The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-30 00:00:00

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T,IVERPOOL ACADEMY'S EXHIBITION, OPEN TO THE WORKING CLASSES. EVENING ADMISSION—T WOPENCE. CATALOGUE—ONE PENNY. Open from Six to Ten. Brilliantly DAY ADMISSION—SIXPENCE. Children under Twelve, Half-price. Open from Ten to Four. OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. W ALLASEY LADIES' CHARITY BALL. The Annual Ball in aid of the Funds will be held in the New Brighton Clubroom, on TUESDAY, January 13th, 1857. MRS. ROWSON, Lady Patroness. THOS. B OUCH, Esq.. President.: JAMES GLYNNE BATESON, Secretary. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. HE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ANNUAL CHARITY BALL, In aid of the Fund for the support of the Orphans and Aged and Decayed Members of the Trade, will be held In THE TOWN-HALL, THE EIVINGTON PlKE.—Under the imme diate Patronage of the Mayor and Town Council of Liverpool. NO W ON VIEW, at the Art Union Rooms, '62, Castle-street, Liverpool, a highly important PICTURE, painted by F. W. Hulme, Esq., of the RIVINGTON PIKE LAKES, South Lancashire, from whence the Inhabitants of Liverpool are to receive their supply of water. Mr. J. R. Isaac begs most respectfully to announce that the above picture will be on view for a short time at his Gallery, and has pleasure in inviting his Blends and the public to an early inspection of it. Art-Union Rooms, 62, Castle-street, Liverpool ON WEDNESDAY, THE 14th JANUARY NEXT. The Refreshments for the occasion will be supplied by Mr. DUTTON, of the Cattle Market Hotel; and Fetrias GREENWOOD'S eminent Quadrille Bands will preside in the Orchestras. Tickets including Refreshments, 10s. each, may be obtained at the following places : Newspaper Offices : —Mercury, Chronicle. Courier, and The Albion. Hotels :—Adelphi, George, Angel, Whiteman's, and Merchants' Dining Rooms. Music-shops :—Messrs. RIMS and Sore's, Church-street; Mr. DREAFER'iI. Bold-street ; Mr. Saturn's, Lord-street; Mr. W. RrALL's, Birkenhead; and from the Committee :—qtr. T. CARTER, (Chairman), Hanover-street ; Mr. W. COWARD. (Vice Chairman), Regent-road: Mr. G. W. HURTER, Two Lions, Mil'-street ; Mr. E. GRIFFITHS, Grapes Hotel. Lime-street; Mr. J. Erato, Upper Daw son-street ; Mr. R. A. M`KNIGFIT. Rose-place ; Mr. J. JoNss. Cable street; Mr. Jamas Moaosar, Williamson-square; Mr. T. JONES, Brownlow-hill; Mr. M. WARRINER, Copperas-hill; Mr. Tacratas Fisnia, Tithebarn-street ; Mr. R.. D. NUTTALL, Regent-road; Mr. Gen. Mown, Canning-place; Mr. W. Bitten, Williamson-square; and at the Office of the Association, 2, Williamson•street. MRS. A. ANDREWS has just received for the Christmas a Fashionable Assortment of TAYLOR'S VINE HOTE L, AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE-ST., NEAR THE TOP OF WRITECHAPEL. GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. Engagement of the much-admired Comic Vocalist, MADAME ROMER. Also, MISS LIZZY DE GREY, The pleasing Ballad Vocalist. Great success of MESSRS. REY_,Sc PICIKARD, The Celebrated Delineators of Yorkshire Life and Character. [lmmense success of the old favourite Comic Singer, MR. TOM BENNETT. Also Mr. DUFFY, the " rale broth of a boy."—A laughable Sketch every evening. ADMISSION Fags. LADIES' DRESS CAPS, COIFFURES, HEAD DRESSES, WREATHS, BROCADED VELVET NECK TIES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, FANCY RIBBONS, GUMS, &c. BABIES' BRAIDED HOODS AND CLOAKS, Which are now ready for inspection. NEW STYLES IN MOURNING BONNETS EVERY WEEK. i. GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL. Observe, at 53, London Road (late Bronson's), Three D3ors from Fraser Street. GRAND FESTITAL OF SCOTCH 311751 C. FURS. PURCHASERS will do well to inspect the Large STOCK of Genuine FURS at J. CRIPPS'S Establishment, 14 and 16, Bold-street. Buyers may rely on all Furs sold, being as represented, if dyed or "topped," they will be sold as such; for the perfection recently attained to in colouring Furs, renders it difficult for any but Judges to detect, till worn. Complete SETS, including Muff, Cuff, and Boa, Two Guineas and a-half. in real Ermine, Miniver, Mink, and Chinchilla; ditto, in Musquash. One Guluea; ditto, in dark Sables and Sable-tail, from Five Guineas to Twenty Pounds. Furs Cleaned and Altered. THIS EVENING&TO-MORROW.tIec. 30th and 31st, - ... at Eight o'clock, Evenlug, And WEDNESDAY MORNING, at Half-past Two o'clock. W..C. BEGGS, Secretary. DALE-STREET, LIVERP,iOL. DURING THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR; WEEKS. VDMON D'S (LATE WoisinwFtL's) ROYAL Uj WINDSOR CASTLE MENAGERIE, The largest that ever entered the town of Liverpool, the same that has twice had the distinguished honour of appearing be`ore the Queen's Most Gracious Majesty and the whole of the Royal Family, at Windsor Castle, is now arranged for EXHIBITION, in DALE STREET, not more than 200 yards from the Exchange. T HE QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL, IS NOW OPE N, WITH HOFFMAN'S NEW ENTERTAINMENT, EVERY EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK PRECISELY ; Also, on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, AT TWO OCLOCK. MR. JULIAN ADAMS, The eminent Pianist, will introduce for the first time in Liverpool, his FESTIVAL OF SCOTTISH MUSIC. VOCALISTS: ➢PISS HENRY and MISS M. HENRY (the popular Duet singers) : and MR. T. CRAWFORD (the popular Seottisti Tenor). Instrumental Solo Performer. ROYAL HARM ONICORDE AND CONCERTINA, JULIAN ADAMS, SHAWL. MANTLE, SILK', AND FUR WAREHOUSE, 14, AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR. ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTORY, AND PRINTING OFFICES, CROSSLEY'S-BUILDINGS, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. w - B. JONES and CO. beg to call attention at this season to thei r s up er i or • make of ACCOUNT BOOKS, including Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, . _ Open from Ten, a m., till Ten, p.m.' The Keepers describe, and the Lion and Elephant :Trainer perform every hour. Admission, Is; children under ten years of age, 6d. The Collection includes the following rare and valuable pro ductions of nature, viz.:— Twenty Lions and Tigers, amongst which will be found the cele brated lion Wallace, Lioness and four young ones, only a few weeks did. Thirteen Varieties of Leopards and Panthers, and that rare animal the Black Tiger of Merle°, the only one in England. A full grown Giraffe (alive) 18 feet high. The one-horned Indian Rhinoceros, upwards of four tons in weight ; and the most wonderful perform ing Elephant in the world, excluding none. A pair of War Camels, from the Battle of Inkerman; and a pair of Nylghaus, from Hlndo titan. Llamas and Alpacas from Peru and other mining districts. The Gnu or Horne I Horse, and Heartehearte, of South Africa, purchased at the late Earl of Derby's collection. Antelopes and Gazelles; white, black, and brown Bears • Wolves and Hyenas ; and the Ursine, or Five-toed Sloth Of India; Ostriches or Emus from Van Diemen's Land; Pelicans of the Wilderness; and the huge Boa Constrictor and young ones. In fact, almost every Bird. Beast, or Reptile that can be kept alive in a confined state In this country is to be found in the limits of this extensive Menagerie. Asia guide to the public, the proprietor most respectfully invites the editors of this or any other journal in Liverpool to an inspection of the above, and would feel obliged with their opinion and report of the same in their next publication. PART 1. HOFFMAN'S ORGANOPHONIC BAND, (Who had the honour of playing before Her Majesty the Queen, His Royai Highness Prince Albert, and the Erni eror Napoleon, on the occasion of the Great Paris Exhibition) ; and in order to afford the Public an opportunity of hearing the - - NATIONAL MUSIC OF SCOTLAND, The following BAND OF HIGHLAND VIOLINISTS Will appear in the COSTUME OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CLANS : M r . JAMES ALLAN (from.Forfar). Mr. DUNCAN M'KERCMER (from reel player to the Earl of Airlie. Dunked), successor to Neil Mr. JAMES BLAIR (freer Perth). Gow, and reel player to his Mr. WM. BRYSON (from Perth). Grace the Duke of Athol. Mr. W. MtlArtsn (from Aberfeldy, Mr. JAs. M'INTOSII (from Edin. reel player to the Marquis o burgh). Breadalbane. Mr. Barsom, jun. (from Perth). Mr. C. M'lwrosn (from Athol). Mr. A. Sairerega (from Aberdeen), Ur. P. MILNE (from Aberdeen), reel player to Her Majesty at reel player to the Marquis and Balmoral Castle. Marchioness of Huntly Mr. JNo. A. MAY (from Dundee). Mr. JAs. AND aims (from Irvine). Mr. BOWMAN (from Montrose). Mr. P. MICHAEL (from Kilmar- Mr. D. filtDoriAtn (Glasgow), nock. w'nner of a prize at the Edin. burgh competition. And other Account Current and Invoice Books, Waste Books, Shipping, Delivery, Order, and every form of printed Books for office use, and respectfully solicit early orders where Books are required for the commencement of the ensuing year. COMMERCIAL HOUSES furnishing new offices will find a good assortment of sundry Stationery, Copying Presses, Cabinets, Inkstands, Diaries, 4c., 4*c., at reasonable prices. In the PRINTING DEPARTMENT every attention is paid.toneatness and despatch. An extensive assortment of WRITING PArkRS, English and Foreign, for home sue and export. PAPER AND STATIONARY WAREHOUSE, W. B. JONES and CO. 20, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. TO GAS CONSUMERS. TH E PATENT G A S REGUL A TOR insures a saving of Twenty-five per Cent. on the average upon former consumption, while at the dame time a more brilliant light is obtained, and the unpleasant effects upon respiration, gilding, colours, &c., resulting from the escape of unconsurned gas, are, by a more perfect combustion, avoided. Gas is generally delivered from the Street Mains at a pressure of li inch of water, often reaching to 3 inches. Experiments have demon. strated that when of good quality it is most econm.cally burnt at a pressure of 4-10ths of an inch. The PATENT REGULATOR, when once adjusted, continues to furnish Gas at one uniform pressure, unalterel by the constant uctuations of the street supply, and In its action is entirely independent of the number of burners it supplies. At the undermentioned Offices an Experimental-room is fitted up to demonstrate the results as above stated, where numerous TestL monials may be seen, and every information may be obtained. SCOTTISH VIOLINISTS, Being a combination of the Rirat STRATHSPEY AND REEL PLAYERS Who will appear in the COSTUME OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CLANS. NOW OPEN, A.LLSOP'S NEW CRYSTAL PALACE, late Teutonic Hall, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Leader MR. BRYSON, Perth. Pianist and Conductor AIR. JUL/AN ADAMS. Mr. W. ALLsoP begs most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, that, haring, at an enormous outlay of several Thousand Pounds. completed the most extensive altera tions and decorations to the above Hall, it will in future be known as ALLSOP'S NEW CRYSTAL PALACE. Admission—Reserved Seats, 3s; Body of the Hall, 2s; Gallery, Is. Tickets and places may be had at Messrs. and