekerstaff ; The Count, Mr. Fred. Lloyd ; Amphibri, Mr. Barfoot. GRAND TRANSFORMATION. THE PE RI'S PARADISE, Asteeding in munificence any of the gorgeous effects hitherto pro din this Establishment, so celebrated at this period of the year : Coon ....... .. Mr. J. Chappell. Harlequin Mr. Campbell. Illastaloon Mr. G. Pearce. I Columbine.. ....Miss L. Sennett. leecarequence of the heavy expense 'ncurrrd In the production of ilii•Pastemime, the free list is totally suwen , ed—Press excepted. T prevent iuconvenience and overcrowding, the numbers admitted Sotto Pit and Gallery will be limited. I— Prices of Adm'ssion :—Centre Boxes, 2s ; Side Boxes, Is 6d; Pit Stals,ls; Pit, Ed. Doors open at Half-past Six, performance to accsireertee at Seven o'clock precisely. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. pEOPLES' CONCER TS. The Popular Vocalist, MISS REBECCA ISAACS, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2ND, 182. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. S T . GEORGE'S HAL L. ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon Th...rtdiy k.vening A mission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d; Thursday Evening, 3d. The Concert lasts one hour. Dents open half an hour before the performance. E. BARANDON'S ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS, s 50 LISLE-STREET 50, LIVERPOOL. lOse Proprietor 1, egs to Call the attention of the Gentlemen of Liver pool tothe above rooms, persnaiel t at the talent of the nndermen feard Company Will ensure a hi, hly satisfartory Entertainment. MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY: MISS ELIZA sHE BRAN, IV MARY ANN SHEERAN, „* EMILY SHEERAN - MR. BARKER, ARo, „ HICKS, Tenor, BRO W N. Baritone, „ ALIBONE, Basso, „ B. WILLIAMS, Comic. TTArris - e. MR. HICKS. Vzoidig, .. ME. SAVORELLI. CelinulToß, MR. KEATS. The Bonnie are open at Seven o'clock. N.B.—For Gentlemen only. Allisoisidon. 64.. returned in Iteteshments of the choicest (loath Chops, Stroke, ':Dist Potatoes, &c. THE NOitTH ERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, TUES DAY, DECEMBER 29, 1857. H ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE. DALE-STREET, LIvERPO Has reached the Liighe.t Pinnacle of Fame! Delighted Thousands throng this Temple of Equestrianism, and pronounce the Entertain ment unparalleled. Doors Open at a Quarter to Seven, commencing at a Quarter past. The CHR:STMAS FEST VITT eS ! i.very Evening, and also in the Grand Stild.day Performances, will be produced, for the first time, expressly to please the Juveniles, the Gan Nursery Tale, entitled JACK THE GIANT KIP.LEK, or OGRES AND HER ei 0 N t Another link has been added to render complete this Unrivalled Establishment. WALLET r, the Inimitable Wallett The World renowued J •ater, with FRO -t'DE FRANKS, and JACKSON, ho'ding the first position of t e day in their de,fartment ; together with the greatest amount of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia ever combined in any one Company throughout t e World I This Evasaso (f misDAY), December 29th, and every following evening, WALLET I the Qaee,f's Jester, and Favourite C.own of both Hemispheres. Great Success of the New and Original Equestrian Ske , cb, entitled THE ITALIAN BRIGAN , S, introducing the whole Company, New. Dresses, Music, and Beautiful Horses, Mad'lle CLENEN FINE QUAGLIK NIT, the First Horsewoman in Europe will perform her i EKRIF C FLIGHT THROUGH A NUM MI. OF BALLOONS Young RoMEO the Phenomenon of the present age, will perform his MIRACU OIJS FEATS. The greatest T ght Rope Artistein the world—JOHN M. HENGLE R. Mr. ARTHUR B sRNE3, the Champion Somersault Thrower of Zarope. The Inimitinle Parisian Grotesques—LEOPOLD ET BOUTELIER, Programmes to be had at the Cirque Gratuitously. The Fourth and Firth of the SERIES OF fl' -DAY EPRESENTA TIONS will take place T oRROW (Wednesday), December 30th and Saturday, January 2nd; commencing at Half-past Two. . . Compartments for Visitors an partitioned off, with a separate and convenient approach to each, Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 6d ; l'oxes (select), 2s ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, I s'; Gal lery, 6d. Children miner Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price to all parts except Gallery. Second Price at a quarter to Nine o'c.ock. 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 can be secured. Open every Kvening at a Qu •rter to Seven o'clock, commencing at Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. ST. GEOaGE'S HALL. EOPLE'S CONC ERTS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2, 1852, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. It Is with much oleasure the Management announces the engage ment of the pop War Voe Aiist, MISS lEEE CnA ISAACS. Who will sing aomc of her most favourite Songs, including the Scotch ballad of •' Logie o' Buchan:" MR. ARCHIBALD MANN, Whose success on Saturday last was the greatest made in Liverpool for many years, will sing, by particular desire, " Tire Maid of Llan gollen," and la a Deet with Miss R. Is .acs ; and MR. SCRISBRICK Will sing the Lancashire Ballad, " A Come whoam to the chlider and me The Public is informed that MR. S. PE R CI V A L, The celebrated Flute Player, has complied with the wish of the management to appear once more before a Liverpool audience, as a Solo Perfo:mer, and will pay Drouet's Grand Variations on " Rule Britannia," GRAND ORGAN, MR. W. T. BEST. ACCOMIPANYIST, Ma. Lewis. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. Tickets may be purchased at Messrs. El me and Son's Music Warehouse, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted Into the Hail et a seyarate entrance. For particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each. PHILHARMONIC HALL. CHRISTMAS CONCERTS. MONS. JIILLIEN'S GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS. THI - ; EVENING ( I CUD AY). Ti-IR 29ru INSTANT, and TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 30th instant. VOCALIST: MAD A ME G R I S I. Who will sing Macfarren's new song. "0, Weep for England's Daughter," Donize!ti's " Corn e hello." Alivy's " Vain." •' Caste Diva," and 0 The Convent Bell," from Baited New Opera, " The Rose of Castile." Boxes .. STALLS GALLE8T.......