Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-08 00:00:00

public Amitstmatts. THEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE gw- CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS ! .4;51 The New, Grand, Comic Christmas Pantomime, entitled, THE LADYE BIRD BOWER ! OR, lIARLEQUIN PRINCE PEACOCK AND THE FAIR BRILLIANTA! ! ! THIS MORNING (SATURDAY), the SECOND GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME, Preceded by the Musical Farce of NO ! Doors open at Half-past One, commencing at Two o'cloci The Pantomime, preceded by a short dramatic piece, Half-past Four every Day Performanc( THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), THE BTH INSTANT, And Every Evening during next Week, the Performance will commence with the favourite Comedy of THE DOWAGER. Lord Alfred Lindsay ..Mr. E. F. Edgar. Dowager Countess Tresilian . —Miss Page. After which, the New, Grand, Comic Christmas Pantomime, entitled LADYE BIRD BOWER ! terminates at OR, HARLEQUIN PRINCE PEACOCK AND THE FAIR BRILLIANTA I Founded upon the old Nursery Chaunt, " Ladye-bird, ladye-bird, fly away home, Your house is on fire—your children at home," Written by Mr. C. Somerset, and the author of " Puss in Boots. " The Comic Scenes written and invented by W. Dorrington, Esq. The Overture and Music of the Opening composed, selected, and arranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime Designed and Painted by Mr. Dearlove, jun., assisted by Mr. George Dawson and Mr. Penn. The Machinery by Mr. Cawdrey. The Properties by Mr. Dearlove, sen. The Dresses and Ball-room Costiunes, which are of the most recherehe description, la Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries. The Wigs and Masks by Mr. Clarkson, of Russell-street, London. The whole of the Dances and the Action of the Ballet, arranged and directed by Miss 34‘Ginty and Miss Bramah. THE STORY OF THE PANTOMIME. Once upon a time there was a certain Queen, whose name was Goldenwing, and who had a very large family of daughters. ller husband having long since been dead, the family was a source of great anxiety to her, and she kept them at home, as well as she c ould, in a beautiful bower of roses and Mlles. Her eldest daughter, the fair Brillianta, was so exceedingly handsome that she attracted the notice of Prince Eblis, who sought her hand, but was rejected, not only by the young lady, but by her mother and all the family. Shortly afterwards the Prince Peacock, a gay bachelor, whose domain joined that of the Queen Goldenwing, becoming tired of single blessedness, proclaimed that he would give a grand ball, and invited everybody, far and near, in the hope that from amongst the ladies he might select a wife. The fair Brillianta, with all her sisters, went to the Prince's ball, where he at once became enamoured of her, and -arrangements or their marriage were being made by Queen Goldenwing, when Prince Eblis, hearing of this, became so enraged that, while the Queen was at the Palace of Prince Peacock, having sent her children home to the Bower, he resolved to burn that beautiful place to the ground, and all the family in it. Fortunately the fair Brillianta remained with the Prince, carefully enclosed in a large and lovely rose, to guard her from harm. As the Queen and the Prince were looking from the battlements of the Palace at a great comet which appeared at that time, a lurid light was observed in the sky, while voices in the air warned the Queen of what was doing by singing, " Ladye Bird, Ladye Bird, fly away home, your house is on fire, your children at home." On hearing this the Queen became alarmed, and, with the. Prince and her daughter, attended by the Double-faced Guards, who never turned their backs on an enemy, because they could not, flew to the scene of the conflagration, where, in spite of the exertions of the good fairy firemen,. the Prince and his Guards were compl e t e ly van quished by Prince Elbis, and Brillianta was nearly in his pow e r when Ring Fog, who had one night protected some of the little ladye bird children of Goldenwing, when they had stayed out too late and become lost in his mists, suddenly appeared, and, calling to their aid a shower of rain, not only extinguished the flames of the burning Bower, but so befriended Prince Peacock and the fair Brillianta, that they eventually became united and lived happy over after. ~ Mr. Misty. .. Mrs. It. Power. .. Miss Bramah. „ .. Miss Ed yards. .. Miss Richardson THE TRANSFORMATION. ...Mr. Hunt. I Pantaloon ...Miss Bramah. I Clown ....... On Saturday next, the 15th instant King Fog .. .. Queen Goldenwing The Fair Brillianta Prince Peacock.. Spottina .. ~.._;, , Harlequin Columbine Mr. J. W. Collier ...Mr. R. Power The THIRD GRAND 310R*iNG - PERFORMANCE of the PANTOMIME, Preceded by the Musical Farce of NO ! The Pantomime terminates every Evening at a Quarter-past Ten. Prices of Admission :—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; tipper Boxes, 35.; Pit, '2ll. ; Gallery, Is. Doors open at Half-past Six ; to commence at Seven o'clock. The Box-office is now Open from Ten till Three o'Clock, for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. . R 0 Y Proprietor A L AMPHITHEATRE GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. Mr. W. K. COPELAND. MR. ELLIOTT GALER Respectfully announces to the public of Liverpool that, emboldened by the patronage that was accorded to him late limited visit, he has ventured to ente into an arraus,— with the Proprietor of this popular Theatre for the purpose of :establishing a on the occasion of his • - AN ENGLISH OPERA, tor the WINTER SEASON. The repertoire will consist of LA TRAVIAtA, TROVATORE, . TILE MOUNTAIN SYLPH, CINDERELLA, MASANIELLO, RIGOLETTO, 40BER'1"rHE DEVIL, the last New Opera, MARTHA, Aticl an entirely Original Opera, composed expressly for this Company,. , by Herr Meyer Lutz, will be produced for the first time on any stage in Liverpool Cinflorcrou Stage Manager.. Operatic Manager .. HERR MEYER LUTZ .. Mr. VILLIERS. MR. E. Coaui. Mr. ELLIOTT GALER begs to express his acknowledgment of qt gratifying fact that the public Patronage has increased on j each night of the Operatic Performances. In alluding to this kind and favourable encouragement, he assures his musical patrons that the most unremitting assiduity shall be employed to insure a satisfactory representation of each Opera announced ; and ,he ;respectfully points out to notice, that when the inseparably heavy expenses of Chorus and Orchestra are considered, his attempt to 'present, the Operatic Performances at the following scale of Adpaission :.