Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1857 flublft SittufSementii. HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE DALE STREET. AN EXTRA GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV, 25, The List but 4311 previous to the Christmas Holidays, being under the distinguished and immediate patronage and presume of LADY ARABELLA HESKErH. and SIR THOMAS G. hIESKETH, BaraneL THE STAG HUNT Having. by its faithful and striking delineation of the exciting sports of the chase, and by the introduction of a Real STAG and a PACK of Real HOUNDS, created a perfect furore from crowdad houses, will be represented at the Extra Grand Mid-day performance on Wednesday next, the 25th instant. Doors open at Two o'dock : commencing at. Ha l f-Past- _ RENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ler Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a Quarter past. UNPARALLELED NOVELTY: THE GREATFST TROUPE OF ARTISTES IN EUROPE. Triumphant and Brilliant Success of the STAG HUNT. This extraordinary production has achieved a sncsess without parallel, heinz nighty ret'eived with the utmost ~nthusidsm by Crowded and Fa,hionable audiences. Positively the last Six Nights I THIS EVENING, and every , evening during the week, Mr. A. BRIDGE'S, the Great Scene Act Rider, who will delineate a sere' of Characters, from Charles Die,ens' celebrated Novel of MAITP R TWIST" Madame bRIDGES in a plea Sing Act of Equestrianism, entitled NIGHT and MORNING The Graceful Equestrienne, M'cllle CLEMENTINE QUAGLIEN as SYLPH of ihe ARENA, To conclude with the Novel Equestrian Act, entitled THE STAG HUNT 1 Dufing this Scene, a Real stag, a magnificent Specimen of this stately animal, from North America, with a Fine Pack of Real Hounds, will be introduced. A vivid de3cription el the ex. Ring Chase— he Hounds in full cry, and upwards of Twent7 Horses Leaping Hedges, Gates, will faithfully pou , tray the reality of a , tig Hunt. In addiLion to the whole strength of the Establishment being brought into requisitioi for this object, the Comicalitles of the Chase will afford a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockney Sportsman, by Mr. FRAN ECS. The LAST TWO GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCES previous to the Ch I.tmas Holidays, on WEDNEgDAY and SA TURDAY, November 25th and 28th ; that on Wenesday under the distinguished and immediate Patronage and Preenee of the LADY ARABELLA lIESKETE, and SIR THOMAS G. tIESKETH, Bart. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 6 , 1 ; Boxes (select), 2s ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is ; Gd lery, 61. Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Haif•price to all parts except Gal:ery. Second Price at Nine o'e'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 may be secured. open every Evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quaner-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Rangier. WANTED, an Af3tive Housemaid, to wait on her Mistress, clever at her needle: age, ab(,nt 34—Protestant.—Apply at Miss Frost's, Stationer, Argyle-street, dirkenhead. WANTED, an Upper Housemaid, to wait on a Lady, Clever at her need , e: age, about 34.; also a good Cook—Protestants.—Apply to Miss Frost, Toy Shop, Argy e-street, Birk,nhead. 'WANTED, Ornamental Shrubs, Evergreens, and FoarsT TREES of any age or size. Parties wishing to dispose of these will please address, Letter Box, S. 13 Pest-office, Liverpool. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Upper Parliament-street, Canning-street, or Bed fu rd str2et a good /10UsE. Rent a'aout XS() to .£55 per annam.—Address A, Box C 13, Pist•ofsee, Liverpool. MALONE RAYMOND MISS KATE SAXON. Bear in mind that the First attractive SOIREE Of this talented Lady aul Gentleman, wi:l take place THIS EVENING. CONCERT HALL. 7,415 S KATE SAXON This fascinating Young Lady appears for the First Time in Liverpool THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 23. Go hear her most Attractive Dissertation, eititle3 NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS. FOR NOVEMBER. EXPOSITION OF FIRST• CLASS W I N T E It H:OSIBRY, - n ANDERSON'S, Rl . 5, CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL. COMMENCING THIS DAY. The STOAK is entrely NEW, has been selected with great care, and purchased on Cash Terms D. AndersDn adheres to his established principle of selling at the Lowest Pon sibie Price, an :rent ing only the Best Goods, the product of the leading manufacturers of the day. SCOTCH WOOL liOSIERY, SEMI'S, AND DRAWERS. HIGHLAND KNIT SOCKS. CoLOutED SAX , aIY WOOL AND MERINO SHIRTS. DRAWERS' ,AND HALF 1103 E. WINTER GLOVES, Ia great variety. A7ashionable Selection of HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, AND TIES. RAI.WAY RUGS, WRAPPErr, UMBRELLAS, Lc. IMAYLOICS YINE HOTEL, :LI AND (4,0 A fIERT HALL, TOP cl, Wi tITECRAPET , UR'EAT CHAL.I4TTE—ST., NEAR Th.: And Two Dnors fro:n Q ; i^ grn-re. gYZN EVERY EVENING AT SIX P'OLOCH. NEW COMPANY. Patraordinary I . ;:gsg.ir.ci . of re.r SHENtIN, the Gh.: T , MA . : s ic AI NfiEY, who will appall' eve •ve•.jr!ir• Irmnen , e Suc:es. 01 . 2 ' 1 , PADDY FANNIN, the c:reat Irish Comic: , ziLvr aril .. Dancer. As ° Mr. D. LODt;E, mid Miss OWENS. It,•::::g.:`V-,Mnn of I'LL ROMER. the p:easing Swi a 2,l&odist. Miss 1 IZZY DR GREY, Seriocomic Vocalist. Likewise Ill'dlle. FANNY. -hn pn:;;Ilar Orernt: .7 Danseuse. uentinued Sncce,s of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will cAItiLNTAL AGENCY & TRANSATLANTIC nightly ming his New Song—" Tin HiSTORY ON THE Gax AT COMET. " 11_, EXPRESS, Tho Proprietor having purchased th e W on d er f u l sm ogniu and MOVING Turkish AUToMATON 4i ; OLDHALL-STREET. . from the ['aria Exhibition, will PARCELS FO..?* hate the honeur of exhibiting hi m E very Even i ng. WARDED to CHINA, EAST and WEST INDIES, tNITEP STATES and CANADA. WINES, SPIRIrs. S m., of t h o Beat Quality. nd all Parte of the Z AyE 11, STux, Agent' APMASPM FRS ... ..-. _ . CCLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS, Made to Moas-ire. THE Ni WEIIT FTYLtS IK EMUS SHIRT?. AN D ERS ON'S 5, CASTLE STREET, GENTLFBISN'S OUTFIT BBTABLISIIM E NT. iltianten tHE CEIARO E for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, aid for every addiiional jive words ONE PENNY. WANTED, a respectable experience& 'person as NIIRSE.—AppIy at the Office of the Northern Times. WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK, from 30 to 40 years, of age.