• ••.• .. ........ • • - - Tickets may be had at the (Mace of the Philharmonic Society, Exchange-eourt, Exchange-street East, between Ten and Four o'clock daily; and at the Hall from Half-past Six on the Evenings of the C. nterts. Doors open at Seven, Concerts to commence at E 1,000 PRESENTS V. WILL BE GIVEN AWAY. It• By Exprus Command of the GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD, SIG. A. BOSC 0, 1,000 PRESENTS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY, ♦T TAN QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD-STREET, ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, During his THREE ENTERTAINMENTS! Which he will give a, follows :—The First will commence at Two, the Second at Five, and the Third at Emu. Reserved Seats, 2s. Unreserved, Is. Gallery, 6d. Children under Ten half price. T HE EXHIBITION of the LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD POST. OFFICE- PLA CE, CHURCH-ST RE ET, IS NOW OPEN TO THZ ;WORKING CLASSES. Day Admission, 6d. Children under Twelve, Half-price. Cata logues, 6d. Open from Ten to Four o'clock. Evening Admission, 23. Catalogues, Id. Open from Six to Ten o'clock. Brilliantly Illuminated with Gas. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. E OP L E'S CONCERTS The Popular Vocalist, MISS REBECCA ISAACS, OY 814.1URDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2t4n, 1858. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. THE GREAT PANTOMIME!! WHERE TO SEE IT. Through all the year, there's one bright happy time, That brings with it its own peculiar pleasure; When pleasant fates beam with brighter smiles, And mirth abounds with more abundant measure. Old Chr:stmas, theme of many merry lays ! Founder of all things happy; spirit cheerer; Again we hail thy corning with our praise, And new delights enjoy as thou drawest near. But who's to have the merriest Pantomime ? The nimblest Harlequin, the Clown moat funny ; Most pleasing Pantaloon, and Columbine— To see whose wonders we must pay our money. We've conn'J the news, and strong inquiries made, Of ev'ry one, in all the likely places; Seen one or two, and though not in the trade, Have some idha who will win the races. At Drury Lane they're busy we'll engage, For work ig,,es on in every hole and corner;l And " Pox in 4 Night" will witness on the stage, The history of " Little Jacky Horner." 'The Sleeping Peauty in the Wood," will be The source of Mr. ft uckstone's new attraction; At the Lyceum, " Latta Rookh " will cause, In money matters quite a bri'k re-action. "The Beauty and the Beast," at Sadler's Wells, And " Romeo and Juliet " at the Surrey, With many others grace the London bills, Which we won d mention, bat we're in a hurry. In Liverpool, four Pantomimes! will be Produced. to gratify each pleasure lover; But one will rise above the rest supreme, As certainly the public will discover. "Four Pantomimes" we hear some one exclaim, ' We've but three thsatres within our Borough; Indeed ! the Pantomime Re mean, will be The surest means of driving oil grim sorrow. 'Tis not the Puss in Bolts" 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. "Where shall we see it ?" at the Butter Flue 1 The place of places best, the highest, greatest; Where Kelly rules, and where !vs beaming face Smiles kindly still, from ear;y hour to latest. Whet do you call thli Pantomime ? Pray say ; We'el tell if you wili give it your attention; Its title is —"Be honest to the last," Or "Harlequin the great of good intention," The Columbine by " Justice " will be played, (For there the lady ever dwells we tell ye); The Clown and Pantaloon by " Good" and "Cheap," The Harlequin of Good Intention—KELLY ! ! ! Question.—Wfio IS KELLY ? Answer.—KELLY THE BUTTEEDIAN. QUeseim—WHEEE S HIS PLACE ? Answer.—THE BUTTER, PLACE. QUegiOH.—WHERE'S THAT ? Answer.—OH, YOU GREAT FOOL. PRICES-Bd, 93, 103, 11d, 12d. AMUSEMENT FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS. THE Public are respectfully informed that the Locnoic Scuoor. OF PHOTAGRAPHY have OPENED a GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES at 46, Chorch-street, Lurcarom. (on the First Floor), and that Stereoscopes, and all the lamest and best Slides, will be lent during the Winter Evenings on very moderate terms. The NEW SHILLING SLIDE will be ready on the Ist of December. The "Shilling Slides" will consist of several hundred first-class Stereoscopic Photographs, of which, from time to time, different series well be published. 11:3': Stereeeeopee lad Twelve Slides for 71 64, • -BOSCO! BOSCO!! BOSCO!!! Q UEEN'S BALL, BOLD STREET TREMENDOUS SUCCESS!' FASHIONABLE AND CROWDED HOUSES! ! All are amazed and de'lght3d at the extraordinary, wonderful, marvellous, an I incredible feats, performed Iby the " OREAL• WIZARD o THE WORLD." EVENING PERF IRNIANCES AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. MORNING PERFORMANCES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT TWO O'CLOCK. Prlc's of Admission:— Reserved Sea's...... 2s. I Unreserved...... Is. I Ga11ery...... 6d. Tickets may be had an•i places secured at the Queen's Hall, Bold— street, where plans of the room may be sees every day from twelve to four; likewise at all the p iocipal Music Shops in ''own. Children ander Ten yea s of Age, Half-price to Reserved and Unreserved Seats only. For further Particulars, See Bills. HE CHRISTMAS MINISTRELS A MUSIC XL and SCENIC EN new Character, will be Performed N ILEON EITHIXT, on the Last 1 hrei rearAINIMENT, of an entirely in the CO vCrIIT HALL, LOUD Vay's of the lear. LISTS : MR3. SC I RISBRICK " 1111 LLAR, Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Gallery, Principal MI WO COMMENCE AT Ail SVATY NNE, MK. sC A RISBRICK. Is. ; Ares, 6d. Tickets at the nsic Sellers. 