Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

bi auction. By Order of the Mortgagees. BY MR. BRANCH, At the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, This Day (Monday.) the 21st instant, at Half-past One (for Two o'clock precisely), subject to conditions, TWO DWELLING-HOUSES , (together or sepa rately) on the north side of, and :.os. I and 3, in Moss street, Netherfield-road, Everton, near the "Derby. Arms" Hotel. Frontage of Land, 30 feet 7 inches ; depth, 21 feet ; contents, 71A square yards. The Houses have been recently drained to the satisfactiim of the Authorities, at considerable expense. Tenure Freehold of Inheritance. Apply to Mr. FRODSIIAN, Solicitor, 16, South Castle-street, Liverpool. QUANTITY OF BLANKETS, CLOTH, DOESKINS, TWEEDS, WATERPROOF COATS, &c. R. J. F. GRIFFITHS; • (the only authorised suc cessor of the late firm of Messrs. Thos. Winstanley and Sons will SELL by AUCTION on Friday next, .the 25th instant at two o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, 44. Cherch-street, Liverpool, a Quantity of Blankets, Pieccs of Cloth suitable for private families, WaterproorCoats, &c. To be viewed on the morning of sale and catalogues had on the premises, 44, Church-street, Liverpool. Genuine and Select Collection of PAINTINGS, Griffiths's (late Winstanley and Sons' Gallery,) No. 44, Church-st. MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS, Successor to the late firm of Messrs.• Thos. Winstanley and Sons, respectfully announces that he has been honoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at his New Gallery, No. 44, Church-street, 34 Paintings, including a few water-colour Drawings, from the collection of J. B. Neilson, Esq., including, amongst the . modern productions of art, The Toilet and Two Rustic Female Reads, by Dukes ; French Peasant Girl, by Solomons ; sweetly painted Lanscape with cattle and figures, by Maezman ; Sportsman and Dogs, by Ansdell ; a set of eight spiritedly painted Sportng Subjects, delineating a Fox Hunt from the find' to the 'death,' painted by Dolby; modern Flemish landscapes, by Caging ;. pair cf Landscapes, by Ibbotson ; three Sea Pieces by Solomon, sen., &c.; pair of Battle Pieces by Salvator Rosa ; a grand picture of The Battle of Trafalgar, suitable for a public building in Liverpeol ; Ruins, by Panini ; Old Buildings with a Water Mill, Waterloo ; Portrait of Rubens, &c. ; pair of extraordinary Water-colour Drawings of Landscapes and Birds, signed Henstenberg, fecit 1694 ;" and a beautifully finished Dead Game,' by Alfred Taylor. The above works may be viewed on Monday, the 28th, when catalogues may be had at the gallery and office of Mr. J. F. Griffiths, No. 44, Church-street. -TURNER and HOLLINS, . AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS: SALEROOMS AND OFFICES: 45, LIME-STREET. SALES OF FURNITURE, STOCK, MACHINERY, Conducted at moderate charges, with prompt settlements; • .VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE DUTY, TRANSFERS, &c. A Register of Houses, Properties, and Trades, to be Sold or Let, open for inspection. Insurances effected. IIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, Chimney Glasses, &c. Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. MESSRS. TURNER & HOLLINS will SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Monday), the 21st inst., at Eleven o'clock, at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street, an Assortment of useful and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, Chimney Glasses, &c., comprising • drawing-room suite, mahogany and walnutwood 100, centre, Pembroke . and oVier tables, mahogany hair-seated, cane, windsor chairs, sofas, couches, easy chairs, centre table, hat and umbrella stands, carpets, oilcloth, fenders, china, glass, sets of fire irons, bookcase, half-tester, camp, a - zd French bedsteads, feather and flock beds, bedding, mattresses, toilet tables, washstands, night commodes, beams and- scales, Venetian blinds, candlesticks, snuffers, umbrellas, carpet bags, port manteaus, hatboxes, guncases, axes, adzes, Russian gun, swords, engravings, window cornices, k tchen furniture and utensils, &c., &c. ; removed for convenience of sale. On view on the morning of sale, and catalogues and all further information at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. Excellent HOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, Chimney Glasses, Piano-forte, &c., 34, Great George-street. MESSRS. TURNER & HOLLINS a re i ns t ruc t e d to SELL • by AUCTION, on Tuesday next, the 22nd instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, 34, Great George street, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Chimney Glasses, Piano-forte, &c., of a lady removing, comprising mahogany 100, dining, card, Pembroke, and other tables, work tsrme Teohoe-orm roam hair cnof _ nano. an nth or chairs, sofas, couch, chiffenniere, timepiece, curtains, cornice poles, carpets, oil cloth, hearth rugs, mahogany and polished birch half-tester, four-post, camp, French, and iron bedsteads, with hangings, mattresses, beds, bedding, mahogany bidet, chests of drawers, washstands, and dressing tables, toilet glasses, pictures, fenders and fire-irons, window blinds. and rollers, gasaliers and fittings, kitchen utensils, &c. On view on the morning of Sale, and catalogues and all further information at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. Choice ROSE TREES, FRUIT TREES, Strawberry Plants, Raspberries, Shrubs, &c., Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. O s L A LM b 'S y A a t r T e c T fa m vo ‘T ure on d . M E S instructionsw7tlll;S. Ttii Ni . E t ß o offer l for i LE Thursday next, the 24th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the fore-' noon, at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-Street, a large consign ment from one of the most select collections•of Bourbon, Moss, Fybrid, Perpetual, and other first-class ROSES, choice fruit trees, strawberEiq of the rarest kinds, magnum bonum rasp berries of the best kinds in cultivation, shrubs, &c., &e. All clean and healthy plants, and selected from the stock of a leading nurseryman. The names guaranteed. On view on the morning of sale, and catalogues and all further inforMation may be had from the auctioneers, at the Auction Mart, 43, Lime-street. Modern and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Chimney Glass, Square