—Apply at 67, Lowther-street, Upper Pwliarnent-street. WANTED, Two Unfurnished ROOMS, in Everton, for a Lady and Gentleman.—Address A 132, Northern Times aka. WANTED, 15 or 20 Tons CONTRACTORS, RAILS.—Apply, stating price and particulais, to W. H. Heir]hid, Hessle, near Hull. NV -ANTED, an OFFICE, second or third storey, distance from the Exchange no consideration. Rent med:rate.—Apply to M, 85. Post -office, Liverpool. I ANTED, a First-class WOMAN, as Super , intendent over a large number of Girls. Unex cent/enable references required.—Address A 133, Northern Times office. 'lTANTED, first.c ; as E s TNoTu,Tsfor Reference the Sal ea and an I SI:1 G security required.—Address, by letter, post paid, C. Post-office, Dublin. WANTED in a Merchant's office, a YOUNG MAN, under 20 years of age, he must write a good hand, and be quick at accounts.—Address, A. L 24, Northern Times office. TO GERMANS, ANY young German Gentlemen having an hour to spare of an Evening, may learn how profitable to employ the mime, on application bi letter to " Student," at the off ce of the Northern Times odice. AYoung Gentleman, of good connection, and steady in Labits, who is at present in a first-class Shipping Housa in Liverpool, wishes to meet with another ENGAGE MEN I', as Forwarding Clerk, &c , in eithtr Liverpool or Manchester. Address 11. M., 84, Northern Times office. ix.. Respectable Yetrag WOMAN, a good needle woman, end otherwise well-educa•ed, wishes for an ENGAGEMENT in some genteal business, assistant in a school, or nurser/ gov,rn,ss would be suitable, es she has a knowledge of Music and Freach.--Address, M. N., 56, Cuming•street• Tosteth park. TO PUBLICANS. WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged Man and Wife without incumbrance, a SITUATION to look after a Public-house, or take Vie Management of a Bar, havinz been in the lino before. Giod references can b. given Address R. P ,4, iWoore nate, London road. TaTLNTED, a respectable young WOMAN, to V V assist in a Bar, and make herself generally useful. —Apply at No. 1, Moss-street, Londui-roal, Letween the hours of 12 and 2. WAN'T'ED, in a Pri va t e F am il y, an active A young Man, about 20 years of age, as an IN DOO A. SERVANT, in Livery. Wageq t 13. Also, an UNDER HOUSEMAI by letter to D. 11., Box T, No. 2, Post-office, Liverpool. Co b: Let. THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to TH t:EEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, rind for every additional five uords O.V E PEAW Y. DWELLING HOUSES. SOUTHPORT. TO be LET, Furnished, 'Beautifully situated, fitted with gaF, water closet, &c a COTTAGE, wel! suited for a small genteel family, and may be had for the winter months, for very little mom than the rent and taxes.—Address, " I o Le"," Southport. MANOR FARK, BOCK FERRY. TO be LET, Furnishei, within five minutes' wa'k of the Ferry, a well-furniahed HOUSE, con taining I , ining•r, om, Drawing-rotin, Breakfast-room, and Butler% Fantry, ell on the ground floor, Six Bed-rooms, and Green—house and Gard. n. On view from Eleven to Four O'clock. ELM VILLA. S %.:A FORTH. TO be LET—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exert' convenience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentFul supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an encl., ed garden. Also, Coa h House and StableA, on the grounds, an t detached Wash House. Within 300 yards of the Railway &aim Rent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Seafortb, FURNI HED HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, a well FurniAed HOUSE, nicely situated in Birkenhead, about ten minutes' walk from Woodside ferry. It contains drawing and dining-room on the same II .or, live gcod bedrooms, water-closet, bath (warm and cold), and its every respect a most comfortable house, and to an eligible tenant who would taka care of the furniture a low rent would be Liken. —Address A. 130, Northern Times office. CHESTER. rr 0 be LET, F urn i s h e d, f or s i x or twelve months, a DWELLING-HOUSE, on the outskirts of Chester, within twelve minutes walk of the Chester Railway Station, coma, lig Six Bed-rooms, Three Sitting rooms, warm and cold Bath, Greenhouse; Conservatory, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, Dutch pit, &e. Gas laid cn In every room. Excellent water. ' The house has a sounera aspect on the banks of, and commanaing a pictn•esque view of Two Reaches of the River Dee. Excellent boating. and a boat kept ; good tithing a few miles up the river. The situation is warm, and sheltered, and the Hall, I'saiages, c., warmed by an irop!oved warm air apparatus in tho Casement Rant, 4160 per annum.--Apply to Mr. Mequle, 4, Harrington-street, Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES. MO be LET, a Double OFFICE, on the Ground Pl9or, No, 20, Templo-Btreet, Rent 435. Co b► 3Let. BUSINESS PREDIISE'S. rpo be LET, a COFFEE-HOUSE, 6, Hanley ." street, near Line-street Station.—Apply or the premises, TO be LET, a Single OFFICE, Rent X2O, and a Double OFFICE, Rent £35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and 26, Temple-street. 'TO 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-hiil din Pq West. NORTH. END. MO LET, a good DOUBLE HOUSE, with large Yard attached, suitable for a Paint,,r or Plasterer. Rent 63 3d per week, free front Rates.—Apply at N 0.151, Hopwood street. BIRKENHEAD. rro be LET, situate on the Shore-road, near the Woodside Ferry, a comm.:lions SHED and YARD, suitable for Boatbuilding, or other trade purposes.—Apply to Mills and Fletcher, Hamilton -buildings, Birkenhead. TO JOINERS, RTJILDIRS, OR TIMBER DEALERS. TO BE LET, a large TIMBER Y ‘RD, with aSawpit, Joinet'd Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-ptace.—Apply at No. 1, Ashton-street. TO be LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of Garston, next door to Liverpool House, a good DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Plats Glass front, now occupied by a confectioner, and will be at lib,Tty by Ist November next.—Apply to Mr. James Longton, Wootton Hill, near Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES, WOODSIDE, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, with immediate possession, those premises known as the " LANCASHIRE AND YORK sulaz COMMERCIAL Houss," situate at No. 55, Chester street. The above may be taken at a low valuation, including fistmes, &c.