'EIGHT O'CLOCK. L IVERPOOL FESTIVAL CIIOI4AL SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED JULY ,11 1838. PATRONS: THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL, Le - d Stan'ey, MP, I W. Brown, Esq., M.P, T. B. Horsfel. Esq., M.P., T. Thornely.Esq., M.P., J. C. I' wart, Esq., M. P., &c., &c., &c. The SIXTIETH PUBLIC PERFORMAN'E of the above Society will take place on FRIDAY, the Bth of January next, in ST. Girozes's HAIL, when Handers sublime ORATORIO "THE MESSIAH." wit be Performed. Particulars in future advertisements. THE CO NI NIITTE E of the LIVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION beg to intimat that the ANNUAL CH RITY BALL, in aid of the fund for the support of the Alms Houses and Schools, West Derby Road, will take place at the TOWN-HALL, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 13, 1853. under the patronage of His Worship the &Urea. To insure thi Ball be ng equal ti any that have taken pace In these magniflemt rooms. both as regards refreshments, music, and the general comfort of the v'sit - irs, the Committee have secured the services of Mr SAMUEL TowEss, of he Angel Hotel, who will pro vide the Refreslim .nts, an l Mr. :QUIRE GREENWOOD'S QUADRILLE BANDS will pre ide in the Orchestra. Tickets zincludiog Refreshments), lee each, may be obtained at Messrs. Hime 8c Son's music shop, Church-street ; Mr. [Creeper's music shop, Bold street ; Mr. Smith's music shop, Lord-street ; at all the principal N wsp 'ter Offices, and from the fol,owing Com mittee, viz. :—T Carter, 8,, Hanover-street; W. Coward, Regent roan ;G. W. Hunter, Mill-street ; Warriner, Copperas-hill ;J. Morgan, Williamson-square ; J. Jone,, Cable street ; T. Jones, Brownlow-hill ; R. A. M' Knight, Ruse-place ; G. Howe, Canning place; N. Birch, Murray-street ; J. Ja. ion, Warwick-street ; G. ;, eyrick, Ha, over-street; T. W. May, Renelagh- street ; P. Coombes. Great Charlotte-street; and at the Oificrs of the Association, 2, Williams in-street. THOMAS CARTER. Chairman. ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE -STREET.— Mr. Heath, PropriPtor.—The National nilaee of Cheap Amusements. NOTHING LIKE IT IN LIVEBPODL. MIRTH AND MUSIC. Monstre Attraction for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS I " Thus whether Male or Female, old or young, Or Wed or Single be this burthen sung— Lo- , g may you live, and hear us call A HAPPY NEW YEAR UNTO ALL 1" This Evening and daring the present Week. First appearance of the FUNNY NIGGERS, Messrs. HILL, DAVIES, and COLLEs, in their Extraordinary, Grotesque. and Barlescine NEGRO VAGARIES. Continued success of Mrs. H. MAYNE, the pleasing Cantattice. The COOPEtt FAMILY, in their charesteriet,c Convivial, Comlcalities, for Christrni, I Positively the last six nights of Mr. Walter's highly trained Troupe of DOGS and MONKEYS. Enthusiastic reception of Mr. E. M`K NN the pleasing Tenor. fascicled hit of Mr. CHARLES WATSON,. in his unrivAlet Comic Fffuiions. MISS JU LIA JOHN SON. On Monday Next, Jan, 4, 1858, first appearance of theSPANI-,H MINSTRELS, six in number, from the Teat. o La Scala, Madrid. Order and Decorum Strictly Enforced. No Second Encove Allowed. Doors Oten at Six o'clock, to commence at Half-past. Admission: Upper Hall, 6d ; Lower Hall, 3d. Leader, cno, of esical Director, Mr. S t ANNAII.D. Tue Powerful Braes Raid ondor the Direction of tfr, J. A wriNGsTALL. Artiste to the Establishment. Mr. J. CRAW FOltD. Superi..teident of the Bill Department, Mr. S. KIERNAN. isirector of the Entortainmeats, Mr. HEATH, Jun. NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL , AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE -ST., NEAR THE TOP OP WHITECHAPI GRAND VOCAL AND COMIC ENTERTAINMENT. GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER. Extraordinary Engagement of Herr SHENTON, the GREAT MAN_ MONKEY, who will appear every Evening. Immense Sucriess of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the ureat Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Also, Mr. D. LODGE, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMEIL the pleasing Swiss Melodist. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist. Likew , !:6 M'dlle. FANNY, the popular Operatic Denseus°. Mr. TOM BENNETT, will sing Ms New Song—"Taa HISTORY or THE GREAT COMET," Together with a first-rats Instru mental Band. Tho Wonderful Turkish SMOKINt and ROVING AUTuMATON. from the Paris Exl , ibition. will b 3 exhibited Every Evening. ADMISSION FREE. THE order of tho day is cheapness combined with quality. A GOOD DINNER AND A GLASS OF ALE, May be had Daily, at the ELDON DINING ROOMS, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, FOR TENPENCE. On NEW YEAR'S DAY a SCOTCH HAGGIS will be provided, free of charge, for any customer who chooses to partake of it. L. I - I AUSBU RGr having decided upon • RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, in consequence of failing heilth, 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 GLASq CHANDELIERS and LAMPS, And FANCY GOODS of every description, (the variety being too great to admit of any detail here), COMMENCING O,V THE 7th DECEMBER. The Stock of Articles in daily demand, and having reference to the Fashion of the day, will be constantly renewed as before, for the present. In order to effect more speedily the disposal of the Goods, F. L. H. has detero.ined upon allowing TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT upon the amount of all Articles which she be paid for at the time of purchqse; but nodiscount can be allowed upon any Goods which may b: sent from the Establishmmt previously to the amount being paid. Nor can there be any Deduction made upon Articles purchased prior to the 7th December, 1857, and exchanged subsequ,,ntly to that date. OLD POST-OFFICF-BUILDINGS. Liverpool. 7th Dece m her. 1857. WantED THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THR EEP ENC E for TWENTY WORDS, a for every addi.ional five words ONE PENNY. WANTED, immediately, an OFFICE BOY, good character required.