Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

Putair tnitilenintil. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, Last Night of the Engagement of M . r. ROBERTS, the American Tragedian, Last Night of the Engagement of the Inimitable Artiste, MR. FLEX.3IO RE, • And the celebrated Danseuse, Mad'lle AURIOL, MISS REYNGLDS, The leading Actress f the Thoatre Royal, Haymarket, rri!l appear at this Theatre on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesiay Evenings, being Engaged for TH It REE NIGHTS only. PROFESSOR ANDERSON, Will take his leave of the Liverpool public in a series of Dramatic Characters, in which ho has had the honour of sucee isfvfly appearing in London and the princ.pal Theatns in the Provinces, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), THE 21st, THE MER'HANT OF VENICE. In Four ACtl, concludin4 with the Trial Scene. Shylock, Mr. Roberts ; Basmnio, Mr. Neville; Gratiatio, Mr. Villiers; Launrolut, Mr. Baker ; Portia, Miss Page. After which, the c:2leltrated Ballet, by R. Flexmore, Sen., cf L'ECOSSAIS FRETILLANT. San3y, Mr. Fleimore; Jenny, Mad'lle. To be fellowed by the Farce of THE SPI?FIREI Mr. Shortcut, Mr. Bake*. To conclude with ESMERALDAI Pilrre Gringoire, Mr. Flertm_te: Esmeralda, Mai'lle. Mario% Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commerce a , Seven o'c;oc-c precisely. Admission—. Dress Boxes, 34 ; Side Boxes, 2s ; Pit, Is 6d; Gal very, 6d. Second Price—Dress Bores 2s; Side Boxes, IS 6d ; Fit. Theltox office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private 13oxeit, which y Le bad under the direction of Mr Simttleworth. Children in arms will not be admitted. R OYAL AMPHITHEATRE. PRO FESSOR ANDERSON ilasmnch Veasure in mmonnetiag that he'hos entered int) arramre ments with W. R. Cor-r Levu, Esq., Er the nm of the Royal Amphi theatre, on the Evenings of 'llsurbd -y, Friday, and Saturday next, 'border to give a Short Series of DRAMATIC 'RE PR ESE NTATIO NS, Pre , iens to his departure fer Australia being most positively his Final Performances in Liverpool. They will comprise his ce ebrared impersonations of ROB ROY and WILLIAM, as well as three other characters in which he has rot had the. honour of soliciting the 'suffrages of tt , e Liverpool public—ROMA, in " PPAuso." JOCK — BOWIESON, in ••• Cisamorro Earo."end WANDERING STEENIE, in the "ROBE or ETTRICK VALE " lie has great g,atification in announcing that Mr. Copelsnd has placed unlimiled mources at his disposal, in order that the Dramas shell b 3 produe d in the same style as under Mr. Anderson's management at the late TLeatre Royal, Covent-garden. ON TIICTESBAY NEXT, 26711 INSTANT, The Performances will commence with Sheridan'r Drama of PIZA It li(). The part of Rona by Profe•Sor Anderson (as played by him upwards of three hundred times). To be followed by the Farce of DE LIC ATE GROUND. To conclude with CRAII OND BRIG% Jock Howiezon . . Andorson. As repre,ented by him at the Th •atres Rota , Edinburgh and Glas gow, with au amouac of succe 3 surpl slog ady of his previons Dramatic efforts. ON FRIDAY NEXT, THE 27 rn INSTANT, FOR PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S BENEFIT, ROB Itivir AND BLACK-E. , D SUSAN. Rob Roy and Wi ham.. . . Professor Andersen. Ron Rot wi 1 be prolnced on the same m ignilleent scale as in Lonton, and r qtr. AnOerson's immediate sttp,rintendence, and with Scenes and Etf cts frequently omitted in the p:.rformance of this Scotish Natioaal f)rama in England. It wi I e played from the Eanburth version, as present'cl by Mr. Anders Jo thirty-three consecut•ve ritglan in i o don. at the late Covent Garden Theatre., and Iss played by him in ne prise pal Theatret of ET:It:Br/2CH, BG:TjN, GLASGOW, rat LADELPIII4, BALTIMORE, NEAT URLEAMS. And sit the Theatre , of the Western Wor . d. The best erc3mitrn that 'cold he p lid to a:, a:tor, was the following in the critique of the Znics on Ron Roy :—" It m i g ht be asked. wit' shoal. lr. Anderson play " Rob Roy ?" We answer, simply fir the strange reason that he Ways it well." CINCINNATTI, ST. Louis. CUARLESTOWN, ON S XTCTIIMAT NEXT, 287'11 INSTANT, Mr. Anderson will appear in a Character entire'y new to th Lirer pool Stage, in a Dram I tha: ILis not baen represented far many years—the Drama being THE LOSE OF MTTRICK VALE ; The Character Wandering Stet ...... (the ',Act Ructr).... ..Mr. Anderson OBSEEVE.—This will be th 3 Final opportunity of swing M Ancerscn as on Actor ; thoso who hale on , y seen him as a conjuror should rot fwf,: , ,et to avail themcelves of ti is chance of seeing him, when, lake Pr spero, he has abjured his magic, t ruken his wand, and " drowsed his book," so fnr as relates to the town of Liverpool. REMEMBER URSDAT, Ni N. 26. TuE BENEFIT ON FRIBA Y. ro , •.' 27. THE INAL NIGHT, ON SAI CH.DAY, Nov. 28. ST. GEOR'E'S HALL. pEOP LE'S CONCERTS. Adraissio •, - Sixpance; Reserved Seats, Ono Shilling. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY) NOVEMBER 21, SiGNaR GIULIO REGONDI, (7:1:e greatest Concertina Player in the World), Will perform TWO OPERATIC FANTASIAS, A: - .d Airs from - • If. TROVATORE AND LA FAVOIITA. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS, EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, (Under entirely nevi Management.) T HE FIFTH.COSOERT OF THE SERIES WILL TAKE PLACE - Till I E.VS:4ING (riATURDAY), THE 2ls r INSTANT, At Elg.t o'clock. , In order to afford as much variety as plssible to these Concerts, and at the same time keeping in view flrst.class talent, an Engage =eat Lai been effected with the celebrated GIULD REGODI, The finest Concertina• Player in the World, who will perform T.vo of - - his most p,,pular Fantasia% THE MISSES M , ALPIN Will make t eir first appearance, and eing some of their National SOOTCIJ DUETS. ' • For which they are eo celebrated. MR. MI,RAND A, Wboal singing at the Norwich Festicsh was ths thorn° of adm i ration by all who h and him, will iing Mte's Song of "The Fair Land of Pciand," And t e Old Song of " The o. Biscay." MiZ. E. L. BIME, The popular Composer and Vocalist. will sing Lover's humorous Song "l'm Oct myself Lt all," End oze of his Live compositions. MR. BEST Will (by pst.icular desir ) perform en the Gra-A o:gan, his last New F‘eee, Descriptive of THE BAY" LE W. , 7.1,11K1F.P.11AN. Admission, Fixpence. i'•eservcd Seat-, One Shi Tick t 4 can b.. pnrcha,e.l at Mess-s. ii me End Son's Music Warehow.e, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will bo admitted into the Ha.l ear:ier, and et a separate entrance. For particulars see Book of %Vert's, Twopence each. LIVERPOOL PE iTIVAL CHORAL OCIETY. T HE Fifty-Ninth PU BLIC PERFORMANCE WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY NEXT,• NOVEMEZR 24, 1857, INST. GEORGE'S HALL, When Mozart's " TWEI.FTH MASS," And a Selection from Handel's " ALEXANDER'S FEAST," ‘i Hi be p Tformed. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MI S S SiNTLEY. MRS. MORGAN. R. BOLTON. MR. A. D. GRAIL/IM. AND MR. ARMSTRONG. LEAosn--111/ . B IETENS. GRAND ORGAN— R:. W. T REST. CoNDucroa—Mß. S tNDER3. Itoser7ed`Scaim, 2163; .Body, 1n Gd ;. Galtedes, 13. TieWs to ko I•ad a: the Courier office, Castle-street ; of Messrs. Rime an 1 Son, Clitirc:l-street ; lir. Smith. Lord..strent; Mr. Van Gra: en, and Drea er an,: Bold-at eat ; Mr. Magi 1, London road; Mr. Jchn Whitney, 8, Cia..pal street, and IE4, 41kne:+street ; and T. Taylor and Co., Jrinters, Dale-N:t,eet. Doors open at, Half-past Six. Conc:rt to commence at half-pelt Seven. Entrance —North End. Sh tw's-brow. S r G •E 0 - 11 S H A L L. ORGAN PF.It F 0 R IVI AN C E'S - ts'ill be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BE S.T, • - EVERY SATU::-:.DAY AND TI-TUESDAY. Saturday r.tternoon ..... • ..... .. .... at li p.m. Thureday Evening .. • • .. at S p.m. Atimisaion on Saturday afternoon. Gd i Thuniday Evening, 3d, The Concerts last one hour. D on , °nen half an hour nem, erah i,errorn,r,re. N A YL OR'S - V7I.N E' . : II -r , AND CONCERT -HALL GREAT CHAIILOTTE.ST.. NE Al'. THE 9'yl:. .W;IITECHAPk; And Two D3ors frorc Quee ,, -sync.re. . , OPEN EVEItY.EvEivING AT SIX O'CLOCK. NEW C O'M P'A — N Y. Fatraordinaiy E,gaeTyilont of ;'e:r SHENTr:N, the GREAT ;l MA , NKEY, who will appear ene :r Eve,ing. Immen.e Sucre#e or Mr PADDY FANNIN, the rent Irish Comic Singer anti Dance /the, Mr. D. LOD:,E, and Miss 'll,engagemsnt f Mr& ROAMER. the p'easing Swi a Me7odist. Miss I.IZZY DE ,GREY, Sario-comic Vocallsl'. Likewise 111'dlle. FANNY, the popalftr Operatic Dansewse. Centinued Success of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will nightly aing his New Song—"TEE HISTORY or THE Ggicar .00bIET," The Proprietor having purchased the Wonderful SMONINCI and MOVING Turkish AUTOMATON, from the Paris Ezbibitiou, will Lave the homer of exhibiting him Every Evening. . WINES, SPIRITS, &c., of the Best Quality. ADMISSION FREE H ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE Dt & LE STREET. GRAND MID- DAY PERFORMANC2 THIS DAT (S ATURDAY), NOVEMBER 21. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1857. Vublft `Anziugement%. Ed anten Co fit Ert TRW_ STAG HUNT Having, by its faithfnl a .nd striking dellneaticu 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 at the Grand 2,11 d-day performance To-morrow (Saturday), the 2lst instant. Doors open at Two o'clock; commencing at Half-past. we' The public are respectfully informed that the Stag Rant cannot be repeatea at a Mid-day Performance, as the Hounds engaged for this purpose mast return to their owners in London, having been sold by them to re -join thl field. HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Ear Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a Quarter past. UNPARALLELED NOVELTY THE GREAT: ST TROUPE OF ARTISTES IN EUROPE. Triumphant and Brilliant Success of the STAG Hutu. This iritraordinary production has achieved a suesess without parallel, being night y received with the utmost enthusiasm by Crowded and Fashionable auiiences. Positively the last Sic Nights! THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), the 21st instant, the Perfor. mance will include Tha Great Gymnaists,Ttie - BROTHERS ELLIOTT, in their Wonderful Feats! First time of the astounding Performance of M. 8188, in his GLOBE ASCENSION? M. M. LEOPOLD and BOUTELIER. the Great Parisian Grote:cms. Virsi time of the highly humorous scene, entitled THE TRAINER AND HIS JOCKEY The surprising Performance of PETIPE ROMEO throwing backward and forward SOMERSAULTS oa HORSEBACK ! through Balloons and over Streamer!. Oa MONDAY EVENING, the 23rd Instant, and every evening durin. the week, Mr. A. BRIDGF2S, tb. GreatS:ena Act 'Rider, who will delineate a sere, of Characters, from Charles Dic ens' celebrated Novel of oLIVe R TWIST" Madame It:DGES in a pleasing Act of Equestrianism, entitled NIGHT and MORNING The Gracerul Equestrienne, Al'dlle CLEDIENTINE QUAGLIENI as SYLPH of the ARENA, To conclude with the Novel Equestrian Act, entitled THE STAG HUN!' ! During this Scene, a Real stag, a magnificent Specimen of this stately animal, from North America, with a Fin,, Pack cf It eal Hounds, will be intrAuced. A vivid description r.f the ex Ring Chase— he Ho inds in full cry, and upwards of Twenty Horses Leaping Hedges, Gates, will faithfully pou; tray the reality of a stag Hunt. In addition to the whole strength of :he Establishment being brought into requisitioa for this otject, the Comicalities of the Chase will Efford a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockney Spot tsman, by Kr. FRaN KS. The LAST TWO GRAND SIIINDAY PT. 7 .IIFORMAN:`,ES previous to the Ch i , tmas Holidays, on WEDNESDAY and SA TURDAY, November 25th and 28th ;.that on We,nesday under the diitinguished and immediate Patronage and Presence of the LADY ARABELLA HESKETH, and SIR THOMAS G. HESKETH, BArt. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 64 p Bozes (select), 2s; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is ; Gal lery, 61. Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price to a. , 1 parts exce,,t 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 evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past Precisely , and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past Ten. Proprietor and Director-111r. Charles Hengler. PHIL HARMONIC HALL. THOMAS'S - CONCERTS THIS MORNING (SATURDAY), THE 21sr INST. LAST MORNIG PERFORMANCE The Programme will !naiads the Overture to " I A G IZZ A. LADRA." Haydn's celebrator! Quartet for Two Violins, Viola, and Violoncello, "GOD PRESERVE THE EMPEROR," By Messrs. E. W. THOMAS, CARRODUS, BAETENS, a::d LIDEL, And Sele firm front Mencldssohli's MIDSU3IIIIER NIGII1"8 DREAM, Including the Overture, and A SOLO ON THE CLARINET, BY MR. MAY-COCK. VOCAL IST, MISS LOUISA VINNING. BODY AND GALLERY, ONE SHILLING. BOXES, TWO SHIL I.INGS. MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS. The I ours c 111 be open at Half-past One o'clock ; Crncert to commence e Half-oast Two o'clock. PHILHARMONIC HALL. THOMAS'S CONCERTS THIS LVENING (SATURDAY), MISS LOUISA VINNING'S BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. BODY AND GALLERY, ONE SHILLING. BOXES, TWO SH:LLINGS. MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS. The Doors open at Seven o'clock. Concert to commence at Eight. TO PREVENT DELAY AT THE DOORS., TICKETS MAY BE HADAT THE OFFICE OF THE PHILEIARIION!C SOCIETY, EXCHANGE-COURT, THIS DAY (-ATM:DAY), BETWEEN TEN AND ONE (:'CLOCK, AND AT THE HALL AN HOUR BEFORE EACH CONCERT. AxISS KA A, TE SAXON MR.MALONE RAYMOND. Those who desire a treat of the highest order, and who wish to enjoy a hearty laugh. must attend the elegant Soiree of tees distincuished Performers, at the . Concert Hall, on Monday Evening, the 'l3,d. It/11. MALONE RAYMOND 1. AND , . MISS KATE SAXON. • The first attraction and united Entertainment of this Lady and Gentleman, will take place at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson• street, .ON MONDA Y, TZE 23rd instant. T EUTONTC HALT,, LIME-STREET Commencing M ND AY NEXT, Nov. 13. THE WIZARD KING, M. HAMBURG HER, rfaviog One Week to sure, previous to his Second Appearance before Ilk I:sj.sity Len's Na. of oa the EnsT eror of the Fran( h. oa Dcc. 6rh will give a eerier of Grand Magical Performances at the TEUTON:O HALL, LIME-STREET, M. lIA.F:BURG.H ER begs als., to say tf at h 3 has, .sneeee&d making au Enga:emeat with tho celebrated Ethiopian Delineators of Lira in the Patntations, THE YOUNG JUAA AND MP.. FREEITAN, Whore extraordinary perfirmancesha e gained ti =endows appla , m throughout the Amer can Union, and the whole of the Carinthia, and who u:11 appear eacn evoting Fr tee of Admission :—Re!erved Seats, 2s; Second, 13; Gallery, Gd. Chi' &co an., Schools he.!f-pr;cc. Open at Seven. Performanczs commence at Eight. Carriaw:s at C T. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS, 50,-LICE-STREET, LIVERPOOII-50. OPEN EVERS* EVEN N•'3 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, With MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c Members of the Company:— MISS F. CANTRELb, AND MISS ; INCLAIR. MESSRS. S. BARKER, J. n. BROWNE ' J. A .LIBONE, T. KEATs, BEN WILLIAMS, WM. POORE, J HICKS, AND 61.3N0R SAVORELLI. miAds.ion—e.tHr i•E. --- RETURNED IY RE. FRESH tev rs NcE OF THE CHOICE'ST QUALITY. CHOPS, %TRAK KIDNEYS, ROAST POTAT - RS. &,, . . • IR) OYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE -STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.--The Natf , •nal Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I Unequivocal Success and Perfect i riannph of the FALL of OF.LEIL This ti'vening snd during the Week—Grand Moving DIORAMA of LIFE A D SCENES in INDIA, consisting cr 25 Scenes, painted by first rave Londo n A r ti-t es, f rom autheriti • bketches taken on the spot, unequalled for Geographical Accuracy, Scenic, Eff(ct, and Beauty of Design, presenting, as it were, to the eye of the Spectator the manners, Customs. Costumes, and principal Cities and Rivers;of that portion of the globe now most absorbEig interest, the whole terminating with a Msgnifizent VIEW DELHI! Riar:n! of the Mrairs era, Fan . 13r the t barge or 'he B es i egers, Defect C te, and Glorious Triumph of British Arms! which creates the greatest sensation nightly; painted by Mr. Crawford, art st to this establishment. The whole of th, foregoing introduned in a Charac teristic Alf/nolo:me, written and spoken by J. W. Cooper, Continued r,uccess of CIIARLES SLO4AN, the only English Improvise tore, author and corneoser " The Maid of Judah," " atughter of Israel," &se., who will nightly appear :.ad vocalise an extempora neous 11YR iOi4A.IIA or, impronstAir Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by Itimsolt on the Pia - us-forte. Enthusiast' s It ece pti. -n ef Mr. W 0,1) and b!a INFANP the English 'I OM Til A; B. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. COOPER, Miss HEP.UERTE; LYONS, and Lis. CALPBELL. Doors 0 - pen at ;;:s, commence at Half-past. Levier. dna ld kiin‘al Director, Mr,. 6 ,. ANNARD. The Puwerfa4 ?rasa Rand unsi:ir the Direction of - Mr: 'J. 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Respectable Young-WOMAN, a good needle 1-1t women, and otherwisd well-educated, wishes for an ENGAGEMENT in some genteel business, assistant in a school, or nursery gov,rn,ss would be suitable, es she has a knowledge of Muse and French.