—GALLERY, SIXPENCE; Pit, 6d ; Side Boxes, Dress Boxes, 35.; may be fitly named the PEOPLE'S OPERA, Ind claim to take rank with the meritorious efforts that have been ie in'Liverpool to provide music for the Million. , THIS EYLNING (SATURDAY), the Bth instant, Dalfe's Opera, THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. Thaddeus Count Mr. Borrani. Devilshoof •X 3 114:::.:.. Miss Fanny Reeves. Gipsey Queen ..... Madame M. Bishop. To conclude with THE BEGGARS' OPERA. Polly Peachum .....Madame Bishop. Lucy Lockett....... Captain Macheath . ...Mr. Charles Lyall. Mat o'the Mint .. . Mr. E. Corri. Lockett . Filch On Monday nest, 10th instant, arid Every Evening during the Week, will be presented (for the first time here), Flotow's Opera which has created such an immense sensation in London and the vriricipal Continental Theatres, entitled MARTHA ; or the Statute Fair. ." Mr. Elliot Galer. Plunket (a farther) Sir"fristram Mickleford .• .. Mr. E. Corri. • Nancy Lady Henrietta ........ Miss F. Reeves. To conclude with the Musical Farce of TIE WATERMAN. /- - Tom Tug . . air. Charles Lyall. With the , songs of "The Jolly Young Waterman," " Farewell my • • - • • trim-built Wherry," &c. ,:iz Wilhelmina,' Miss Millar ; Mrs. Bundle, Miss Hodson. Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances comment atfiei'en o'clock precisely. • admission :—Dress Boxes Gallery; 6d. Second Price Tit, Is 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6 . ; Pit, Is. 6d. —Dress Boxes 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d -Tho Box-offite is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the. Dross Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had tinder the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. STAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL,& CONCERT ROOMS, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL, (Opposite the Theatre Royal.) Ao4inaaltrolt.. MR. M. BRAHAM. ENTIRE CHANGE OF COMPANY 'Management has great pleasure to announce the engagement lofft.the' following' celebrated Artistes, viz. :—Miss LINTON, the celebrated mezzo-soprano and serio-comic vocalist ; her first appearance here. Miss SHELTON, the favourite ballad singer ; Nr.sitl 5 CARDO, the eminent tenor. Success of that established Arnattrite, Mr. C.: MARSH, mimic and comic vocalist. Pianoforte, Xr: ALEXANDER ; Violin, Mr. SIMMONS, (late of Evans's). thoi)s, Steaks, Kidneys, &c., as in town ; commencing every e) "Litrtgitt Half-past Seven. N.B. — The Co mmercial de p artment tplite aseparate from the Concert Rooms. Manager, Mr. - -8114 MO*N Bed and Breakfast, 2s. 6d. American Bowlit Alley-i. Porter up ail night • WUTONIC HALI STREET SRITWSI -( World-renowned MOVING GRAND TOUR OF j4,()PA and ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, is now open. This is the largest and most elegant exhibition in the world. 'rhe !-96c iire -10 feet wide, and weighs tons. 'lt has been exhibited iftlAirida t f, Paris, Berlin, Munich, Copenhagen, Hamburg, &c., the P ri neAP*94i s es'of America and the West Indies. The Tour embraces rrgst views, Paris by day and night, Berlin, Hambu r g h, kfdrr, nwitzerland, Mont Blanc, The Rhine, Italy, Rome , = Venice, - onipeii, V e suvius, Milan, Cathedral by day aid :night . Vmeluding with the Allied Fleet erasing off Sebastopol iiitroflurdilg, effects never before attempted. - • The MiCtLire and Music by mr. C. " a v v iinfanikl' the Exhibition through REservtdiietits, 2s ; Hall, i s . ; Eiot c ., if Ti 7 edilesdays and Saturdays a t Three .twin Field, who has and America. Every Evening at 6janB r DIE MISSION OF "MERCY. R- E N C -E - if;lfi fr. AT Sell - TAlu ° . N G and deeply interesting Ilihtoriela" NOW ON VIEW, at Pi c t ure is MESSRS. THOMAS AGNEW & SONS, r FINE ART GALLERY, LnrERPOOL AND LONDON BUTLE;INGS, S (iEntrance near the Exchange). Awing the dull„weather the Picture is brilliantly illuminated tilictipticting with gas. Adinihtifonb'y'Card. Open from Ten o'clock till FQ111" li(OCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREEI ~AS N . , 3IONpAY NEXT JANUARY 10, 185 9 , _ - N 4 .VOPAT, & iN§TRITXtENTAL CON A-E GER frilne : gi ; ven in the abovelialll:3:lhefal ow ing Artistes : • SeIGTNOR J. OLI,VEIR A , .) Pupil df Nrons. Charles de Beriot, pHF.MIER VIOLINIST IV HER MAJESTY .THE QUEEN OF SPAIN ' • ' MISS A. CLARKSON, M• HA R LES NONO, tiONs:, NAPOLEON NONO, 14ONS. , (‘Gli- I .:ARLES NONO, MR. FRANK R p CONDUCTOR. at Eight o'clock t itikFrAgiTeas r25.-;6&.';eGillery Is. Oliveira,ody of Si Hall Gd. flieketarmay be ;bad (Of , Signor 3, Stafford-street Field:ptreett Everton ; and of Mr. E. Travis t r" e l',.Norto; t'Te't '?Pgivad,rsmi: ..; - üblh Annulments. HEXGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. OPEN, EVERY EVENING AT SEVEN GRAND FASHIONABLE MORNING PERFORMANCES, THIS DAY (SATURDAY), THE Brn INSTANT. On Monday next, the 10th, and Wednesday, the 12th instant. Doors open at Two o'clock, commencing at half-past. Carriages may be in attendance at Four o'clock. On the above occasions will be presented the magnificent Fairy Spectacle, entitled CINDERELLA ; OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. Also, GORGEOUS EQUESTRIAN PAGEANTS - - _ And Extraordinary Displays of Horsemanship. The Morning representations will be quite equal to the Evening Performances. The Circus will be brilliantly illuminated with _ _ Myriads of Gas Jets. This Day (Saturday), the Bth instant, and during next week, the allegorical, mythological, gorgeous, superb, magnificent, elabo rate, splendid fairy spectacle of CINDERELLA; OR THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER Neither time, labour, nor expense, has been spared in the pro luction of this "Christmas Piece," for not only will the whole of 6,._ , the paraphernalia and accessories be of the' best and newest description, but the vast number of juveniles of both sexes, dressed in exact accordance with the model of that day, will render the spectacle strikingly illustrative of the fairy incidents intended to be conveyed by the author. The diminutive Ponies, trained expressly for the spectacle by Mr. Hengler. The new and magnificent dresses and appointments arranged by Mrs. Hengler. The dances and tableaux by Mr. C Jackson. The music composed by Mr. Jackman. The properties _ carriages; &c., are deserving of special mention, from tlic fact thai they are all modelled and produced in exact imitation. of the chaste designs handed down from that peculiar period. A new and elegant carpet will cover the whole of the arena, and the couches and settees will be of crimson and gold, marginated with the purest