SON'S Music Warehouse, 57, Church-street, Doors to be opened half an hour previously to ea , ll :per ormance HUGHES AND SMITH, BRITISH AND FOREIGN PATENT OFFICES, 14, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. C OALS FOR EXPORT AND SHIP'S STORES. RICHARD AND JOHN JOHNSON . CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), the 30th instant, SIMPSON AND CO. Mr. Simpson .... Mr. Baker. . Mrs. Simpson Miss Page. After which, A New. Grand, Local, Comic Christmas PANTOMIM E, Entitled, lIARLEQUIN AND LITCLE GOODY TWO SHOES ; Or, THE LIVERPOOL LASS AND DICKY SAM. 1 , The Opening Story by the Author of the celebrated Liverpool a t ? t antitnes—"The Child of Hale," Tim " Bobbin," "The Legs of . n," " The Butterfly's Ball," and " St. George and the Dragon." The Overture and Music of the Opening complied, selected, and arr anged by Mr. Edward Fitzwilliam. The Scenery designed . en tirely by Mr. Dearlove, lun g assisted by Mr. G. Dawson , and Mr, Good man . Th e M us i c of t h e H ar i equ inwie by Mr. Morriss. L r ue Machinery by Mr. Cowderoy. The Properties and Ma sks b y '•' • Bromley. The D resses b y M r . J e ff r ies. The whole of the ~D a nces and Action, of the Ballet arranged and directed b y Si g nor s,, L auri. • _Bolin ACCOUNT OF THE STORY OF THE PANTOMIME. , n ,___"et7bedy knows the story of Little Goody Two Shoes ; but ~.`'', 7 bOdy does no€ know that the events of her life occurred in ' iir,, r 't Pleasant places near the great town of Liverpool ; and that c h ''"e Goody was not only a Liverpool Lass, but her lover, the Sir Lackey Jones of the original story, was no other than the first Lir e Y ,s.am, the illustrious progenitor of all the population of 5 n ',„'71 30 01,. now bearing that time honoured name. In the Pan . b - ,„,,inle everybody will witness the main incidents'of her career— ' %,;, 7 She loses her father and mother in infancy—how she was left 4 ,,', 4 finly one shoe and her brother Tommy—how Tommy went to --- how she at last became possessed of two shoes, which dr . t'""etence obtained for her the name of tle Goody Two Shoes — n? , when she grew up to be a young womaLitn, the man Sir Thomas ',ripe, who had oppressed her father. continued his enmity towards i....nody-....h0,,,,, by her industry, sbe defied all her idle calumniators— `;',,atv she opened a school—how she taught a raven, which she called •,,,lph t h. d . o read and spell ; also, a pigeon to do the same—how she los t Present of a sklark—how she adopted a poor lamb that had its dam— bow s he called it Billy, an dhow it followed her abo ut - - - how she bad a dog named Jumper—how when one day she 14 _ ed out with the raven and the pigeon. her sky lark on her . b1 1_n!..) 2 and her lamb and her dog by her s ide—how she was seen by he ; T homas Gripe and his man Goosecap, and bow they accused J an f f being a witch— how she was tried for one—how Sir Charles . Rnit 4, b otherwise Dickey Sam, defends her—how she was f ound the Judges Ignorance, Intolerance and Superstition—how b e e r_ ebroTher Tommy returned from Sea—how she was rescued and , . lh,',nerrxies defeated—how she was united to her true love, and Viri, Pers everance ever after, the whole life illustrating the _triumph of • zi n ,.,.e. Perseverance and Industry, over Idleness, 'Vice, and Malice. p mt ;nnin. ...... ....Signor Lauri I Columbine M'dile. Jenny Lauri '''wol2.. ..... .Signor C.Lauri I Clown Signor F. Lauri , • • ' JR •••••Lanagement respectfully announces that the First • ' .r.5.1)1.D DAY , REPRESENTATION of the NEW COMIC PAN .s.s`til... laer e•vEr t , -- will take place on SATURDAY next, 3rd January, and Op ened . SATURDAY until farther notice, when the Doors veill be °retie at Half-past One, Ind the Curtain rise at Two o'clock ely„ - • performance in the Evening at the usual time. - • Ada,' • .--- !Is. a ken—Dress Boxes, 4s; Upper Boxes, 3s • Pit, 2s; Gallery s he Box office is open daily, from Ten till ' Three o'clock, for Ina}, a r ea Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which In a , e. had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children • co ni .', r ee Will not be admitted. Doors open at Ralf-past Six, to . . . ineeleLl o'clock pre_ cisely. • 2 . : ' St OYAL AMPHITHEATRE , .. GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET, PROPRIETOR, MR. W. R. COPELAND. • Q U E ......annemS ROYAL DE SARDAIGNE, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SIGNOR A. QUAGLIE NI. And Patronised by his Majesty the King Vict or Emmanuel. TEL i s FOURTH APPEARANCE IN ENGLAND. A n EVENING (TUESDAY), 29rn INSTANT, d Every Evening during the Week, the Performance will . com mence with L ES GRANDES COURVETTES EQUESTRIENNES, par Signera Guiseppino, T ._ RATIFO, THE SAVAGE MAN—Mons. Lago. TR E r ,AVAILLE trRACIgUSE—par Mademoiselle Motty. LA ;.,RAND ROMAN GYMNASTIQUE—Signor Leopoldo. - C O URSE AERIEN—par M. Harmen (bare-back rider). n , NTRE DES DEUX CLOWNS FRANCAISE, ~ _ Mons. Leopold and Mona. Jean. :t ":' GROTESQUE A CHEVAL—par Mons. Vichard. LE GRAND VOLTIGEUR—Signor Giovani Quaglieni. . -- LA GA SECOND PART. - .1,, __ 'IMES DES YOLTIGEURS—by ten Equestrians. "ta.UTE ECOLE, from the Professtur—Monsieur Raney. . GRAND SAUT DE BALLON NATIONEL, .„• Del Signor Seba s ti a no, bare-hack rider. I, '''' - I „ES POSES DE CHALL—iar Andrellina. • ' l. DEUX GLADIA I EURS—lifons. Lego, Mademoiselle Signor Sebastian°. , ..,.., ATLANTE LIBERTE HOUSE. GRAND SAUT DES CHEVAUX—Signora Clementine. l‘tessieurs Leopold and Boutilller, Francaise Clouries. • LES DEUX GYMNASTIQUES, Monsieur Leopold and Monsieur Boutiller. Gi signor AND S GRECar G. Ruder. R ovanni MANCEUVRE ad Luigi, Italian Clow Q n; UE— Mepssrs. Dewhurst and 1 :1- A Brown, English Clonns. Ph..