—Ad 'rests, M. N., 56, Cuming-street Toateth park. ------------ . TO PUBLICANS. WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged Man and Wife without incumbrance, a SITUATION to look after a Public-house, or- fake the Management of a Bar, having ben in the lino before. Giod references can be given Address It. P.. 4, Moore Plat.e, London-road. WANTED, a respectable young WOMAN, to assist in a Bar, and make herself generally useful. —Apply at No. 1, Moss-street, Londm.roal, Letneen the hours of 12 and 2. IFAi--;'1), in a Private Family, an active young hi :n, Ana 20 years of age, as an IN DOO:i SERV INT, in Livery. • Wages - .418. Also, an UNbER NOUS EUAI .*.—Apply by letter to D.H., Boa.T, No. 2, Post-office, Liverpool. Al HOUSEKEEPER. T WO Gentlemen neelinin : 4 Housekeeping, wish to cbtsin for their housekeeper, who has lived with them soale years, a comfortable SITUATiO'Ni they can strongly recommend hex as being an exec. lent Cook, an economical manager, and in every way a trastworthy a.d,valuabi, servant. See Referoned List, IGraern rimes office. Co be Eat. THE CHARG: E . ,tor announcements under this held is now reduced to TIPWEPENCE for TWEN2'Y 14 , ORDS, nil for every additional flee words ONE .I?E' PTY. DWELLING HOUSES. f 0 be . L.E T , in the neighbourboug of v AbErcomby-:,quare, with intrilediate p iisessign, a l , ell-fnrnis.leci 110U3, containing thr o large entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, butlers' pantry, and baths, i h ever convenience —A : ply, by l e t er, to A 120, sl,rwt y modern i, ern Times office. BIRKENHEAD. T ° . he L ET, ROUSES . N.. ou the south side of 11-imilton-quare, berg os. - 44, and 48, also; No. 91. Cirnden-street, having Garden to the front and Kitchen, &c, on the ground floor.—Apply to Mills, and Flttcher, Hamilton-Baildings. SOUTHPORT. frO be LET, Furnished, Beautifully situated, I fitted with 2a., water closet, &o a CO ITAG::, well suited for a small genteel family, and may be had 'or the winter months, for vary - little morn than the rent and taxes.—Address, " fo Le - ;" Southport. 141&N ,, R PARK, ROCK FERRY. To be LET, Furnishoi, within five minutes' walk of the Ferry, a well.furnished HOUSE, eon tainlng Lining r om, Drawing-roan, Breakfast - room, and Butler'. Pantry, all on the ground floor, Six Bed-rooms, and Green—house and Gard-n. On view from Eleven to Four o'clock. EL& VILLA. Sw.. , .FORTH. TO be LET.—An exce ll ent F am il y Residence, replete with exery convenience. Bath looms and Water Closet; a plenti'ul supply of very good Spring Water. situate in an enclited garden. Also, Coe h House and Stableq on the grounds, an I det ac h e d W ash House. Within 300 yards of Railway S aloe. Rent moderate.—Enquire oa the premises, Elm ,Road, Seafortb. CLA UGHTO N. BIRK 1: NH EAD. TO be LET, two substantially built, and well Furnished B'mi-detached VILLAS, situate at the Junction of "folletnache, and Forest Roads. Each house contains three itting•rooms, and seven Bedrooms capital Kitchens-in the ba•ement, and is fitted up with eve y modern convenience,—Apply to and Fletcher, Hamilton-balldings. FURNI TIED HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD. 1 1 0 be LET, a.,tvell Furiiihed HOUSE. nicely situated in Bi!kenhead, about ten minutesi walk foal oodside ferry. It contains drawing eni dining-rwmi on the same Sim% tire good bedrooms, water-ukset, bath (warm Rnd cold), and every tespcct a most comfortable house, and to an eligible tenant who would tako care of the furniture a low rent would• b 3 tarn., Address r • 130, . ti orthern Timcs office. ______ czi ESTER. _ . t____ . rf 0 be LET, Furnished, for six o r t we l ve months, a DWELLING-11011SE, on the outFkirts of Chester, within twelve minutes walk of the Chester Ra lway gtatio ti , eontalri,g Six Bed-rooms. Three Sitting* rocra , 3, warm and cord Bath, Greenhcnse, Conservatory, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, Dutch-pit, &c. Gas hid on in every room. Excellent water. The louse has a southera aspect on the banks of, and commanding a pi:tiresque view of Two Reaches of the River Dee. ExceLent boating. and a boat kept ; good fishing a few miles up the river. The situation is warm, and :imitated, and the Rail, Pas!ages, 8. c., warmed by an improved warm air apparatus in the Casement flu r. Rent, "160 per 5a.412131....-APPI7 to Dir. hictrate, 4, 110.—rringten-street, Umarpool. BUSINESS PREMISES. TO be LET, a Double OFFICE, on th e G roun d Floor, No. 26, Temple -street. Rent £35. TO be LET, a COFFEE-HOUSE, 0, Hanley street, near Lime-street Station.—Apply oa the premises. TO be LET, a Single OFFICE, Rent £2O, and a Double OFFICE, Rent £35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and 26, Temple-street. /110 be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Middleton-buildings, Water-street, corner of Rumford street. Plans may be seen, and every information obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4. Tower-lmildin..; West.. NORTH END, To LET, a good DOUBLE HOUSE, with large Yard attached, suitable for a Painter or Plasterer. Rent Us 3d per week, frea from Rates.—Apply at No. 151, Hopwood street. BIRKENHEAD TO be LET, situate on the Shore-road, near the Woodside Ferry, a cornmolious SHED and YARD, suitable for Boatbuilding, or other trade purposes. —Apply to Miils and Fletcher, Hamilton-bnildings, Birkenhead. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIMBER DEAL ER S . To BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with aSawpit, Joinet's Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-place.—Apply at No. 1, Ashton-street. 910 be LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of Garston, next door to Liverpool House, a good DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Plate Glass front, now occupied by a confeztioner, and will be at liberty by Ist November next.—Apply to Mr. James Langton, Wootton HiP, near Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES, W OODSIDE , BIRKENHEAD. To be LET, with immediate possession, those premises known as the " LANCAVIIRZ AND YORK SHIRE COMMERCIAL HOUSE," situate at No. 53, Chester street. The above may be taken at a low valuatian, including fixiu.es, Apply to J. B. Cliffs, 130, Chester -street, Birkenhead. be LET, with immediate Posses-ion, the 1 Upper Part of a HOUSE in Berry-street, with a Room on the ground floor, and Kitchen, &c., on the basement, suitable f. r a Milliner's or Dres , rnalt-;e3 Establshment, or any Business requiring extensive premise;. —For particulars apply to A. T. Bltckmoor, Wine and Spi it Merchant, N 0.23. Berri-street. APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS' —Excellent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of piani if requsrel.—Address A. 76, Northern Times office. APARTMENTS to LET.—A Gentleman Nvll.-_-, dines in town can be accoramodked with a . small PARLOUR and BED ROOM, at No. 6, B:ownlow-street—Terms (with gas and_coals) , 7s,per wei-k References exchanget Co ht THE CHARGE for announementsun , ler this h , ad is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY DWELLING -HOUSES. 71 0 be SOLD, a good HOUS 1,, 6- yards frontage, situated in Crown-street, near Brownlow hill, suitable fir Abcration into a Sho? Fries £3ss.—Apply to Thomas Picken, 25, Caapel-walks, South Castle•street. TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. rilo be SOLD, Ten FltEEiii)LD HOUSES, covering a large quantity of Land, sitlate between Mite-street and Tithe'aarn-street, fronting two streets, forming two cur, era. Dental £157 pe annum. This property c.nn nands first da..3 to ant 4, therefore a purchaser caa dep-nd upon the income. Price .el,soo.—Apply to 71r. George Byford, do, DXe-street. 910 be SOLD, the Equity for of Six excel lent DWELLING BOUSCS, situate in a good street and central. in moril;age to a permanent building aociety in tow• , , atter p. - IJing the monthly subscriptions, leaving a yearly balan;:e ro pay 10 per cent. for the s a m advanced, anii increasing till the end, when all will be paid off.—Apply to Mr. George Bylord, 3?, Dale :treat. MO be SOLD, Freehold, Twelve HOUSES, forming Palace-square, situated in Upper Birkett street, tit. Anne-street, having in front one private and a bearhoteo also ten behlnl, most substantially built, and having separat- coal vaults, &c., Sec. Rental £124 16 3 per annum. Price .tisloo. Being trust property, a little extra time can be allowed to comAele the purchase, if required.—Apply to Mr. George Byford. 32, Da:e street. T 0 be SOLD, the COTTAGE and STABLF,, with Garden, containing abort 846 yards, si!uattd in Devonshire-place, Everton. Tenant, Mr. Dix. Leasehold, for about 950 yearp and within about two min u te s ' wale of the omnibus station, lei. kdall—Apply to Mr. George Byford, 32, Dal -stree*. A VERY SAFE INVE3TMENT. TO be. SOLD, a most excellent PR )PERTY, now` producing a renttl cf £250 103 per annum, censisting of a large House and Grocer's Shop, fronti , ig the arrest, with Sixteen Houses behind, forming a good square, substuntialy built fifteen year+ sine. Tenure is f,r about 1,000 years. if imme diately disposed of, wig pay about eleven per cent. —Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale -street. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. FOR SALE, a Dark CUB, 141 hands, four yeirs old, steady, sound, and can be warranted as not having the slightest vice.—address Z. Boa, rostofflee, Birkenhead. ON SALE, a splendid d ar k brown carriage HORSE, 16 banes 2 inches high, one of the finest Erienuhani horses in England ; also, a first-rate C 18, 14 hands 2 inches high—got by the celebratel American horse Sam Slick, an i can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted s4uud.—Apply to ir. Chatl,s Garner, Lime.str..et, who will refer any party to the owner. EX iItAuRDINARY CLEVER HUNTER FOR SALE. ADark Brown Gelding, CON 1- q:DEItATE. perfectly steady in all kiwis of harness, can carry upwards of twenty stone, with the mo..t perfect seety, to any Hounds in the kingdom, and is adm tted to be one of the MOST ACCOM. PLASHED H ERs OP THE DAY. To a timid or lieivy horse man he is invaluable.—On view, with price, &c., at 30, Norton strew, between Hall p,st Niue an i f-east ren in the Moming. •••••••••••marm.mn••••nonvimper,•••. LAND AND BUILDINGS, rill() be SuLD, 73 Acres of PASTURE and ARABLE LAND, with neN Farm Buildings they; on, within three wiles of , pqtal Station, Caet.lire. Freehold.—Apply - to Mr George Byford. 32, Dile-s,reet. j r+o be SOLD, T wo excellent Le6sebold SHOP:3, I for unexpired . term 3 of 70 ) ears. Rental £5l per annum, subject to a building society of t 72 per year, which IS expected to terminate in about six to six and a-half years. - Lowest, p ice /160.—Apply to Ge(Tg, Byford, 32, Dale-street. . _ FIELD .to SELL, or LET, Bootie-lane Station, Kirkdale; fr any kind of Works, or Pasture Land. —En quire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. BIRK aNHEAD. rEIO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, a Plot of L ND. containing 516 square yards, with the Six shops anl Houses thereon, situate between th, main thoroughfare of Grange.lan, and back Oliver-stre,t. Another PLOT adjoining, containing 822 squire ya.ds, and f.oating toe some street. Ali°, .nothcr LOT, having a third fror,ta.ie to Hohind-stre3t, w:th tOe D welling- Houses, Stabling, &.t., thereon, contains 512 square yards. —For farther particulars, an t, treat tor the same, apply to Miils and:Fletcher, Hamilton-buildings, Birkenhead. LAND AT FAZAKERLEY. 0 BE SOL D, BY PRIVATE TREATY Lot 1. Ten ACRES of LAND, -t £l5) per Acre, and Two and a Half ACRES, with H ,USE, Outotlices, Garden, and Orchard thereon, at a valuation. Lot• 2. Twenty-one ACRES of LAND (divided Int) 19 Lots for building pu , posei), at .£2OO per acre. }..xcellent beds of CL-y a d sand will be found on the, land. Tvo-thirds o: the Purchase money may remain upon inte - eit at 44 per cent. per annum. The property is situate three-quarters of a mile from the Fa alc!r lev Station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, two miles from West Derby, and four mbes from Liverpool To view plans, and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Flisha Leigh, 7, Cleveland-square, Liverpool; or to Mr. William Foster . Solicitor, 40, Not th John-street, Liver; 001. PUBLIC HOUSES AND BUSINESSES. TO he DISPO6 ED OF, by Private Treaty, with immediate possession, a first-class Commercial itorEL, in the best situation in Liver') xil.—Apply to Mr. J hn Tyre - , 40, Hanr , ver-street, o: to air. Elliott, Accountant, Me b_urne bu jdnags, at. North John•streat. MISCELLANEOUS. rIN SALE, a Second-hand FIRE-PROOF SAF,': and COPYING PRESS. To be Sold cheap. Address A 111, Nurtiern Tirne, office. lENTLEDGE.—A large we ll- assorte d Stock 1. always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILMA M F. SIM Sr CO., Sweeting street. TO OIL A "ND COLOURMEN. T 0 BE SOLD about 300 UPEN•MOUTHED TINS, with Covers, comp!ete. A decided 134rglic.. Apply at 13 and 15, Dnto-street. ( 4 1 0 be SOLD, a Bargi t in. au' excellent second ' hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we l l k:i.wn London maker.—May b: seen at James smith's Masi a warebouie. Lord.street, Liverpool. , TO PERSONS FLU: : ISII ING. 0011, SNLE,fa spiended MAHOGANY DINING U TABLE, in exnellent condition, length 15 niet b , eat 6 inche3.—Apply by letter, post pa'd, to D. J., Los J. 31, post_ /lice. Live r2lO be SOLD, a WOODEN T.A.NK, made of 3 inch limber, bolted and p!ated inside and ou!sidn inside bolts lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 4i feet, to be seen In. Vulcan-street, Kirhdale.--LApply to Mr. &MO, st,s ti v ey .. crescent, Kirkdale. PLANTS I PL'INTS ! I PLANTS !I I TO be SOLD, by Private Contract, a good selection of the above, including some FINE SPECIMENS of ORCHIDES, FERN, LINOPODIUMS, STOVE, and GREENFIOUE PLANTS, on view at the Mollies, Mill Bank, West Derby. All inquiries to be made of Mr. Robed+, the Gardener. Zaltg by 'Ruttion. rest SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLE RY, &c.--Important to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, MVlgters, and Parties Furnishing. R. HART has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at Nis Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, Inosite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable VTOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER NACRE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut Oass lustre,, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea ays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an aktensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, biddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks. and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance Ifindle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, he most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Cata'ognes to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N,B.— Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. MILLINERY STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., DUKE- STREE M ESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY will it SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, 115, Elvke street, on Monday mext, the 2+rd lust , at 11 o'clock precisely, the STOCK—IN-TRADE of MILLINERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNIYGRE, and other Effects, comprising millinery and straw bonnets, ribbons, Modes, laces, flowers, bonnet shapes, C. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists of sets of mahogany framed chairs, in hair cloth; mahogany dining, 100, and pembroke tables ; chimney glasses, carpets, fender, fire- raps &c.; sets of painted iron, half tester , and Fre n ch bed s t ea d s; feather beds and bedding, lady's mahogany wardrobe, painted chests of drawers, toilet glasses, and the usual chamber requisites; together w,th the Ki then Utensils. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and Catalogues had on the premises and at Messrs. Walker and Ackerley's Offices, 55, Church street. Liverpool. 'I 0 LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND OTHERS. MB INN, WA VERTREE, near Liverpool, replete with Modern and Valuabie Furniture, Billiard T,ble, and every requisite for a Family Hotel. ti.THOS TRAVERSE will SELL by AUC ION, at the above Inn, on Tuesday a n d Wednes day, the 24th and 25th inetant, at Eleven o'clock, the Modern and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FUR NI I'URE and Other EFFECTS. putaic Xotirtl. TVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. NOTICE is hereby given. thit an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL E'FI NG of the PRO PRI TO RS of the LIVE RRO 0 L BOROUGH BANK will be held at the BANK, in Water-street, Lyrzaroot., on TUESDAY the 24th day of NOVEMBER, 1557, at Twelve o'clock at Noon; for the purpose of receiving a Statement of the Affairs and Concerns of the Company, and of detemining on the adoption of such me isnres as in the present circumstances of the Bank may be deemed advisable ; and &so, if necessary, of confirming or otherwise dealing with any Resolutions passed at the adjourned Meeting, held at the B nk this (I, y. T. s ELLAR, Manag:r. Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpool, 12th Nov., 1657. ettUratten. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. " The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, cousieering them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not deem theca worthy a notice. Thus has been rejected the fundamental law, that th , ear alone causes tint engue to move; for, had this been duly reflected upon, it naus!, use period or another, have led to the discovery of the true method of teaching langaages."-- Dafief. ONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the Pti "Symbolic Angle-French Vocabulary ;" and of tbe Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning Frmch." The unsuceess. fulness cif the prevating mode of teaching foreign languages is pro. verbirl ; end what other results can b looked for, when the teacher in general considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to lupart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the t cienee of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents? With such a theory all human devices must neces sarily fail ; end hence the numerous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain; end the general notion that a language can be acquired only in the coun y it is spoken; hence the despair of many students of the French language of oven understandlng the rapid conversation of natives of France. All these deplorab!e conieque ces may be obviated by the natural 33 stem of teaching lan4uaBes adopted by Mons. Ragonot. To carry out the system in its perfect!on, it is desirable that several members of a family should take lesions to ether, Innen advantage being derived from numbers FIOIIIIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classes, :£1 Is. per quarter, two Lessons a week. Payable in Advance. The " SYMBOLIC Arica.° •PR erre VOCABULARY," Fifth dition, particularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sanctioned Lr the u-e of the Institutions tor the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.--Th be had from the author, M. RAGONOT, and sold by all Booksellers. 115, Mownt Pleasant, Liverpool. HERE W - E ARE." GREAT FALL IN PRICE OF BUTTER ! I I Sia,—During the past ten days I have received 1,847 lette• s, all on one subject, viz,—lnquiring tte cause of my late silence. I hereby reply t nq sides by another i❑quiry— Could I expect any attention to be paid to my anaunace ments when the minds of all men (and some woman) were occupie3 by the news of THE WAR, THE BANK, HE CO3INIERCIAL CRISIS, PROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE ELECTIONS That reminds me that on Monday some well-wishers of mine made an attempt to drag me int, the Local Parlia ment —No go. —My idea is this,— " The greatefl divarshion in under th 3 sun, " Is to Sell my LUMP B UTT o;R, ILA mind * Number One.' No, dr, when I make my " debut," it not be in the Town Connei! of Liverpool. As the q)see in the NORTHERN TIAV:S is now valuable, I shall make my yarn no longer. For the present I will con clude by giving yon an amended extract f, Dm one of the American papers received last mail : " Rents must come down, the high rives of the flush " times of 1856 cannot long co-exist with the levelling ten. " denotes of 1857. Roots must coins down—real estate must come i]own—fast horses must come down—fart young; " men must come down from their fast horses, and stre ch " their lags by a little wholesome walking. Provisions must " come down—hotel ch,rgas must come down—the pews and " other charges of our fesh ouab'e churches must come "down—bread must come down, and the late enormous spread of crinoline must come down, rotwithstand ng the " awful letting down in dry goods. Every luxury and almost " every necessity must come down to the new specie stan " dard, excepting—Wages—wh ch ought to go up. Talk of " c; wing down, we hare been informed that ' The Butter. " man' in Liverpool is now selling his g :ods to shops at a " fall of 4 cents apond fr the prices of last month. " Bravee, Bntterman I Excel for my b Probably by "this time, you are trad'ng out pounds of good Butter in " exchang i for 9 cello's." Mr. Editor, your American coteraporary ha, gnesnd right. Soma qualit:es of BUFTER. a-e now SELLING here at a REDUCTI Nof THREEPE CE per E.und. Yours, as usual, KELLY THE BUTTERMAN. * No 1, UPPER DAWSON-STREET-111E BUTTER PLACE. * No. 1, CHARLES-STREET—Ueda the Weight Office— TILE SI ORES. At one or other of these plae.s the No, I Futterman is always to be found. 'ALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM OR HAND. r pHE supc!riority of PALMER'S PATENT g I 1 1PROVED It!)TARY PUMPS over all others heretofore used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and simplicity of construction, is ackhowleleed by all who have used them in the Unite] States of America, and every one elio has seen their pracipie of action, which is that of atmosphe:ic pressure and reaction. Their motion is rotary, discharging an undiminishing stream with great force. and are worked without valves or pistons. thus precluding the possibility of becoming choked with chips, gr ave l , grain, or other sub.sf'ances ;or dam aged by grit passing thr ugh them. The o Pumps will be found to be unive; sally applicable fur raising fluids, by suction, up to about 30 feet, and foicing them beyond that to nay height required. A Pump, with a su.-tion. pipe of one inch, will discharge about 70 gallons per minute, and in proportion to itcrease of diameter of the p . pe, a corresaotidi; g hie:else of discharge 'a attained. A Sce.im-engine, of 10 inch cylinder end 14 inch stroi , e, with a pump having a 15 inch suction pi e, w ill ra i se about 17,00, gall ns of water per minute, about 30 feet Ligh. These Pumps are admirably adapted for steamers and sail ng vesfels ; for dra of every descrption ; irrigation, water-works, breweries, tanneries, paper mills, coal pits, the.. &c. The Subscriber is appointed Genera; Agent or the sate of these Pumps; and, also, for sale of right of use of Patent for Great Brit in, Europe, and all other countries, excepting thosa of North and South Ainerica,"and 1. now prepared to receive orders end make contracts. Such ceders will be executed in the order received, and under the restrictions of the patentees. Every information will be furnished by the undersigned, ROBERT KERR, 24, FENWICK.STREET, LIVERPOOL. • N.B.—One of these Pumps has been exhibited at work, for some days, at the north corner of the Brunswick Dock, and may continue for a few days longer, so that tho•e who please _may wititeTs its astonishing powers, Var.l iiitntarn Xotictg. •- IN -PARLIAMENT, SESSION 18:58. ,gfl 6' NEWRY, WAHRENPOINT, AND lw'T llB wiNIT to VOR RAILWAY ACTS' AMENDM-; - ipt eel si o New: y, Warrenpoint, and Rostrevor Railway Company win. c at apply to Parliament in the next Session, for leave to brin.,%,410,,f( to alter some of the powers at .c 1 provis ons of the Acts of r;i4pOW. relating to the Company, namely, "THE NEWRY, WAR AND ROSTREVOR RAILWAY Acr. 1846," and " TI I L I ND)qe W ARRENPOIN AND ROSTREVOR RAILWAY Axf„ab? ACT, 1857 ;" and the said Bill will ( amongs t ot h er thinTsi en , 3 said Company to attach to the new Sh a re s , au th or i s ed to be, the last-mentioned Act. a preference or p r io r ity o f dividel l3, advantage over the original Shar aof th e C ompan y. 00 4 1 Off- Printed copies of the Bill will be depo s it e d i n t he Priv3 , ' A avr of the Hone of Commons, on or before the 31 s t of Mealy.' Dated this 18th day of November, 1857. o °ll' JOHN and EDWARD WHITLEY, and TAB ' - IN PARLIAMENT, SESSION 1858. , ST. HELEN'S CANAL AND • (EXTENSION FROM GARSTON TO LIVERPOOP, fliP, " THE SAINT HELEN'S CANAL an- eel WAY COMPANY intend to apply to = P 4•-10 Or fi oti , in the next Session, for lea ve t o b r i ng i n a Bill for the fe' . '" n some of the following, among other purposes:— Stati° ns o ;e4r To make and maintain a Railway, with all proper c ote DI proaches, Conveniences, and Works connected therewith, 0011 A ing in the township of Garston , and parish of et t) t - ;), Lancashire, by a Junction with the Garston Extension 0 solla, Helen's Railway, at, or near the spot where the OT T !, ° Cb l s, cr. szes the road leadi ng f r o m G ars t on t o St . Michael a ger, passing through Garston, the Foreshore of the 'til er mili o Aigbarth, Childwall, T ox t et h P ar k, an d Li ver oo l ; a nd ter in the piece of land belonging to the Mayor, Burgesses, of the borough of Liverpool, in Toxteth Patt' A ncle, ° ,; bonnded on the south by the cost end of Sefton-street. „t-6.04;',1 a Branch Railway, commencing in the said piece of len"' 0 01170 Sefton-street, and terminating by a junction with the ward belonging to the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at south-east side of Egerton-street, in Toxteth Peer stb in the borough of Liverpool; a 1 which Works will be' shire. The Bill will authorise the St. He'en's C inal and RailWaYou. to purchase lands and houses compulsorily, for the Pn,rPiaardl4 Aideralo intended Railways and Works, and to levy tolls, rates an", ea ses - gf tha use of the a me; and the Bill will vary or extinguish al , 00 00 rights, and privileges, which may interfere with the. cotes _ A O main te ßill will nance of the same Hallways and Works. P pn i t cr The also enable same Comp my to raise for t so O f of the said Bill additional Capital by share; and by borro Mnil . r l iOri /1 attach to the Shares so to be raised any pref er en c e or P dividend, or any other advantage which the Bill may deal:l;oo,7p It is also intended, in the said Bill, to reserve to the ii ° do tcw; o o Norte!-Western Railway Company power to contribute inn..„,oll' the construe ion of the proposed Railways and Works, t ), conditions as the Bill mrescribe, vlsie d osP° l :l The asid Bil will vary y, extend, and enlarge the Prn Ce- 4 0 Acts relating to the Saint Helen's Canal and Rana's, (3 0re,,10 namely, th S and 9 Vie , cap. 117, and the Saint fleleo's, c ' t itn;d; Railway Acts 1846, 1847. 1853, and 1857; and also the Vic., cap. 204, and the ether Acts r e l a tin g to the Londatt._•- western Railway Company. d North Duplicateplaniloid sections of the sold Railways an bo ot _ it , bing the line, situation, and levels thereof, together with s p otP ot oet, once to the plans, containing the names of the ownere,or' an 0° era, lessees, or reputed lessees, and occupiers of the 10 ,, c1 :00.1.00 , property which may be taken for the purposes of the said; e d Works; a pub'ished map, with the I:nes of Rail w ay nelin tiled O f so as to show their general course and directi on , an d a coPl o posl at hi/ will, on or before the 30th day of No ember instant, S i L s aire,. 0 4 4 public inspection 7:ith the Clerk of the Peace for Latinate ;1' yld 4 , 0 office in Preston ; and also with the Clerk of the Peace ,„.„, ' 1° of Liverpool, at his office in Liverpool ; and a copy of bew retef io, sections, and books of reference. and noti ce will on 'ot 4A ow same day be deposited for public i ns p ec ti on w ith the Pu r i Childwall, and with the Clerk of St. Michael's Chure l t r ßS. arif4 t ; Park aforesaid, at the respective,residence s o f the said ew th e x' A dt , Printed copies of the proposed Bill will be c eposited i 31st Bill office of the House of Commons, on or before ti le December next, gig °ll. Dated this 20th day of Ivovember. 1857. , TOO JOHN and EDW .RD WHITLEY an gp I 0 1 YATES &HESS, ENGRAVERS,PS 33, LORD.STRICET, RA rP AND LITHOG oc rt./ LIVERPOOL.) To fl. R. H. Pr.inceL,.' d ° r ef WEDDING STATIONERY yAT 33 E . s to tr, T s a i, SUPPLIED BY LIVErt F YATES & V I, S 33, LORD.STRF.... LIVERPOOL. ° ERALDRY BOOKS yATESa Kept for Inspection, and 33, ZEAL ENGRAVING BY LT v E 5 ' LEAD AND BR - ASS WOR K I 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOO f i . u 0 R OB.ERT ANDERSON 5 01 0 MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND OA BRASS FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITH S. '-,. BRASS WORKS FOtt PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAK OE. TES Ti . - BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER - FRENCH CLAY CITNY PIPJ 3S ' ONII ILILFPENNY. t * G REAT CHOICE OF EVER -L . FRENCH ARTICLES, AtNo.I,RENSHAW-ST 11 " . - - .(Near the Adelphi Hotel.) MOURNING JEWE JOHN G. JACOB , O S ' GOLDSMITH AND JEW EL o f 5 , i. 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