—Apply by letter, to A 28, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a Young Man, a SITUATION Es CLERK or BOOK-KEEPER, good references. Address A 3), Northern Times office. WANTED to hire, or hire and purchase, for a Concert Rooat, a Piano of good tone. &c.— A., 26, Northern Daily Times. WANTED, a good HOUSEMAID, with unex ceptionable character; must get up fine linen; English, and Protestant; wages e9.—Address K. Post-office, Derby road. Bootle. WANTED, in a Merchant's Office (Australian 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. 'ANTED, in an Emigration Office (Australia), V V a Pereot, perfectly qualtEd to act as MANAGER ; liberal terms; salary and commission.—Apnly. sating age. last employment, and salary expected, to A. 23, Northern Times office. WANTED, in a Merchant's Office (Colonial Timber Trade), a first-rate SALESMAN and COlll :SP6I•TD ENT ; lih•ral terms, salary, and commission.—Apply, stating age, last employment, and salary ( xpected, to A. 25, Northern Tunes office. 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, wool(' have liberal wages. No Irish need apply.—Apply to Mrs. Mann, Victoria Cottago, 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 Bedford treat. WANTED, a SERVANT OF ALL WORK (an Englishwoman), about 35 years of age, with good character.—Apply at N 0.7, Stranctstreet. AGENTLEMAN, bolding a Public Situation, is desirous of obtaining a SECRETARY or LIBRA RIANiRIP, having been some time engaged in that capacity; first rate tPstimonlals.—Apply by letter, poet paid, Alpha, Post. ofllze. Birkenhead. GENTLEMAN of good address, of active business habits, thoroughly conversant with the French language, and who thoroughly understands the routine of a Ship Brokers and Ship h tore Dealer's Office, wishes to meet with a RE-ENGAGEMENT, either in England or the Colonies. The highest references, and security to any amount if required.—Address A. 29, Northern Times office. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED, OFFICES, near the Exchatge. now or three months hence, with Three IWOai S adjoining.—Address, at once, G. S., General Post-office. WANTED, immediately, a small Furnished COTTAGE. Cheshire preferred.— %ddress, stating fall particulars as to rent, &c., to W. John's, 6, Union-greet, Southport. WANTED, in Falktiei -square, or other respect able locality, a well-furnished DR&WING ROOM with TWO BEDROOMS, whew there are no other lodgers. No children, and servants are respectable.—Address A 31, Northern Times office. Co be Let. THE CHARGE for announcements under this heed is now reduced to THREEPENCE for 7'►VENTY WORDS. and for every addittonat five uordt ONE PE Y NY. DWELLING HOUSES. TO be LET, an excellent HOUSE, near Aber erombv-square, fisted up with every convenience for a respectable family. Rent £3B Also, to be LET, a HOUSE, situate in P 1 , mp'on -street, Everton. Rent £A. And to be LET, a compact . and comfortable HOUSE, s taste near Grore-street. Rent £2o. Apply to rar. Goldrick, 39, Pleasant-street, Clarence-street /110 be LET, several HOUSES, quite new, in Whicbaw-terrace, Ne'herfield-road Snail), contain ing two kitchens and scullery, dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, five bedrooms, hot and cold bahs, and services, with gas fittings throughout; also, sh ,wer oath and water closet; front windows of plate glass, fitted with Venetian blinds. Rent .t'2B per atulum.— Apply on the premises. 11101 iFIELD-TERRACE, DERBY-LANE, WEST DERBY. To be - LET, two neat tvell-finished HOUSES, with plate glass and bay windowe, containing four bed-rooms, two sitting.rcroms, kitchen, scullery, , !ellars, water clo.,ets, and good gardens, front and back. Old Swan omnibuses f.orn the Exchange every half hour. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr. Morgan; 34, Sandstone -road, Green-lane. SZAPORTH. TO be LET, with immediate possession, an excellent Family HOUSE, situated nearly oppo.i , e se tforth Church, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, eight bedrooms, butler's pantry, bath room, water clos,t, &c., with coach house and stable, and gardens in , rout and rear of hon e.-- Apply to Mr. James Johns'm, on the premises. BUSINESS PREMISES. 'TO be LET, and immedi ate possession given, an JI excellent Three Room e d OFFICE.—AppIy to Jae. Johns ,n & Co., 28, Cha: el-street. 110 BE LET, a convenient = ight. Double Offi.,e ; also, two upper rooms, with cellar and kitchen, in Corf-buildings, Fraeson's-row.—Apply to Mrs. Hargreen, upon the premises. rro be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Middleton -builqicr, Water-street, cornerof Rumford street. Plans may he seen, and every information obtained on application to Mr. Joh n F ow l er, 4. Tower-bnildines West. , APARTMENTS. PO LET, a Neatly-furnished PARLOUR, with oee or two Bed Room. Situation central and pleasant.—Apply at No. 1, Zolcl place. ---- rllO be LET, a welt-furnished DIIA.WING ROOM and spacious BED-RAOM, on the same Floor. Reference required.— apply at 45, Rodney-street. APARTMENTS —O ne or two persons can be accommodated with comfortable Apartments, on moderate terms, at 92, Queen-street, Edge-hill. No other lodgers. ONE or Two GENTLEMEN eau have comortable Furished APARTIIENT3,where there are no children, and wi!hin 20 minutes' walk from the Exchange. —Apply at 103, Mulberry -street, Myrtle street. CANNING-STREET. TWO GENTLEMEN m a y b e accommo d ated with partial or full BOARD, on reasonable terms, at No. 66, Canning-street, a few doors above Bedford -street. • Co be ZoIV. VIE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREEPENCK for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONB PENNY. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS, IVO be BOLD, a thorough -bred Bay HORSE, of great bone and power, au years old, sireen bands MO, suitable for a Carriage, Brougham, or Van, warranted soun't and steady; or, a grey M a KR, suitable for a Brougham or Phaeton, also all right —a particularly good hack. A trial of either will be a:lowed, one only will be Sold, stable room being required.