„ Series of GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCES , the s ad ' E n v . w hich will be given on WEDNESDAY next, December 31, boors to p WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY until further notice. • e onitoence e h O t pened at Half-past One o'clock, the Performances to Two precisely. Ad m i , C i all e BB 'Orl 7Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ; t, i . .. „„ Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. • Side ditto, ls. 6 . d.; ur aec ,,t T he Box-office is open from Ten till ' Three o'clock daily, • . which - ring Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes. In ~ ,,,,n r Y b . e had under the direction of Mr. Sluittleworth. Children • co o me n Will Sne°-gtenti:' !) ,,, e 1 _it o'clock admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six; to T "" - G •le precisely. ' EORGE'S HALL ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, Vl9' Sate ~ 'AIX SATURDAY AND THURSDAY Saturday --n r.a Afternoon,,,,, Ty Evening .. Ad a 7 i l so rY Evening p.m. .. ar l on Saturday Afternoon , 6d.; Saturday and Thursday Evening's 3d. The Concerts last one hour. -------3-2- - 1 ------- .8 °Pen hal°° f an hour before each performance. T r ST. GEORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY will give their FIF T.-SEVENTH PUBLIC PERFORMANCE ON ln the above Hall, T HE EVENING OF FRIDAY, THE 9TH JANUARY, When Handel's Sublime Oratorio, Will " be 61v H MESSIA - en, with E Grand Organ, Full Band, and Chorus of 300 Performers. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS: MISS SANTLEY. MISS LACY GASKILI, BIRS.TM ORG N, MR. WILSON, MR. ARMSTRONG. Le ader . Mr. BAETF.NS. M Grand d r * e gan uactor Reserved S eats. 2s 6d ; B o dy, is 6d; Gallery, Is. 1 13 a le ic tr ets ,to be had at th e Courier Office, Castle-street; the prin ,,,_/I'4!3'e Shops; T. Taylor and Co., Printers, 43, Dale-street; at t he Halt Music Warehouse, Hamilton-stre e t , Birkenhead; and II on on the day of performance. 6 --____. eo at Half-past Sir. Concert to co mmence at Half-past atrance—North end, Shaw's Brow. jtri- JEN , s CONCERTS FOR THE MILLION. S .r • GEORGE'S HALL.- 3fo,Ar THREE MORE CONCERTS , 2)4 1 r , TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS JANUARY sth, 6th, and 7th, At Eight o'olock. MONS. JULLIEN. MADAME GASSIER, l IERR CARL FORMES And the new ENGLISH TENOR, MR. CROFT. promenade, Body of the Hall, Is Gaery, ls. Reserved Seats, 2s 6d. Attic e's and Places may be secured at Messrs. llimE and SON'S e Warehouse, 57, Church-street. ------, CHRISTMAS EVENING PARTIES. THE EYE AND THE EAR ALIKE GRATIFIED. r il lIE Gentry of Liverpool, desirous of receiving t, tiv any of Mr. ARTIS'S Private Entertainments (illus ofF`che of every variety of Elocutionary expression, and peculiarity rtn y 'racter, and assisted by appropriate Costume), are respect (iAttlinif,°rlroed that he, and his celebrated Pupil. THE YOUNG ' r 'l 8 A „,'/C, are ENGAGED PUBLICLY THIS EVENING; also. ti o4 i_, URDAY next. To prevent disappointment, early applica alre,,, r equested. Reference to Families In Liverpool, who have ./' received Private Fritertairiments. li, SEYMOUR-STREET. ' CIE Celebrated AMERICANS G. W. PELL and D. RAYMOND, from the St. James's Theatre, Dodo f „ n , Miss E. MOWBERY, of Birmingham ; Miss LINDSAY, v nelfast • Mr. CHARLES MARSH, Improvisatore and Comic 'Mr. SIMMONS (Violin), Mr. SHAW (Piccolo), Mr. kr.IZER (piano-forte), Her MEYER (Grand Harmonium), and at EDWARDs, tile Celebrated Welsh Harpist, are the Artistes Dresent engaged at EVANS'S (from Covent Garden, London), i'tpPer Dawson -street, close to Lower Box entrance 01 the Theatre 'MISSION Chops, Steaks Kidneys, &c., served as in London. AD FREE.—GENTLEAIEN ONLY ADMITTED. The MADRIGALS, GLEES, &C., are withdrawn until after Christmas. oR, HUMAN VOICE ORCHESTRA, A COMPLETE ORCHESTRA, Consisting of Wind and Stringed Instruments. To those Who have not had an opportunity of witnessing these entertaining Performers, it may be stated that they represent. by the Human Voce, a complete Orchestra of both Wind and Stringed Instruments ; even the Drum, Cymbals, Musical Box, and Bagpipes, are Imitated with a correctness that would deceive the most acute ear. Their merits have been so frequently expounded by the leading newspapers, and above two millions of Auditors, that it is unnecessary to enumerate them. ROGFtAMME. 4, Rule Britannia,"—Full Band, with imitation of Drum and Cymbals. Solo,—An imitation of four different instruments, and ranging the extraordinary compass of four octaves, by W. T. PARK, whose imitations of the various instruments appear to ne marvellous. German Chorus, " Volkslied,"—arrau,ged for the Band, and giving an extraordinary illustration of the compass of the Human Voice. Huntsman's Chorus,—From "Der Freichutz," with Echo in Imi tation of the Musical Box. Though it has been conjectured that this is a mechanical contrivance, it might be stated that the Imitation is producd by nothing but the unaided voice. The Old Song of "Old Tow'er,"—Newly arranged for the Band, by Hoffman, introducing the Huntsman's Horn and Hounds in full cry—" Away they go, up the hill side 1" PART 11. A MONODRAMA, entitled "FOND OF CURIOSITIES"' Performed by Mr. THURTON, Who has been described by the public press as the most talented Polyphonist, the most amusing Delineator of Character, and the most accomplished Ventriloquist, introducing exceedingly inge nious and amusing AUTOMATA, and other MECHANICAL CONTRIVANCES. DRAMATIS PERSONA: Mr. Jeremiah J011y.... A Gentleman of Rochdale, fond of English living, and Foreign Curiosities. Jenny Morgan.... A Matron from Llanfairpwilqwyngywll, Mr J.'s Housekeeper. Dennis O'Driscol....A " Broth of a toy." from the city of Cork, Mr. J.'s Servant. SamuerSowerby....A misanthropic - Mutter, who would not sit up late and be kept out of bed for anybody. Thomas Titns ..A Youth of inquisitive habits. Sunman Effendi .A silent Smoker, from Constantinople. Mons. Le Petit.....The smallest and *a ost flexible Clown in the Universe, also Professor of Gymnastics. Mons, Le Singe Mona. Lapin Miss Morgan .. Johnny Powderwig.... A very liberal Footman, distributing a Num ber of Little Presents which it Is hoped will be received with as much good feeling as the Donor can bestow. PART 111. SONGS, SOLOS, AND IMITATIONS. Organophonic Waits, in imitation of a German Band, wherein the Clarionet takes a prominent part. " Pretty Jane," —Sung by Mynheer Van Dunck, from Amsterdam, who obtained 5,000 guilders as a present from his Majesty the King of Holland, as an acknowledgement for his ballad-singing. Hoffman's arrangement for the Piano-forte, and may be had either in the Room, or at any of the Musicsellers. A Popular Air,—ln imitation of the Scotch Bagpipes. "The May-Wind,"—From the German. Finale—" God Save the Queen I"—Newly arranged, for the Band, with Accompaniment and Chorus, Performance commences Every Evening at Eight precisely; also on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at Two o'clock in the afternoon. Doors open half an hour previous. Prices of Admission :—Private Boxes, from lie to £2 2s ; Stalls, 3s; which can be secured at Messrs. Hime and Son's, Church-street, where a plan of the room may be seen. Reserved Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is. N.B.—lt is respectfully requested that the Trees and other Em bellishmentsin the Hall and Passage may not be touc',..ed. T HE EIGHTH GRAND MASONIC BALL, FOR THE 'Western Division of the County of Lancaster (to which the Public will be admitted), will bo held 7N THE TOWN HALL, LIVERPOOL, By the permission of his Worship the Mayor and Council, ON TUESDAY, THE 6ra DAY or JANUARY, 1857. The proceeds to he applied in aid of the funds of the West Lanca shire Masonic Institution for the education and advancement in life of c hildren of distressed Freemasons. PATRONESSES: The Countess of Zetland. I The Viscountess Combermere The Countess of Yarborough The Hon. Mrs. Wellington Cotton PATRONS : The Right Honourable the Earl of Zetland, Grand Master of England. The Right Honourable the Earl of Yarborough, Deputy Grand Master of England. The Right Honourable Lord Viscount Combermere, Prov. Grand Master, Cheshire. Le Gendre Nicholas Starkle, Esq , Prov. Grand Master, West Lancashire. Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Bart, M.P., Pro. Grand Master, Shropshire. Henry Charles Vernon, Esq., Prov. Grand Master, Worcestershire. The Rev. Gilmour Robinson, Deputy Prov. Grand Master, West Lancashire. Richard James Spiers, Efq., P. Grand Sword Bearer. Stephen Blair, Esq M.P., Pro. Grand Master. East Lancashire. Matthew Dawes, Esq., Past Prcv. Grand J.W., East Lancashire; Prov. Grand Commander for Lancashire. S.G.I.G. J. Finchett Mad.'ork, Esq.. Deputy Prov. Grand Master, Cheshire. The Rev. E. H. Dymock, Deputy Prov. Grand Master, Shropshire. Lieutenant -colonel George Augustus Vernon, P. Prov. Grand Senior Warden, Staffordshire. Joseph Perrin, Esq., Prov. Grand Senior Warden, West Lancashire. G. C ra wford Antiobue, Esq., Ploy. Grand Senior ‘Varri. , n, Cheshire. Thomas Littledale, Esq, Prov. Grand Junior Warden, West Lanca shire. Albert H. Royds, Esq., Deputy Prov. Grand Master, East Lancashire. The Honourable Major Wellington Cotton, Prov. Grand Junior warden, Cheshire. William Courtenuy Cruttenden, Esq., Prov. Grand Reglstra Cheshire. Sir Thomas George Hesketh, Bart. Sir Joshua Walmaly, Knt., M.P. William Henry Moss, Esq. COMMITTEE : Sir Thomas George Hesketh, Bart., Chairman. Thomas Kilpin, Esq., Vice-Chairman. Horatio Gamb2ll. Esq , Treasurer. The President, Vice-Presidents, and trus'ees of the Institutlo the Grand Officers ot this Province and Cheshire, the Master Past Masters, and 'Wardens of all Lodges in West Lancashire and Cheshire. Tickets, including Refreshments, Ten Shillings and Sixpence each, To be obtained from Mr. Wahnsley, 50, Lord street ; Mr. Warburton, Exchange Newsroom ; Messrs. Yates and Hess, Lord street ; Mr. W. J. Hammond, Lord street ; Mr. W. Lawton, Bee r Hotel, Queen square ; the Scarisbrick Arms, Southport; the Masters of the different Lodges, or of the Honorary Secretary at the Committee Rooms. It is particularly requested that all persons attendirg the Ball will sign their names in full on their '1 ickets, prior to presenting them at the Town Hall. It is also requested that the Brethren appear in the Full Masonic Dress Clothing of their rank and office. Brother G. A. Wielopolski Phillips' Quadrille Band will he in attendance in the Ball Room, and the Royal Lancashire Artillery Band in the Vestibule. The Doors will be open at Half-past Eight o'clock. SAMUEL P. BRABNER, Hon. Sec. Committee Room, George Hotel, Dale-street, Liverpool, December 1, 1856. FOR THE APPROACHING CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. FIFTY NEW MODELS have just been added to the PARISIAN GALLERY of ANATOMY, FREEMASON'S HALL, LIME-STREET. This Superb Collec tion, with all its late additions, comprising upwards of 450 MODELS, procured at the Anatomical Galleries of Paris, Florence, and Munich, has been unanimously pronounced by the Liverpool and London Press, also the Author of Liverpool Life, to be one of the most instructive and attractive Exhibitions in Liverpool. Pot ular Lectures are given every hour, and each part of the Human Frame is shown detached, and their organs and functions explained ; con sequently, this forms a most instructing part of the exhibition, as more real valuable information may be gained in one hour, of the innumerable complaints and diseases which flesh is heir to, than by years dreading. Open daily, for Gentlemen, from Eleven am. till "Fen p.m., excepting Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only are admitted from Two till Five o'clock—Admission, Is; to the Working Classes, 6d. N.B.—The Proprietor wishes It to be known that Dr. SAMUEL COOPER, M.D., is constantly in attendance, for the purpose of answering enquiries which visitors may make, touching the various diseases of the Human Frame—FßEE OF CHARGE. CLAYTON HALL, CLAYTON' SQUARE. THIS EVENING, the 30th DECEMBER, MISS JULIA ST. GEORGE will appear in her New Dramatic Eatertainment, entitled " HOME AND FOREIGN LYRICS," embracing CHARACTERS AND MUSIC OF MANY LANDS, written expressly for her by Miss 43111.1 A B. EDWARDS. The Whole of the Music by J. F. Doootkiv. NOTICE.—The words and music of the Songs of this Enter tainment are Copyright, and cannot be sung in public without the perintssion of the Composer, Mr. J. F. DUGGAN. Every Evening at Eight. Saturday Mornings at Half-past Two. PROGRAM ME.—PART I.—Miss Julia St. George's Tour round the World in search of this Entertainment. THE RESULT.—Delineations of Characters from Real Life, and representative specimens of the Blusdc of Many Lands. The Address, Miss Julia St. George. Englan.l to the Rhine—Bernese Girl—Miss F. Manby— Mr. Corney Fitz—Naples-1 he Molo—The Zingara— Greece and Sappho—Athens—Smyrna —Constantinople—Mr. Theo phiius Jones—Turkish Story. London to Ostend—The Rhine. Song, Bernese Maiden—" No, no; I will not breathe his name." Mayance to Basle, Semi-lmpersona ion—Miss Frank Manby, one of the " Strong-minded Brigade." Bailie, Berne, Interlachen, and the Lake of Thurn. Semi-Impersonation—Mr. Corney Fitz an Emerald of the first water. Irish Song—" Tim Doolin," and what became of him. iarison of Italian Steamers— GREECE.—The lonian Sea—o apt. The Bock of Santa Maura—The Old Leucades. from which Sappho (the impa.sioned poetess of Lesbos) threw herself—The Dream. Solo, Piano-forte—Ancient Greek March. Impersonation Lramatic Recitation—Sappho. Grand Recitative al.d Air —" Blossoms of Pieria, fade !" Missilonghi, Athens, Ac. TURKEY. —Monday three times a week at Smyrna. Smyrna to Constantinople—Mr. Theophilus Jones, the gentleman who has a taste f, r poetry, and who is always in search of a rhyme. Semi. impersonation—Mr. Theophilus Jones. A Turkish Coffee-honse— Old Mustapha's Story. Song (Turkish)—" You're slender as the clove," Ac. ITALY—Naples—Neapolitan Life on the Molo. The Zingara or Gipsy Fortune-teller, Song—" Wou!ri you have your fortunes told 7" Solo, Pirmoforte—" I,a Tarantella " /sL.ecaroni Seller— Ballad Singer—Water Seller—Policinello (Punch). Ac., Ac. Song (Italian) —" Oh ! bulla to dormi." PART ll.—Calcutta—Miss Margaret Allison—Captain Crawler— India to America—Emigrants—New York—Miss Jemminia Poppies, Sissy—America to France—French Post Boy—Joan of Arc—airs. Jenkine—Tummus—Conclusion. Society in Calcalta. Impersonation —MissMargaret Allison. Scotch Ballad—" l'o ye mind the auld past years?" Captain Crawler, " the most languid man in the world." INDIA TO AMERlCA.—Captain Crawler, the most languid man in the world. Emigrants—Song of Home. English Ballad—" Those other times." NEW YORK.—Semi -Impersonation—Miss Jemmlma Poppies. Her love of apple pies. Semi-impersonation—Sissy (Negro Girl). Negro Melodies—" lOudder dear, good night," and " roily she can boil an' bake." AMERICX TO FRANCE.—lmpersonation—French Post Boy. Song—" Oh, a pleasant life," Are. ROUEN.—The most poetical association connected with it—Joan of Arc. Impersonation—Joan of Arc. Dramatic Recitation. Grand Recitative—" By Heav'n Inspired." War Song—" The hostile flag." Impersona ion—Mrs. Jenkins' Story of her visit to the Continent— Her Domestic. Tommie. Impersonation—Tummus, North Coun try Song—" Oh, what can I do but die—ie—re." Conclusion Song—" Good Night. kind friends." The whole of the Songs of this Entertainment are in course of pub lication; to he had of Miss ST. GEosos,BB, Albany-street, Regent's Park, and all Musicsellers. Boxes, 2s. Stalls, Is. Gallery, 6d. Children under Twelve years of age Half-price, to the Boxes and Stalls only. ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET. Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I GREAT ATTRACTION FOR TII CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS I ! Heap on the fire the wind is chill, But let it whistle as it will, We'll keep our Christmas merry still. Re-engagement for Two Nights longer of Mr. WALLFORD, the Negro Monarch. The first week of a Magnificent Series of DIORA MIC VIEWS. First appearance of Mr. J. MUNDY, Ireland's great Comic Wocalist. First appearance of Mr. an d Mrs. MORGAN, the celebrated Delineators of Negro Life, Musical Wonders, and Magi cal Conjurors, a /a Anderson. First appearance of Messrs. CRAVEN and Sll4Sl ON. Continued success of FRANK SHORT. Last week of YOUNG THORNHILL on the Flying Trapeze. Triumphant success of THE RICARDO FAMILY. the renowned Tight-rope and Gymnastic Artists, enlivened by theiFeats and Comicalities of Mr. Ricardo and Master Ricardo, the Youngest Clown in the world. Pleasing ballads, by Miss SAULAN. On THURSDAY, Dec. 25 (Christmas Day), the Doors will open at Half-past Five, to corn mence at Six. First time of an historical, whimsical, musical, comical, emblematical, fantastical, pantomimicai Diorama, founded on the popular tale of JACK THE G lANT KILL E R. Doors open at Six o'clock, to commence at Half-pass. Leader, and Musical Director, Mr. S TANNARD. The Powerful Brass Hand under the Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not be admitted. Admisicn—Upper Hall. 6(1. Lower Hall, 3d. T4 IVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. ELEVENTH WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, TO DE DELIVERED IN THE HALL, AT THE LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT STREET. . 1857. Tuesday. Jan. 6.—An Evening with Autographs—Rev. T. Raffles, D.D., L Tuesday, Jan. 13.—The Gallery of Tempers—Rev. J. B. Owen, A.M., of London. Tuesday. Jan. 20.—Mind; its World and its Power—Rev. G, W. Cornier, of Leeas. Tuesday, Jan. 27.—Views of Life—Rev. J. P. Chown, of Bradford. Tuesday, Feb. 3.—The Harmony of Nature; or, The Divine Wisdom and Goodness—Rev. T. Brocklehurst, of Southport. Wednesday, Feb. 11.—Modern Literature, in its Relations to Biblical Truths—Rev. Thomas Archer, D.D., of London. Tuesday, Feb. 17.—Thomas a'Beckett ; Crown versus the Mitre— Rev. R. Vaughan, D.D., President of Lancashire C..llege. Tuesday, Feb. 24.—Christian Infidelity; or, Old Foes with New Faces—Rev. J. 11. Lowe. Tuesday, March 3.—Learned Ignorance—Rev. E. Paxton Hood, of Dursley. Tuesday, March 10.—A Commentary on " Liverpool Life "—Rev. H. S. Brown. JAMES PERKINS, Secretary. Lectures to Commence at Half-past I,cven o'clock precisely. Tickets for the Course:—Mcinbers—Unreserved Seats, 2s 6d ; Reserved Seats, 4s 6d; Platform, so. Non-members—Unreserved Seats, 3s; Reserved Seats, 4s 6,1; Platform, ss. Single Lectures.—Unreserved Seat., 6d; Reserved Seats, Is; Platform, Is. Tickets may be obtained at the INSTITUTE, 48, Mount Pleasant ; Messrs. G. H. and J. SMYTH. Berry Street; ADAM REID, Ranelagh Street; G. THOMSON, London Road; C. RATCLIFFE, South Castle Street; and of the Superintendents of the various Sunday Schools, Members' Tickets to be had only at the Institute. W. A. trusts that the elegance and extent of decorations, together with the addition of one of the most antique collections of Works of Art in Europe, will justify him in naming his new establishment as above. The whole of the Wax Figures of Mr. Allsop's late exhibition, upwards of One Hundred in Number, which consisted of faithful likenesses of Emperors, Kings, Queens, Princes and Princesses of all nations, Dukes Lords, Statesmen, &c., &e., have been recast, and are beautifully attired in costly new dresses. The following are only a few of the principal new characters he has added to the Exhibition, modelled from life, and are arranged in various groups : H. R. H. the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, The KING of SARDINIA, The EMPEROR ALEXANDER 11. of RUSSIA, The PRINCE of PRU3SIA, New Model of the DUCiIESS of SUTHERLAND. LoRD PALMERSTON, LORD JOHN RUSSELL, &c. &c. &c. The Interior of this Spacious Hall has been considerably enlarged, and beautifully coloured and decorated, by Mr. Jones, of Mount Pleasant, Liverpool. GALLERIES lIA.VE BEEN ERECTED on each side and extreme ends of the Hall, by Mr. Westmoreland. builder, of Lime street, Liverpool. These galleries have been de signed by the great formatwe—Brucciani, of London, and display many hundreds of antique and modern statues, selected from the principal Continental Galleries of Europe; amongst wh ch Is the celebrated HERCULES FARNE3E! From the Original, made by permission of his Majesty the King of Naples. Tit , : beautiful American Statue of the GREEK SLAVE! (By Power,) GIBSON'S VENUS! And numerous other Statues and Figures, which the limits of an advertisement precludes the possibility of enumerating. This noble collecti'm of Statuary varies from five to fourteen feet in height. Mr. A. has, among other attractions, added, at a great expense, to the new Crystal ralace, a GRAND CONCERT ORGAN, Built expressly for the purpose, by Messrs. Gray and Davison, the celebrated Orden Builders or London and Liverpool, on which ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given at intnwals during the hou. s of exhibition. The Organ is enclos in a beautiful case, with decorated Speaking Pipes in front. ;he Organ contains the following Stops : Grand and Solo Organ, Compass C C to A, .N 3 Notes. Open Diapason, Metal throughout S feet. Salciunal Stop Diapason, Bass Clarlonet Fade . Octave Flute Harmonic Piccolo Harmonic . Mixture 3 Ranks Grand Trombone, Bass. Grand Trombone, Treble Clarionet Swell Organ, Tenor, C to A Gainha Concert Flute . Gems Horn Saner Octave Sifflote . . . Cornopean Orchestral Oboe ..... Pedals, CCC to E l6 . . . ....... Couplers, Swell to Grand Grand Organ to Pedals 4 Combination Pedals to Grand and Solo Organ Combination Pedals to Swell The Organ is cf very beautiful tone and great power, and Is con sidered perfect. The extreme ends and aides of this New Crystal Palace arc fur nished with large magnificent LOOKING GLASSES, in massive Gold Frames, from six to eight feet high, by four to six feet wide, by Lorenzi Gobbi, cf St. John's-lane, Liverpool, the effect of which surpasses anything we have yet produced. In the Evening the Palace will be lighted with numerous brilliant Glass Crystal CHANDELIERS, from au elegant design by Messrs. Thomas Edwards and Co., 24 and 26, Manchester-street, Liverpool. Another grand feature in the Exhibition is a gorge,us dispiay of SILK FLAGS and 131NIVERS, suspended from the front of the Galleries to tl:e ceiling, representing the emb!ents and colours of all Nations. on different r oloured Silks, in real gold anti silver, supplied by Mr. J. ‘‘ haite. artist, of Manchester. Admission, Sixpenr e. Children under twelve years of age, half price. Open from Ten a in. to Ten pm. Observe the name—ALLSOP'S Ne.W CRYSTAL PALACE.— Over the entrance. On and atter January 1,1857, the admission to the Day Exhibition will be Is, after five o'clock fit, children half price. FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS. HIGGS AND JONES solicit especial attention to their new and extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make, in the nerves and choicest desiyns, at remarkably Low Pales, An immediate inspection is respectfully incited. HIGGS AND JONES, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 46, LORD.ST EET. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. BARRELLED NATIVE OYSTERS AT S H A W'S LONDON OYSTERS STORES, 31, BASNETT.STREET, AND 8, 11ACKIN'5.11EY. ELECTRO-PLATE WAREHOUSE, 46-LORD-STREET-46. PARTIES about to purchaso ELECTRO PLATE are respectfully solicited to inspect H. and J.'s Stock, row the largest in t3wn, at prices lower than any other house. HIGGS AND JONES, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 46, LORD-STREET. HAVE ALWAYS A SUPPLY OP THE BEST ORRELL, WIGAN, AND RUSHY PARK COALS. ORDERS RECEIVED AT 3 4, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, 173, CROWN-STREET. A IACKIE AND GLADSTONE, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS WELLINGTON BUILDINGS, 46 and 48, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 131, CHESTER STREET. BIRKENHEAD. WINES. Per Doz. Quarts. Pints. Best Old Port Fine Do. Good Do. 36s Od 18s od Do. Do. Best Oid Pale Sherry ... Do. Do. Golden Do. Fine Do. Good Do. .. 32s Od Per Gal, Finest Islay Malt Whisky Cambeltown AlaTt Whisky . .. Fine Olci Scotch Do. Do. . Finest Old Irish Do. Do. Good Grain Whisky Best Cognac Brandy, Martell's (pale or brown) 3os Od „ Old Hollands „ Jamaica Rum Fine Do. Do. Beet Bristol Gin „ London. Gin PORTER AND ALES. Per Doz. Quarts. Pints. Barclay's Best London Porter Guiness's Best Dublin Porter ...... ...... Bass and Co.'s East India Pale Ale ......... Best Edinburgh Ale .. . Fine Mild Ale .. 51 Od 3s Od Alloa Fable Beer 3s Od 2s od Cider Perry Guiness's Best Dublin Porter Barclay's Best London Do., ....... .. 28s od and 33. od In Half Bass and Co.'s East India Pale Ale. Bass and Co.'s Mild Do., ....17. 6cl and 24s od . SPIRITS. Do. Do. Bronte Marsala 26s OA • .• Catravel() . • Lisbon Bucella. Madeira Claret, Ist. „ 2nd Hock, Ist • • 72s Od „ 2nd Champagne, let 11 2nd 6os Od 34s Od 3rd /1 TERMS-CASH. BOTTLES TO BE GIVEN IN EXCHANGE, OR PAID FOR ON DELIVERY. The same amount will be allowed when they are returned. Goods delivered by their own Spring Carts in Aigburth, Wavertree, Old Swan, Knotty Mt, West Derby, Boetle. Seaforth, Waterloo, Crosby, and all other districts within five miles of the Exchange; also, in Oxton, Claughton, Seacombe, Egremont, New Brighton, Rock Ferry, Eastham. and surrounding neighbourhoods. HAMPERS PACKED TO ORDER, AND FORWARDED TO ALL PARTS OF, THE COUNTRY. ALWAYS ON HAND, AT THEIR EXPORT BOTTLING STORES, MERSEY STREET, A LARGE SUPPLY OF LONDON PORTER AND BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE. FOR SHIP STORES AND EXPORTATION. F A MIL Y- WINE AND SPIR I T, ALE AND PORTER STORES, ESTABLISHED 1845. ALL GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT, AND EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY CONSUMPTION. GUARANTEED FREE FROM ANY ADULTERATION. DAILY DELIVERIES IN ANY FART OF LIVERPOOL. TERMS-CASK. PER DOZEN QUARTS.. S. d. Superior Pale - Sherry as Fine Old Gold Coloured Sherry ........ . ...... Best Old Pale She r ry .... Finest West India Madeira .... Finest Sparkling Ch ampagne . Ditto in Pints • . . ...... Very superior Claret 63 0 ITS. . lSt' 0 P 1 GALLON. d. Best Old Campb e l ton . Best Islay M a lt Glenlivet, Islay, and Can.pbeiton, 1 0 P., very old l9 0 Best Irish Malt, in Sherry Butts ... 16 0 Cognac Brandy, Pale or Brown, 7 years ............. 30 0 Schiedam Hollands . D ALES. FAMILY DEPARTMENT. WINES. PER DOZEN QUARTS. N. d. Good Port Fine Old Port Very superior Old Port Fine Old Crusted Port Particular Old Crnsted Port, 0 years in bottle 48 0 Bronte Madeira .... .. • . 26 0 Good Dinner Sherry . Spill PER GALLON. a. d. Gond Gin . . ... Feet London Gin Beat Bristol Gin l2 0 Jamaica Rum .... • • • . 13 0 Best Old Jamaica Rum l6 0 Irish Whisky Campbelton Whisky PORTER AN PER DOZEN. QUARTS. PINTS, Alloa Table Beer B. d. s. d. Drogheda Ale 4 6..... 2 9 East India Pale Ale .6 0.... 3 6 Burton Bitter Ale . 6 0.... 3 6 Edinburgh Strong Ale Dublin XX Stout • 4 6.... 2 9 London Brown Stout 5 v..... 3 0 Best London Double Stout 6 0.... 3 6 Bottles:must be given in Ezell, IN BALE BARRELS. rrgr, or Pairiffor on Delivery. T. F. ASHE, SOUTH . CASTLE-STREET, VaI'JLESALE BOTTLER FOR EXPORTATION OF ALLSOPP'S, BASS'S, AND OTHER INDIA PALE ALES TRULIN, HANBURY, BUXTON, AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT. Few Thousand Dozen always Rea* for Immediate Shipment, at the EXPORT STORES, 13 and 15, ATHERTON.STREET, and 16, THOMAS-STREET s. d.I R. Menders and Co.'s Best Dublin Porter ...... 25 0 Truman and Co.'s Rest London ........ 20e to 31 0 Allsopp's East India Pale Ale Tetley's East India Pale Ale Cairne's Drogheda Ale 28 0 ~~ ..