Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-31 00:00:00

T HEATRE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Grumbleina, the Demon of Discontent Ah 3 miry Thankful , . Ralph, the Mille 's 50n...... . .... Mrs. B. Power. Tommy and Harry, , :alph's Brothers.. Messrs. Hun'er and Stoddart. The Donkey .. . . .by Herr Eeha w . Puss in Boots . The Ogre .. By Mr. Rignold. THE TRANSFORMATION. Harlequin.-- Eignor John Lauri I Pantalaon . Mr. Pawer. Columbine, .. .... .. .... Mis s Lauri C10wn.... Signor Charles Laud. A NOR ' , ZING PERFOMIANCE OF THE PANTOMIME, On SATURDAY, Jan. 2nd, 18A. [Doors open at Half-past One, to Commence at Two o'clock. Doors Opened at Half•past Six, and the Performances to commence ad Seven o'chck precisely. Admiss',on:—D:ess Boxes. 4s; Upper Boxes, 3s ; Et, 2s; Gallery, la. The Box Office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and talt`ng Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Sir. f. shut leworth. Children in arms will not be admitted, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CH kaLOI7E 6TREEr. MR. WILLIAM COOKE, Proprietor and Manager of Astley's Royal Amphi thea,re, London, respectfully announces that he purposes giving A SERIES OF ZGIIIES TRIAN PERFORMA NCE S In the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, Liverpool, For FIVE WEEKS Only, The great resources of his Colossal Estabishmant will enable him to bring forward an array of Talent, both English and Continental, that will eq-ai the m at B sILLIAN I' DISPLAYS OF EQUIPA I lON ever given in this Elegant Establ,hment. Gar Mr. WIL".IAM COOKE respectfully announces the following PRICES OF ADMIS,ION during the remainder of the Equestrian Season: — Dress Circ e 3s. Od. .. Second Fries ...... Is. 6d. Side Boxes. .t..... • . If. 01. .. N o S econd Price. Gallery Second Price at Nine o'clock. Children under Twelve years of age admitted at Half-price to all parts Hof the house, Gallery excepted, from the commencement, A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE Will be given TO - MORROW (FRIDAY , JANUARY lar, 1838, To commence at Two o'Clozll. PRINCIPAL ARTISTES. Mr. FRANK PASTOR, t h e Gem Mr. PE 3K?, the Flying Vol of the Americas Arena. tiguer. The Brothers El UTC HI s the %faster W. GEE, Double-Horse fins Gymnastic Artistes of the Rider. day. liad'lle BIANCHE. Leaping Act Herr CH 2ISTOFF, the greatest and Character alder. 11gh:•rope Artiste of the pre Mad'ile JLNNIE, Leaping Act sent age. and Scarf Rider. Mr. WALKER, the Renowned La Petite MARIE and L'Enfant Slack-rope Vaulter. LOUIS. Doable Act Riders. ABDALLAH ASSON. the Arcl Madame MELLILOS, Leaping Act Clown and Trampollni.t. and Character Rider. Signor R USSILLI awl Family. Mona. MELLILOS. Mr. MITCHELL, Shsk,perean Mona. AG USSI. Clown. Wadame A G USSI. Mr. ADAMS, the Buffoon of the MOW. G UILIO ME. Circle. and Mr. J. GEE, the Lion Horseman. Mr. WILLIAM COOKE, Jun. THIS EVENING, and every Evening dating the Week. PaoczAmmx.—PAßT The OLYMPIANS, by Mr. JOSEPH GEE S and Mr. WM. GEE. Pleasing INTERLUDE, by the Two Javenile French Clowns. Mad'lle. JE JNIE , the admired Female Equestrienne, in ler LEAPING Acr, jumping through 12 isalloans, &c. lions. MELILOS will introduce his famous Horee CAMBRIDGE, and put him through the whole of the Evolutions of the HAUTE ECOL E. Mr. WALKER, on the CORDXVOLANTE. Mr. JOSEPH GEE in the UNION OF NATIONS, England, Ireland, and Scotland. Signor RUSSIL LI and Pupil in their popular DRAWING-ROOM ENTERrAINMEN I. LA] LU FTE ; or, CATCH ME WHO CAN, by several of the princal embers of the Coman A GRAND ENTR E E by bf E EGH r LADIES a n d GENTLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, arranged and produced by Mr. W. Coons, Jan. An interval of Fifteen Minutes between the First and Second Parts. PART SRCOND. The Celebrated Brothers HU FCHINSON, in their pleasing GLOBE EXERCISES. Herr CEIRISTJFF, the greatest flint-rope Artiste in the World. The feats of this accomplished performer are indescribable, excelling in every Teat hitherto attempted, and in fact are of so surprising a stature as to defy all competition. Madame MELLILOS will appear in her popular Character Act of the SEASO The highly renowned American Equestrian, FRANK PASTOR, Acknowledged by his countrymen the greatest rider ;,that ever appeared in the United State.. Mr. W. COOKE, Jan., will exhibit the extraordinary docility of his Lilliputian Pony, YOUNG ROBIN GREY. Amongst the numerous feats this Pony will execute, he will walk several times round the arena on hi{ hind legs. To conclude w.th the Pantomimic Sketch of the MILLERS, by the Principal Members of the Company. The whole of the arrangements under the Direction of Mr. WM. COOKE, Jan. The Box office is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing Beats In the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be Lad under the direction of Mr Shuttleworth. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commenc., a Senn o'clock precisely. ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE CHRISTIAN -STREET, ISLING TON. EVERY EVENING. THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. UNDINE, THE SEItAIT OF THE WATERS; ort, HARLEQUIN ALBERT THE I RECKLESS. Crysalia, Miss M. Stanley, from the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane ; - Moine, Mrs. Fred. Lloyd; Albert, Mrs. H. Bickerstafr ; The Count, Mr. Fred. Lloyd ; Amphibri, Mr. Barfoot. GRAND TRANSFORMATION, TAR PE RI'S PARADISE, Exceeding in mag , ificence any of the gorgeous effects hitherto pro duced in this Establishment, so celebrated at this period of the year : Clown I Pantaloon .. Mr. G. Pearce. Columbine . L Sennett. In con - equence of the heavy expense , neurred hi the production of the Pantomime, the free list is totally suspenced—Press excepted. To prevent inconvenience and overcrowding, the numbers admitted to the Pit and Gallery will be limited. ' Prices of Adm'ssion : —Centre Boxes, 2s ; Side Box - s, is 6d ; Pit Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. Doors open at Half-past Six, performance to commence at Sevel o'clock precisely. R OYAL PARR THEATRE. THE GREAT PARK PANTOMIME. Erexy Evening, the