—Apply at the Rice 35, Parr-street. 4 _ SALE of ELECTKO-PLAYED - GOODS, CELINA, GLASS, (.IIITLE KY, tee.—lmPOlantlo Merchants. Captains, Hotel Keepers, MOM, and Psuile4 Finds Ling. VER. HART leasreceived instructions to SELL LTA by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at :be Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, •;%.posite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable `-.`SOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER 'ACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and Teakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian - ; , ass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut ;:ass lustre., of the most modern patterns, papier mache tablas, tea •ays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an sstensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, cddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, cud plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated 'able or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases ; together with a great variety of ivory balance ‘tufdle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, he most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues to r ad on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale, ITO USER 0 LD FURNITURE, Double-barrelled GUN, M ARE, HAR NESS, PHIETON, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, GREEN-HOUSE and PLANTS, &a., C LUBHOOR. NiEssits. WALKER and ACKERLEY will . 11-1 SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow (Wednesday), the 30th inst., at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premi es, at Clubmoer, by order of the Executgrs, the remaining HOUSEHOLD FUitNI. TORE, valuable double-barrelled gun, with Damascus barrels, in oak case, horse, phEeton, farming implements, and other effects. the property of the late Robert Garrett Esq. The HOUEEROL, FURNITURE comprises 130 of mahogany framed chairs, sofa, capital pedestal sideboard, of dark simnish m hogany, circelar centre table, carpets, fenders &c., capital set of foarpost bedsteads, with massive reeded and carved footpostcof Spanish ma hogany, sets of camp and French bedsteads, well-seasoned feather beds, toilet tables, two Spanish mahogany wardrobes, and other chamber articles; also, the kitchen range and culinary articles. The FaamiNo Sxock,,tkc., comprises a smallfitock of well got hay, two excoleut carts, one with Crosnill's patent axles, on springs plough, harrows, and other implements, gree, house, and greenhouse plants, cucum er and other forcing frames; garden tools, excellent grey mare, phaeton, harness, quantity of straw, and other effects. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale. and Catalogues had on the premis-s, and on application at Messrs. Walker pad Ackerley's offices, 56, Church street, Liverpool. EXMOUTH-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. Modern Honsehold Furniture, lras Chandeliers, Dinner Service, and other Effects of a Faint y removing to the West of England. ESShS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by ill AUCTION, on Thursday next, the 31st punctually at F.le , en o'clock, on the premises, 103, Parkfield-terrace. Exmouth-street (near Clauehton-road), B.keiihead, the modern Household FEY tINI FORE, including, in Dining, Drawing, and Bre k. fast Rooms—Six rosewood cabriole chairs and a cabriole couch in damask, circular mahogany cen re table on pillar and scrolls, chairs and a couch in hair-do , Is, lounging ditto, pembroke and dining tables, chiffonnier with carved back, smaller ditto, d•ab damask. curtains to two windows, crimson ditto for one window, fenders in bronze and steel, carpets as planned, ormo u and bronze gas chandeliers. In Bedchambers —Polished bircbwood tudor bedstead and damask hangings, iron and French bedsteads and draperies, pillaqi and other toilet tables, chests of drawers, birchi% ood chairs, dressing glasses, chamber ware, sponging bath, carpets. oil-cloth. stair carpets, door mats, dinner service, China tea and coffee ditto, kitchen utensils, and other gen .ine effects. To be viewed on Wednesday, 31th Dec , when Catalogues may be had on the pri miser ; or previously, of Messrs. F. an 3 J. Hodgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-str et, Birkenhead. N.8.-TBE HOUSE TO BE LET iaubllcai fang. JUST PUBLISHED, (Gratis and Post Free), 4 CATALOGUE of BOOKS of VARIOUS CLASSES, •nctuding STA — DARD LI3RARY EDITIONS, in handsome and appropriated Bindi❑gs, and numerous Illustrated Works, NOW FOR SALE, ADAM AOLDEN, BOOKBINDER, STATIONER, AND PUBLISHER, 48, CHURCH-'4TREET, LIVERFOOL. i oii€l?. V r HE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOLTYI COYIPANY-LIMITED. -L. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF 4 0 10 EACH. Orrica-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and particulars of Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER, Nana' MISCELLANEOUS rro be SOLD, a Bargain. au excellent Second hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we l l lisorn London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Musi e Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. PIANO -FORTE for 18 Guineas.—A very excel lent 64 octave Second-hind Rosewood Cottage PIANO, in thorough repair. A written warranty will be given, if required.