— Apply to J. B. Clife, 130, Chester-street, Birkenhead. TO be LET, with immediate Possession, the Upper Part of a HOUSE in Berrr-street, will a Boom on the ground floor, and Kitchen, &c., on the basement, suitable f_ r a Milliner's or Dressmalur's E,:tablishment, or aay Business requiring extensive premises. —For pirticalars apply to A. T. Blackmoor, Wine and Spirit Merchant, No. 23, Berri-street. APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS . —Excellent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of plan, if requsrod.—Address A. 76, Northern Times oflicl. APARTMENTS to LET.—A Gentleman wh- - ) dines in town can be accommodated with a small PARLOUR and BED ROOM, at No. 6, Brovrnlow-street—Terms (with gas and coals) 7s. per we,k References exchanged. Eo be THE CHARGE for announcements wider this h ad is now reduced to THREEPEACE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. FOR SALE, a Dark COB, 141- hands, four years old, steady, sound, and c9n be warranted as not having the slightest vice. —address Z. Box, l'osto:Bce, Birkenhead. ON SALE, a splendid dark brown carriage HORSE, 16 bawls 2 inches high, one of the finest Brouz , hini horses in England ; also, a first-rate C )B, 14 hands 2 inches high—got by th e celebrated melican horse Sant Slick, and can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to Mr. Cha,ks Garner, Lime-street, who will refer any party to the ,• owner. 'o EXTRAORDINARY CLEVER BUNTER FOR SALE. ADark Brown Gelding, CON iI . EDERATE, perfectly steady in all kinds of harness, can carry upwards of twenty sto.,e, with the molt perfect safety, to any Hounds in the kingdom, and is admitted to be one of the MOST ACCOM. PUSHED HUNTERS OF THE DAY. To a timid or heavy horse man he is invaluable.— On v:ew, with price, &c., at 30, No•ton stree , , between Half p ,st Nine an 1 Hal-vast l'en in the Morning. LAND AND BUILDINGS. FIELD to SELL, or LET, B o otle-l ane S tat i on , 1 Kirkdale; fir any kind of Works, or P a s ture Land.—Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. LAND AT FAZAKER,EY. T O BE SOL D, BY PRIVATE TREATY, Lot 1. Ten ACRFS of LAND, at per Acre, and Two and a Half ACHES, with H_,USE, Outoff.c.33, Garden, and Orchard thereon, at a valuation. Lot• 2. Twenty-one ACRES of LAND (divided into 19 Lets for building / urposes), at £2OO per acre. Excellent beds of Cl y a d Sand will be found on the Lan]. Two-thirds o: the Purchase money may remain upon interest at 44 per cent. per annum. The property is situate three-quarters of a mils from the Fa ak-r -ley Station of the Lancash re and Yorkshire Railway, two miles from West Derby, and four miles from Liverpool To view - Plans, and for further pa:ticu'ars, apply to Mr. Elisha Leigh, 7, Cleveland-square, Liverpool ; or to Mr. William Foster Solicitor, 40, North John-street. Liverpool. PUBLIC HOUSES AND BUSINESSES. TO be DISPOSED OF, by Private Treaty, With immediate possession, a first-class Commercial HO PEL, in the best situation in Liverpool.—Apply to Mr. J hn Tyre, 46, Hannver•street, or t, Mr. Elliott, Accountant, Me 13, =s hut Idings, 21, North J ohn-stre .t. MISCELLANEOUS. FENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street. TO OIL A'•D COLOURMEN. TO BE SOLD abut 300 OPEN-MOUTHED TINS, with Covers, complete. A decided bargain. Apply at 13 and 15, Duke-street. I j lO be SOLD, a Bargain. au excellent Second ' hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we t s ko,wn London waker.—May be seen at James Smith's Must a Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. TO PERSONS PUR:s.ISHING. EIOR SALE,ia splendoti MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, in excellent condition, length lo feet by 4 feet 6 inches.—Apply by letter, peat paid, to D. J., Box J. 31, Post office, Live: peel. TO be SOLD, a WOODEN TANK, made of 3 inch timber, bolted and platod inside and outside ; inside bolts lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 41 fact, to I:e seen in Vulcan-street, Kirkdale.—Apply to Mr. Smith, Stan!ey crescent, K rkd ale. PLANTS! PLANTS!! PLANTS!!! r.O be SOLD, by Private Contract, a good sdect , ort of the above, including some FINE SPECIMENS of ORCHIDES, FERN, LYCOPODIUMS, STOVE, , rd GIiEENROUAL PLANPS, on view at the Holies, Mill Bank, Wes; Derby. All inquiries to be made of Mr. Robe:t3, the Gardener. GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, (ADJOINING TUB NEW CLUB HOUSE), BOLD STREET TIARTIES about to Furnish their Houses wholly, or in part, have an opportunity afforded hem in the above Warorooms of making their sele;tio la from a mod t EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OF CAItPETTING, DRUGGETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, RUGS', MATS, &c., SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS, FURNITURE PRINTS, TRIMMINGS, And all kinds of MATERIALS FOR BED AND WINDOW HANGINGS, BEDDING, BEDROOM FURNITURE, FAMILY AND TABLE LINENS, And every desc:iption of goods sought after in House Fur. ishing, The w..01e of Good Quality, and at prices strictly moderate. PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. GEO. WOODS, PROPRIETOR D INING and DRAWING-ROOM FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, LONDON BRONZE TEA URNS, :PAPIER MACEIE TRAYS. COAL VASES, IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, In new and elegant designs. JAMES R. COOPER, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 87. LONDON ROAD. 212- AIILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES (fira resisting by the mutual re action of non-conduction and vapourisat :on at 2120 Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1940-51-54 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and DoOr (without which no Safe is secure.) Tag irrAONOUT, BEST, AND CREAPZST SAVEGUAftDiI EXTANT. MILNERS' PLICENIX (212 0 ) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the most complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly three hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted for every branch of the work. Show rooms, 6 and 0, Lord-street Liverpool. London Dent, 474, idoergate-street, City. prattlers r I 111 Post, Salts hp Suttton. rut SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY,&c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Visitors, and Parties Furnishing. MR. HART has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at Ike Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street. kpposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable POCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER nIti.CHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and htszakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut Bass lnstres, of the most modern patterns, papier macho tables, tea brays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c. ; also, an ostensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, teddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated Elide or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers arm forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance handle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, ho most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Cata'ognes to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liver Sol. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. , 'UPPER PARLIAMENT STREET, LIVERPOOL. Modern and rubstantill Household FURNITURE, Rosewood Draw inerocri, Suite, lofty Chimney Glass Pair of Oriental China Jars, each 18 inches high, Pair of Oriental China Drawingroom Seats, Mahogany Wardrobe, Staffordshire Ware Danner Service, Electro _ plated Aideles, Gaseliers, and other genuine Effects of a Gentle man going abroad. NTESSRS. F. & J HODGSON, will SELL by _L AUCTION, on Monday next, the 30th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, 275, Upper Parliament street, near Crown-street, the remaining very excellent modern Flowiehold FURNITURE, comprising a set of six rosewood cabriole cta rs and a cabriole couch in damask, circular centre table on handsome oiler and scrolls, chess table inlaid with mother-o' pearl, &c., mahogany dining tab:ss, 6 feet by 3 feet 8 inches on telescope frames, mahogany hair-stuffed sofa and six chairs with deep top rails, chiffonnier, upright chimney Klass, plate 10 by 41 inches in carved and gilt irame, gas chandeliers, brackets, and the venetian blinds throughout the house, Kidderminster carpets, fen 'ers in bronze and steel, the valuable oriental china, electro-plated tea kettle and other arcie:e s, Staffordsh'ra ware dinner service, cut glass, set of three oval paper tea trays, mahogany Tudor bedstead wits printed dimity draperies, do. wardrobe, chest of drawers and toilet glasses, birchwood and painted toilet tab'es, iron Tudor bedstead, cane seated chairs, chamber ware, hall lantern, stained gl ass sides in bronzed frame, oil cloth. stair ca pets, mats, the kitchen and cul nary utensils, and other emaining effects, the whole in excellent condition, having been purchased new within the last twelve months. To be publicly viewed on the morning of sale, and Catalornes may be had on the l'rmlises ; or previously or Messrs. F. & J. Hodgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead ; or at the Courie • office Castle-street, Liverpo 1. 3aublir Xotfre Asmall Retriever PUP followed a Gentleman from Lord-street, yesterday evening. Has a collar, with name, but no address engraved. The owner can have it by paying expenses.—Address A 134, Worthern Times office. IVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. NOTICE is h,reby gi ten. that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL M ETI ,s 1 Gof the PRO PRI E - ro as of the LIVE RRO 0 L BOROUGH BARK will be he!d at tha Berm, in Water-street. LIVERPOOL, on TUEsDAY th 3 24,11 day of NOVEMBER, 1857, at Twelve o'clock at Neon; for the purpose of receiving a Statement of the Affairs and Concerns of the Cn:ripany, and of determining on the adoption of such me isnres as in the present circumstances of the tank may be deemed advisable ; and a'po, if necessary, of confirming or otherwise dealing with any Resolutions parsed at the adjourned Meeting, held at the Bank this ctiy. T. s ELLAR, Managtr. Liverpool &wench Bank, Liverpool, 12t'i N iv.. 1857 IVERPOOL SPECIAL CO NIIIIISION, 1857. ;his SPECIAL C MMISSION of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Deliver!, for the County Po latine of Laue ister, will be opened at the Assize Courts, in Liverpool, on SAT 'AWAY the Twenty-eighth day of Novamoas in.•ant. 'I he Proaecutirs and Witnesses in the after-mentioned cases a-e required to be in attendance at the times specified in the following List, and not earlier, and on a'l subsebuent days until their respc tive cases are disposed of, at the sittine o' the Court; and the tria's are to proceed in tho order in which the cases ar. arranged in the L'st, unless thin Court shall otherwise direct:— On MONDAY, the 30th November, at Eleven o'clock a.m. The Queen v. Alfred Fletcher; Robert Hart and 'Mani Fos; David Furlong; John Higginson ; Thomas Hunt and Ann Fielding ; Brian Lamb; John Malony ; Cornelius Callaghan, James Thomas, and Sophia Parkinson; Edward Thompson ; Thomas Jones and George itolinsm; renjimin Kenyon and John McDermott ; John Bland and John Rutter ; Thomas Curley ; John Haigh ; Jaw: Price, Robert McMullin, and Henry Horton. On TUESDAY, the . I%t December, at Ten o'clock a.m. The Queen v. Miles Witham ; John Whalley; Thomas Jenes ; James Graham, Sidney Howarth, and Edward Bradshaw ; James Elliott ; James Farrady ; Neptune Greennalgh ; Ann Finn ; James MO.:To ; John Henry Harwood; Thomas Kelly; Richard Thompson and James Whittaker. On WEDNEiDAY the 2nd December, at Ten o'clock a.m. The Queen v. Thomas Miller; Richard Fickup and William Love; Thomas Leather; Mary Malory ; Patric; Gilfoy ; Sylvanns Walker; Jane Kirby ; Andrew O'Brien ; James Johnson ; Aaron Ddellor ; Amos Greenwood ; John Me! enz'e. On THURSDAY e3l December, at Ten o'clock am. The Queen v. Edward O'Neill; John Delany; William Woods; Robert Jones ; Th mks Barlow; Richard Me'gh ; Dennis Desmond; George Alumina ; John Eekavanc ; Thomas Cummings. ;On FRIDAY t e 4th D.cember, at Ten o'clock a.m. The Queen v. Patric:i Curtis ; Manuel Silvd ; •Tho as Brown ; James Smith; John Roberts; Jen Kels%l; John Doherty; Patrick Cloyne ; James Ragan; Owen Lenag.m. C n SerunDAT the 6Vi December, at Ten o'clwk a.m. The Queen v. Wil iam Hol.fen ; George Gerrard; Peter Gilllea ; John Sibbering ; John Barlow; John slicer; Jolla Griffith, Boa Warber, James Rowe, James EI-Erris, and William McMillan. And Ell other Cases. The Court will sit for the dispatch of business every day during the Session at Nine o'clock a.m., except on Monday the 30ta Novem ber, and on that day at Eleven o'clock a.rn. The foregoing Regulations will be str:ctly enforced, and no costs allowed to parties making default in the observance of them. . .. _...... ............ All Pera• - ma under Recognizances to appear and answer lndichnints at this Session mu,t surrender ,nd pleaa when callea upon, ctherwise their Recogniz tuces will be forfeited. - By order of the Hon. Mr. Justice Wightmar, T. S. SfIU ITLE WORT 11, Clerk of the Crown. Crown Office, Pre: ton, 20th Nov., 1857. As the orders for the costs or prosecution will be male payable to the pra:e ntors and witnesses personally, it is suggested that the attorneys should, previous to making them any advances, procure fr.m them a note in writing, anthori icg the Treasurer to pay their respective allowances to the attorneys. No sv.bpcenas will be allowed for where the witnesses have been b .und over. rsurat ton. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. " The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, considering them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not deem them worthy cf notice. Thus has been rejected the fundamt ntal law, that th-. ear alone causes that engue to move; for, had this been duly refiacted upon, it to at one period or another, have led t the discovery of the true method of t:aching languages."— Dujfef. NIONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), , Author of the "Symbolic Anglo-French Vuc3buiary;" and of the Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning Fr nch." The unsuccess fulness of the prevai ing mode of teaching foreign languages is pro verbi tl ; and what other results can b looked far, when the teacher in general considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the oyes, and teach the dim] ce of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents? With such a theory all human devices must neces sarily fail ; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain; and the general nation that a language can bs acquit ei only in the coun try where it is spoken; hence the despair of many students of the French language of even understand tag the rapid conversation of natives of France. All these deplorable consequencas may be obviated by the natural system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot. To carry out the system i❑ its perfection, it is desirable that several members of a family should take lessons together, much advantage being derived from numbers. FA %IMES AND SCRJOLS ATTEN')ED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. -- ----- Terms for Evening Classes, Li Is. per quarter, two Lessons a week, Palable in Aavance. $. 4, The "SYMBOLIC ANOLO-FRENCII VOCABULARY," Fifth particulany adapted for schools, &c., approved and sanctioned fur the nee of the Institutions tor the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.—To be had from the author, M. RAG3NOT, and sold by all Booksellers. 115 Mont Pleasant, Liverpool. JOHN U. JACOB. SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCH MANUFACTURER, 56, CHURCH STREET, RESPECTFULLY calls attention to the considerable additions he has made in his ELEGANTSTOCK OF SILVER PLATE, JEWEI,LERY, AND THE BEST ELECTROP7_,ILT?, Which, on inspection , will be found of the most FASIIIONABLE PATTERNS SUPERIOR QUALITY AND EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS AND SHIPPERS Sunniled Wholesale on the most advantageous terms. PALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS, SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM OR HAND. THE superiority of PALMER'S PATENT I ,I PROVED ROTARY PUMPS over all others heretofore used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and simplicity of construction, is acknowledged by all wto have used them in the United States of America, and every one who ass seen their principle of action, which is that of atmospheric pressure and reaction. Their motion is rotary, discharging an undiminlshing stream with great force, and are worked without valves or pistons, thus precluding the possibility of becoming choked with chips, gravel, grain, or other substances; or damaged by grit pa:slng thr ugh them. The e Pumps will be found to be universally applicable for raising fluids, by suction, up to about 30 feet, and forcing them beyond that to any height required. A Pump, with a any tion pipe of one inch, will discharge about 70 gallons per minute, and in proportion to increase of diameter of the p•pe, a comspondirg increase of discharge 'a attained. A Stem-engine, of 10 inch cylinder and 14 inch stroke, with a pump having a 15 inch suc:ion pi e, will raise about 17,00 j galls ns of water per minute, about 30 feet high. These Pumps are admirably adapted for steamers and sall'ng vessels; for dra nage of every descrption ; irrigation, water-works, breweries. tanneries, paper mills, coal pits, &c., &c. The Subscriber is appointed General Agent 'or the sale of these Pumps; and, also, for sale of right of use of Patent for Great Britain, Europe, and all other countries, excepting thee: of North and South America, and 1- now prepared to receive orders and make contracts. Such orders will be executed in the order received, and under the restrictions of the patentees. Every information will be furnished by the undersigned, ROBERT KERR, ps, F_ PJFY4K-STREET,". LIVERPOOL. ieubltc Sttrudenitntl. 10 OYAL AMPHITHEATRE. MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, MISS REYNOLDS, The leading Actress cf the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, will appear at this Theatre on Monday, Tuesday, and Wedneslay Evenings, being Engaged for T H RREE NIGHTS only. PROFESSOR ANDERsON, Will take his leave of the Liverpool public in a series of Dramatic Characters, in which he has the honour of succe , sfuly appearing in London and the princ . pal Theatres to the Provinces, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. THIS EVENING (MONDAY), THE 23RD, THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. Edgar ; Beauseant, Mr. Neville; GlrAis, Mr. Villiers; l'amas, 31r. B ker; Pauline Desehappolles, Miss Reyno:ds. A New Drama, entitled, A WICKED WIRE! Julie de Langea's Aud THE MAN AND THE TIGER. Mr. Splasher, Mr. Villiers; Mr. Jenkln., Mr. Baker. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances comrctenee at Seven o'cloca precisely. Aumission— Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; Gal lery, €cl. Second Pace—Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, is 6d; Pit, Is. The Box office is open from Ten till 'lhree o'clock daily, for securing Seats i❑ the Dress Circle and takinf; Private Bases, which way be Thad under the direction of Mr Shuttlaworth. Children in arms swill not be a mitred. R OYAL AMPHITHEATRE. PROFESSOR ANDERSON Has much p'easure in ,nnoun,inz tint he has (Altered Into arrantre meats with TV. R. COPELA ND, Esq., fs.r the use of the Royal Amphi theatre, on the Evenings of lhursd-y, Frilay, and Saturday Etat, in oruer to give a Short Series of DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIO, Previous to big departure for Australia. being most positively his Final Performances in Liverpool. They will comprise his cetebrated Impersonations or ROB ROY and wit.I.IAM, cs well as three other characters in whica he has not lead the honour of soliciting the suffrages of tte Liverpool public—ROLL A, in " Priszao." JOCK 110WIESON, in " CILAPCSI.TO Raw ." and WANDERING STEENIE, In the "nose: 07 ETTRECIK VALE." Ile has great g,atification in annouucing that Mr. CuTc.nd has pieced unlimited resources at his di:posal, in order that the Dramas seal be product d in the came style as under Mr. Audersoa's management at the lab Theatre Royal, Covent-garden. ON TEMRSDAY NZLT, 26111 INSTANT, The Performances will commence with Sh,ridan's Drama of PIZARRO. Tbe part of Rolla by Professor Anderson (Ps played by him upwards . . . of three hundred times). To be followed by the Fara of DE 1.1 , 7,t).TE GROUND. To conclude with CRAIIOND Jock liowieson ...... Anderson. As represented by hiro at the Theatres Rove , Edinburgh and Glas gow, with an amount of suere•s snroa,sing any of his previous Dramatlc efforts. ON FRIDAY NEAT, THE 27III,INaTANT, FOR PROFESSOR. ANDERSON'S BENEFIT, ROB ROY AND BLACK-EY 'D SUSAN. Rob Poy liam.... Roe ROT wi.l be produced on the same rn - ignificent scale nit in Lon: on, and r Mr. Anderson's i:nmediate snp,rintendence. and with Scenes and Elf cts frequently omitted in the pdrformanee of this Scot.ish National Dra-na, in England. It wi 1 ie played from the I.dinbur.ih version, as present:A by Mr. Anders ,a thirty-three consecutive nights in o .don, at the late Covent Garden Theatre, and as played by him in the prine pal Theatres cf REIN BURGH, BOSTON, GL ISGOW, FHILADELPHIA, Naw Y 011. K, - BALTIMORE, NEW ORLEAN , , And all the Theatres of the Western Wor'd. CIVCINNAI TI, ST LCVI3. Ca ,RLE6TOWY, The best etc,minm that could be pxid to a:: a - tor, was the followim; in the critique of no Tants on Ron Roy :—" It might be asked, why should Mr. Anderson play " Ron Roy ?" We answer, simply Lr the strange reason that he plays it w.-11.' ON S kTIJILDAY YE7.T, 28T:I INSTANT, Mr Anderson will appear in a Charzeter enthe'y new to the Lifer pool Stag - ,. in a Dram that 11 , is not been represented for many years—the Lrama bring THE LOSE OF ETrErli ; The Character Wandering Ste:nie .... (the Idict Ravcr)........ • .11r. Anderson Osszr.vE.—This will to th s Firal opportunity of vein: Mr. Aneersm as En Actor ; those who have on,y seen him as a ( orjq ror ahonld rot foTtt to avail themselves cf his chance of seeing him, when, I:ke Pr s;;ero, he has atjured his magic, I ruken his wArl, and " Urcwned his im, , A," so for as relates to the town of Liverpool. REMEMBER Hi. RaDAT, Nov. 26 TBE BENEFIT ON FRIDAT, 27. THE F INAL NIGIiT, ON EA,ETIDAT, Nov. 28. LIVii:RFOOL FE - TIVAT, CI-;ORAL FUZIETY. T HE Fifty-Ninth PUBLIC PERFORMANCE WILL TAKE PLACE TO-111ORROW (TUESDAY), NOVEMBER 24, 1857, IN Si'. GEORGI,'S HALL, When Mozart's "TWELFTH MASS," And a Selection from Handers "ALEX a;`DER'S FEAST," Will be p-rformed. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MISS SANTLEY. MRS. MORGAN. MR. BOLTON. MR. A. D. GRAHAM. AND MR. ARMSTRONG. LEAD3R-MR. BAETF.NS, GRAND ORGAN— M RI. W. T. BEST. CoNDucrea—Mß. SA NDERS. Reserved Scats, 2s 61; Body, 1; 6cl ; Galleri3s, 13. Ticke'es to We had a, the Courier office. Castle-street; of Messrs. Hime and Son, Cnurel-street ; Smith. Lord-street; Mr. Van Groisen, and Drea er and San, Bold-at , eet ; Mr. Magi 1, London road ; Mr. John Whitney, 8, Ch.pel street, and 184, Falkner-street ; and T. Taylor and Co., t•rinters, :9, Dale-street. Doors open at Half-past tlx : Cone:rt to commence at half-past Seven. Entrance—North End, Shaw's-brow. T. G EORGE'S HAL L ORGAN PERFORMANCES 1K iil be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BE ST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon .. Thursday Evening . at 8 p.m. Admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d, The Concerts last one hour. Doors °Den half an hour before ecah performance. ‘ffALONE R AYM OND lei _ If you wish to Laugh and be Happy THIS EVENING, Don't rail to attend the mirth-inspiring ENTERTAINMENT Of this popular Gentleman, after hi 3 return to the Ecene of his farmer Triumphs. The F rst Appearance of the Fair MISS KATE SAXON. VANTED, in a Boot and Sh oe W are h ouse , a YOUNG MAN as SALESMAN, who thoroughly understands the business.—Apply, 1 - . y letter, stating where last employed, A l if , Northern Times office. • WANTED, by a PURSER,thorougbly qualified, an engagement. Has been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references submitted.— Address, S.. Box C. 13, Post Office, Liverpool. WANTED, by a YOUG MAN, who has held a situation as SHIPPING CLERIC, in a first class Shipping House, and can bs highly reccommended, a similar engagement.—Ad Press, R.ll/.. 81, Northern Times office. WA N.T ED, by a respectable female, a TOBACCONIST'S SHOP, in a respectable neighbourhood. Rent and incoming mug , be moderate.—Address, by letter, stating particulars, M. W.. Northern Times office. WANTED, by a middle-aged Lady, a SITU TION as HOUSEKEEPER, in a Business L►•t;hlishment, or Parlour HOUSEKEEPER —she has no objection to children.—Address, ty letter, G. C., Northe n Times et:11;e. \ITANTED, for a few w ee k s , near t h e upper 'V part of Duke-stree, One SITTING and Twk BEDitCO.I;S, on the same fioo , in a Private House.—Terns, including fire and gas, to be ad.:remei to M. L. S., N.rikern Times office. TW,]ANTED, immediately, a GENTLEMAN to proceed to Por'og 1, who can uru to 'P PAM the French and English L INGUAGES, of which he must have a thorough knowhdgc.—Apply to A A, Box G 15, General Post Office, Liverpool. WANTING a Situation as NURSE, a respec table middle-aged person, with some years' exper feace. Can take an infant Iron the birth. Is from the South of England, and can have good reference; no objection to the country. —Apply at 42,tlitoa%t-picaticit. 1: EFT-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large or J small qoantitif s—liAtß, Boots, Shoes, &e. Geritle men and Ladies desirous of disposing of thes,rn ; will be waited upon in Lancas!iire and Cheeiir , and the ligliest price given. — Address, by letter, A 8., Northern Times office. WANTED, in a Timber M erc h an .' s an d Ship owner's OFFICE, a confidential Young MAN, thoroughly acqaZnied with the ba in3sa. Progressive salary. Good prospects of adea . cement.