New Comic Pantomime, written by Charles Esq., of LITTLE RED RIDI NG HOOD; OE, HARLEQUIN DICKY SAM AND THE WOLF OF TOX rETH ! Clown, air. W. Walbourn ; Harlequin, Mr. Teague; Cclumbiae, 'Lune Mane ' • Pantaloon, Mr. Cushion ; Flowerini, Mies Kate St. Clair; Red Rid ine Flood, Mrs. G. Herbert, Christmas, Mr. S. Lennox; Wolfinden Mr. W. H. Walters. _ A JUVENILE NIGHT every Walnuts r as, commencing with the Pantomime. Centre Boxes 2s. ; tide Boxes, h. ; Pit, ad ; Gallery, 3d. 7 ST. GEORGE'S HALL. ORGAN PERFORMAN-CES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. . Saturday Afternoon • ...... ..at 3 p.m. Th.. r.tl ty Eveniug Admission on S_tu - dty Afternoon, 6 d; Thursday Evening, 3d. The Concert lasts one hour. Doors open half an hour before the performance. AMUSEMENT FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS. THE Public are respectfully informed that the LONDON SCHOOL OF PHOTAGRAPHY have OPENED a GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES at 46, Church-street, Ltveitroot. (on the First Floor), and that sterfiovopes, and al the newest and best Slides, will be lent during the Winter Evenings on very moderate terms. The NEW iviiILLING SLIDE will be ready on the Ist of December. The "Shilling Slides" wiJ consist of several hundred first- class Stereoscopic Photographs, of which, from time to time, different WWI will be published. iiier ; ;;;;Opes and Twelve Slides for is 6d. ROYAL The New grand Comb Pantomime, PUSS IN BOOTS; 08. HARLEQUIN AND THE MILLER'S SON THIS EVENING, end every Evening during the Week, The Perbrtnance will emna.enee with TILE BALANCE OF COll Font-. After which, a New, Grand, Comic, Christaw Pantomime, entitled PUSS IN BOOTS; or, HARLEQUIN ♦ND THE AIILZER'S SON ! The Opening Story of the Pantomime, written expressly for this Theatre, by the Concoctor of the "Childe of Hale," •` Tim Bobbin," "The Legs of M an ," "'th e B utterfly s Ball," " St. George and the Dragon," and Litt'e Goody Two-shoes." The Ov rture it7d Music of the Opening, together with the Music and Millets of the Ha lequinade, campose -, se acted, and arranged by Mr Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime Designed and Painted by Mr. K. De rlove, Jun., assisted by Mr. O. Dawson. The Machinery by Mr. C .wdrey. The Properties and blaske by Mr. Bromley. he Dresses by Mr. Jeffries. The who'e of the Dances and the Act!oo of the Ballet arranged and directed by - Signor Lauri SOME ACCOUNT OF THE STu al' OF THE PANTOMIME. Everyb dy knows the Story of Pass in Boots—How a certa n lißler had thrce sons—flow he died and left Lis eldest son Oar. mili ; his second son a donkey ; and his youngest a Cat—How the two first wire discontented, and how lialdh, the youngest, was perfectly sat sled—How his Cat wore boots, io protect his leas from the brambles—How ha caught his master a rabbit—How he took it as a present trom his master to the King, who was fond of game —How the King inquired who had sent him such a handsome present l —How the Cat replied it war his master, the Marquis of Carabas—k/ w the King had never heard of such a marquis —Bow the Cat convinced him, and contrived a plot to get his master dressed in Line clothes out of the King's wardrobe. How Ralph became introduced at first, and how he and the young Princess became enamoured of each other—How the King wanted to see the Castle of the Marquis—How the Cat called upon a great Ogre. How lie out witted and killed the Ogre, and gave his master the castle in which the Ogre live::—How he to d all toe Ogre's reapers, hop -pickers, and wood-eutt rs io tell the Kin, when he passed that way that a 1 the lands he beheld belonged to the Marquis of Carabas— How the King came to the castle—How Halph got found out—How his enemies tried ti ruin him, and how he became changed into Harle quin, the Princess into Columbine, thu King i to anta'oon. and a zrnmblirg old woman into Clown. while the Cat became a great Lord, and never killed mice except for his own amusement—an of which is :et forth in this Pantomime. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE ITALIAN BRIGAND', ! Which ha, achieved the most enthusiastic approbation of brilliant and crowded houses, but which must absolutely be withdrawn for the production of other novelties. UENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE DALE-STREET, LIVE RPO OL, Has reached the Highest Pinnacle of Fame! Delighted Thousands throng this Temple of Equesaianism, and pronounce the Entertain ment unparalleled. Doers open at a, Quarter to Seven, comuiencing at a Quarter past. The CHRISTMAS FEST; VITIES ! Every Evening, and also in the Grand Mid-day Performances, will be produced, for the first time, expressly to please the Juveniles, the Grans Nursery Tale, entitled JACK THE GIANT KILLER, or OGRESS AND HER SON! Another link 11, - s been added to render complete this Unrivalled Establishment. WA LLETT, the Inimitable Wallett I The World renowced Jester, with FRO VIDE, FRANKS, and JACKSON, holding the first position of tries day is their department ; together with the greatest amount of Talent of Equestrianism and Gymnasia ever combined in any one Company throughout t:e World ! This EVENING ( EnegsDAY), December :Ist, and every following evening, WALLE f the Qaee.es Jester, and Favourite Clown of both Hemispheres. _ Greit Success of the New and Original Equestrian Sketch, entitled THE ITALI 4N BRIGANDS, introducing the whole Company, New Dresses, ➢lusic, and Beautiful Horses. Mad'lle CLEMENTINE QUAGLIRNI, the Firs' Horsewoman in Europe, will perform her TEKRIFX FLIGHT THROUGH A NUM BER OF I3ALLOONS I Young It 0 )IEO the Phenomenon of the present age, will perform his MIRACULOUS FEATS. The greatest Tight Rope Artisteln the world—JOHN M. HENGLE R. Mr. ARTHUR B SEXES, the Champion Somersault Thrower of Europe. The Inimitable Parisian Grotesques—LEOPOL I) ET BO urELIER. Programmes to be had at the Cirque Gratuitously. The Fifth of the SERIES OF MID-DAY EPRESENTATIONS will take place on SATURDAY, January 2nd, commencing at Half-past Two. Compartments for Visitors are partitioned off, with a separate and convenient approach to each. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; f ores (select), 23 ; Half-price, 13 • Second Seats, is ; Promenade, Is' ; Gal lery, 6J. Childre n under Ten years of age, and Schools, lialf.price to all parts except Gallery. Second Price at a quarter to 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 can be secured. Open every Evening at a Quarter to seven o'clock, commencing at Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Henzler. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. EOPLE'S CONC ERTS EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2, 1853, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. It is with much nleissure the Management announces the engage ment of the popu'ar Vocalist. MISS REBECCA ISAACS. Who will sing some of her most favourite Songs, including the Scotch ballad of " Logie o' Buchan." MR. ARCHIBALD MANN. Whose success on Saturday last was the greatest made in Liverpool for many years, will sing, by particular desire, " Tee He'd of Llangollen," and In a Duet with Miss R. Is .acs ; and MR. SCARISBRICK Will sins the Lancashire Ballad, " Come whoam to the chiider an' me." The Public is informed that MR. S. PERCIV AL, The celebrated Flute Player, has complied with the wish of the management to appear once more before a Liverpool audience, as a Solo, Performer, and will pay Drouet's Grand Variations on " Rule Britannia." GRAND ORGAN. MR. W. T. BEST. ACCOMTANTIST, Ma. Lewis. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, ens Shilling. Tickets may be purchased at Messrs. Home and Son's Maisie Warehouse, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted into the Hall at a sekarate entrance. For particulars see Book of Words. Twopence each. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 157, 30 elf% Ih. .10 • • TREHENDOUS SUCCESS! I FASHIONABLE AND CROWDED HOUSES! 1 All are amazed and delighted at the extraordinary, wonderfu marvellous, and incredible feats, performed by the " GREA WIZARD Of TUE WORLD." EVENING PERFORMANCES AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. MORNING PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT TWO O'CLOCK. Signor Bosco's Brass Band wi'l be in attendance. Prices of Admission : Reserved Seats.— .. 2s. I Unreserved...... Is. I Gallery Tickets may be had and places secured at the Queen's Hall, Bold street, where plans of the room may be seen every day from twelve to four; likewise at all the principal Music Shops in Town. Children under Ten yea:s of Age, Half-prica to Reserved and Unreserved Seats only. For further Particulars, See Bills. E. BARANDON'S ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS 60 WE-STREET--50, LIVE RPO iL. The Proprietor legs to cill the attention of the Gentlemen of Liver. pool to the above rooms, persna led t at the talent of the undermen• tioned Company wili ensure a hi hly satisfactory Entertainment. MEMBERS OF TILE COMPANY: MISS ELIZA SHERRAN, MARY ANN SHERRAN. „ EMILY SHERRA N MR. BARKER, Alto, HICKS, Tenor, IP, Blto W N . Baritone, „ ALIBONE, Basso, ~ B. WILLIAM S, Comic. PIANIST, • • • • MR. hICKS. VIOLIN, MR. SAVO RELLI. CONDET3TOR, . • .. MR. KEATS. The Booms are open at Seven o'clock. . N.B.—For Gentlemen only. Admission, 6d., returned in Refreshments of the choicest quality. Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, Roast Potatoes, Re. ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palau. 01 Cheap Amusements. NOTHING LIKE IT IN LIVEBPODL MIRTH AND MUSIC. Monstre Attraction for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! "Thus whether Male or Female, old or young, Or Wed or Single. be this burthen sung— Long may you live, and her us call A HAPPY NEW YEAR UNTO ALL I" This Evening and daring the present week. First appearance of the FUNNY NIGGERS, Messrs. HALL, DAVIES, and COLLET, in their Extraordinary. Grotesque, and Burlesque NEGRO VAGARIES. Continued success of Mrs. H. MAYNE, the pleasing Cantatrice. The COOPER FAMI I.Y, in their charasterist c Convivial, Camicalities, for Christmas! Positively the last six nights of Mr. Walter's highly trained Troupe of DOGS and MONKEYS. Enthusiastic reception of Mr. E. RPIUNNA, the pleasing Tenor. L'ecided hit of Mr. CHARLES WATSON, in his unrivalled Comic Effusions. MISS JULIA JOHN SON. On Monday Next, Jan. 4, 1858, first appearance of the SPANISH MINSTRELS, six in number, from the Teatro La Scala, Madrid. Order and Decorum Strictly Enforced. No Second Encore Allowed. Doors Oren at Six o'clock, to commence at Half-past. Admission: Upper Hall, ad; Lower Hall, 3d. Leader, and Musical Director, 'Zr. SI'ANNARD. The Powerful Brains Band under the Direction of Mr. J. A RTINGSTALL. Artiste to the Establishment, Mr. J. CRAW FORD. Superi .teddent of the Bill Department, Mr. S. KIERNAN. Oirector of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jus. THE order of the day i s c h eapness com bi ned with quality. A GOOD DINNER AND A GLASS OF ALE, May be had Daily, at the ELDON DINING ROOMS, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, FOR TENPEWCR. On NEW YEAR'S DAY a SCOTCH HAGGIS will be provided, free of charge, for any customer who chooses to partake of it. FL. HAUSB URG having decided upon . RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, in consequence of failing health, begs to announce his intention of SELLING OFF the whole of his VALUABLE STOCK JEWELLERY and PLATE, WATCHES, ENGLISH and FOREIGN, CLOCKS and BRONZES, CABINET GOODS and CUFLERY, CHINA and GLASS, CHANDELIERS and LAMPS, And FANCY GOODS of every description, (the variety being too great t admit of any detail here), COMMENCING ON THE 7th DECEMBER. The Stock of Articles in daily demand, and having reference to the Fashion of His day, will be constantly renewed as before, fur the present. In order to effect more speedily the disposal of the Goods, F, L. H. has determined upon allowing TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT upon the amount of all Articles which sha I be paid fer at the time of purchase; but no discount can be allowed upon any Goods which may be sent from the Establishrn‘mt previously to the amount being paid. Nor can there be any Deduction made upon Articles purchased prior to the 7th December, 1857, and exchanged subsequently to that date. OLD POST-OFFICE-BUILDINGS. Liverpool, 7th December, 1857. THE CFIARGE for announcements under this head is wow reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, aid for every addi.ional five words ONE PENNY. WANTED, immediately, an OFFICE BOY, good character requirel—Apply by letter, to A 28, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a Young Man, a SITUATION ES CLERK or BOOK-KEEI'ER, good references. Addreas A 3), Northern Tana office. WANTED, by a respectable young Man, a SITUATION as BARMAN. Four years' good character.