white. The whole of the fairy spectacle will be produced by and under the immediate superintendence of Mr. C. Hengler. _ _ Cinderella, Mii's Jenny Louise Hengler ; The Prince, Miss Jack son; Constance and Wilhelmina, the proud sisters, Misses Hengler and Berthe ; Witch, Mr. Jackson. Ladies and nobles of the court, by a host of Juvenile Performers. In the course of the spectacle, Payne's First Set will be danced by Miss Hengler, Miss Jenny Louise Hengler, Miss Mary Ann Hengler, Miss Simpson, Miss Jackson, Master Hengler, Master Russelli, and Master Clarke. Polka by Miss Mary Ann Hengler and Master Clarke. The Ballet of SAWNEY BOX, THE COOPER, every Evening. g T ' NIGHTLY THE MOST EMINENT EQUESTRIAN ARTISTES IN THEIR ADMIRED ACTS, PRICES OF ADMISSION Stalls, and Reserved Seats . . Boxes Second Class Seats, Pit, or Promenade Gallery Half-price for Children under twelve years of age, to Stalls, Boxes _ and Second seats. , Second Price at Nine o'clock to Boxes and Stalls only. Equestrian Directors—Mr. Felix Revolti and Mr. Wild. Acting Manager, Charles Bishop. Proprieter and Director Mr. CHAS. HENGLER CLAYTON HALL JUST ARRIVED FROM THE UNITED STATES AMERICAN SCENERY ! THE lITDIAN GIANT, THE LITTLE LADY OF TEXAS ! MR. AND MRS. FOSTER, In their Comic Entertainment. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), THE Bth INSIrANT, And during next Week. A GRAND COMBINATION OF AMERICAN ATTRACTIONS CONSISTING OF CARTER ' S MAGNIFICENT MIRROR OF AMERICAN SCENERY ! BEING THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED COLLECTION OF AMERICA.( VIEWS EVER EXHIBITED The Views commence at New York, with its Bay and Harbour, and continue up the beautiful Hudson River (the Rhine of America), exhibiting some of the most splendid Scenery in the World. Also, Views on the Mississipi River; the City of New Orleans ; the Home of the Indian Giant, in New Mexico ; also of the Little Lady, &c.,.&c. Also - will be exhibited, TE-OIIA-KA-HO-A-RA (or Big Thunder), THE GREAT AMERICAN-INDIAN GIANT ! Age, Size, and Weight combined, the. Largest Man in the World, being 7 feet 7 inches high, 486 lbs weight, and but 19 years of age. As a contrast to the Giant, the "LITTLE LADY OF TEXAS" Will also be on exhibition.. She is 37 inches high, and upwards of 18 years old The Giant and Little Lady" will be on exhibition during the. day ?, from Half-past Ten until Half-past Twelve, and from Two until Four. Day Visitors will receive a FRET: Ticket to the entir exhibition of the "'Mirror of American Scenery," the Giant, an the " Little Lady," in the Evening. In the Evening, doors open at -past Seven, to commence at Admission Reserved seats, 2s; Stalls, ls 4 Gallery, (3d Children under twelve, half-price to . reserved seats and stalls. (Rr• A full Exhibition will be given TILTS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, commencing at Half-past Two o'clock. ACommittee of Gentlemen respectfully inform the Public of Liverpool that they have succeeded in securing the e.ninent services of the Young Irish Orator, T. MASON JGNES, ESCL Of Trinity College, Dublin, to deliver THREE ORATIO.NS, IN HOPE HALL, HOPE-STREET, The First on MONDAY Nest, Tanuary 111th, on "DEAN SWIFT AND' HIS CRITICS," The Rev. HUGH STOWEI.I. BROWN in the Chair, The Second on WEDNESDAY Next, January 12th, on " CURRAN, & THE WITS & ORATORS OF THE IRISH BAR." J. R. JEFFERY, Esq„. in the Chair. The Third on FRIDAY Next, January 14th, on "MILTON, THE PROSE WRITER, POET, AND STATERMAN." The Rev DR. RAFFLES in the Chair Admission :—Single Lecture, is ; Course Ticket, 2s 6tl'. A limited number will be admitted to the Gekries at 6d each: Tickets may be had of Mr. Smyth, Bold-street; Mr: Horsfall, confectioner, Church-street ; Mr. Dunsford, South Castle-street ; Mr. G. Thompson, and most of thebooksellers. Doors open at Seven. Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven. The Committee solicit attention to the , handbiltweontaining the criticisms of the Frees, and showing the enthusiaom with which Mr. Jones has been everywhere received. UNEQUALLED ATTRACTION ! TO-NIGHT.—ADMI SSSI ON FREE. GUS GRANT, the most popular Comic singer in England, will positively sing several of his original compositions this-evening_ MR. HENRY WHITFIELD, Buffo Vocalist and Shakspearian Jester, has accepted a further engagement, inconsequence of his undiminished popularity. MISS SCOTT, of the principal London Concert Halls. MISS STANLEY, serio-comic vocalist and guitarist.: Splendid Band, under the direction of Mr. Edwards. EVANS' (From Covent Garden, London), UPPER DAWSON-STREE close to the Lower Box Entrance of the Theatre Royal. Admission Free. Gentlemen only admitted. G REAT TREAT for the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAIKS ADMISSION, SIXPENCE ! !! LARGEST WAX WORK, SCULTTURE GALLERIES, AND MUSICAL PROMENADE IN THE WORLD, N 0 W EN, NEXT DOOR BUT ONE TO THE COUNTY COURT, LIME -STREET, LIVERPOOL, Proprietor, Mr. W. ALLSOP, The work of which is of such a rare magnitude, that Mz. A. has UPWARDS OF TWO HUNDRED WORKMEN, ARTISTS, ETC.,. To complete this splendid Exhibition Mr. A. can state, with the greatest confidence, that his Exhibition, will stand on the highest pinnacle to any other, in or out of London, or the whole universe. No other Exhibition can boast of having from the time and including, William the Conqueroit down to Queen Victoria. The richness of the robes, dresses, jewels, &c., of these Kings and Queens alone, cannot be described as they really deserve; they were made expressly for Mr. A., by Messrs. Johnson, Simpson, and Simons, 10, Little Britain, London, and cost upwards of £3,000. In addition to the above, the Establishment will contain numbers of Figures in Armour, showing the various styles of armour from the Anglo-Danish period, 1016, including Edward the Black Prince's Armour, 1327 ; the silver armour of the reign of Richard IL, 1389, downwards. Also, numerous foreign EMPERORS, KINGS, PRINCES, PRINCESSES, DUKES, LORDS, STATESMEN, DIVINES, POETS In fact, the Exhibition is closely studded with striking likenesses of every notable person, and hundred of pieces of Sculpture, amongst whigh is David, by Michael Angelo, 20 feet high, .a noble piece of work. The whole of the Sculpture is of the most rare and truly interesting character, and have been supplied by that eminent and renowned artist, D. Brucciant, of London. The Exhibition will be enlivened by the music of a grand and novel Instrument, called THE EUTERPEON, OR MUSICAL ORCHESTRA, built expressly for Mr. Allsop, by Messrs. Imhof and Muhle, of Oxford-street, London, who positively pronounce it to be the finest and most perfect ever produced. It plays selections from "11 Trovatore," and other operas, National and Popular Airs, Quadrilles, and every variety of lively music. There are also a great number of the most pleasing and instructive COSMORAMIC AND STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Which will give the greatest satisfaction. In the Evening, the Exhibition iv ill be brilliantly illuminated by UPWARDS OF TWENTY SPLENDID GLASS CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS. One end of the Hall is entirely covered with a COSTLY MIRROR OF SILVERED PLATE LOOKING GLASS. Mr. A. respectfully intimates that, in order that Liverpool should have an Exhibition, the credit and high honour of which shall be 'conveyed to the most remote parts of the world, he-has spared no expense or trouble. Admission :- From 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., is each ; from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m., 6d each. 1) AR THEN ON CONCERT HALL, 11 GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Proprietor MR. J. G. STOLL. Poweif u l Attraction for the Christmas Holidays.' Enthusiastic reception of MADAME LAURANZA, And her Celebrated Troupe of Artistes, Who will appear Every Evening "luring the week, in thci truthful delineations-of CLAS SIC STATUARY, Or living representations of HISTORY, S CULPTURE, AND DRAMATIC TABLEAUX. Continued success of The celebrated Spanish Dancer, from the Th ea t re R o yal, Dublin MISS L. HATTON, the favourite Vocalist. M IS C the American Creole Vocalist; and MISS JULIA BRUCE, the Serio-Comic Vocalist. Doors open at Six o'clock, Concert to commence at Half-past. Admission ; Body of the Hall, 3d. ; Upper Hall, 6cl, THE NORTHERN TTIVIES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1859. xxbTix Amustmtdo. UNDER THE PATRONAGE 01 THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, W. PRESTON, ESQ ST. GEORGE'S HALI THIS MORNING & EVENING (SATuitnAY), JAN• 8 FOR THE BENEFIT Of MR. AND MRS. REYNOLDS, Originators of the St. George's Hall Saturday Evening Concerts PEOPLE'S GRAND NIGHT MUSIC ! SONG ! ! AND DANCE 1 ! ! BY THE HIGHLAND PIPERS, REEL PLAYERS, SWORD DANCERS, &c Who have appeared before THE QUEEN ,v nun-aAclr A J$TY' \fr ARISTOCRACY H R A.N D THE ROYAL ti t AND AND THE - OF SCOTLAND BALMORAL CASTLE The following are amongst the Performers engaged : DUNCAN M'KERCHER, Reel Player to His Grace the Duke of Athol ; W. MACLEISH, Reel Player to the Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane REEL PLAYERS AT BALMORAL CASTLE : W. MACDONALD, W. CAMERON, C. M'INTOSH, I M. BRYSON, J. DOUGLAS, T. FETTES, , I L. MILLER, T. GUTHRIE T. CROOMBE, W. THOMPSON, I D. MILNE, J. W. G. BRYSON PIPERS T. NOTMAN, C. CAMERON DANCERS JOHN FETTES, CROMBE. M'DONALD, NOTMAN. VOCALISTS: MISS ESTIIER JACOBS. j MRS. G. KEE' PIANO-FORTE AND CORNOPEON MR. J. WILSON, Professor of ➢Music, Dundee. Awake on your hills, on your islands awake Brave sons of the mountain, the frith and She lake ; 'Tis the bugle - but not for the chase is the cull— 'Tis the pibroch's shrill summons—At St. George's Hall The rays of the sun lingering on the verge of the' horizon, as a party of Highlanders ascend a hollow but somewhat steep path, which leads to rising ground ; the sounds of the pibroch are heard, as they advance, sounding more shrill and loudly as they near; GATHERING OF THE CLANS! The eminence is gained, presenting a sininar but animating aspect ; a body of Highlanders, chid in native clan and tartan, each with their appropriate instrument. PIBROCH AND MARCH Vrotre Sow " Nannic, will ye gang wi' me.' The mountaineers, rousing themselves, and gathering about like alarmed bees, and seeming to possess the pliability fitted to execute military and athletic manoeuvres REELS AND STRATIZSPEYS, Ry the Highland Violinlts. Highland Whiskey; Perth Hunt; Stumpy' the Mason's Aprot Miss Drummond of Perth ; and the M erry Lads of Ayr. "My heart is sair for Somebody" . Mrs. G. KEEF. Accompanied on Collard and Co l rd's Grand Piano-forte, by Mr. J. NVllstni, Professor of Music, Edinburght- VIGHLAND FLING MR. NOTMAN 14 is well-known the number of gentlemen of . mnk, education, and• fortune, that took part in she ill-fated undottaking of 1745. The ladies of Scotland also very generally espoused the cause of the ybung and handsome Prince, and their universM regret at his non-s'ccess. " Charlie is my darling, my darling, my dart*, Charlie is mydhrling, The young Cavalier !" By MRS. GEORGE REEF. SCOTCH/ DANCE MASTER W. J. Gi-BRYSON, Accompanied by the WAND OF SCOTTISFI VIOLINISTg, Who will introduce the original Reelk and Strathspeys, ilustraled by the airs; " Marquis IRtntley," "' Miss M‘Leot.'" " Lady Sinclair," "Dense Dirgs, and war theuta' Willie." " Peithshise Volunteers,''' id " UP For secondpurt of Progranyme, contaiuing the Songs tabe sung by Miss Esther. Jacobs, &c., see Programmes, to be had of Mrs: Reynolds; 26, St. Ann-street, and attbe Hall. moßzfiNo , pEßFoßSfAttEig Doors open at Two o'clock. to commence at half-past EVENIN( MCFORVAN Doom open at Seven o'clock, to commence at Eigt —Gallery, 11111.; Body of the Hall , Is. Ad nilsoicim Full particulars• in small bills. - 11 - ENGLER'S G:RAN , IN CIRQTFE. The Proprietor earnestly tivites publin attention to the , ,t SPECIAL DAY PERFORMANC'ES IN THE. ENSUING wrEz. THE PEST MONDAY NEX r, THE 10TH.DISTANT AND THE SECOND ON NEXT, THE 127 WEDNMDAY INSTANT Mr. Hengler is induced to give -the extra Representations s_feLy I•ein the fact, that it has bet n perfectly impoesibleto accommoittte the great numberz of Juveniles, and others, who.have, thronged ithe argue during the pest week. R to M vi Y sit TA . G .erp E oo 9o a2 Ct di PEß . iNI R N ; Oc G a E Iis? is about to 'beßglad ass Btouitea; frorn Managers or first-class Concerts. " Excellent songs, &en with great spirit and effect."— Morning .11 - ers:L. . 11, Burton-street, London, W.C-. T " ST. GEORGE'S HALL.. ThURNS• CENT.E A. GRAND DEXONSTRAMON, In celebration of the N•A a Y. AIiNITER SART OF TM BIRTH, ROItERT BUR: Will take place under distinguished,patatonage. ONN THE .E.VENING OF- THE ZTK.INSTANTi. AT T. GEORGE'S HALL, LIV.ERPOOL comeerrrA, WALTER F. MACGREGOR, Eau, CHAIRMAN. The. Mayor, Wm—Preston, Est,. Hendersau„ William Aikin, John , Hyslop, Maxwell Aikin, William. Jack, Sautes Bateson. W. G. Lloyd, Jthii Buck Bathgate, Andrew Livingston, J. G. 