—Applv, statL , g age, last empioymeat, salary expee•ed. A 131. Northern ftines office. V i TANTED, for a few weeks, near the upper part of Duke-street, ore SITTING ROOM, and two BEDitOtAtS on the same floor, in a private house. Terms, Inclading fire and gas, to be addzesse.l. M.L.S., Northern Times office. ST. GEORhE'S HALL. EOP LE'S CONCER TS. (UrPler entirely new Wane-gement.) EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, BATURDXY, NOVEMBER 28TH, 1657, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK THE ORPHEUi Con siring of EI, MR. W. FIELDING. MR. W. S. DAVIES. MR. wILLIASIs. MR. E. BALL. GLEE UNION, rht Male Sing,rs, MR. T. COOKE. MTt. A. E. FAGAN. MR. T. !IS :111. MR. NY. lYsris. VOCAL IST. MISS BA.RWICK. MR. THEODORE DISTIN, (FLUGEL 1101 N SO:0.) GRAND ....... ........ AIR. W. T. BE T. ACC )51PANYliT .... • ..... The Management has great pleas .re in announ - ing that, in conse quence of the applause bestowed ni>ou the Perf,rmances of the ORPHEUS GLKE UNION, On the first Evening of thca3 now Pcpul, Concerts, a - d repeated solleitati ,ns by numero is Connalsseurs for a RENEWAL of heir Enza,zetnEnt, they will have the honour of again appearing, and singing some of their best selected FOUR-PART SONGS AND MADRIGALS. MISS BARWICK, The Popular Vocalist, will sing eeceral Favourite PAlads; and MR. THEODORE DISTIN Will play a • 010 on tie Sax-Horn. MR. BEST WEI perform Two of his most popular Fantasias on t e GRAND ORGAN, Admission, Sixpence. V.aserved Seats, One Shilling. Tick, to can be purcliaFeti at trier s. lime and Son's Masic Warrhon,, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted into the Hat! earlier, and at a se;: - .arate entrance. For p.irticulars see Bonk of Words. Twopence each. THE LIVERPOOL ACADEI',IY'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION OIL WORKS . By MODERN ARTISTS, 13 NOW OPEN, in the EXH 1811 10 NT ROOIIS, OLD FOS FOF FIDE- PLACE, From Ten ail Four; And i❑ the Evening (Saturday excepted), from seven to Ten, Jiri!liantly illuminated with Gas. Admission. Is. Gent emetu'd Day and Evening Season Tickets, is ; dies' Ditto, is 64 ; Evening Ticket, 2i 61. Children under :ow n years of azi;), hair-price. Catalogues 6d. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. ST. GEORGE'S CONCEnT ROOMS 50,-LI .:E-STREET, LIVERPOOL-50. OPEN EVERY' EVEN 1.1 - '; AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c. Ikt,!mbers of tha Company:- 3113 S E. CkIiTREI.A., AND ; INCLAIR. MESSRS. S. B.A.IIKER, J. A. isitOWIIE, J. A lABONF, T. gEvis, UEN WILLIA.MS, WK. PCORE, J. HICKS, A ND Sti.INOIt SAVORELLI. Admisqon—SISPENCE. RETURNED IN REFRESH.II"Ev rs op THE CHOICEST QUALITY. CHOPS. STEAK', KIDNEYS. RO IST POTAT - ES. &, LIVEIiFOOL GAR -AICK CLUB. P RIVATE PERFORMANCE CLAYTON HALL, THIS EVENING, MONDAY, NOVENIBER. 23, 1857. Donn open at seven o'clock. The curtain wit rise at Half-pE.si even precitel;. Carria es may be ordered f.r Half-past Ten. Hanover-strett. Nov. 23, 1857. A. D. ROGERS, Hos. SEC. TEUTONIC HALL, LIME-STREET CommencineTHlS EVENING (M,NDAY), Nov. 23. THE WIZiIED KING, G HER, Having One Week to stare, previous to hii Sezond Appearance before His Majesty Lou's Na; of on. the Emreror of the French, on Dec. 6th 1 give a Leries of Grand Magical Performances at the TEUTONIC HALL, LIME-STaEET. M. HAMBIIRGHER begs als3 to say t` at ha has sacceed,d in making ao Engauement with the celebrated Lthiopian Delineators of Life in the nantationg, THE YOUNG JUiIA AND MR. FREEISAN, Who - e extr- , ordineny performances ha e g.tined t. cmendons applause throughout the American Union, and the whole of the Canada, and who wil appear eac evening. ces o: Admission :—Leierved Seats, 2s; Second, Is; Gallery, 6d. ChLdren ant Schoda half-prce. _ . Open a: Sewn. Performancas commence at Eight. Carriages at Ten. ROYAL COL();::SEUM, PARADISE-STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The NAtional Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I MORE NOVE,TY I—NOTHING. UNE it IN LIVERYOOI.II— proof of ,necess is perfectly unnecessary. This Rvening sr(' rinrin,s, the pres.nt Week— rhe orld's W enders, THE CHINESE JUGGLERS, the most Dexterous, Astonishing, and Wonderful A. tistes ever wit assed in Europe, Last Week but one of CHAR LE SLOHAN, the only English Improvisatore, author and composer of " The Maid of Judah," "Daughter of Israel," &c., who will nightly appear and vocalise an extemporaneous MYRIORANIA: or, Itn p.-om:Au Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himselr on the Piano-forte. Perfect Triumph of Mr. I,VOJD and his INFANT SON, the English "1 031 THUMB. Decided flit of the COItHELLI FAMILY, in their astounding Feats. Enthusiastic reception of Mrs. 11. MAYNR, the pie , sin, Cantatrice. Vocal selections by THE COOPER FAMILY, MP'S JULIA JOHNSON, and Mr. CAMP BELL. The Doors will be cr; en at Six, commence at Half-past. Leader, and IM kskal Director, Sir. SPANNARD. The Powerful `:rays Hand under the Direction of Mr. J. A RTING,TALL. rirector of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted. Admlsion—Unner Hsi 1.6 d. Lower Roil .10. AS HOUSEKEEPER. TWO Gentlemen declining , Housekeeping, wish to cbtain for their flou.itkt:eper, wh) has lived with them same years, a comfortable SITUATION; they can strongly recommend her as bang an excetlent Cook, an economical manager, and in every way a trustworthy and valuable servant. See Iteferenco List, Nbrthern Times office. PARISH GF LIVERPOOL. A T I T A a N p l r ' o E ki. D r for q fl e e d W p o E r k ß io s i o li N s eto, BacrriasniS7ohßiEP: KEEPER. He wll be required to reside in the Workhouse, to devote the whole of his time to the duties of his office, as fixed by the Wt.rklionse onimittee, and to find gratuity for the proper per formance of his duties. Salary 48J per annum, with apartment 3 and rations. The appointment wi.l be made determinable by one month's notice, by either party, from guy date. — Applications, in the hand writing of the applicant, stating age and whether married or single with tea imonials as to ability and qualifi_ations, to be a nt ti the Office of the Und.rsigned on or before Wedn,sday, the 25th instant. Information rs to the nature of the duties may be obtained from the Governor of the Workhouse.—By order of the Workhouse Cmamitteo. CH ARL ES HART, Vest r y Cl er k . Parish Offices, Brownlow hill. Nov. 12, 1857. IVERPOOL LOAN COM- - Hits]) Onrica—LOßD-STREET CHAMBERS, S 7, Old). STREET, LIVERPOOL. F,s BRANCH OFFICE —43, MARICET.STREET, NAN „ 111/' CAPITAL, £50,000. th* Loans advanced from £2O to £5OO, to be repaid in The!' by weekly, monthly, or quarterly tustalrnen ts. BILLS DISCOUNTED. refi' d Loans advanced from 4100 to £ l,lOO, to extend over • one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. 