—Addross G. H., 5, Old Ropery. Fenwick.street. 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CONTRACTS FOR WORKS, NEW FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, SHAVPS-BROW, PARTIES willing to CONTRACT for the WORKS to be executed in the above Building, intended to be erected by WILLIAM BROWN, Esq., M.P., in Shaw's brow, may see the Plans, and obtain Copies of the Specification and Quantities of Work upon application at tie Office of the Surveyor to the Corporation of Liverpool, at the Town-hall. Sealed Tenders, in Printed Envelopes, and in the prescribel form, must be delivered at the above Office, on or before Eleven o'clock upon MONDAY, the 4th day of January next, after which Hour no Tender will be received. —.....—. Mr. Brown will not be bound to accept the lowest or any Tender. Liverpool, December 15, 1857. iftafithav Doti-reg. AVIS IMPORTANT. 001\IME le parfuni du bon THE eat Os ravissant. COM ME son influence restore et ranime lavie, et COMME ii contribue aux plaisirs ou jouissance des soirees. On peat-se procurer, la qualite de The la plus excellente, dans des jolts paquets Chinois, at the LONDON & NORTH WESTERN TEA. COMPANY, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLAC F 7, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Clsucatfon. MERCHANT TAYLOR'S GRA MMAR SCHOOL, Crosby, RE-OPENS, MONDAY, January, 25, The 'dead Master, Rev. J. BERNARD, M.A., receives Bouders. •` LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, AMOUNT-STREET'. THE next QUARTER w ill CO MMENCE on THURSDAY. J inuary 7th, 1858, in the HIGH scfiroL, COM HE :ICU .• SCHOOL, EVENING SCHOOL, and S^ROOL OF ART ; And in the GIRL' SCHOOL, on MorrnAy, January 11. Prospectuses may be obtained on application at the Institnte ; or to ASTRUP S, Secretary. UEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL (In. connection with the University of London.) CLASSES. rev. Professor, Gri ffi ths, • •••• Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Laws. f Professor Cameron, ff.A. ••• '•'•1 T.O .11 Vice-Dean. English Language and Literature.. .. Rev. Professor Cranbrook French . ... •.• .. German Logic and Ethics.. Greek and Latin.. f Professor Retslag, Ph. D., • •"• ****** Professor Rev. Dr. Isaacs. Ancient History... Professor Cameron, MA., ** '" •• '• •'1 T.C.D. Modern History * . ***** Professor Mllveen. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.. Professor Elliot Chemistry... Hebrew.. r Professor Hamilton,F.C.S. • Animal Physiology.. Professor Byerley, F.R.C.S •i F.L.S. . Professor T. C. Archer. 80tany...... The next TERM will COMMENCE on THURSDAY, the 7ta JANUARY, 1353. Each Clais is open to Gmtlenun who may wish for the oppor tunity of Studying the particular Subject of such Class, without being required to attend the whole Course prescribed by the Senate for Matricu'ated :itudenti. Prospectuses and farther information may be obtained on applica tion to AS nt P CA RISS. Secretary. Mount-street, Liverpool. NAUTICAL EDUCATION. THE LIVERPOOL NAUTICAL SCHOOL C ( IMMITTEE have the satisfaction of informing the Parents and Friends of Youths destined for a Seafaring Life, that they ban naJde the necessary arrangements with the Science and Art Department of the Board of Freda to OPEN, on the 11th JANUARY , 1859, at the SAIL)RS' HOME, Canning-place, a JUVENILE SCHOOL, in addition to the Navigation Classes already there established. In this School will be afforded a Nautical Education of a much higher ( rder than that which has hithert ) been generally attainab!e by Boys eestine(l for the Felt. _ _ _ The subjects in which instruction wi 1 be given ine tide Arithmetic, Geography, Geometry, Trigonometry, Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, Mercantile Laws and Usages (as far as necessary to the Master of a Ship), Tides and Currents, Law of Storms, Mechanics, Hydrostatics, the Marine Steam Engine, &c. In order that the advantages of such an Institution may operate as widely as possible, the Committee will permit the admission of all Boys who may wish to avail themselves thereof, under the sole restriction that they he able to read and write. The hours of attendance will be from 10 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 p.m.; and the Fees of Admission are 103 Gd per Quarter, rayabie in advance. (Signed) JOHN A. TINNE, Chairm.m. Nautic4 School, Sailors' Home, Dec. _Bth, 1857. Vubtfcattono. In the Press, and will be Published in a Few Days, No. 1, ['rice I d., of the BOOK OF CHRONICLES—the "GOOD OLD TOWN . OF LIVERPOOL," "THE FINISHED TOWN OF ORMSKIRK," and " PROUD PRESTON," with Lawyers, Tobacconists, Tea Dealers, Refiners, Butter and Cheese Factors, soap and Candle Maher's, Grocers, Magistrates, Policemen, Parish Officers, and last, but not least, Parsons, by JOSEPH STONER, 87, FINCZ MEET. JUST PUBLISHED, (Grat and Post Free), A CATALOGUE of BOOKS of VARIOUS CLASSES, including STANDARD LIBRARY EDITIONS, In handsome and appropriated Bindings, and numerous Illustrated Works, NOW FOR SALE, ADAM IFOLDEN, BOOKBINDER, STATIONER, AND PUBLISHER, 48, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERFOOL. THE roil'. AND COMMERCE OF LIVERPOOL. Early in January next will be Published THE POttT & COMMERCE OF LIVERPOOL, at the commencement of the year 1858, being an account of the progreso of the Port, Commorce, Docks, and Corn • mercial Establishments of Liverpool, Birkenhead, and the River Mersey, up to the time when the management of the Port is to be transferred from the Corporation and the Pock Committee to the Mersey