Piano-forte, by Allen, Drapery, Sheeting, , Calico, Japanned and Papier Machd Goods, valuable Wring- : ing Machine, Portable Shower Bath, &c. BY MR. GREEN, On Thursday next, the 24th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at his spacious Commission Salerooms, Market-' street, IV rkenhead, SEV ER AL Consignments• o f excellent modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, about fourteen mahogany and birchwood four-post bedsteads, mahogany and painted wardrobes, &c., together with a varieV of kitchen requisites, and other effects. May be viewed prior to and on the morning of sale and cata logues had. 4n21 BY ORDER OF TILE MORTGAGEES. BY MESSRS. CORRIE & SON, On Wednesday, the 30th instant, at Six o'clock in the evening, at the house of lir. James Fox, the London hotel, Lord street, Birkenhead, in the county of Chester, subject to con _ ditions to be then and there produced, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being No. 32, on he west . side of Sandford•street in Birkenhead a f oresaid, and now in the holding of Mrs. Jackson. The property is within a few minutes' walk of the docks. For further particulars apply to Mr. James Gill, solicitor, Birkenhead. 10n30 MR. M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street, having been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm ei Thos. Winstanley and Sens, fora period of eighteen years, is enabled, frompractical experience, to conduct Sales by Auction, of Furniture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same honourable terms as his late emn!oyers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer of Property punctually attended to.—AddrPss Mr.ll‘Clelland, Auctioneer and General Anpraiser, 10, Basnett-. street, Liverpool. Zrf Srofb, lltistellanenns. fU SALE, a BAY MARE, 15 Lunas k../ old, a capital Huntress; a rail opportunity rising - 7 ye,rz weight and goes well in Harness. --T„ our for a liptt son's; Bed-street, daily from Eleven to . Your, 11 at Mr. Situp 1,20 PIANO- I' DP,T OR SALE, a fine - toned SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO/D-1,7T Fl' in handsome rosewood case, comple t e w ith a i l the na.9 . tk r ," 'improvements. Price Twenty Guineas only. Wa.rraute.4l genuine instrument.—O•; ;,t 44, Norton-street, 'Liverpool. SHELLS, MINERALS. FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCIi". - MITE Collection of the late - DAVID DYSON, Esq:, , of Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or sinlc.Specimens. It contains large crle:; of rare collected by the late possessor in Honduras and clher placca. Apply to F. P. Marrat, No. 22. Ros.:;oe Arcade. Livrrpool. TO DYERS AND CLEANERS. be DISPOSED OF, the BUSINESS, MACETINERY, j_ FIXTURES, &c., of an F,ht-establisherl In one of the most improving thoroughfares, (loIns,” a 'good - business. Satisfactory reasons wilt be• given f6l - ' it. For further particulars apply to Lewis allitS Mo - ;:rsoy,! Accountants, 3, Lord-street. Gna; gvgatlments, - WANTED, for a single gentleman, APAitTMENT,S near th, WAlington Dock. None- need make application Who have other lodgers.---Apply, by letter, acidrebeed.J. 1;., DailyL'imes ()Mee. FOUR DOORS FROM A LICNEIt eQUARE-. TO be Let, at 188, OraTe-str,et, drawing-roam or parlgur„ and bedroom, with or without dressing-room. The house is newly finished, and. painted and papered thrOughout..—i Terms moderate. Gert 0 lit ,$.aZ o Xtt SLATEY-LANE, OPPOSITE CLAUGHTON CHURCH. 9 1 0 be SOLD or • LET, Two newly-built Semi-detached VILLAS, on the omnibus road from 'Woods:de to Oxtm, containing dining, drawing, and•• breakfast-rooms;' five bed- • rooms, bath-room and water-closet, with good. kitchens, &c. • Apply to Mr. Baynes, on the premises ; or Mr. Robt. Hughes, Land Agent, 5;1, Church-street, Birkenhead. „ 8:123 PO be' SOLD or LET, TwO new Detaehed I'ILLAS, - in Lillc road, Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, and break fast r.'oms and butler's pantry on the first Iloor, nine bedrooms, dressing-room, bathroom, closet, dc.c., with garden - back aii;•l front, and now ready for occupation. ' Apply on tee Premises. Also, To be•SOLD, Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental £7 2. Two HOUSES, east side of. Berkley-street ; rental £9O. And Two HOUSES, Nos. 4 and 5, Parkfield-terrace, Prince's-park ; rental £155. Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick Dock. '10n27 • TO BE SOLD OR LET. MO be SOLD or LET, the REMAINDER of a LEASE, • 1 of which there are Thirteen Years to ru., of a RICE MILL, in Parr-street, together with the 'MACHINERY, UTENSILS, and TOOLS, Complete, with " powerful stcaya engine and constant supply of • water on the premises; four • warehouse-rooms, each 71 feet - long,- 35 -feet-broad,- varying • in height .; stable, cart-house, .Cc. The place is yell= cal culated for a saw 'mill,' joiners, Tiok-makers - on a large scald, or any works where large Stealll-power is required. Apply personally, or by note, to Mr. Pringle, 45, Edge-lane. •,12n23 TO BE. SOLD. . -MO he SOLD, in one or more lots, the PERPETUAL I. ANNUAL SUM of £76, payable half-yearly, secured ucon freehold property producing upwards of £3OO per annum. Price. £l,BOO. Apply to Messrs. Owen and Menu, soliCitbrs, No. 7, Clayton-square, Liv. rnoel. A 'Freehold STILItTiOUSE, SHOP, and DWELLING HOUSE, by Great Homer-street. Let at £2B. • PrieV, £4OO. o excellent Freehold DIVELING-HOUSES, by Breck road. Let at £72. Price, €1,250. - - Eight Freehold HOUSES, at Edge-hill. Let at • £l2l 16s. Price, £l,lOO. A BEERHOUSE, and a MILKHOUSE. adjoining, situate on Edge-hill. Freehold, and let at £l2. Price, .El5O. • . Three lots of Freehold BUILDING LAND, by Ch tsworth street, Edge-hill (with advances.) Juice or on chief real. RAINHILL.—FreehoIciBUILDING LAND, in Lots to suit intended residents, and either in fee, on chief rent, or on lease. Apply ;o Messrs. Owen and .Bence, Solicitors, 7, Mika square, Liverpool. . . • 121121? TO BE LET. RAINHILL.---To be LET, an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, with good -Garden and Stable, and hilving :a most beautiful south-westward prospect. • Immediate posses sion available. Apply to John Bacon, Esq., Bootle, or Messrs. Owen and Menee. EVERYON.---A good FAMILY HOUSE .in QUeen's-road, Everton. 7,. CLAYTON-SQUARE.---Doable OFFICES and sp.aciott4, light, and lofty CELLARS (together or separately,) parts of No. 7, Clayton-square. Apply to Messrs. Owen and Bence, Solicitors, 7, Clayton square, Liverpool. 12n21. MO be SOLD, the; EQUITY of Sx. HOUSES,. Freehold, situate in Caldbecl:-tetrace. west side of 'Wel lington-road, Smithdown-lane. Rental A.3(1 each ; will be sold to pay a large per centage. For partbulars apply to W. Kershaw, accountant, Wason-buildings, 4, Harrington-street, Castle-street. . , - GRASSENDALE-PARK. To be SOLD or LET, a Semi-detached yiLLA, near the river, in the south road of Grassendale-park, AiOurth, containing two entertaining rooms, five'bedrooms, bathrooth, &c ; also coach-house, &c., with good garden back and front. Rent £6O. Apply at the inept door, or to W. Kershaw, accountant, Wason-buildings, 4, Harrington-street. .. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. LAND NEAR THE BRUNSWICK DOCK. - MO be SOLD, 4,500 - yards of LAND,. Freehold, with three good frontages, viz., . Mann-street, Nortlitu,:b2r land-street, and Grafton-street, Price about two-thirds of the valuation. Three-fourths of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Apply to.W. Kershaw, Wason-buildings, liar rington-street. 30,000 YARDS dt LAND AT WAVER:NUE. TO be SOLD, .withciut; restrictions, upivaids' of 30004 Yards of LAND, Copylv.ld,. at .a • very. mpderate price, situate adjacent to the Wavertree-rOad, on the north side near Aile entrance of the Tillage: Apaly to:W. Vershaw,,War-btild ng,s, 4; Harrington-are:4, CaNtle4treet: go ITe Xet, rtizzu. thikts:' MO be LET, the No. 75, Edge"-larii.Vaidfrat No. 77. 18n25 RO FERRY. rflo be LET, with immn'•':. re possession, a Detaehedl'lLLA, containing four ent4nt..ning-rooms, ten bedroo, bath room, butler's pantry, and other suitable offices ; good gardens,' Well-stocked with fruit trens, greenhouse, vinery, &c.; a four stalled stable, coach-113n5%, ' shippon, and a man.:sorvant's cottage.---Apply to- Robert Dobson, - Estate Agent, 9, King street, Rock Ferry. • . • • :(31123 ROCK_ FERRY.. •V l-.1,•1•...11 n.l. VILLA, containing two sitting-rooms aucltiNe bedroom,: ; garden•baek and front. Rent - £33.---Apply to Robert PobsOn, Es;ate Agent, 9, King-street, Rook Ferry. .23 ROCK FEItRY. rjlo he LET, with immediate possession, a convenient 1 DWELLING-HOUSE, containing three sitting-rOoms and . five bedrooms, with kitehenS on the grounfl floor. Rent £27., ---Apply to Robert Dabs*" Estate Agent, 9, King-str , :et, Rol( Ferry. • Gn23 ~! WEST - DERBY-ROAD. ~ ;, • •• * TO be LET,.withimmediate possession, a very compact and pleasantly-situate:l Cottage RESIDENCE, situate 6, Ber- ; wick-street, West. Dvrby-ripad, near the 4polpgical Gardens,' and containing two reception-room, three 44ed-rooms, two kitcheAs, and coal vault on the ground floor ;. good' yard, back entrance, &c. Rent £lB per annum.. Appiy at 8, Duncan street, Great Gporge-street ; or at N0.,1, Berwick-street. 61122 t MO be . LET; ' the excellent HOUSE •at ‘Graiiire-mount, Claughton, Birizenhertd, lately occupied by Mr. Andrew Knox. • It. contains, two gpod kitchens, large parlour, dieing room, 'five 'bod-fooms,' viater-closet, bath-room; and it has been newly !paiilted; papered, &c., and is well suited for the residence of a sentecl family. Keys at Mr. Foulkes, next • house. ; Kent L - 43. Mr. Irardisty, ton-street. - 1 ' Gn22 go be ,tt, lift5i1111;5" Premifid. M 0 be LET, a convenient Double OFFICE, 31, Strand-street, J: lately occupied by-Duncan Oil+, . CE 22 1110 be LET, a large 110 17.;F: and SHOP, with Plate-glass Front, No. CZ, Perobrok,;-place. Nov next door (Bp.-- Apply at 37, Cliapside. • 611_3 O be LET, SHOP and CELLAR, with Fixtures, i 3, Wate-r -100-road.. Runt moderate. No goodwill. Apply to Mr. Canis, 2, Wapping. - " ' 3n19 - .• . TO be LET, a FIVESTALL STABLE and COTTTAGE,' bottom of Clayton-street, Byrom-street. iteut £2l per annum. Enquire at No. 9; Cuerdon-street. • • - 6n23 OFFICES. TO be LET, Two excellent 'ICOOLIS, suitable fwe OFFICES, in St. Gauge's-builangs, Leigh-street, .having as entrance .also from tasnott,street. • The allov;., been newly painted and paltered, and will ti a rec,p , , , ,t , lble. • tenant at a moderate ;rent. •Apply at the Office al tb4 40, Leigh-street, • , WANT at ED,' YOUTH that elh t ply 45, B sta ridgeter-ntrddt.' • - 't .74 AN TAN )T ,' O D l , e a rcr o !t ri, e -S et ERVANT-010,A11 7 VTOItK.-- . -A l, ) y -y WANTED ' a TURN-OVER A PPIIEN TICE to the •PRINTING BUSINESS; one who has about four years, to serve. ,pply,to °tan and 11%111e, 15, Sc Path John-street.' WANTED, •. a• 'YOUTH, from IS t 6 20 'yeari; :of : acquainted with Office a!ul ac3teltolucd to Keep Books connected with Permanent B - tilding Societies. Achi.res3' to T. C. Z., iVorth,t:n Daily .27,71 es Ofd3o. TO WORItING TAILORS. w A N ta T T r I v : E.7 .3 - , c y L o 'A r sp ie t c l - e ,. \ :- I I:laf . s p t i o; t w o % r t e o Miii runes, 3, South Cat-Ale-street, Live,.pool. Ilistelt-atteptls (JAI-Aunts. • vT AN'I': a I.andsorn COG PQN y, I; to 15 hands t -. - arraiitcd soirA and free front- every v. 2,, ali,sa 11 to ride and .ih hatness.. &'l)iy, stating all Parti - : •-•. A trial wilt •be reqt,ired. • Address T, 4\ - 42 I:‘ ; Oface. 3112.1 - too eittr: tTinfri::. -v,,,,,. co:.! .•.„, : IVAN , .:. I), a Fad 11U u . .9 ... , . ~. , •,, ~ i - ,, , u,51 I . ioori Y 1 anti four. oodroolus,---wit I , 1- • ' k' . ' '.. •''; ' • 1. ',,,.,., :I „., t , , t..! pre:ferreAl.---i r the neighbourhoot), of ) •,, •,t•.,• " • -, , _ '. A ;;,• Pl`2!,i,wit., or Bedford-street., 11 , 1, L ' " ' ' - ' '-- L. J. 'tv-., t:inc"..`e-or the ".21 - orthrrn .7),: . ' l':. '• . ___,. . .. , 7, - EFT-OPP eLfrnIES WI; , ITED, for Exportation. (La.q. ,: A 4 ( ientl.2lnert's, and MU en's,) fur which the hifzheot.prke, will 1.)..s ei -- .,i , in. els!, I.ad ~,, and Geriticinleil wa:ted on at ..,,,,,, he,: in alt parts of Laheashire and Cheshire.—Address 4 ~ r ?f r . : j . , - ,01.. - son, 47, Mrctwulow-hill, `',;R. "•tvi , ' al.fl :41.1•Utry 4410thc9.0f alltintki bought. tfo ..._____„-- ____ Jil , ,11: 1 ;1 1 : crshir • I` UZTY:ILII IX - _INTEIL • _ii)N 0:1,;111( :1.017,r,:,....1ity o1,;;11'5 far :- :nue Young ,Gi,,i ti ,_,, ', p:, ,( - ,illi.; litllll. C,S, 000 to .•`..:1,00), to enter 'upon ," '-;,•.d11, • • . - 1 ' 'c. - , n 4 '-. c -, A . 1101,1 . ..5ALL - -wiNi.,- - a ,..41 Si•lTtil' 'fit!, DE. The conncxi.) - .1, whieh is -very extensive, 1,,‘1:47., the rc•-•ult of eiglit years' prog'ress 7 ,or,, is exclusively 5 , 11J1, , 2 6 t i%f:, - .lte. TitiliiiiCS. 4 retail tic ei16 , 1 Is att!telica, soll tar the exechtfuti - of : their Smaller orders, a nd thus,: of e,,,,,„ purglianers,, for which latter clas , :s , PAr.t.i'dularly, the situat t en is the best iv, Liverpool. A knewl,n,y g e of tne trail:: is nqt indispensahl!;, the - a dveitiser haviu, hail twenty-hr.': years' experience ili .- the different higher Lr.uches of it. latterly it the Premir,es alluded to. For karther particulars address W. M. C.., Ott, Myrtle-,street, LiTr.rpool. DaWftlais gonfracts CONT ELACT FOR PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, AND IRONMONGERY. THE Guardian.s of the 'of the Township of Toxteth, Par!: are desirous of contracting for th? Supply if the undermentioned PROVISIONS, &e., for the Inmates of the Workhouse, from the 15th .day, of December next until the 30th day of JUne, 1860, viz., Milk, Buttermilk, Fresh Butter, Butchers' Meat, Flour, Oatmeal, Peas, Groceries, Candles, Soap, Soda, Salt Butter,-Cheese, and Potatoes. Tenders are also required for the Supply of the following Articles of IRONMONGERY, on or before the said 15th day of December next, viz., Tin Panikins and Dishes, Galvanised Coal .Hods; Buckets, &c., ,Bread Tins, Knives, Forks,- and Spoons, Kitchen Pans, together with. six Counter and other Weighing Machines, Weights, Sic. Samples of such of the Provisions as may bepracticable must be sent with the Tenders free of. expense; and Samples and Patterns of the Taos- MO:. EERY Goods (except W ighing Machines) may be, inspected at the Porter's Lodge at the New Workhouse; in Smithdown lane, on and after the 23rd instant: No Tenders will be enter tained unless made with reference to such samples and pat terns (where applicable) and on the printed Form to be obtained at my office. • The Tenders ( s ealed) must be sent_ to the Workhouse on or before Tuesday, the 29th day of November instant. The Guar dians do notundertake to accept the lowest or any Tender. By Order of the Board, WILLIAM CLEAVER, . Clerk to the Guardians. 2, Elliot-street, Liverpool. 6n25 Blertuti. TRUST MONEY TO LEND on• Mortgage of Free hold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Property, in various Sums. Apply to Mr. Radcliffe, 11, Dale-street, and 13, Hackin's-hey, Liverpool. 26(117 BIRKENHEAD GAS AND ,WATER BONDS. TO be SOLD, a few of the above-mentioned well known BONDS; lowest price £lO2 each.---Apply to Mr. Beloe, ACCountant, 22, Lord-street. 6n23 TO. LEND, 1000 At 41 per Cent.; and £2,000 at 4A per Cent., on good mortgage security. Also, several SUMS, from £2OO to £5,000, at 5 per cent. Apply to W. Kershaw, Accountant, Mason-buildings, 4, Harrington-street, Castle-street. Eet•Lblished twenty, Yeari, A / TANEY E\ T, in sums from Ten Guineas and u upwards, on Watches, Plate, Jewels, manufactured goods, valuable Pictures, Antiques, &c., on more advantageous terms. than by. any other party in Liverpool:—Apply at 114, Duke-street (private house.) THE COUNTY PALATINE LOAN COMPANY (Limited,) GRANT LOANS, From £2O to £5OO, UPON TITLE DEEDS, SCRIPS, DEBENTURES, PERSONAL SECUEITy, OD, OTHERWISE, REPAYABLE /3Y WEEKLY, MONTHLY, On QUARTERLY INSTALMENTS. As may be agreed upon. Apply at the Offices of the Company, No.. 5, CHURCH-ALLEY. JAMES WEN SLEY, Secretary. ADELP lII' LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED.) - . .OFFICES : 38, RENSIIAIV-STREET; 25, CROPPER STREET, LIVERPOOL. 36, HAMILMON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. NIANCHESTER, PRESTON, AND ST. HELEN'S. The present amount of business is equal to • £20p,000 PER ANNUM. All business connected with• Loans under £l5 is transacted at the Office, ivo. 25, Cropper-street, -behind the.liead-office. The OFFICE IN IitarcENUEAD - has been opened for the especial canvenience of residents on the Cheshire side of the river, for which purpose a Clerk is in daily attendance,. and business can be transacted' in all respects • the same as at the Liverpool Office. . • FOATS GRANTED on approved security (and on J the shortest notice), in sums from £5 to £l4OO at the iollow:ug charges Entire Charge, including .Eorm of Application _ . £lO, repayable at ss. per week - £0 12 6 ' g 2 Q, .•2, . Bs. ~ . . £5O, 9t 20s. „- , £l9O, PI ` 40i • ff 5 15 £2OO, „ 80S. „ Aid upwards in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments than weekly, and for fixed and longer periods. - .-, LOANS , WITHOUT SITRETIES. . rity of Deeds Corporation or Dock Bonds,- Shares in Building SocietieS, Railway, or other Public Companies, and upon any btlf6r - eTa - Ss - ofSe - onrity that is at air times " a - vailable. - "The charges in. cases where special .security ; is given will be reduced considerably, and tha repayment can be made either in:•o,nesnm at a- fixed period, or by instalments as maybe agreed upon. • DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT. Tradesthen and others not having accf2m to a Bank, can tave their, Bills Diseottutpd promptly, and on very moderate tettaS. Parties_ resiathg in the. country can be accommodated - on paying reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses: For prospectuses, and ether : , pic.‘rtnr.tior , ., apply as above, to . , ELLI4ON, Manager: Jolly ELLIBON, Sectetatiy. ..„ ` 4 jtitels, • • THE PALATINE DINING-ROOMS, 25, CABLE-STREET. rr HE PROPRIETOR , in thanking his Pat ron s for - I' . the support they have v;forded him, informs them that durint , , the - GAME SEASON he is providing the "delicacies" each day at his usual low rates of Charges ;..and he trusts that th:...atention paiz. to each departme4t by, EXPERIENOED •SERVAN'tI4, under HIS OWN SUP.F.RINTENDENCE, will so tend to the comfort of his Priend.4 as to insure a con tinuance of their favours. . . • _._2S,~CAJ LE-STREET. ' ITISTTORS to L4SDON are respectfully informed that they-will Lind excellent accommodation, together 1 - • with the, quit, of a home, at MRS. WILBY'S BOARDING . 'llO-USB, I:S,`III,O3II O IELD=STREET, FINSBURY. )IC4pnd Breakfast, 7 2s. Gd. is . . ADLEY'S BUL•L'B. HEAD HOTEL $l/ • A AT n- ' PININ - G -1 100111S, • 6, 740011.-SIT:REET. The piLL. of FARE., ea,b flt. , „ will be found arnplo ati of t• quality. BILELVKVASTS, ''_ar...;cltEONS, TEAS, &c. sriures, N'D MALT' LI QUOLH, QUALITY ONLY. • • • to Waiters. • li()Riliß'T • FRASER, jR. • . OEIYE BIC& • • • :..1 , • CHAMPAGNES ..0 ti 3r, • t LLANclin, ag • . c 3 _ cA.It,TII MAN ONLI BB OBTAINED jvltifit.) I • " L 0 ND 0 N ," Cl AyToN-S QUARE, MR. R ARE I" . R. JOHN S. RAREY will give a PRACTICAL AND DEMONSTRAVIVE EXFOSITION of his SYSTEM OF TAMING WILD AND VICIOUS HORSES, AT lIENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE, • DALE-STREET, (Which he has specially Engaged for the above purpose,) ON TUESDAY NEXT, TIIE 22ND INSTANT, Commencing at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon. The Celebrated Horse "CRUISER" will be exhibited on this occasion, in addition to one or two other subjects. Any Gentleman possessing a Thorough-bred Horse that is totally unmanageable, will greatly oblige by addressing a note to Mr. J. S. nanny, care of Messrs. Lucas and Sons, Liverpool. Reserved Seats, Gentlemen £1 1 0 Do. * Do; Ladies OlO 6 Second Seats 0 15 0 Third Seats 7 6 Tickets can be taken and Seats secured at Ilimc and Sons, 57, Church-street. ' boors open at Half-past One. • (From the Daily News, July 18, 1859.) " A SINGULAR AND SUGGESTIVE FEATURE IN THESE EICHIDI- TIONS IS TILE ATTRACTION TREY SEEM TO RAVE FOR 151011, AND FAIR, AND NOBLE LADIES." The following description of the famous horse Cruiser may not be uninteresting. Appended are Lord Dorchester's and Argus's letters relative to Cruiser, before and after being tamed :--- BEFORE BEING TAMED. Cruiser, by Venison, dam by Little Red Rover, was bred by me in 1852, and I consider him to have been vicious from a foal ; he was always troublesome to handle, and showed tem per on every opportunity. On his road here from I)anebury he went on his knees and tore the' grbund up With his teeth. I have seen him lean against the wail of his box, and kick and scream for ten minutes together. In 1855 the Rawcliffe Stud Company and myself entered into an agreement respecting him, by which they were enabled to purchase the half of him on reasonable terms, provided they liked his stock; but, not withstanding the latter were much admired, I was requested to remove him after the second season, his savage propensi ties rendering the care of him too dangerous an office for any man in their employ. I was assured by the manager of the Rawcliffe Stud that for days he would allow no one to enter his box, and on one occasion tore an iron bar, one inch thick, in two with his teeth. If Mr. Rarey can tame him, I feel cer tain no horse can withstand his art. (Signed) DORCHESTER, Greywell, April 3, 1858. AFTER BEING TAMED. Having received instructions from Mr. Rarey in horse taming, I have much pleasure in adding my testimony to that of others respecting the marvellous facility with which he sub dues a horse of any age or temper, broken or not, and without the slightest injury to the animal or risk to man or horse. Mr. Rarey, when here, first subjugated a two-year old filly, per fectly unbroken. This he accomplished under half-an-hour, riding on her, opening an umbrella, beating a drone upon her, &c. He then took Cruiser in hand, and in three hours Mr. Rarey and myself mounted him. He had not been ridden for nearly three years, and was so vicious that it was impossible even to dress him, and it was necessary to keep him muzzled constantly. The following morning Mr. Rarey led him behind an open carriage, on his road to London. This horse was re turned to me by the Rawcliffe Stud Company on account of his vice, it being considered as much as a man's life was worth to attend to him. When it is taken into consideration what this animal was, and what he is now, it must be apparent to all proprietors of horses that they should obtain the knowledge that enablee them to obtain the mastery over any horse' in half-an-hour, and without danger to either party. dreywell, April 7. DORCHESTER. ARGUS'S ACCOUNT OF CRUISER BEFORE BEING TAMED. - (From the Morning Post of March. 2, 1358.) Mr. Rarey is a public man, and, of cmpse, exposed to criticism. Rome of his experiments, have been successful, but there has not been time enough to develop whether the do cility of those horses upon whom he has operated is as durable as he alleges. If, h ,wever, he would " walk over the course," and set criticism at defiance, let him go down some morning to Murrell's-green with a few of his aristocratic friends,. and "try" Cruiser, and if he can ride him as a hack, I would guarantee him immortality, without a single further ad vertisement, and an amount of ready money that would make (111 inu,4l.la vir ...to:. Tu , Lsuiug reitaCra will not be surprised at my selecting Cruiser, but as your general ones may be ignorant of him, I will append such particulars as may justify it.. Cruiser was the property of Lord Dorchester. Like .all Venison horses, his temper was not of the mldest kind, and Joha Day was delighted to get rid of hiin. When started for Rawcliffe; he told the man who led him on no account to put him into a stable, as he would never get him out. This injunction was' of course disregarded, for when the man wantedsonie refresh ment, he put him into a country public-house stable; and left him, iiiid to get him' out, the roof of the building had to be pulled off. At Rawcliffe, he was always exhibited by a groom with a ticket-of-leaVe blUdgeon in his hand, and few were bold enough to venture into his yard=the cordial Wish of every visitor to the sale apparently being "that sonictidendly bullet would..lay him low." Thii animal, then, whose temper had deprCci4ed him perlips a thousand pounds in value, I think -would be "the right horse in the right place" for Mr. Rarey. (From the Illustrated London News, April 17, 1558.) As a new creed should be attested by marvels, they are not wantiu here. Guy Carleton (Lard Dochester) has a horse called Cruiser---a noble creature to look at, but a fiend inoar nate-,whose malice - and fury have rendered him a terror to the circle of his acquaintance, who would scream with rage for ten minutes, would tear up the ground with his teeth, and • would snap iron bars, and, as his keeper (the only name for - a wild beast's custodian) remarked, smashed up stalls into lucifer matches. No groom could' approach him, and he had to be dressed by the aid of a long•pole, to which the currycomb was affixed, and a •great iron muzzle was placed upon him by stratagem when' it was necessary to bring him out. Happily for Cruiser Mr. Rarey arrives, and the animal is confided to• him. The missionary has a day with the savage, and returns. to town with he dreadful Cruiser trotting behind a dog-cart, and " A child might scatheless stroke his brow." MR. HAREY AND THE CAVALRY OF THE ARMY, • (FROM TILE GOVERNMENT REPORT.) The Board having now seen instances of the effect of Mr. Rarey's system on horses of extraordinary vice, 'as in Cruiser, on those whose vice appeared to arise from some previous mismanagement or accident, and also on a totally unbroken horse, consider themselves• in a position to give an opinion, and beg to report :-- Istly. That Mr. Itarey's system is effective in subduing vice if it naturally exists, and in eradicating that vice whieltis pro duced by fear or mismanagement ; and in accelerating the breaking of young horses, and very much diminishing the - chance of a young horse not naturally vicious acquiring vice in the process of breaking. 2ndly. That being founded on the system of gentleness and humanity, and encouraging confidence rather than fear, it recommends itself to all the better feelings of the-ruan as well as the animal, and is likely to produce excellent results in that point of viev. - 3rdly. For all veterinary operations in which: it might be necessary toseeure a horse from doing an injury to the opera tor and himself, the board are of opinion that no. method they know of in present use of casting and secaring a horse is so good as that of Mr. Rarey. The conclusion to which the board arrives is, that Mr. Rarey's system is a good one. That it would be beneficially adopted. and practised by the cavalry ; and that, to ensure the proper- system being carried out, if would be advisable that Mr. Raney should be employed to teach the system to certain members of each regiment ; for, though the system may be explained by words or in writing, there is also required to carry it into execution a great ctegree of firmness and resolution, temper and patience, and a mani pulation that requires to be sent by and taught to most men, to render it successful. '(Signed) E. C. Ifooon, Colonel, 4th Dragoon Guards. C. MArne, Ideutenant-Colonel, J. Y. ScAnvil', Major-General. PARIMR, Colonel, Ist Life Guards. • J. WILAINSON, Veterinary Sur ion. THE PRACTICABILITY QF MR. Rte' REY'S LESSONS • (From tlio Times.) For the list five or six weeks Mr. Rarey has been at Alder shott,' p.t the request of the Commander-in-Chief, giving les sons to Classzs of twenty-five of the rough-riders, farriers, riding-masters, and veterinary surgeons, as to the general treatnient of wild or timid horses. All have been practically instrneted to , this gentleman's mode of subduing intractable animals, renderirg nervous horses quiet, and curing others of individual tricks and habits which make them either dangerous or trophlesome. In all cases Mr. Rarey's lessons have been ' attended with the most signal success; and his pupils, acting uponthe instructions given them, have had no difficulty what ever in radueing, by gentle means, the most vicious or the most nervous to complete tranquillity and subjection. Some of the most inveterately wicked or timid horses have been cured under his directions in the course of half an hour or so. Stich: lessons arc likely to be of the utmost utility in our cavalry rt , giments ; and the only pity is that Mr. itaroy is not instructed to visit all in turn, IVERPOOL WELSH VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. Persons desirous of joining the above Corps, will please send their names and addresses to either of the undersigned, who will be happy to give any information required. • Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received. WILLIAM J. GRIFFITH, 25, King-street. BENJAM N GrBSON, 55, Tower-buildings East. ROBERTS, 23, Fenwick-street. ESTABLISHED THIRTY-THREE YEARS. WILLIAM JOHNSON, WHOLESALE HABERDAS.HER AND HOSIER, 14, DT:KE-STREET, LIVERPOOL Captains and Persons commencing Business supplied on the LOWEST WHOLESALE TERMS. Always on hand, a Large Assortment of Knitting Worsted, Pearl Buttons, and James's Cast Steel Needles, For Shipping Orders. • A Vacancy for an active Youth, about 15 or 16, as Apprentice, or Junior Assistant. ADAMS'S CHEAP STATIONERY WAIZEHOUSE, 63, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE POirrOrPICE PLACE. 20 Quires good Cream-laid Note Paper .3a. Od. 1000 Cream-laid Envelopes to eotTespond 4s. 6d. 63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, granted to Gxotion IInEILLAT CHICK, of Bristol and London, the Sixth of August, 1858. OICE'OF THE MOST USEFUL DISCOVERIES OF THEADE. BREIL LAT O:IIICK''S NEWLY INVENTED PATENT CYLINDRICAL LA C K li ' LE AD. . 'he Patent consists in incorporating Black Lead, by a pecu liar process, with certain oils of a polishing nature ; thus giving additional brilliancy to the Lead, and preventing rust upon the surface off the grate ; all other kinds of Black Lead yet used Are defective in this respect. A grate polished with Chick's Patent Lead in the Sprhig,where fires arc left off, will remain a brilliant jet till the Autumn, and quite.free from rust. The Patent Lead is so packed as to be used without causing the slightest dust; and a servant May black-lead every grate ill the house, without soiling her hands. The Public are cautioned against parties ndvertising Patent Black Lead, no patent having been granted for Black Lead, excepting to George Breillat Chick; all others are therefore counterfeits. - Stamps en. Blaqk Lead of a square shape have been registered, but no patent has been-granted for the chemi cal preparation of the article, 'except as above. The shape of the Patent Lead is Cylindrical, which .shape has been registered IS ROLESALE"AGEN TS, J. .&. 11. SII•RA.PNF.'LL, 31, ARGYLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. To be obtained of. all Grocers, Oil and Colours en, and Iron mongers NEW CIIUJICH FOR THE LABOURING CLASSES. It having been proposed to divide St. Martin's District, Liverpool, the population of which low exceeds 20,000, and is far beyond the pastoral charge of a Single Incumbency, DONATIONS for the BUILDING and ENDOWING a PLAIN CHURCH, are earnestly solicited. THE EARL OF DERBY has generously given a SITE. . . Communications can be addressed to the Rev. C. WR.AY, and Donations paid to his credit, as Treakarer, into the Royal Bank of Liverpool. IN PARLIAMENT SESSION, 1860. NEWRY, WARRENPOINT, AND ROSTREVOR RAILWAY CAPITAL.-EXTENSION OF TIME.-CONTRIBMON BY NEWRY AND ARMAGH RAILWAY COMPANY.- •AMENDMENT OF ACTS.—CONSTRUCTION OF \V;iiER WORKS. TT is intended to apply to Parliament in the next Session for leave to bring in a bill for the following, among other purposes a.-- 1. To attach to the new shares, authorised to be raised by " Tb.e Newry, Warrenpoint, and ltostrev?r Railway Amend ment Act, 1857," a preference or priority of dividend or other advantages over the original shares of the Company. 2. To increase the capital of the Company by shares or• by loan ; and to attach to the capital so to be created such priority of interest or dividend, and such other advantages,. as the bill shall prescribe. - 3. To extend the time granted by the said act for the com pulsory taking. of land, and for the completion of the railway and works, thereby authorised in the parish of Newry, and Counties of Down and Armagh, and in the Parish of. Warren point and County of Down. 4. TO enable the Newry and Armagh Railway Company to contribute to the cost of the railway and works in the Parish of NeWry authorised by the said act, amigo become owners or part owners .of or otherwise interested in such railway, and works, and to raise additional capital by shares or loan for the purpose of such contribution ; and to attach to the capital so to. be- raised such special advantages as the bill may prescribe over the ether capital of the same company. The bill will vary, extend, and enlarge the provisions of "The Newry, Warrenpoint, and Rostrevor Railway Act, 1846" (9th and 10th Vic., cap. 245) ; and " The Newry, Warren point, and itostrevor Railway Amendment Act, 1857 h (20thand 21st Vic., cap. 61) ; and also of "The Newry and Armagh Rail way Act, 1857" (20th and 21st,Vic.,.cap. 156); and "The Newry and Armagh Railway Amendment Act,.1857" (22nd and 23rd Vie., cap. 38). To enable the Newry Warrenpoint and Rostrevor. Railway Company to construct— /Vasa A reservoir, with all necessary excavations, embank ments,. approaches, and other works connected therewith, situate in a certain field in the townland of Carnegat and parish of Killeavy, and belonging to, the Trustees of the late Earl of Kilmorey, and in thee-accnpation of Mary Davison ; and in cer tain fields in the townland•of .Derrybeg and parish.of Newry, belonging to the Trustees of the late Earl of Kilmoray, and in the occupation of John Greacen, and both in the County of Armagh. • Second. A conduit or line of pipes, leading from.the reservoir as aforesaid, and extending through and across certain fields and roadssituate inthe said townland of Carnegat as aforesaid, i and townland of Ballinlare in the parish of Newry aforesaid, in the County of Armagh, and terminating in a tanl'; to be con-! structed in a fieldiin the townland of Ballinlare, helonging to the Trustees of the late Earl of Kilmorey, and in.the occupa tion of J. A. Draustleld. , Third. Anothep-conduit or line or pipes, commencing at the tank aforesaid, and extending through certain fields, roads, and premises, in tba• said townland of Ballinlire and Liadrum gullion, in the parish of Newry aforesaida . and. county of Armagh, and terminating in a certain field in . the- said town land of Ballinlare, belonging-to James Leairla.Carvill, at present about 120 yardssouth of King-street, in thelowainf Newry. Fourth. Another reservoir with all necessary excavations, embankments a approacheao and other woaks- connected there with, situate in -.a certain field belonging to:the Trustees of the late Earl of Kilmorey," and.in the occupation of Robert Bell, in the said townland of Lisdeuangullion. Fifth. A conduit or line of pipes, extending, from the said reservoir lant: mentioned; passing roagh. certain lands and, premises in. the townland of Lisdrumgullion aforesaid, an& terminating-by-a:junction with the said,conduit airline of pipes thirdly heteinhefore mentioned, at.a point on the Newry amt Armagh Railway, distant about 140 yards north of the staticar, of the Nevary.and,Arinagh Railway, at. Edward-street, in taxa town of Newry and,coanty of Armagh,. Sixth.' A. conduit ea-line of pipes iteinahe said reservoir last mentioned, passing through certain fields and lands in the said townlanaW el Liedzaingullion and Derrybeg, and terminating_ in a fiel&in the townland of Derry.tieg. aforesaid, belonging to the Trustees of the late Earl of Kalmorey, and in the ocenpaa tion of - Thortias Cardwell. Seventh'.. A. conduit or catchwater drain, commencing, in a field belonging to the Trustees of the Lite Earl of Kilinorey, and in. the oceoaxttion of Laurence. Sands, in the toss - eland of Ballinacraig, in the parish of Newry and county of Down, ex.. tending through, certain fields anclacrininating in a certainaleld in said - townland of Ballinacroig, belonging to the Truitees of the. late Earl of Kilmorey, and. in the occupation of Robert . Eighth. .ts, reservoir -with- all necessary excavations, bailor eats, approaches, aud!other works conneeted..therewith, situate.d.4l certain fields 'belonging. to the 'rrustets.of the. late Earl of Ealmorey, and in the occupation of William. Magee, in the towraland of Ifallinacraig aforesaid. . _ Niutii. A conduit or line — of pipes extending from the said reservoir last' mentioned, passing through certain lands and premises, in the said tesvilland of Ballinacraig, nid terminating in the reservoir next hereinafter mentioned ana dcseribed.- . Tenth. .A reservoir :with all necessary excavations, embank . mints, approaches, and other works connected therewith, situate in certain builds in the townland of.Ballinacraig afore said, :• belonging to the Trustees of the late Earl of liihnorey, and in the occupNtion of Teresa Callan, Eleventh. A conduit or line of pipes. extending froin sahl reservoir lastly hereinbefore mentioned, and passing through ; certain fields, roads, and streets in the said townland of nacraig, and townlands• of Dromalaae, Li,druroli2ta, and • Ballinlare in the parish' of Newry aforesaid and Ca - sot;; pi Armagh, and terminating at the western cod of the Dubliin Bridge at. Newry, upon that portion of the Albert Quay of toe Newry Navigation Company, the property of the 'Newry, 'Warrenpoint, and*Rostrevor Railway Company.- . . To enable the company to purchase, by. compulsion or . agreement, the lands, houses, and other property that may 1:, , e required for the purposes of the said works, or any of Via works connected therewith; and to • vary hod evtinguish all such rights and privileges as may 'he necessary its obta.iniag, or carrying into execution any of the po - wers of th., sa;il b:11. Duplicate plans and sections, describing the lines, situa tions, and levels of the proposed works, and the lands, house , , and other property in or through which they arc to be Made, together with a book of reference to such plans, containbig• the names of the owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees, and occupiers of such lands; houses; and other 'pir; day y y of ; N a o n l d em a co be i r )y ms of tan thi t : n be oti d ee ep f botshnete:.lli_ with the Clerks of the Peace for the Conn said plans and accAina Armagh; and copies of so much of the e Armagh, at their respective offices at atrick an.ci n4 .a t as relates to the parishes of f this notice will be itcpcsitid. of reference thereto and a copy • h the Clerk m r4Ev.ry, for public inspection, withof December next, prnted eop i e , On or before tha 23rd day _ 11 1.10 Lepositea in the Private 13i11 Otliee. of the proposed bill will owilsitied,onfororpbuebfel of the Howse Killeavy and Newry, with a book 40IIN ta) ARD WHITLEX -& TIIO3BON • Solrs. to the said ;sill Datea this of din.rorkovember, 1859. 5, Chapel-street, LIVERPOOL. 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Ix tpe BIRTHS. " , - faY e fo Oil the 16th instant,' at Cortaelii . e of C a as da tl tt e g,lloteer. CQ° . Airlie, of a dlnkliter. ..'1 ,n,' On the 15th instant, A - - , MAItRIAGES. dyno. o ur : t h, t t l b i e e yr_ s co t tl i k et ~ .ah itt o s i a a , . i i : e i ci: IN o. 4, Itarrisem.street. l3'. .V l S ;rl ! ')i : shire, Bt. Lt.-Colonel Samuel Parr to Catherine " .if , `",i 11$ ,roc 'dmighter'of the RbY. ;fames Whyte.. o f f 'On the:l6th instant, at Ashtori-xuider-Lrte, ..,: — ,,,f 0 . Di 'Emh, offlllackbiirii,"to Sophia, youngest claug , "'" - : my* ~ ,310,` )O, I A Taylor,. Esq. iof Asi?ton-inider,-Lyne. .1.1140 eco 4- 0:, the lith instant, at St. saviour's Church,.t-rsi or the Rev. Ttiomas .Maralan.th WpkinS IlenrY I). .tcr 0 " t ' tlici Itli.e S w n e t kip ith lliih . , l 6:lo, V ry i o l f l s i . atitkrtuear,ttbllirectrool; i,,,,,:iiiti.,:07,..4,::;;;:e4it Bengal Army,;to Ibabella..tonisa,3•oungest daug ..? f ee Carter, Esq., so. (4-alway. . • . • ~,,sllf L% l sal On the 2Oth instant, a.t.St. AndreW'S Chltrelie ' r '' Mr.. Thomas Anclerson,,:lett(T-press printer, to ;'- Anderson, both of this town. . .... .o ° ' -DEATHS. • AP Aft , /' *O/ At West Gorton, 11:3 - deitoatl., aged 75 year 5 t 3 Y t ' e l '4 ( D : 1 ;1 ' 1 ° 0 '1 1st hist'Ar.t, at' Bre:T.e, Illinois, T.l. 9 ;t4fo c it 14 p l. a 9 0 11 ' t500r,a 0 : ::: : h ira. e :1t 1 i,e 0; ..1,,, : ) , 0 . ;,i , i,. i . : .t . t ti r s i e,,, :t :t lieni'y,ll,. ,- ~ 7. second sou of Lir. Thomas W'' of r'' ' Liverpool. . . - Henry.Tne!oi, ' , .i, of Poplar Crow, Toxteth 1 T: r : it' ~,i n g" Op the -,'. , • ~, , ,t ant, at Ilkley We lls, Y0rY 5,.1 ...! he ropli ~i ..., " , "ill ipsta,it,:at the reFthienee of NI. y ear`!. el "! r,.. i . lll ' , l', - ' ,, irinel Maddde - ' ' ' 'e'tBi . l'' ~,, 1 -srl. , a. grit f' of 1 ' reffreti t , ... , on lateog:md: s nine q i . i j : I b vi ma cu e . 31:r s a: : I T . t r la h i a 0 :: : :10 '::: o ', , s ,: l f ri i .:_ t4 : I , . 0 c 11 - - 2.)iii itnitniti at 'her 'reshlesice , ' ' Ow' 1,---. -----,. ,.........,....,,,„„,....' - • __--- , ------'" --r- .4:4 of . , ...geu a years. . , ___-- A f 1 , _,,frl ,„ Gail" as cl e ..cit 4 l Printed for the Proprietor, by . Wi11. 1 1,17,„p001,, ce t,, P'roJ: c ti - - Brow:low Street, in the Parish of L t la st. t he 0 . SUMNEI McGinn, of No. 10, St. ellrY.P ° 6tr eet,l o lo ll " in the I'ariA of West Derby, at :0, Lol.Cl - 3, soull' • of Liverpool, and Pliblislted by them. at in'the arrlrnaid Parish of Liverpool. .50. NOVEMBEA 911 19 ' . . ~~/~~~~ e ; N 0 th e — 8 Mad, 1,1 231(4, lea 4 -4 TI E, to s Plik• 43 g h( to m AL 1 Pri ~'AV I 11',:,'„of th e I tt i:ograa r _ th;i 44, of he' tn t , a • varlety P. W P. hl s• 14 , aver Gilt w orli of 14:Po're .oh 1 4, h , r rner -.. tun lle IC 'Lade 4 1'cuf vikh es to 48 Geld WO] S b•th bf toFpr] ar id ever Nt , • P. ten; liaikt•ost libel I' 4 ellt * TEN dent. at Comm T AtL (or °, 64eroen's 14 4 , t he e .. 3: , ears I t i;!tti sl .,. `n,ts!s fit iveri d id ttreet th t , tak take tor t , „ bat.' - uaroc'inee o: t rAITT! N/ItttitMA lL : l d COI) L: ''4: ' C nPtions : , s - p~oYA t, t4 , 4 zin 11 ;. .6 4tit iqh a 1 eB q e44 esd a gn, 4 1013 Or p' , l Ti ' l 4 disti t E hlir, kil4beeo,l4gptsi, . o f 'Att se, t ect . „ l 114. ea Nigb Celebrated ' th e to h,PAREI APPe de ti twi l ev t o ha t t r p r, Erb nc Aranz 11 0f i e r g ...... -Itek t Le s sda t*lt D i ' r t . dy ll 4 4 1) 11; . , TIN ill Z i l '4t XT '44 k 11,k: k N ra ET ; 1 k 414 k e e n d a ‘ 20 1er l_t1I ) P,I'• N'bi l safice Sl] 1101,AI L o A i t. 1 04 1 N 11 13 1 ° her a , It t i t a i I,,kAt Piece ‘ 4l .l4 t lrler, 1)1 1° ~.t 0 kit Ed e p 3 : a l , I'l4 , clai • 1, a kk 4 4 e 4 A 1 411 . -ara, tt, , (1 4 b:e P 4, et, an , tt pv tit] A Vito It I ( 11,E N T t 1 \N ets Atli) T are llth,lE e Bh . t 1 G tic E A Anetor (= Gle Le tAT Ei ',!, k l /t G. I] • afte Ai punw DEVONSHIRE CIDER - . ROUGH CIDER. on. SALE at "TEE LONDOI," CLAYTON-SQUARE, In Casks and Quart and Pint Bottles. ,„ IE it T TELi - ; CANNING-ST itEET, WOODSIDE. • _ W. 11. TIIOMAS, (sox 01 0 MR. L. C. TTIONIAS, OF THE STORK HOTEL, ' Begs tO notify to is friend-; and the public thathe has r , , •. • • opc.r.Ed the aloes plmsantly-situated Marine Hotel; foal lu.v - urg, fitted it nn complete for the accommodation of i;arailies and Gentlemen, hopes, by strict attention and ntodei'ate charges, to merit a share of their support. Y 4 .41. T. also informs the that., s hating a large a570tt4.: - stock of gar; 010 l hejs prepared to supply the ame at wbolega‘ie Mlocs, • Orders left at the Bar of ' the Hotel will b... /nine tually attended to. • - THE 13 ES T PORT WINE FOR INVALIDs "L 0 N D p N 'CLAY 'l7 DN-BQVAR.E. C. CAR VER, HOUSE, ESTATE, AND INSURANCE 8R4 5 GENERAL AGENCY' OFFICES : 38, ST. ANNE ST4EET, LIVERPOOL. LOANS.- sr Advances of. from £2O and upwards, for one., two, ta rt— rt• four years, on Personal or Reid Security, at Five pa r— , Interest. INSURANCES. FIRE &Le POLICIES, AN•a, Itsveaszams, &C. ow- - t. MORTGAGES: Various Sums of Mone . Y•ready to be- advanced by Pon: o 2e ! and Tel rainating Building Societies and Private 310n8 . 7 HOUSES TO LET. 0. For particulars, apply as above. • - W HANC OC TAILOR AND Dii.APER, 21, BA SNETT. BTRE I;T ' (Late Foreman with Mr. MnerAcioAirr, 5°14-street6 NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. NOVEMBER 21, 1859