—Apply at No. 40, Upper Canning-street, Falkner-squara. TO P&RSONS FURNISHING. FOR SALE, a splendid Mahogany DINING r TABLE, in' excellent condition; length 15 feet by 4 feet 6 inches. May be seen on applicatLn to D. J., Box J. 34, Post-. office. Liverpool. THE PATRONAGE, ADVOWSON, DONATION, PRESENTATION, OR NOMINATION OF AND TO THE CHURCH OP ST. PHILIP, AND THE CHURCH OR CHAPEL OF CHRIST, AND TICS CHURCH OF ST. MA RK , IN THE PARISH AND BO ROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,. TO be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. FIRM—OF and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of St. Philip, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of the present Minister, now aged thirtseseieht years or thereabouts. The )early emoluments will consist of £350, payable out of pew rents half-yearly, t gether i.ith the surplice fees and other moluments heretofore belonging to and usually received ty the Minister and Chaplain respectiveli (the office of Chaplain being now consolidated with that Of Minister), all which emoluments are secured by Act of Parliame t. The Minister will have the appointment of the clerk and sexton, and the patron will have right of nomination and removal of the organist. The stipends of the clerk, sexton, and organist are secured by the same Act ant payable out of pew rents. SECONDLY, -01 and to the appointment of the Minister or Chaplain of the Church or chapel of Christ, in perretuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of the present Minister or Chaplain, now aged about forty-one years. The yearly erne:unseats will consist of stipend of one hundred guineas at the least, payable out of certain pew rents numbered and set apart for that puiipose, together with the surplice fees and other em&uments heretofore belonging to and ,usually received by the Minister or Chap'ain. all which emoluments are secured by Act of Parliament. The patron will have the appointment of the clerk, organist, and sexton, whose stipends are secured by the same Act. THIRDLY,—Of and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of St. Mark, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of the present Minister, now aged 42 years or thereabouts. The yearly emoluments will consist of stipend of £2OO, payable half-yearly out of certain pew rents, over and above the rents of divers other pews or seats set apart for the Minister, together with the surplice fees here tofore belonging to and usual) , received by the Minister, all which emoluments are secured by Acts of Parliament. It will be obligatory on the Aliniater to appoint a curate, and to pay him a yearly salary of £lO out of the stipend of £250. The patron will have the ap peintieent of the clerk, sexton, and organist, whosef stipends are ayable oat of certain other pew rents, and secured by the same cc's. The Revisionary Patronage of and to the said Churches Is vested in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Liverpool by virtue of the following Local Acts of Parliament relating thereto respectively, viz.:— , StAs to St. Philip's, 1 George 4th, cap. 2, and 20 and 21 Victoria, cap. 36 ; as to Christ Church, 39 and 40 George 3rd, cap. lid ; and as to St. Mark's, 56 George 3rd, cap. 65, and 2 asd 3 Victoria, cap. 33. ouch persons as are desirous of making tenders for purchase, may receive forms of tender at the (Aso of the Commi , si ners, No. 11, Whitehall-place, London, between the hours of Eleven and Three, er at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool, or at the office of latesne. WRIGHT and VENN, No. 2, Paper-buildings, Liner Temple, Lon son. The tenders must be delivered in duplicate sealed up and directed "To the Ecclesiastic Commissioners for England," with marked 'hereon " Tender for rhe Right of Presentation of Minister to the Church of St. Philip, in the Borough of Liverpool," or " Tender for the Right of Presentation of Minis er to the Church of Christ, in the Borough of Liverpool," or "Tender for the Right of Pre sentation of Minister to the Church of St. M ark, i n the Borough of Liverpeol," as the case may be, at the said office of the said Cam missioners, on or before the 20th day of Jauuary, 1954, but no Tender will be received after twelve o'clock on that day, nor will any proposal be noticed unless made in the said form and delivered at the office of the Cossmissisiners. For further information and particulars, apply tot, WILLIAM SuuTTLEwoaTn, Esq.. Co" n Cl e rk, T own Hall, LivetT• el; or to Messrs. WRIGHT and VENN, No. 2, Parser-boil bags, Inner Temple, London. F AMILY COMPANY WASHING Cffice: ]3RAND:ON S TREET, BIRKENII:EAD. 6, Leicester-buildings, King-street, Liverpool. FAMILY LINEN, &c., Washed, Finished, and r sent home, ready f)r immediate use, by the WASH ING COMPANY, Brandon-street, Birkenhead.—Apply for prices and regulations. ilaitinap gottreg. AVIS IMPORTANT. COMME le parfum du bon THE est ties ravissant. COM ME son influence restore et ranitne lavie, et COMME it contribue aux plaisirs ou jouissance des soire.s. On pent-se procurer, la qualite de The la plat excellente, dans des Jolts 3:signets Chinois, at the LONDON & NORTH WESTERN TEA. COMPANY, OLD POST-OFFICE-P LAC 1.., CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. HE GREAT NORTHERN 1 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 PARCELS by Goods Trains) between LIVE IIPO GI. and LONDON. Gonda , intended to be carried by this route, must be specially ordered via Great Northern Railway. Orders for the collection of Goods from the doci , s, warehouses, &c., in London, to be sent to the Great Northern Company's City Agent, Mr. Alfred Smetham, at the Central Office, Bull and Mouth, St. Martin's-le-Grand : or to Mr. Esplin, at the un:erinentioned address. Further information may be obtained on application to tlic Company's Agent, M. Saplin, at the Office, 47, South John-st eet, Liverpool ; or to H. Smith, Goods Manager, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoinshire Company, Manchester. CLARKR, General Manager, Great Northern Railway. EDWARD WATKIN, G. , neritt Manager. Manchester, Sheffield, and L:neolnahire Railway. December 15, 1357. BINOCULAR NAUTICAL TELESCOPES, RACE AND OPERA GLASSES, ON AN IMPROVED CONSTECCTION,IN TOETABLE OB SLING CASES. AT CONSIDERABLY REDCCED Farm. AABRAHAM & CO. beg to call the a tt en ti on • of Captains of Vessels, Tourists, &c., to their large stock of the above favourite instruments, possessing the greatest possible magnifying power and perfection in definition. MAHOGANY STEREOSCOPES. 33 each; superior Card Slides, lis per dozen; a large assortment ou Glass, illustrative of Swiss, Italian, Austrian, and French Scenery, Re. MAGIC LANTERNS, with Twelve Long Slide. (Forty—eight diffe rent subjects), 145 each; larger sizes, do., do., 20s, 303, 423, and COs. A. ABRAHAM AND CO.. Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturers, 20 LORD-STREET. LIVERPOOL. R. CAMERON, J. WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. COLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD tux ALBERT CHAINS, .TEWELLERY and ELECTRO PLATE. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. r\IOX'S CHEAP CHANDELIER MANUFAC TORY, GAS-FITTING, and GLOBE WARE HOUSE, is No. 39, RENSHAW-STREET (throe doors above Newington). N.B. All Goods Sold at this Establ;shment a e Warranted. HAVE - YOU ASTEREOSCOPE? " Everything grand and beautiful in the world brought to our own firesides."—Morning Advertiser. B OUNDLESS enj op - I - tents, unceasing attractions for the forthcoming Winter Evenings. Messrs. NEWTON have now on view a carefully selected and most extensive assortment of STEREOSCOPES and STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES, comprisisg Groups, Comic and Pathetic, the choicest scenery in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Turkey, Greece, Ikc. pain and coloured, on glass and paper, at Wholesale Prices. Veekly arrivals of English and Foreign novelties. HOME AND FXPORT PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT. JUBILEE-BUILDINGS, 16, LORD-STREET. OBsravz—NO FRONT SHOP. WAREHOUSE UP THE PASSAGE. WC* LIaZ7 1031W/ADZD.• IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY MIAD Orslce—LOßD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. linexert Orrice-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER. CAPITAL, £50,000. Loans advanced from £2O to £5OO, to be repaid in Twelve months. by weekly, monthly, or quarterly thstalmeuts. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to £l,lOO, to extend over period of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses. &c.. apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET LIVERPOOL. BIRKENHEAD. THOSE WHO ENJOY A GLASS of Genuine HOME-BREWED ALE, With a pleasant flavour of THE MALT AND HOP. Will not be disappointed by esiling at WILLIAM BATE'S GOLDEN LION INN, WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, 216, CHESrER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. FAMILIES SUPPLIED Winn 4i, 9, & 18 GALLON CASES OF SUPERIOR ALE. 216 . CHESTER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. TIE LIVERPOOL ANTI-IN:,OME TAX ASSOCIATION. THIS Association has been formed for the pur pose of PROTECTING THE PUBLIC AGAINST UNDUE SURCHARGE.., whether Parochial or Governmental also to enable the Pub is to resist such Surcharges and Over-assessmenf* by prosecuting Appeals, as well as the representing to Gevernme t and other authorities the vexations proceedings frequently resorted to b. public officiAis, thereby causing serious inconveuieme and loss of time to many cf the naoitants, who already feel the preFsure of taxation sufficiently severe wi hoist any other injustice being inflicted• Numbers are already enrolled in the Association. Hy union this Ca be effected at a v • y small individual expense, and the Subscriptio n has been fix-id at the very moderate sum of 5s per annnm, in order to be within the re , ch of all. Persons desirous of this medium of Prrtection, are requested to hand in heir Names and Sub-criptions to the I reasurer, i‘r. Robert Lathburi , 40, Castle-street, Liverpool; and every in f ormation, advice , and assistance will be afforded by the Solicitor, Mr. Henry Bremner , 4, Sou h John-street, Liverpool. IF THOMAS DEVENY, son of Mr. Michael Deveny, late of Kirkdale, w‘ll c-11 at Me a gre. Holt aDd Rowes. Chapel-walks, he will HEAR OF SOMETHING to bll advantage. ~NTO CIE PINTO LOPb S, a Native of Brazil, who went Passenger by the t•team-:flip Douro fro►' Oporto to 1 iverpool, on the let of December, 1855. Any intelligence regarding the aforesaid person will be thinkfuily received at Box / 3 * 29, Post-office, Liverpool. LOST, on SATURDAY, the 26th inst., betaeen the honra of 4 and 5. in the Afternoon, between Waver' tree and Bootle (supposed on Lower Walton Read, ab , ut Kirk ale). a siI&WL, of foreign manufacture, pattern Small strioe.—A reward of One Guinea will be paid on restoration, at No. 9, Everton-brow. HCFGULANEUM BUILDING COMPANY. THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL GE \ ERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the above Company will be held at the School Room, corner of Hill-et eet Park-place, on MONDAY the 4th 'day of JANUARY next, at Etg • bt o'clock in the E 7 Diner. J.:G. - BOWL/LER, Chairman./g December 26, 1857. T HE LIVERPOOL - AND PWLLHELI GRANITE COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE Pi HERE "Y GIVEN that the Ordinary HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY, will be HELD at N 0. 2 11 FENW.CIC-BTIE Ltykupoot, on WFDNe:SDAY. the 6th day of January. I Rog, in purAuanct of the Articles of Association. TOWNSEND, RIDLEY, & JACKSON, Clerks to the Company;ll T. JAMES'S -CEMETERY• - LIVERPOOL, 16th Dec., 1857. The Public are respectfully informed that, with the sanction of tile Secretary of State for the Home Department, this Cemetery is open; as heretofore, to receive Interments in Priva e Graves, Vaults, and Catacombs; While alt Burials in Common Graves are, for the future , to be discontinued. For scale of reduced cbargeq, and further Information, apply to Josau.s. BIRD, the Clerk. Residence--South End, near to Parliament . street. THE " MERSEY DOrKS AND HARBOUR BOARD." THE GENERAL BIi()KERS' ASSOCIATION having decided to pat forward one of their memberg for Election to a seat at the new Board, at a Committee Meeting appointed to consider the subject, it was proposed by clistsa r• CAMPBELL, Esq„ seconded b- HAROLD LITTLZDALB, Esq., that SAMUEL J AMES ARIOLD, would be a at Repre:ent4ti" and, this recommendation having been unadmonsly confirmed at General Meetiog of the Association, it se. a reso!ved, That MR. Aerha,n's name should be added to the list of candidate s at the approaching Election. 