Cones. vancy Boar created by the Act of last Session. By THOMAS BAINES, ACTROE of THE " III5T0'11" OP LIVERPOOL." Price Two Shillings and Sixpence. London t—LONCINAti & CO. Liverpool BENSON & iIfALLETT. BAGATELLE. O'NE ILL has on SALE, BILLIARD CP . BAGATELLE TABLES, of various six'', — ith all the modern improvements. Now on view at his Establ aliment, 17, Houghton-street. Cues, Balls, Marking Boards, French Tips. Basses, Pockets, and every article connected with the trade on the most reasonable terms. *last hp Smitten. , kiat SALE ef ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, UTLE BY, &c , —lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Writers, and Parties Furnishing. MR. HART has teeeivectinstructions to SELL by AUCTIOIT, This Day: and following days, at she Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, rposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable ITOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EA EITIIENWARE, PAPIER "".ACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and :eakfitst sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian leas liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut -E-skis lustres, of the most modern patte rns , p ap i er mac h e ta b las, tea :rays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, ; also, an atenaiya and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, s,t, , dea,'y or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, 2.11 d plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated tsble or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance lamella and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, Le most celebrates makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues to t ad on the Premises', 20, Church-street, Liverp ,01. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. 33ubitt l'Cottrtii THE LIVERPOOL ANTI-INCOME TAX ASSOCIATION. THIS Association has been formed for the pur pose of PROTECTING THE PUBLIC AGAIYST UNDUE SURCHARGES, whether Parochial or Governmental ; also to enable the Public to resist such Surcharges and Over-aseeeements, by prosecuting Appeals, as well as the representing to G.,vernme and other authorities the vexatious proceedings frequently resorted to bj public officials, thereby causing serious inconvenience and loss of time to many of the inabitants, who already feel the pressure of taxation sufficiently severe wi,hout arty other injustice being inflicted. Numbers are already enrolled in the Association. By union this can be effected at a vat y small individual expense, and the Subscription has been fixed at the very moderate sum of 5s per annnm, in order to be within the retch of all. Persons desirous of this medium of Protection, are requested to hand in their Names and Subscriptions to the Treasurer, Mr. Robert Lathbnry, 40, Castle-street, Liverpool; and every information, advice, and assistance will be afforded by the Solicitor, Mr. Henry Bremier, 4, South John -street, Liverpool. IF THOMAS DEVENY, son of Mr. Michael Deveny, late of Kirkdale, will call at Mom. Holt and Rowe!. Chapel-walks, he will HEAR OF SOMETHING to his advantage. T. JAMES'S CEMETERY. LIVERPOOL, 16th Dec., 1857. The Public are respectfully informed that, with the sanction of the Secretary of State for the Home Department, this Cemetery is open, as heretofore, to receive Interments in Private Graves, Vaults, and Catacombs ; while all Burials in Common Graves are, for the future, to be discontinued. For scale of reduced charges, and further Information, apply to Mr. Joenes. BIRD, the Clerk. liesldence—Sonth End, near to Parliament street. THE GREAT NORTHERN AND MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, A LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAYS. NOTICE.-NEW ROUTE TO LONDON. The Public are respectfully informed that the above Companies have commenced the CARRIAGE of GOOD) and PARCELS (by Goods Trains) between LIVERPOOL and LONDON. Goods intended to be carried by this route, must be specially ordered via Great Northern Railway. Orders for the collection of Goods from the docks, warehouses, &c., in London, to be sent to the Great N or th ern Company ' s City Agent, Mr. Alfred Smetham, at the Central Office, Bull and Mouth, St. Martin's-le-Grand : or to Mr. Esplin, at the un 'ermentioned address. Further information may be obtained on application to the Company's Agtnt, Mr. Fsplin, at the Oft 47, South John-st eat, Liverpool ; or to H. Smith, Goods Manager, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company, Manchester. SEYMOUR CLARKE, General Manager, Great Northern Railway. EDWARD WATKIN, General Manager. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway. Deoember 15, 1857. TEAM.SHIP ASSOCIATION Al a Spec's' Meeting of this Association, held on the 28th instant, 1857, Charles Mac tver, Esq., in the chair, It was resolved unanimously,— That the following fist of qualified Ratepaye-s to the Liverpool Docks, being the same as that approved and adopted by the Shin owners' Association, as suitable persons to be elected to the N ew Board, for the management of the Liverpool Docks, under the pro visions of the Mersey Dock and Harbour Act, of 1857, ba approved and adopted by this a s3ociation : Mr. T. D. Anderson, „ W. Barber, „ Ralph Brocklebank, „ Thomas Bold, „ Eyre E ans, „ Robertson Gladstone, „ S. R. Graves, „ Joseph Hubback, „ Wm. Inman, „ John Laird, That this Association recommends the foregoing List to the Dock Ratepayers for their approval, believing, that in the selection of the names, due regard has been paid to the interest! of all the grea branches of commerce in this community. BEN. 3. THOMSON, Secretary. 4, Chapel-street, Dec. 28, 1857, Mr. John I ockett, „ Joseph Blonde], Robert nankin, „ Wm Rathbone. Jun., „ J. K. Rounthwaite, „ Francis Sand „ James Smith, „ Charles Turner, „ J. A. Tob.n. GREAT DISTRESS AMO NG THE WORKING CLASSES. ISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY Donations a'ready advertis s. d sd £729 16 4 s. d. Mrs. Harvey, Walton W. R. Sandbach, E5q....10 0 0 Priory S. H. Thompson, Ego .... 25 0 OR. Ravenshavr, Esq.. .... 