'Brown, Robert ' M'Bride, John A. P. Bald, John . M`Gregor, Alexander Bold; Thomas Mackenzie, George A. • Blake, James. Maxwell, Wellwood Cameron, Evan Maxwell, Francis Campbell, John Maxwell, Robert Coubrough, Henry Mills, Thomas Cox, Jame-J. Newauds, J. Crawford, )1. Parkep, James, Alderman Darsie, John R. Paton. Thomas , Duncan. Thomas Peel., Lawrence Dagliesh, James Petria, James Dobie, viri. H. Rae, David Ewart, J, C., M.P. Stewart, John Finlay, Hugh Turner, J. H., Alderman-. Fletchkr, James Warden, George Greig, J. J., Major Wylie, A. H. The Proceeding of the Evening will commence with A LITERARY SOIREE ANJ), G.ItAND RROME NA.DE CONC'ER4T Performances of Scottish Mnsic and National Airs.w•ill be given tha Grand flrovat of intnrrahl tiil Pew, rOolnolr n Tra The Concert, ilk the Small Caneert-room, will cOnmence at Eight o'clock, and be cedatinued at iutervals till Twelve o'ckec)i, concluding with "Auld lang spate," verse and chorus. _ The Address yin "Burns" will be delivered at Nine o'clock, in the Small Concert-room. TAE BALL. TO . OPMc AT TEN rtx Thesudlus funds, if any, will be divided between-the Caledonian ;red Schools, and the Royal Infirmary. refreshments):: For Gentlemen, Schools, the Soho-street lag _ Tickets (Mcluding this erpfic lOs 6d; Ladies, 7s 6d. Supper will be provided in, the Grand Jury Ilworas, at, a fixed and moderate pric Furthe geraeuLs will be announced in.tuturc ache tisements, The committee request tbat ladies and gentlemen in possession of relics at the " immortalbard," will c,mmunieate with the Honorary Secretaries, or with W. Mackei.zie, Esq, St.. George's Hall, it being the intentim of the committee to have a display in the great hall, during the. evening, of the mementoes of the Scottish Pout. WALTER F. MACGREGOR, Chairman. G. A. MACKENZIE, Treasurer. JAMES COX, A. 11. WYLIE,. Honorary Secretaries JOHN BALD, TIIE GREATEST WONDER IN TIIE WORLD t!! JUST ARRIVED, FROM THE §OUTE, WEST COAST OF AFRICA, EXHIBITING, FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, AT 30, ELLIOT-STREET NOW THE MARINE TIGER!!! This amphibious creature was caught with much trouble, and at great personal hazard; by Signor Cavana, and crew, off the Coast of Africa, on the sth of Slay, 1854. It measures 12 feet in length, weighs 8 cwt., and is the only individual of the species hitherto publicly exhibited. _ _ I - N offering this curious animal to public view, the Proprietor begs to inform his visitors that they are not to confound it with the Marine Wolf, as it is quite of a different species. The female which he has the honour to present to the public, and which weighs 8 cwt., obeys the word of command, and executes various performances, which have caused great admiration to the first naturalists of England, France, and Portugal. The creature, notwithstanding its great ferocity, has with difficulty been tamed, and, In a sense, domesticated. Such is its present docility and obedience, that it hasleft its loeatity at night in search of its owner, and has laid down to sleep by his side. It is of enor mous bulk, has two rows of teeth, and is covered with fine hair. It only feeds on fish, of which it daily eats the enormous quantity of 45 lbs. It is ferocious and dangerous to its enemy, but docile to its keeper, whose orders and expressions it comprehends, and whose face and hands it kisses. Its intelligence is so acute, that it pronounces several words distinctly. The public are respectfully solicited to view this most extraordi nary animal, as its like may never be exhibited again. The Proprietor is likewise bound by engagement to appear, at an early date, in London, for the purpose of exhibiting this marvellous natural curiosity before HER MAJESTY AND THE ROYAL FAMILY, and subjecting it to the examination and inspection of the Royal Zoological Society. The foregoing statements relative to this animal can be well authenticated, and an inspection will prove that it is not to be con founded with any of those shameless and fraudulent impositions se, frequents}' gmed off on public credulity. Day admission, twelve to f0ur.......... 6d. Evening admission, six to nine 64. Children Half-price. N.B.—lt is respectfully requested that visitors will.refrain from otuching the creature With Canes, &c., or otherwise irritating it. Valk A.mustmtufg. THE LAST WEEK LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS, QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET. T•HE EXH'IBITION OF PAINTING, SCULPTURE, AND ARCHITECTURE IS NOW OPEN, • From Nine a.m., until Five p.m., AND TO THE WORKING CLASSES FROM 6 TO 10 P.M., Brilliantly illuminated by gas. Day admission One Shilling. Evening Admission TWOPENCE. Children under twelve years of age half price. MADAME LOLA MONTES COUNTESS OF LANDSFEI.T, Will deliver her original and amusing PORTRAITS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CHARACTER, IN THE CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET, ON MONDAY EVENING, THE 17TH INSTANT, To commence at Eight o'clock. Admission :—Body, Is ; Galleries, 2s ; Platform, ss. THE PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOMY, which contains upwards of 500 Models of the Human Frame i, now OPEN, in the NEW HALL, 29, PARADISE STREET, LIVERPOOL. POPULAR LECTURES ARE DELIVERED EVERY HOUR. Open daily for Gentlemen from Ten.a.m. till Ten p.m., excepting Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only are admitted from Two till Five o'clock. Admission to hear the Lectures and see the Models—Gentlemen, ls ; Working Classes, 6d. None but Adults are admitted. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS LOCKS, Bronzes, Vases, Dressing Cases, Lustres, } Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Card Cases, silver and plated articles in every variety, Spoons and Forks, &c., &c., at WELLs's, 108, Bold-street. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. A N endless variety of fine Gold Studs and Pins, at ,/i_ WELLS'S, 108, Bold -street._ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Agreat variety of Fans and Hair Pins, at WELLS'S, 108, Bold-street. IffILLIAM THOMAS (From London and Bristol,) CARRIAGE AND WHEEL WORKS, ST. ANNE-STREET AND HARKER-STREET. EOR GE TURNER, 1.31 AUCTIONEER ANtt ESTATE AGENT, OFFICES-34, CHURCH-S O TREET, LIVERPOOL Sales of Household Furniture, Stock, Machinery, &c., conducted on moderate charges, and the proceeds guaranteed. Valuations wade. Rents collected. Executorship papers arranged. A Regis ter of Houses, Properties, and Trades io be Sold or Let. Established in 1'826 Av. JOHNSON, WrioLEsAtz HABERDASHER AND H OSIER, 14, DUKE STRE ET Captains; and Shopkeepers supplied on the !Lowest Wholesale terms , Always, en hand, a large quantity of XNrfTING WORSTED AND PENAL BUTTONS, For Shipping Orders. LONDCPN NATIVE OYSTERS PACKED' IN BASKETS, A 7 A W ' S, 29, RILRNE7T-STREET A, H. KINGSTON, FAMILZr: AND DIS P ENSING CHEMIWZ, tate Five Years Principal Assistant with SAVORY and Moms, Chemists (by Appointment) to the Queen, New Borrd-street and Regent - street, London. srs. SAVORY and Moons respectfully inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its,Neighbourhood, that they have appointed Mr. lirmaroN, of 58, Beld-street, soi AGENT in Liverpool- for their preparations. Pfescriptions and Family Recipes-carefully prepared.- 584 BOLD-STREET LFVERPOOL. N MALL Y WELSH STEAM COALS B R On the Admiraity List These COALS are extensively used by ALL the great Steam Corn paniesl and are more largely exporte& than any others. No one is authwised to certify Bills of Lading but the undersigned, from whomPONLY the above Coal can be obtained. MACLELLAN A'ND CO., . General Offices-28, CHAPEL -STREET, LIVERPOOL. Shipping Om ...ces--MenrETn Docx, BIRKENHEAD. N EW GIFTS yE OYSTER'S ►► ► A FULL SIZED BARREL OF FRESH NATIVE OYSTERS, 6 s. OR 190 IN BASKETS .65.- SHAW'S: OYSTER STORES, .BASNETT-STREET, MORE CHRISTMAS CHEER AGAIN, AT LAWTON'S BEE HOTEL, QUEEN-SQUARE, (OPPOSITE ST. OTIORGIed HALL.) "CALL A N SEE" Where there is Fish, Soups, Joints, Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, Cutlets, &c., served Daily; moderate prices. Also, Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors, of the best quality. A comfortable room to dine 50 persons. Private sitting-rooms and good bedrooms. Bed and breakfast, 2s. 6d. A small charge for servants. Plate and Cutlery lent out on hire, for parties of from 10 persons to 500 persons. WILLIAM LAWTON, PROPRIETOR, CONTRACTOR FOR LARGE ENTERTAINMENTS, pu It E AND lIN.AD lILT E RAT E I CONFECTIONERY. In consequence of the recent calamity at Bradford, occasioned by the sale of Poisoned Lozenges, P II W 0 ODHE Fels it his duty to inform the Public that THE COMMOTIONS SOLD AT HIS ESTABLISHMENTS, 24, CABLE-STREET, 0 S F A D AND 18, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, ARE PURE AND GENUINX, FREE FROM ALL INJCRIOI7I3 INGRED/ENTS Being Manufactured on his own Premises immediabe superintendence. and under. his MANUFACTORY : NETHERFIELD-ROAD NORTH, LIVERPOOL. T HE LIVERPOOL COMMISSION TEA COMPANY, CHURCH:ALLEY, THREE DOORS. FROM CHURCH-STREET The Glace of the Company, is now open, as above.. Families supplied witll Good and Choice TEA from 23. 4€ 4 . 3s. 7d. per M. THE NEW TEA OFFICE, 4, eIIURCH-ALLEY. Dealers supplied with Genuine TEA at a small Commission on Merchant's prices Congou Tea, duty paid • trong d 0..... Really fine d 2s. 4cl. per lb TRY A 11b. SAMPLE BALMORAL CAKE JOHN GIBBONS Has now ready an extensive Stock of the above D ELICIOUS CAKES, And a variety of other kinds, for which his Establishment has bag* so long noted. EDINBURGH FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT WAREHOUSE -LONDON-ROAD AN INVITATION. OHRISTIVAS AND NEW TEAR'S GIFTS JOHN, GIBBONS Begs to invite the Nobility, Gentry and the Public to the extensive Stock of hi ORIGINAL B A:LMOR AL generally, CAKES Made for the present Festive Season, and which, on trial, will be found deserving of that large support which has been accorded to him for a number of years past, and for which his establishment has been so long noted. ATTENTION IS ALSO INVITED TO HIS • ;' CELEBRATED BL AIR ATHOL CAKE, SCOTCH SEED CAKE, PLUM CAKE, SCOTCH SHORTBREAD, PITCAITHLY BANNOCK, SCOTCH BUNS, And a variety of other Cakes, all of which being made from the very best materials, will be found a desideratim at all festive boards. EDINBURGH FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT WAREHOUSE, 17-LONDON-ROAD-17 CALEB WALKER'S IN - EW INDIA RUBBER DOOR MATS, Not affected by wet and free from dust. 42, South Castle-street CALEB WALKER'S G ENTLEMEN'S FISHING BOOTS, STOCKINGS, OVERCOATS,_ AND LEGGINGS. 42, South Castle-street CALEB WALKER'S A IR BEDS, LIFE BELTS AND PILLOWS, 42, South Castle-street. CALEB WALKER'S W ATER BEDS AND PILLOWS 42, South Castle-street. CALEB WALKER'S ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, LEGGINGS and ANKLETS, for Varicose Veins, Weak Knees, and Ankles. 42, South Castle-street. CALEB WALKER'S LA DIES' ABDOMINAL BELTS 42, South Castle-street. CALEB WALKER'S B ED SHEETING AND NURSING APRONS 42, South Castle-street. CALEB WALKER'S • INDIA -RUBBER HOSE PIPE, for Gardens, Ag'ricul ture, Fire Engines, &c. 42, Soath• Castle-street CALEB WALKER'S )NDIA-RUBBER CARPET, Impervious to Wet, Indestructable by Damp, soft to the thread , and warm to the eet. Well adapted for stone floors, carriages, and ships' use. 42, South Caitle-streit, VULCANISED SHEET RUBBER, for Mechanical purposes, valves, socket and flange washers, packing, and all matieles manufactured of India-rubber. CALEB WALKER'S AV ILOLESALE, RETAIL, & EXPORT INDIA-RUBBER DEPOT, 42 , SOUTH CASTLE—S`TREET, Opposite King-street. RAMAGE'S SELF-ACTING VALVE VENTIL&TORS, RAMAGE'S PATENT PLATE-GLASS iirENTILVSORS Sole Agent for Liverpool ;- CALEB WALKE-R 42, SOVTH CASTLE-STREET. BLANKETg.--Really Prime and Largt Bath' Blankets, 165., 215., 2:gis.. the Pain These are something extra: D. TURNER, 95i.Whitechapel. AILWAY WRAPPERS for the Milhan, 6s. each to lA. / 205., at the Tharse Rug Warehouse, 96, Whitteehapel. WINSTANLEY AND - SON AUCTIONEERS AND' APPRAISERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION' OF PItOiTY, No. 25, LORD-STREET, LIVERP OOL, N.B.—R. WINSTANLEY, the senior of' the firm, begs to inform the Public of Liverpool tlint he is second son of the late 110 , :•Thomaa IVinstunley, that he was brought up to the business by his Father, and is now the only membsr of the Family practising as Auctioneer. R. JOHN , M'CLELLAND.,. _Lyi (Principal responsible Assistant to the late Firm of THOS. WIRSTANLrY ..tarD SON,) AUC'TIONEER4 AND APPRAISE R-, 16, BASNEVIs-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Valuations for Probate and every description of Property dm- - zith accuracy and despatch. C I A" • CU DA TO' LANDLORDS OF LARGE OR &WALL PROPERTIES AND OTHERS. AIR. .EDWIN LARGE, ACCOVNTANT & ESTATE AGENT; No. 1, UPPERUPPER NEWINGTON, RENSITAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL, •constantly trustworthy BAILIFFS in attendance at his Office Ur levy Distraint for Rent, Executsons, Bills of Sale, &c. All Caslg handed to the interested parties the same day Business is effected. yx.—Spacious Sale Rooms for the Deposit of Goods. JOHN N. COLLIGNON, WHOLESALE FOREIGN BASKET WAREHOUSE, NO. 34, SLATER-STRIET 7 LIVERPOOL. Emery description► of Fancy Foreign Baskets always on hand. Merchants, Captains, and the Trade. supplied upon the lowest terms. TO BUILDERS, FAMILIES,. AND PARTIES FURNISHING. MMESSRS. HARTLEY and. SMITH beg respectfully to announce to - their Friends and ESSRS. Public generally, that they have purchased the BUSINESS and ENTIRE STOCK of Mr. WILLIAM. SHAW, IRONMONGER, 24, London road. and are now. OPENED with a, large Stock of IRONMONGERY, &c., which they are offering at very reduced prices. HARTLEY and' SMITH hope, with perseverance and punctuality, combined with moderate prices, to merit a share of 'public patronage. Obtober 30th, 1868. A NDERSO:N.'S (LATE) SAtINSBURY'S SODA WATER MANUFACTORY, REFRESHMENT' ROOM, 22, EXCHANGE-STREET" EAST. SAINSBURY'S- SUMMER BEVERAGES IMPROVED SEIDLITZ POWDERS, • AND SUPERIOR, SCENTED LAVENDER WATER MAMIINZIE AND MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED EDINBURGH BISCUITS THE' NOTED OLIVER DISCUITS BARCLAVS- STOUT AND ALLSOPP'S ALES. HVAM'S AND WAISTCOAT, ONE GUINEA; 97, LORD- STRE F.T,3 LIVERPOOL. The GUINEA COAT and VEST are decidedly the hest and cheapest articles f Clothing ev r yet offered for sale. They are manufaetueed from the justly celebrated Melton Cloth. The articles. cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to all, c•Jrnbining, as they do. fashionable cut and superior make. coupled with perfect flt. A COAT anti VEST wil! he forwarded to any part. of the kingdom, en the parties sending a Putt Office Order for One tintaatt, together with a cra . rect guide according to Self-Meg,attremtnt thus ; - Firstly--The height of the per. son. Secondly—inches round chest. Thirdly—lnches round Fourthly—Length] in inch rom middle of the ha' C 0 A Ti of the sleeve, AYAM'S STOCK of READY Tarr eat end ai it daes, CLOTRING is the rune-. at Britain e deqeription of Attire. either et' u designed and All the article made is st let accordance with th styled of the day ; and better could not be rid prevailing In CLOTHING for CHILDREN, BOYS and YOUTHS,tho Establishment of HYA has ever gained favour in the eyao of the public. A private room is connected with, this dapartment, for inspection and fittine on ; and hero it will ba:aeen thi.t adaptation tc rte OR nut DEPARTMENT contains all the finest fanries Q$ the British and Continental Mannf.ictures. The artistes' he., employed in the D.:sign and Aiake of these eset!i^nl materials. are aci.nowledged. by universal consent. te !'e the first in all the trade. A trial will trove these state ment, strictly true. REGULATION% OF THIS ESTARLISHAF.N7 The ;olve3t selltirg Abatements are ne SATU R DAY articl in plain 3 YAM 97. ILORD-STREET. LIVERPOOL THOMAS LEE, (Late of the Liverpool Tilnes,) and J. U. N.,IGHTINGALE, on of the late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chronicle, and for the last eight years connected with the Liverpool Mail,) NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS AND ADVERTTI,SING, TELEGRAPH, AND PASSPORT AGENTS SWIFT'S-COURT, 13, CASTLE -STREET, LIVERPOOL Local, American, Australian, and General News, Market Reports, 4.c., furnished promptly and on reasonable terms,,and despatched either by post, rail, or telegraph. L E } AND N IGHTINGALI Are the authorised Liverpool Reporters and Correspondents of the London Daily News, Manchester Guardian, ~ Express, ~ Examiner and „ Morning Herald, Times, „ Daily . Telegraph, 9, Advertiser, „ Morning Star, Birmingham Journal, 99 Evening Star, 7, Daily Post, Record, Glasgow Morning Journal, Musical World, Chester Chronicle, 99 Colliery Guardian, „ Courant, Liverpool Mail, Wigan Examiner, Bradford Observer, Canadian Associated Press, North Wales Chronicle, Clyde Bill of Entry. Electric and Magnetic Telegraph Companies. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in the London Times, Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, Lloyd's List, the Gazette, and other British, Foreign, and Ameri can Papers, on the most favourable terms, LEE & NIGHTINGALE having Literary as well as General Business Connections with some of the Principal Newspapers in the United Kingdom. LEE AND NIGHTINGALE, ADVERTISING AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS, SWIFT'S QOVRT, 13, CASTLE-STltg=2 TIVEJAPOOT, ITELLEWELL'S DEPOTS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE SALE VULCANIZED INDIA-RUBBER G lITTA PERCHA, HELLEWELL'S, 1 N EW PATENT GOSSAMO 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LADIES' OVERSHOES, Weig t., LINE-STREET, Only 6 oz.; exceedingly light, elegan t ' 53, CASTLE-STREET. and dnrable. HELLEWELL'S, INTEW PATENT INDIA RITBBO, 2 & 7. , , QUADRANT, TUBULAR MATS, for Doors, BP 1 53, 1, Ic A sm Ell s ET " s r ; E R T E E , T . a nu o o dr : be l t, st & yt e i ce . a il ns N an o ot n d - t a ef b o s orrbc equalled.a n l e n t , warn, , s awfit'a AND. ELASTICS ITELLEWELL'SrT LCANI Z ED IND 0, 2& 3, QUADRANT, V RUBBER Foot, Delivery, afr LIME -STREET, Airimmp VALVES, Patent Sr E Asi PACs 53, CASTLE-STREET. INDS, including Crlekmers & Tucks, &C' lIELLEWELL,S, HYDROSTATIC BEDS; 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LLows, Cusumws, for Hot & Col d LIME-STREET, Water, NECK, BACK, SPINE, and INvall 53, CASTLE-STREET. CrsmoNs, Foot Pillows for hot water, B:c' HELLE WELL' S, QIIRGICAL APPLIANCES , 2& 3, Quaunasr, 1,3 ENEMAS, INJECTION BOTTLES, DEEM LIME -STREET, Pumps, BED -PANS, URINALS, EXMAVS I 53, CASTLE-STREET. ING CUPS, New Barrel Syphons, &e. HELLEWELL'S, ELASTIC SILK and Corrt l 2& 3, QuAnitAxi, WEB LIME-STREET. BODY BYLTS, SURGICAL BANDAGEWV"" 53, CASTLE-STREET. JJI SUSPENSORIES, Hunting Drawers, &C. ITEAL 3 EWELL'S, UTTA PERCHA Filia; LIME-STREET, QUADRANT , CLOTHES LIN ES,WHP R O U ND SOL ], kfr Darniso B A ND S, an d Fl , l' 53, CASTLE-STREET. SOLUTION, &C. Gutta Percha Tissue,- 60 ue,- 60 ‘ll. ITELLEWELL'S, LLUTTA PERC HA FItATIO 2& 3, QUADRANT, k _A BEACKETS, BASKETS, TRAYS, VAS LIME-STREET, INK and WATCH STANDS, DOLLS, Tol' 53, CASTLE-STREET. Sciences, Bedpass, Chambers, &c. ITELLEWELL' S, 1 T NDIA RUBBER COMI 1_ nt 3, QUADRANT, ‘l . in Cendrilkin, Dressing, Si' LOIE:STREET, i Back, &c., Lea Epingles Laiperairtc" 53, CASTLE - STREET. / Roll and • ail Comte, &c., &c. HELLEWELL'S, } WATERPROOF WA GGO* 2 &3 ; QUADRANT, CART, and Rica COVERS, 61 ! LIME;STREET, APRONS, DRIVINOG LOVES, HORSE COVO" 53, CASTLE-STREET. Woollen Horse and Quarter Cloths, 80 ' HEL LEWEL L' Sjio R ST 2 & 3, QUADRANT, BRUSH . and Rinoßaors, KNEECAP' LIME-STREET,OREM SING-RINO APPARATUS, complete ! ! 53, CASTLE-STREET. mounted and ready for u Se , &c. TTELLEWELL'S TITIINEMIDAS STRING 01/ d (4 2& 3, QUADICANT, U BUTTON' OVERALLS, lOr Riding _l LINE-STREET, Walking, Spring GAITER!/, Overstiv v " 53, CASTLE-STREET. Riding and Shooting Boots, &c. IJP ELLEWELS 1 ATER : PROOF' COAT S ' 2& 3, QUADRANT'', W Talmas, Raglans, Ponchos, Cap e " LIME-STREET. i Caps, and Overalls, new insaufactur fi 53, CASTLE -sTacter. warranted to res!iitheat or cold. _LA_ ELLEWELL'S , A IR-PROOF BEDS, PILLOWS' 2 & 3, QUADRANT; CUSHIONS, BATHS, LIPS..PRICSI: LIME-STREET. Tens, invaluable at sea, Railway Tra" , 53, CASTLE-STREET". ling Cushions, &c., &c. I'ELLEWELTIS 1, - 9LASTIC SILK and COTT O 2& 3, QUADRANT; c` U STOCKINGS, Leocairos, Aisci. o .; LIME-STREET. and KNEE -CAPS, for Varicose Veins, We 53, CASTLE-STREET. joints, Armlets, Wristlets, &e. ITE 2 8, 1.14 3 E Q W UA E D L RA L N 'S T z N UL SII CAVNI EET WA S H ERS; INDIA T Raga L'tzNo,,l3:rll4 LIME-STREET. ) and Suction . HOSE, MiCHINE BERM''" 53; CASTLE-STREET. hoot and Delivery Valves, &c. TTELLEWELL'SIV ISHING & SH 0 0T17 , 4 • 0 112 &3, QUADRANT, I: BOOTS, HATS & BAGS, STOSKII; LIME-STREET. and GUN and PISTOL Covens, Cnizg nr , 53, CASTLE-STREET. • GLOVES, BELTS, Game and Fishing Ba , ' TTELLEWELL'S } tiIITTA PERCEEA. TUBIS ° ' 2& 3, QUADRANT, V F for the conveyanee of sound, Mid: LIME-STREET. anti Water, CARBOYS, BOTTLES; SVI , IIO O S 53, CASTLE-STREET. FUNNELS, Photographic Baths, &c. I'ELLE - WELL'S R OOT & SHOE GtBSETTIII 6 ,I 2& 3, QUADRANT, in every Width, Material, O l d LIME-STREET, 0 111 - , SANDLINO and ELASTIC. WEB, 53, CASTLE-STREET. every kind, Petticoat Frill"d Web; &C. , TTELLEWELL'S } IZ - NAPSACKS,HAVRESACI S ' j_2 &3, QUADRANT, ly,:, DRESSING WALLETS., CAKTIOI. 4 LIME-STREET. Curs Silk POCKET SIPHON lAS , ill CRSC, L. 53, CASTLE-STREET. Suspenders, Tobacco Bags & kbuotte9) -- Ti - ELLEWELL'S }l4 'AED and CRIB SWEET. ' AA . 2 &3, QUADRANT, lr NURSING APRONS, DRESS.-&.1106 , ,, LIME-STREET. PRESERVERS, BIBS, TEATS, CSRALR, SPQ.. 53, CASTLE-STREET. Ba gs , Baby Jmnper Straps, &e. TTELLEIVELL'S • QEAM_EN'S COATS, STOltr i . .1._" . 2 &3, QUADRANT, Ly CAPS, HELMETS, HOOD: C/J o ' ~ LIME-STREET. BOATS, , DECK and SEA BOOTS, LITE 88. '-' 53, CASTLE-STREET. OVerall4, Trousers, and Diving:Dresse 6 ' lIELLEWELL'SI NYE W PATENT IN-Dil i ; &3, QUADRANT, 11 RUBBER TOOTH aa...4! IME-STREET, BaTsnrs, cheap and durable, without Pi 53, CASTLE-STREET. possibility of the hairs becomingdetaclw" - T_TELLEWELL'S I\TEW PATENT IND IA; 1 . 1 .. 2 &3, QUADRANT, 11 RUBBER WALKING. STICK," a n t LIME-STREET, CORK -SCREWS; their non-liability to Cr 53, CASTLE-STREET. or break renders them superior op anyoti le T_T - ELLEWELL'S N I TEW PATENT VULCANISE' ) for _j___L2 &3, QUADRANT, • INDIA-RUBBER CUBRV COMBS. LIME -STREET, 1 hhorses , cows, &e., owing to th.eirpliabill 53, CASTLE-STREET. & elasticity are, in use,. safe & economic ' T_TELLEWELL'S 1%7 - EW PATENT VULCANISE D juL2 &3, QUADRANT, 11t; INDIA-RUBBER MUSICRL DOLI LIME -STREET, To's., &C., beautiful and durable, with ° 53, CASTLE-STREET. the possibility of a child hurting itself. IC TELLEWELL'SI F UNNY FACES , COM I mr _l 2 & 3 , QUADRBNT,NOSES, MASKS, and Pay...tors. Fun ,•::. LIME-STREET, million; innumerable expression , 53, CASTLE-STREET. cne face. H ELLEWELL'S IV - EW CASHMERE WATER" 2& 3, QUADRANT, .I_ll PROOFS, a most. rdcherehd G o t LIME -STREET, ment, suitable for any. olintate, and n t , 53, CASTLE-STREET. diStinguishablefrom an ordinary overeoa HELLEWELL'S 1 DATENT LEVER: BUCKL E 2 &3, QUADRANT, I, L BRACES,GARTERS,&C,.,iagPCBIVRTieIi LIME-STREET, ) This buckle does not pierce the web, and 53, CASTLE-STREET. removable to any part of the brace. TTELLEWELL'S 11 2 & 3, QUADRANT, 1 L I F E BELTS, invaluable at SA r` Can be carrid in. the Pocket; I d e LIME -STREET, f,testimonials. These belts can be adjus t 53, CASTLE-STREET. . and inflated without assistance. i TELLEWELL'Sz , - NAT A T'E' it PR 0 , 0 F STORi g 0 ...i_i_2 &3, QUADRANT, , i , HELMETS, CABS, &e., an effectt t , V LIME-STREET, ,protection in rough. weather ; ligh t ' 53, CASTLE-STREET. portable, And durable. TTELLEWELL'S 1 TOUT SOVEREIGN WATER' PROOF SUITS, COAT and LEGGIN I__l_2 &3, QUADRANT, ' 7 LIME -STREET, warranted. These suits are well t 10 " -- 53, CASTLE-STREET. and servicable. Inspection invited. TTELLEWELL'S 111P1 OOT and SHOE GUSSET,I II ii 2 & 3, QUADRANT, _l_, twilled &plain silk, black & colon P i LIME-STREET, satinette, terry,woollen, mohair, a ipa era , 53, CASTLE-STREET. cotton, 2to 6 inches, quality good, pricolO w TTELLEWELL'S 1 NT E W PATENT DRA Y T , _j_ j_ . 2 &3, QUADRANT, tll EXCLUDER, for Doors and Windov'''' v eneto LIME-STREET, easily applied, and is tl 53, CASTLE-STREET. / in its prevention of draft_ HELLEWELL'S IV E W FANCY FRE \ C 2 &3, QUADRANT, INDIA-RUBBER PLAYING BAO., LIME-STREET , coloured and plain, all sizes, and "- 53, CASTLE -STREET, great variety. TTELLEWELL'S - lIETADING and DECK 800T S ' jEl_2 &3, QUADRANT, VV Being vulcanised, are unaffee' c— LLNE-STREET, by climatic changes, strong 53, CASTLE-STREET. able, and equal to any emergency.. TTELLEWELL'S INDIA -RUBBER PEN HOLDSt e 2& 3, QUADRANT, I . _ PENCIL CASES and INR STAN.DS, Th", LINE -STREET, pen-holders are light and elastic, and co' 55. CASTLE-STREET. a ereat boon to incpasimt wri 4. cbmwa gnd ser~~~ T_T V ia ELLEWELI2 S ULCANISED IND.- .l tair o ix 2& 3, QuAnnANT, V TURING, for Gas, Chemicals, i f„, c. LIME-STREET, Also for hot or cold water, and st''''' 53, CASTLE-STREET. Being pliable, can be used in an HELLEWELL' S V ULCANISED 2 & 3, QUADRANT, DELIVERY and Stacrlo LIME-STREET 53. CASTI T_TELLEWELDS A TULCANISED INDIA - Rufm o , .1 . , k 2 &3, QUADRANT, V HOSE PIPING., for Watering Ge,, LIME-STREET, dens, Washing Windows, Carriages, 53, CASTLE-STREET. Tery useful in case of Fire, &c., &c. HELLEIVELL' S G UTTA rERCHA SHEET' ml SOLUTION, TUBING, 80. LIME-STREET, Pump Buckets, Fire and Stable Buck ets" 53, CASTLE-STREET. Basins, Cups, Flasks, &c., &c. ELLEWELL'S 1 A TuLmsTisED INDIA - IUJI3 2& 3, QUADRANT, VSR ET for SOLEI NG BOOTS and SI. IME-STREET, warm, dry, unaffected by h ea t, and e ✓ .l 53, CASTLE-STREET. applied by the mosi inexperienced. lIELLEWELI VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER 4. GUTTA.I'Z.ReIf) ESTABLISHMENTS NOTE THE ADDRESS 2 AND 3, QUADRANT. LIME-STREET. 53 , CASTLE-STREET HARRINGTON-STREET, WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND For EiPOß'r - f PRINTED and PUBLISHED by CHARLES WILLMER, late Oxford-street, Liverpool, and now of Holly Bank, Church-1: 1 y, Aigburth-road, in the Extr a -p aroc hi a l place of Toxtf.th-P 3 19, at his General Printing and Stationery Establishmeat, SoutHOltll , Strect, Liverpool. Thursday, January 8, 1559. L o o TR t yA .4 , rnb e . Ith the F he'h Orde: Lairs aha Uponukrri' kti a p( vi i s t `i 4 t kiet 1 .. 4 irli wh ; II 1, 1. ~t