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LEMENS, AND WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS , 0 And a - l Articles Manufactured of Innis-rabbet. , CALEB WALKER'S, INDIA-RUBBER DEPOT, eff3P WELLINGTON-RUILDINGs, 42 , SOUTH CASTLE,' .7,10 IsY H ELLEWELES ti" IT L C H E R S ED I) 49 RUBBER W . :-7 4.1 I' v FROM is 10d FEB lo: •pi, y , HELLEWELL'S VUL C AN I ~" A RUBBER SHEE''' IMP' FROM Is 8d PEI% lb. t i p . ov, HELLEWELL'S VULCAN 1,,,5,,110 1 1,, 1 0 0 , A , RUBBER DELIVERY and 8 „„ u „ - 0 0, 0 0 :0;it v Tubing for Acids, and Gas, &c. Every descr/P P " pP l ' C c / Goods in st 3 a A D° 5° N , and orders to any amoun t can . .,,p 01. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, D''' $ 24 STREET. ~,v . rs IS BEING THE LABOEBT EBTABLISiIg,"I" jaang Ci-Ri PAT o° , l 114 01 4 11:Y; V4L Vilaws Ihe s te / hiker s , 4y, xoy 4:t ekny, ‘11 :1: 481 U Pity. N 4 8] ke Alete emerge A11; 111 .. su N tu z e tald kv a 111 4el' toliat QL o ll 4 cl i ti TAE tr am CO: b'rats, 4 'tes 01 PA ix , , It t bk ete a i "Lre o! It 1 411 ' 144 Mm l e t , A 4l 4 l,F orj, 4411covf " ---‹ Nik k. 4 .'"ut's 0 NTT T HE ALBION LOAN AND DI SCOv fl COMPANY-LIMITED. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF £lO EACH. Orricas-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. ' LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED, a 'O l Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and P— tic° - Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CAIIIWI3I6°,I "LT - - - LEAD AND BR:ASS WOK E ' $ 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. co' R OBERT ANDERSON 14 c ooo MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GO - BRASS FOUNDEP.S, COPPERSMITHS. B '°" e llo BRASS WORKS FOR PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS , - GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, T O . BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE ,k 1 N I LI ELLEWELL'S SI NCALO R I n 'is,nd RUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, CA eso tj ' • Which are guaranteed in any climate against the ow -- common hitherto to all other WaterPre° l ! l * ..sh _,,,,, t Arq " Royal Mail Steam-Pe."; pee!. "Southampton, 30th " ,` ";(6 0 ple "The Waterproof (Simalor) India Rubber Coat yes ,„;1; 0 1 0 1" enough to supply me with, crior to taking my last voyag e t ; /4 ltdles, is the only o article of the kind 1 have ever had ti' 3 ,, in gl f o t 5 O answer every purpose intended, but especially that of w- e ,,, o vious to the heat of the tropics, the great fault of all °P . 0 ,4 ever tried of its kind. „ n , 3 to "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommencee. e traveller ; but especially those bound to the tropics. _ An ip (Signed) . o• F. Il r ' r " .Cl l AT HELLEWELL'S, CY Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, / gt?' sTREET. 5 11 ,,,, , g. EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN P -1 Jr , Hriisss ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF 141AT f 1 - eLti ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED _ I 0 9P IJELLEWELL'S AIRP R 0 0 F i' llsgi° ELLEWELL'S AIItPR 0 0 F C -rr - A 4 0 S HELLEWELL'S AI RPRO OF - W ,g, BELTS.O r IJELLEWELL'S AIRP R 0 OF Pi' TO - H -ELL EWELL'S . AIItP R 0 OF 13A - , AT REDUCED PRICES, s 3 C AST' ,,. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-ST- REET, AN D - ' ,syy STREET. ~T _ ll 4 ol BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS I- 5 ryv STO CK AT ELASTIC SILK STO— AT 14s PER PAIR. ~,,T au) •1 67 HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK LE` - ' s AT 12s PER PAIR. Ii jtislP HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC Sao' CAPS, 6 AT 10s PER PAIR.! D O E H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK A / 4 AT PER PAIR. T v H ,n T . ELLEWELL'S Bs ELASTIC v - STOCKINGS. AT les PER PAIR. T. , HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC C C 41 i LEGGINGS, 0' AT 9s PER PAIR. (1 00 HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC s' - $ KNEE CAPS, 0 AT 8s PER PAIR. ,-,()T ' HELLEWELL'S ELAS T IC v ANKLETS, A T 8s PE R PAIR, „ f .t/ TO ! FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK J'-'' , 4 5C r Nos, 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIM E-S- TREE T, A2 C- 53 ` ' 0- 4 1 STREET. % 7,10 A . BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS I N Or O IL FIELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERC— -- d V ,- il FROM Is. PER lb. II CY HELLEWELL'S GUTTA ' ° ) TUFTING, R C FR OM 3d. PER FOOT. ~,,, HELLEWELL'S GUT TA ' t o DRIVING BANDS , 2s. 4d. PER lb. HPO ELLEWELL'S GUTTA FANCY ARTICLES, i t AT REDUCED PRICES' C 0 - , Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, l i' '" ,,,n 53, f 997 ( sTREET. 01; f il HELLEWELL'S WATERPIiO-O C O FROM lOs 6d, ~,9 5 3 ' 4 4, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-ST R EET, 41 ' - ST,tEET. o o 4 l l, - H cal ELL EWELL'S WATERPRO O F c, FROM 13s 6d, g p 5 3 ' I 4 llos. 2 & , QUADRANT, L I ME - STR EET, 44.- ly STREET. 6 P o°' I 4 HELLEWELL'S WATERPROO F ~,T G I3A' EXt'ANDING AND TRAVELP' eY FROM 3s. 6d. .0 53 ' o SIP Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, '' STREET. S° CO S FILLLEWEL VS AMERICAN ,v,s, ty' OVERSHOES, OVERS fin IV+ 00 FROM 1 ,, , 9J, PER r ig `i) 53 ' 10 , , Nos. 2Sr , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , R- - ,;tf' ,i,.. 4 STREET. , 48 ,res' g P The Trade supplied on liberal terms for the ' aO V , p r ii ELLE WELL'S WATERPROOF 5-I'OP .f L 1 CAPS AND HELMETS; eP FROM 3a., OD 53' ,IS P Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , 03 STREET. EGO H ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF 1, - 0 5 ' 4s 611 " S 5, e OVERCOATS, from AND 0 Nos. 2 &3, QUADRAN I', LIME-STREET , 1 ,31 i STREET. S IN S O F BEING THE LAEGEST EsTABLI lIMIENT a S ~ - -- -- Gi s ' . $ 7 H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILIC sr el. A C FOR BOOTS from 2s 3d peri 13 li 4 0 HELLEWELL'S E LASTIC vo op 0, HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SIL,X, s 0,, WIDTBS AND cow u ...,iiir e HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC S wi pT, , ,, lis t ,p, 13 INCHES AND 16 mango -,p 50 , , A l' A ND Roe. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREE T, ! ,31r 1) NE I IP STREET. 1 .($ BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHM ENT~ _ „ry J