1 0 0 Numbar Relieved since Nov. 19 to Dec. 29, after a Personal Visitation in ea h case ...... Number Relieved Dec. 30.... Engl sh Irish .. Welsh Scot :h..... . 18,069 257 123 111 257 Contributions will be thankfully received at Messrs. Moss and Co's. Bank; by the AORNT, at the (Mize, o. 2, Queen's square ;or by any Member of the Committee, and Mr. Towasazazi, their Collector, at die Courier office, Castle-street. REV. R. APPLETON, s ecs: REV. W. BANISTER, AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the LIVERPOOL SHIPOWNERS' AS ~ OCIATION, held on MONDAY, ne 21st day of December, 1857, present—S. 11. Giavis, Esq., in the Chair, &c., &c.•, It was resolved unani mous l y —That this Association having given Its best consideration to the selection of a Li , t of Qualified Ratepayers, whom it might re ommend t t the shipping interest of this port, as suitable to be elected to the new Poard for the management of the Dock Estate on the 1:t of January next, approves of the following List of Nineteen Names. out of which the Ratepayers may select the required Eighteen : Mr. Thomas D. Anderson, „ William Barber, „ Ralph Brocklebmk, ,t Thomas Bold, Eyre Evans, „ Robertson Glad Atone, „ Samuel Robert Graves, „ Joseph Hubback, Wiliam Inman, John Laird, That this Association respectfully the Dock Ratepayers for their appr of the names, due regard has bee: great branches of commerce in tht proceedings.) Mr. John Lockett, „ Joseph Mondel, „ Robert Rankin, William Rathbone, jan., • John Kirby Rounthwaite • Francis St and, ~ James Smith, „ J. mes Aspinall Tobi 3, ~ Charles Turner. ecommends the foregoing List to >val, believing that in .t e selection paid to the interests of all the Comm unity. (E x tracted from the THOMAS CARSON, Secretary. ARISH OF LIVERPOOL Oonsidering it is intended immediately to Rate all Property in this Parish to the Relief of the Poor, it is but just to all the ratepayers that such assessment should be founded in equity. That the ace.= s of the Churchwardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry are in that state as to require instant and immediate investigation. That the frauds and injustice committed by a large portion of retailers is such as to call for the interference of the Legislature in a prompt and effective manner. That, as the Auditor of the Parish Accounts pretends his authority is circumscribed as to tha way, mode, and means of keeping the books and accounts. It is absolutely requisite each ratepayer should know the nature and extent of his powers, and how and in what manner he has exercised them. To consider the propriety of peti tioning Parliament to sweep away all centralizing bodies, and to restore local self-government, with local Courts of Appea', and to accomplish these ends the full-wing Requisition be presented to his Worship tie Mayor : We, the undersigned, being rated inhabitants of this Borough and Parish, request you to call a Public Meeting of the aboie named Persons, for the following purposes :- 1. To originate an equitable mode of rating all property in Liver pool to the Relief of the Poor. 2. To appoint a committee to investigate the accounts of the Churchwardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry of Liverpool for the last six years. 3. To petition the Legis'ature to adopt stringent, prompt, simple, and effective measures; to punish by 11 .e and imprisonment the user of deceitful balances, the man that gives short weights and adulte rates his goods, which is carried on to an enormous extent. 4. To inquire into the working of the Poor. Law BM, and other measures connected with, or originating In centralizing b )(lies, and to petition the house of Commons to restore the old English princi ples of local self-governmant, and to abolish useless commissions. hp. To divide for Parochial and Ecclesiastical purposes the parish of Liverpool into four parishes. 6. To call on the Charity Commissioners to investigate, on the spot, every charity in Liverpool, with a view to benefit the public and to obtain education for all, without reference to creed or party. The Requisition lies for signature at Mr. STONZIO3, 87, Finch-street, Liverpool, arid at the NORTIMIN Tomess office. A BARON OF BEEF CUT FROMJA PRIZE BEAST, FED BY THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGH, Dalkeith Palace, Edinburgh, WILL BE, ROASTED ON THURSDAY, 31sT DEC., MORRISH!S MERCHANTS' DINING-ROOMS, LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-STREET. ANDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA WATER MANUFACTORY AND REFRESHMENT ROOM, 22, EXCIZANGE-STR¢ET EAST. SUMMER BEVERAGES: IMPROVED SEinurs POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATER. MACKENZIE AND MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED kiIiNBURGH BISCUITS. THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUITS. BARCLtY'S STOUT, AND ALLSOPP'S ALES, INiontp. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF £lO EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. OFFICES : 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL, 36, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, ALSO, MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has new a Capital of 75,C00, with power to increase It to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amOunt of business transacted is equal to £130,000 per annum. The Office at Birkenhead has been opened for the special convenience of residents cn the Cheshire side of the river, for which purpose clerk will be in daily attendance, and business can be transacted is all reepec's the same as at the Liverpool Office. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), in Sums from £5 to .t 1,600, at the following charges;-- Entire Charge, Including Form of Application• £lO repayable at s+. per week.. £2O „ Bs. „ 20s. „ .......... 