'l'. M. MYERS, SecretarY, TEAM.SHIP ASSOCIATION' AI a Spec'al Meetin of thi. Association, hell on the 28th instant , 1857, Charles Mac leer, Esq., in the chair, It was resolved unanimously,— That the following List of qualified Ratepayers to the Liverpoo l Docks, being the same as that approved and adopted by the Ship' owners' Association , as suitable persons to be e l ec t e d t o the New ,, Board, for the management of the I.iverpool Docks. under the Pr!: visions of the Mer.ey Dock and Harbour Act, ot 1857, be approVw and adopted by this ssociation : Mr. T. D. Anderson, „ IV. Barber, „ Ralph Brock!ebank, „ libomas Bold, „ Fyre „ Robertson Gladstone, „ S. R. Graves, „ Joseph Hnoback, „ Wm. Inman, „ John Laird, — That this Association recommends the foregoing List to the Do ck Ratepayers for their approval, believing, than in the selection of the; names, dne regent has been paid to th e i n t erests o f al l the gra* branches of commerce in this community. BEN. J. THOMSON, Secretari• Mr. John Lockett. „ Joseph Monde], c. Robert I:ankin, „ Wm Rathbone. inn., „ J. K. Ronntbwaite, „ Francis Strand, „ James &,W7, „ Charles Turner, „ J. A. Tobin. 4, Chaptl-street, Dec. 28, 1857 eburatton. MERf t CHANT TAYLOR'S GRAMMA SCHOOL, Crosby, RE-OPENS, MONDA. January. 23, The Head AcastPr, Roe. J. lisrtNARD, M.A., receives Board42L.' LIVERPOOL- INSTITUTE' MOUNT-STREET. The next CITTARTER will COMMENCE on Tonasoiv, t" 7th JANUARY, 1853. In the High School, Commercial School' Evening School. and School of ert, and in the Girls' School 0° MONDAY, the 11th January. Prospectuses may be obtained on apolicit:on at the Institute; or to ASTRUP CMII,S, Secretor'''. UEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL' (In connection with the University of London) CLASSES. .. ißev. Professor, GrilfithS' Dean of the Faciall, o f Arts and Laws. 1 _. {' r.cD., Profes !or Vice-Dean. Cameron, , 3 1 . A4 English Language and Literature.... Rev. Professor Cranbroolb French. ...... ....Professor Huston. .. . . .. r Professor Retslag, Ph. .09 ' 1 B, Lcgie and EtAka—. ... Greek and Latin.. German . Hebrew... M.d., Berlin. Professor Rev. Dr. rsa ar f . Ancient History . (Professor Cameron, ' Modern History—. ..... Professor AP Ilveen. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy Professor Elliot. f Professor Hamillon,g e.s* • t Chemialry Animal Physiology..... 80tany...... j Professor Byerley, F. ll . I! - ' S., L.S • • ..... Professor T. C. dreier. The next TERM will COMMENCE on Tunruinkv, the JANUARY, 1859. Each Cali; is open to Gsntlemen who • - may wish for the On . tunity of Studying the part i cul a r S u bj ec t o f suc h Class, wit'.,4o being required to attend the w hole C ourse prescr ib e d b y th e Se.- for matneu ated Studentl. Prospectuses and farther information may bs obtained on &PO °. Von to AMU? CARES'S. Seeret:• r fr Mount-street, Liverpool. NAUTICAL EDUCATION. 0D THE LIVERPOOL NAUTICAL SCII— (1 COMMITTEE hare the satisfaction of inforra o ln i g the Parente and Friends of Y out h s d es ti ned for a Seafaring L ife, a r t t ot they have mde the necessary arrange m ent s w ith th e Science andof Department of the Beard of Trade to OPEN, on the 11th JAN' 1,,, 1838, at the SAILDRB' HOME, Canning-place, a JUVENILE Sat 0 0 in addition to the Navigation Classes already there established. „,octi In this School will be afforded a Nautical Zducation of ~,5 Die higher order than that which has hitherto been generally attal." by Boys destined for the sea. l& The subjects in which instruction wi'l b e g i ven i nclude Arithr ati ot Geograpny, Geom try, Trigonomet r y, Nevi:taloa and 11. ,„ tlO Astronomy, Mercantile Laws and Usages (as far as necessarich Waster of a Ship), Tides and Curren s, Law of Storms, Mew — Hydrostatics, th- Marine Steam Engine, Ste. 10 In order that the advantages of such an Institution may OWIO widely as possible, the Committee w ill perm i t t h e adm i ss ion . 0 00 18 Boys who may wish to avail the mse l ves t h ereo f , ander 01' restziction that they lie able t.) read and write. , 9t ° The hours of attendance will be f rom 10 to 12 a.m., and 0 116 jo 4 p.m.; and tae Fees of Admissio n are 103 6 d per Quarter, caPstu advance. (Signed) JOHN A. 'IINNE, Clistirre Nauticsl School, Sailors' Home, Dec. '.Bth, 1857. R EGISTER GRAT E S' KITCHEN RANGES, LEAMINGTON PATENT KITC HEN "5' HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES, HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS, I GARDEN SEATS AND VASES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL• JAMES R. COOPER, TT R.Ss RANGE AND GRATE MANUFAcT.- LONDON ROAD, FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS. lIIGGS AND JONE solicit especial attention to their new 11°- extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make, in the nesoc'' chcir designs, at remarkably Low Patess' EARLY INSPECTIOO IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. HIGGS AND JO NE5,,,,, FURNISHING •IRONNIONG'.." 45. LOAD SrREET. 15 1 L. HAUSBURG begs leave to state, baC .1: . the Final Winding-up in his Circular last Year) has been found is now baing carries his d into effect ;.but , 2llo impracticable accomplish it by the end oi present year, to THE STOCK . g-up of business (referred to . _ HAS BERN ENTIRELY REPLENISHED CHRISTMAS AND Fos THE NEW YEA n * previous occasions, every department In As 0 1 has been be prOCtl supplied with all the Novelties Which could and to the same ex'ent as h thert e, t a in magnitude and val The collection will be found ful ° l . cal. anY Which F. L. H. hes had the pl'eesqsare of submitting tOnOtiCe. COLD POS T-OFFICE•BU ILVINGS. Liverpool, December, 1857. tbo FetablieboLAco BARON OF BEEF, CUT FROM_A PRIZE BEAST, FED BY THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGII, Dalkeith Palace, Edinburgh, WILL BE ROASTED ON THURSDAY, 31ST DEC., AT MORRISH:S MERCHANTS' DINING-ROOMS, LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-STREET.