218 6 .WlOO 41s. „ 5 15 0 £2OO „ 80s. •• • • And upwards, in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments than weekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the country can ba accommodated on paying - a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses. For Pr, spectuses and other infJrmation, apply as above, to CHRIS. ELT ISON, Manager. JOHN P LLISON,-Secretary. ELLEWELL'S. SI N CALOR INDIA RUt;RER WATERPROOF COATS, CAPES, &c. Which are guaranteed in any climate against the adhesiveness common hitherto to all other Waterproofs. " Royal Mail Steam-packet Atrato. "Southampton, 30th July, 1857. , "The Waterproof (Sinoalor) I n di a R u bb er Coat you were PO enough to supply me with, urior to taking my last voyage:to the Wevt Indies, is the only article of the kind 1 have ever bad that appears tO answer every purpose intended, but especially that of being imper vious to the heat of the tropics, the great fault of all others I have ever tried of its kind. "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommending It to evert traveller ; but especially those bound to the tropics. (Signed) '• F. WOOLLEY." AT HELLE WELL'S, Nos. 2 it 3, QUADRANT, LIME-MEET, AND 53, CASTLE • STREET. EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND, H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF MATTRESSES , R ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED C HAI RS. I JELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BEDS. H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF CUSHION' H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF SWIMMING BELTS. H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF PILLOWS. HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF 13 A T HS. AT REDUCED PRICES, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIM E-STREET, AND $3, CASTLP STEM ET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ENGLAND. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS AT 14s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK LEGGING - St AT 12s PER PAIR. lIELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK KNEE CAPS, AT 105 PER PAIR.I HELL EWE L L'S ELASTIC SILK ANKLETS' AT 85 PER PAIR. H ELL E WE LL' S ELASTIC COT TON STOCKINGS. AT Ms PER PAIR. H ELLEIVELL'S ELASTIC COTT ON LEGGINGS, AT 9s PER PAIL H ELLEWELL'SELASTIC COTTON KNEE CAPS .... _ , AT 8s PER PAIR.HELLEWELL'SELASTIC COTTON ANKLETS, AT Ss PER PAIR, FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK JOINTSI Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME.STREE I', AND 53, CASTLE-9 STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN 'ENGLAN2f, H ELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERCHA SHEET FROM Is. PER lb. II ELLE WELL'S GUTTA PERCIIA TURING, _ __ _ . FROM 3d. PEtt FOOT. HELLEW D E R L Iv L___'S_ _GU_ TTA PERCH ANDS, 23. 4d. PE R lb. FIELL E WELL' S GUTTA PERCIO FANCY ARTICLES, AT REDUCED PRI CES. No. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CAST I ' S‘ STREET. _.....-- ... HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF CAPES' FROM los 6d, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME -S T REET, AND 53, CAST— LE. STREET. HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF COATS' FROM 13s 6cl, Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LINIE-STREET, AND 53, cASTO' STREET. HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF AMERICA N EXPANDING AND TRAVELLING BAGS. FROM Nos. 2 & 3, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CAST — STREET. [ lELLEWELL'S AMERICAN OVERSHOE OVERSHOES, OVERSEIOES, FROM IQ. 9d. PER PAIR, LO' Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LISIE-STREET, AND 53, CAST STREET. The Trade supplied on liberal terms for the Newest Styles.____ LI LLEWELL'S WA'FERPR(;OF STORM OR .1.1. CAPS AND HELMETS, FROM 35., ,ri,g' Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND:S3, CA.— STREET. H ELLEWELL'S WA rERPROOF LEGGINGS AND OVERCOATS, from 4s 6d. Nee. 2 14 3, QUADRANT , LIME-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLIsHMENTS IN ENGm—j H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK GUSSE.. 0 FOR BOOTS, from 2s 3d p er yard. V, S. H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SI L K B RAG ALL H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK WEBBS, WIDTHS AND COLOURS. W E OS , H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC STAY " 13 INCHES AND 16 INCHEES WIDE. .410' Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , AND 53, STREET. AND' BEING THE LARGEST ES rAELISHMFNTS IN HELLEWELL'S VULCANISED 1ND144" R s om v is 10d PER lb. RUBBER WASHERS, RUBBER UL li ELLEWELL FI NG Tubing oofos .d .2 i an fo r 3Acidsstock QUADRANT, . a, Bid d nd o r G de a r s a . FROM le 8d PER lb. IA SHEET,CA VULCANISED D IN DIA TTELLE WELL'S VULCA N I S E D IND eg, - 1 - L RUBBER DELIVERY and SUCTIONS °_ be r atll's - r , T ,01). STREET. BEING THB LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN EN , yEEav-smerißudEnestEccTari:ftbluvopfp2l3ine,ddio, 11a - 0 . MONEY WITHOUT SURETIES. NATIONAL DISCOUNT LOAN FUND AND DEPOSIT BANK, 10, ESSIX.STREET, STRAND, LONDON. • LOANS from 45 to 2500 with Sureties. LOANS from Z 5 t ,2 0 ° without Sureties, at extra risk premiums. Bill. discounted at 9 P cent. Meney advanced on Bills of Sale, F re eh o ld an d L e asehol d Property, &c. Forms on application, 2d. G. LAURENCE, Manager. THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUN I COMPANY—LIMITED. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and particulars Of Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER, Manager. T I IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY, HEAD OFFICE—LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL, BRANCH OFFICE-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER. CAPITAL, £50,000. Loans advanced from .4'20 to £5OO, to be repaid in Twelve month. , by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. • BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from .€lOO to £l,lOO, to extend over period et one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87. LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL._ A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED. QIIREN'S HALL, BOLD STREET. T.Thder the Distinguished Patronage of I _ 11. His Grace the Duke of Arly.e, 1 Major General flitchin, Lord Cranstoun, I Don Pedro de Montezunia, And several families of distinction. SIG. A. BOSCO Begs to announce that he will give TWO EXTRA GRAND PERFORMANCES, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2, 1858, Mears'No AT Two, EVENING AT EIGHT, e will introduce several New and Startling Tricks, also the Great Gun Trick, the Inexhaustible Bottle, and lipirit Rapping. Signor Bosco's Brass Band will b 3 in attendance. Prices of Admission : Reserved Seats. 21. I Unreserved...... Is Gallery ..• ..6d. Tickets may he had and places s e c u r e d a t t he Queen's /fall, Bold street, where plans of the room may be seen every day from twelve to four ; likewise at all the principal Mwaic Shops in sown. Children under ten years of age. Half-price to Reserved and Unreserved Seats only. Fir funher particulars, see Bilis. H ALL L A Y T ON HENRY SMITH, The eminent VOCALIST and PIANIST, h as the honour to announce that his MUSICAL AND PICTORIAL ENTERTAINMENT, ENTITLED, "HIS VOYAGE TO, AND WANDERINGS IN AMERICA," (Beautifully Illustrated by Williams's Gigantic Diorama), IS NOW O?EN, THIS and EVERY EVENING, Commencing at Eight o'clock urecisely. T FY- HE CHRISTMAS MINISTRELS A MUSICAL and SCENI C ENTERTAINMENT, of an entirely new Character, will be Performed is the CONCERT HALL, Loan Nizeolusraszt, Tlll3 EVENING (Thursday). the Last Day of the Year. VOCALISTS : MRS. SC tRISBRICK, I MISS WYNNE, MR. AI ILLAR, MR. SCARISBRICK. Reserved Seats, 25.; Gallery, Is. ; Area, 6d. Tickets at the Principal Music Sellers. To COMMENC! AT EIKEIT O'CLOCK. E EXHIBITION of the LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD POST.OF#ICE-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET, IS NOW OPEN TO TUN 'WORKING CLASSES. Day Admission, 6d. Children under Twelve, Half-price. Cate ognes, 6d. Open from Ten to Four o'clock. Evening Admission, 2d. Catalogues, Id. Open from Six to Ten o'clock. Brilliantly illuminated with Gas. JAMES PELHAM, S:cretary. Yl,OOO PRESENTS • WILL BE GIVEN AWAY. R. By Expras Command of the GREAT WIZARD OF THELWORLD, S I G. A. BOSC 0, ,000 PRESENTS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY, AT THY QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD-STREET, ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, Consisting of Brooches, Bracelets, Portmonias, and various other Juvenile presents, during his THREE ENTERTAINSIENTS! Which he will give as fo lows :—The First will commence at Two, the Second at FIVE, and the Third at EIGHT. Signor Bosco's Brass Band will be in attendance. :Prices of Admission : Reserved Seats 2s. I Unreserved...... Is I Gallery Tikes may be had and places secured at the Qaeen's Ball, Bold street, where plans of the room may be peen every day from twelve to four ; likewise at all the principal Music shops in town. Children under Ten years of age, Half-price to Reserved and Unreserved Seats only. For further particulars, see Bills. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. pEOPLES' CONCERTS -•..... The Popular Vocal!st, MISS REBECCA ISAACS, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2ND, 1833. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' BALL. THE COAIMITTEE OF THE LIVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION Beg to intimat3 that the A NNUAL CHARM BALL, in aid of the fund for the support of the ALM3-HOUSES AND SCHOOL 4, WEST DERBY ROAD, Will take place at the TOWN HALL, ON WF DNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1358, Under the patronage of His Worship the MATOZ. To insure this Ball being equal to sny that have taken pace in these magnificent rooms, both as regards refreshments, music, and the general comfort of the visitors, the Committee have secured the services of Mr. SAMUEL TOWEIM of the Angel Hotel, who will pro vide the Refreshments, an 4 Mr. F, QUI as Gs= vwo OD'a QUA Dal Lz BANDS will pre: de in the Orchestra. Tickets ;including Refreshments), los each, may be obtained at Messrs. films & Son's music shop, Chnrch.street ; Mr. Dreaper's music shop, Bold-street ; Mr. Smith's music shop, Lord-street ; at all the principal Newsprger Offices, and from the following Com mittee, viz.:—l'. Carter, Bi, Hanover-street; W. Coward, Regent road ;G. W. Hunt3r, Mill-street ; Warriner, Copperas-hill ;J. Morgan, Williamson-square • J. Jone., Cable•st ree t ; T. Jones, Brownlow-hill ;R. A. M•Knight, Rose-place ;G. Howe, Canning place; W. Birch, Murray-street ; J. JaEion, Warwick-street ; G. aleyrick, Hanover-street; T. W. May, Ranelagh-street ; P. Coombes. Great Charlotte-street; and at the Offices of the Association, 2, Williamson-street. THOMAS CARTER, Chairman. TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL , AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE..BT., NEAR THE TOP OP WHITECHAPIL, GRAND VOCAL AND COMIC ENTERTAINMENT. GREATER. ATTRACTION THAN EVER. Extraordinary Engagement of Herr SHENI' ON, the GREAT MAN. MONKEY, who will appear every Evening. Immense Success of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the Great Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Also, Mr. D. LODGE, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMER. the pleasing Swiss Melodist. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist. Likewise FANNY, the popular Operatic Danseuse. Mr. TOM BENNETT, will sing his New Song—" Tag HISTORY OP Tax GaSAT COMET," Together with a first-rate Instru mental Band. The Wonderful Turkish SMOKING and MOVING AUTOMATON, from the Paris Exhibition, will be exhibited Every Evening. ♦DMISSION FEEL ST. GEORGE'S HALL. pEOPL E'S CONCERTS The Popular Vocalist, MISS REBECCA ISAACS, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2No, 1858 Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. T I IVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED JULY,' 1838. PATRONS: THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL, Le*d Stan'ey, M P W. Brown, Esq., M.P T. B. Horsfa I, Esq., M.P., T. Thornely, Esq., B .P., J. C. Ewart, Esq., M.P., &c., &c., &c. The SIXTIETH PUBLIC PERFORMAN^E of the above Society will take place on FRIDAY, the Bth of January next, in ST. Geo/Lea's HAIL, when Handel's sublime ORATORIO "THE MESSIAH," will be Performed. Particulars in future advertisements. BOSCO! BOSCO!! BOSCO!!! UEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET