The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-01 00:00:00

ey",Pl LI eNA! , 6I . , .. . , . ~,4,01,,,- ,_ '4 - •;',..,: ---., * - f--- -, To , ~.;... 1 , , .A .e. , !:- 4 , ‘ 1',.. // '/NW - To , rN, f -t / / / \ / " ' N ' • ' • ) f ffl - I p. os , I.s ;-- , . , , - La r d . . , „., t . ,- .., 1. . .i .' ...., ... - . 4. 1,.... I -'°1.... + 1 i •) r N ,ftn...elnlioalni I I^ o 999 LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, DECEMBER I, 1856. gitnt6enTentg. iDtibilr illnuomentg. PRICE Ed. '''''''' A T R E-R 0 Y A r.. QITEE'S HALL, BOLO STREEF. THE above ROOMS will shortly be OPENED rh a variety of entir.lv new productions in AR , and AMUSEMENT, entitled HOFFMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT, Comprising a great v:triety of Songs, Solos, and Concerted Meet,. DELINEATIONS OF CIIARACTER, By MR. THURTON, Who has bren • descrP,ed by t• c Fub!ie Press as the greatest IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BEC.K WITH-S,TREET, PARK-LANE. TOHN GIBBONS and CO, h ave on Sal e a we l l assorted Stock of BAR, HOOP, SHEET, and ROD t IRON, STEEL, Wr o u g ht an d C ut NAILS ; & c., Wholesale and Retail. Saafancs. Potireg. ITALIAN OPERA! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. L IVER E STAB LISHMENT LIME STREET WARD, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, A S Q U A L E! scieNCE J. CARMICHAEL AND CO REPORM BANQUET TO !TAMES R. JEFFE Z•Y; EsQ., D 0 N WILL BIfOIV IN WHICII lADAME GASSIER CHRIS T A L E, THIS D A Y, E I C II A I: Upper noxes, 3s aly from Ten till 7,r1 takinv Private. ri 3f Mr. hut." wort': at Hal-, R 0 N irR. AND M its. KEELEY Will commence an R *OAGEMENT OF SIX NIGHTS At this Theatre, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, LIVERPOOL.— Proprietor, Mr. W. R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-st. 'II ; 9 iESSOR ANDERSON IN A DRAMATIC CHARACTER Tit. Management has much pleasure in announcing that it ,1:4 arranged with I rofessor AND E itso:4l f r his ap ß pearanc. at e•R Nr•gyal Amphithea're, in his great Ch-rae-er of " OB 110 Y" TO Evening, ¶he 1-t December, lor THREE NIGHT. ONLY. ,ti u4 vourite Operatic Drama will be produced under the direc. ‘ .. " 3 Pr ofes•or Anderson, in the mam , style and with similar es.. ,o ries as when reeen.ly represerved under his direction and Nr 7anev . ‘ratement in London. In order to give due effect n e tore the Per .l4 an 'Extr a and Efficient Chorus his bee .gad, toge p,i vr.tli One Hundred and every resource of this Establkhment will be employed to add to the complete - I' ; of the osise en scene. ' LART. IeVERK BUT ONE OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON. 11) 1 .. — ° Ecening, the Ist December, ROB ROY. Rob Roy, Mr. Ys t ' „ e L l '?r , ; The Baffle, Mr Baker; Dougal, F. L. Villiers Diana bir iss Lan on. STATE sECRE S. Gregory Th - rubleweli, felt ker. And THE DEVIL. TO PAY. Dobs o n, M r . B a k ery ower. piQO `ueittiy ROB ROY ! PERFECTION . Sir LawrenN, Mr." Baker;' 8- Mr. Stoyle • Irides Paragon. Mr. i c t i, Lre •, Kate O'Trie, n Miss Pa e. And MISCHIEF A KING. On Manette Mrs. Power • Nicholls Dovetail, Mr. Storle. t hs W !Ile ednestiav * for the Benefit of Profe sor ANDERSON, and 11c-t‘tit Ni• ght of his Engagement_ ROB ROY.. And an Afterpiece ts„-",vn Professor Anderson will appear. t hursrlav, fur 'he Benefit of Mr: R. Goodman and lir. 1. k'itle" 6 • 1:11k LADY OF LYONS. Clande Melnotte. Mr. Mon -14 ,"nlytlison ; Beauseant. Mr. Lunt; Glaris, Mr. Ville! , s'; Vtixii,th: Baker ; Pauline, Mis Pa T 2 ll e.E Alter which, II UNILG To conclude with Bo LE Mat 411 aY, for the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Walton, M ARP.i ED b:RNIP' ..i r• Dove, Mr. Moyle; Mrs. Dove, Mrs. Walton. TH E L'Z 1 1 2 h aCE GATE.. Creek, Mr. Walton. And the Burlesque of 7••9 4 );7 0 . Ro ll a, 'Mrs. Power ; f izarro, Mr. Baker; Alonzo, Mr. 4eßo,s 4 torday, for the Etenett of Mr. Stoyle, 'THE WRECK J , mmy Starling Mr. Stoyle; Grampus, Mr. F. L. thieh ;.?la , m duke Magog. Mr. Baker; Alice, Ilia , Page. ATter .4 1 '1 4 .11. AND MRS WHITE. Peter White, Mr. Stoyle • n „lite, Mrs. Power ; in which chars, ters they 'mita „n,li,',',,.ne.celehraterl Opera Sinsers rt-. 1 Dancers. A ndWAN TED evBAND YOUNG •MILLINERs FOR THE GOLD DlG "bith`,./,_ To conclude w th a BA; LET DIVER; ISSF.AIENT; in the Land Family will appear, 41,1i 441 15vi ----- w' R nn --Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes. 2s. 6d. ; Pit, is. 61. ; `, l'' " r i• `ec,ind Price—Dreas Rotes, 2s. • Side ditto Is. tid. ; hit Th 10„kre„Box. office is open from Ten till ' 1 hree o'c'ock daily N 41 , 1 1 ' P low Sems in the Eire.: Circle and 'Mang' Privaie Boxes, - th yrs 4r, yi . " had under the direction of llr. Shattieworth, Children 4, 114',„_ ' 5l ll not be admitted, Dora open at Half-past bix ) to 'ice at Seven o'clocq precisely. G EODGE S HALL 1 t n --........... , 01 1 . 1 . 1 vrcan Perrormances on AI expos' Evitetimos will he Di at. ( !-I'Tki) until Further - ' - ...,_eruge's Hall 27th Nov., 1856, GEORGE S HALI Performances en THE GREAT ORGA Will be given by the OrganistM It. BERT, SATURDAI „ u r 4 Y s Concert huraday Evening AM) THURSDAY Concert. 's Concert at 3 n ....... a* B p.m. at 8 p.m. Saturday and Thursday s Loti on Saturday A I SS CATHERI HAYES CONCE WEDNESDAY NEXT, D It 3, 1856 P 'lN Will 1 en.n' _ eirva the LTV ! T is g• after the Concert is over. ,tti, \T t , ft R ,lI,WAY COMP %NY h Dfns.me Eve) g. afte[ B 0 A I' from the t ler fied STREET STATrn id the , RI RK EA 11 ye try need to START , a 1 sf the 11 3 G E 0 lt GE S-HALL 411 EAT ATTRACTION FOR ONE MIGHT WEDNESDAY NEN r. DECEHISER 3, 1856. "S CATHERINE HAYES MAD'LLE. CORELLI, AIR. CHARLES BRAHAM, MR. WEISS, Amy, •••• TRE CELEBRATED IN4TRU‘IENTALISTS HERR E RNS T, MONS. PAQUE, `ll • G Vio!oncelto A. OSBORNE The celebrated Composer and Pianist; and MR. W. T. BEST, Organist of St. George's Hall. PROs RA AI ME. PART 1. Guillaume Te 11"..... Mr. Vest. I t, la stanchezaa." (II Trovatorel •••• . No md Adadlle. Corrili an d O. Braham 14' Rondo —Piano, Violin, and Violoncello 4 ( "•4r Messrs . Oabort , e, E rnst, eas and que 1 1 . 0 e :. 4 ! Mon file." (Le Prophete I, ort ~. an —Overture , Miss CAth rine Hayes LNTorsea, de Concert.. V' the la matte." Mr. G. A. Osborne. 'BlSi's" The Singerr.' (Words by Longfellow) r. Weiss oncello—' ."Lucla de Lanvnermoor." Monsieur P4que. Rosalie" Mr. Charles Brahan -.Vied.. Maid Robin Gray." Miss Catherine Hayes RD•sint Osborne, ' 1 71 Trovatore" .. Verdi. ,feyerbeer Osborne ... Verdi Osborne Doniz - tti Beethoven 0. O r PART 11. 11 c4, da p —Reminiscences of the. opera— !! ...., 'Th Mr. Beet. A e Bay of Bi.cay" 4 A, v N,'loll Mr. Charbas 13rallatn. ki' -I —Hun -Irian Airs ...... Qtt t g c Nlk l '-a. diva," ' Norma" t ....., l',l;ss Ca'ber:ne P.,:t es 'l 4i.. Robin ;he Archer," W.H. Weiss, 1,, Mr. Weiss lb. s„ ohrneen Dhe.lish".....• • • I. NI e Mi , s Cberina Hayes lb ~. c ampo dells Gloria' . . Mr. C. ha an I r. We ss il 4 4 11w, 0 Y - s u The Harp l-tra that rn n M o ce through Tara's Melody Donizetd, .Miss; Catherine Hayes, I , , To commence at Eight o'clock. 'l , •"t% -end G. A 0 'BORNE. t h I Q , s ; , i ctor• ••••• - - • • • N0,, t..,, alterved seats, 7n; Body o' the Hall, is ; Gallery. 2.. mil. .be lad at 11 ' iltuk and 6oN's Music Establish. - 9......_.,,,,,'1at it rieet7'n. L I A, ~ k L COLOSSEU NI PAPADISE STREET.— , , • ';'),''''‘'' 4 rt, ll ' } lead], . Proprietor.—The National Palace of INqttiqls,ettient ‘ , and the most elegant I ounce in Europe l 1,.%q,4-....,% ATTRACTION ! Colossal in itself— c lossal In i s , ',4 te ,nr ti - r ?'"'Fisi in its nroducions. aod alwaya enlivened with iii: \i''ku ß s4l 'Passerl hrillimcy and intensely exc dog Novelties I ‘,,' h,' , lt,,„'?, and du ing th. we k—Fneare- ent for Post IVO' 11„ ~:0 4 ,,,1n.Y of sigw , r'SlLVA NI, .the Unrivalled air Vaulter, In A'Zio"t 4l, lts. n o %Tramt wine P.rf,,, mances ! leap ng and turning S t h" Di t , t , •rto.tters at'. broad banoers, thr ug , ) t woes bist rn,at fi, 1 alladaa,er. • taking two mar ges rom ears, lf , .. in rn atioaer . trio is head and pl., eit on his own while ,l h , t k i, th,, a , •, he n . ) 0 , olu nt r. Ihe higno will also apoear In his Ciro esque le o 4hi p el,„„ On st its aid chairs. and introduce bin Rurtesque ;LA I ,`i,' z 'o the Trampoline, Frantr Short. Last Week ot t , le 1.. 1.1 ,„, 1 4.`, ~. e f , lts. TAG, I NI and ELsl.Eit. and the Sisters , e %.,, -I tii it s o d CARO INF. .(the , most tin *tied dancers in the jje,,• of th' e n fe) pupils ot•fladlte.l , NNY LAURI. Tr; menduns lento,i e„ i nimitable FRANK SHOR I% , • eat week of the i i AN'f, a .F, ment of Wears. i A Wfte NCE, and TOLet ER, 1 1l1? '11. 1L .,' Mt , arßEl`s, who will introduce the laugh;•b'e ',PI i„' P.„,`,' GHOST OF OLE PE -• I ' Ghost, . e BANK ", I ‘ "'t f`natuatic Sece..tion of YOUNO TtioRNHILL on •liC t ~a ,,,r 4_ Deze. This yourg artiste's feats art, performed p.4:rehe-Zent reckless dash wh ch first thril a theapectwor ,kßk, t Are,.l," , 'rld then enitirr:ll a the ,most int•-nse 'delight. It ", ''' Of M. DUSONI'S Troupe of DOG • and ati; _. , :eceiv ed _ during the past week sib roars of e. Gle Success .dt1)14 " •at ' • cess o v i7r.Sl - 1711:the Eriont'" ed f o - .IA - 014.1 with hi. • s 1% In their Grand D • AWI /14 Ng..!p r im s N.. liNbtai i `• Gieat s o . ce .. s o f miss 8-ULAN, ;he pleas , ln r_ g 6 %4 - Nrw comp Ny on -MONDAY next , the u ; g / 1 ,1 CA it 0 FAMILY, , esers. ,Nl, -4 'n 7" D AVIE-i , ind YANKEE WALLF oft D. 'l 4 to corninei.ce at Half-past. Leader, tZelreetor, ANNAhit. The Powerful Press t hrection of Mr. J ARTING*;TALL. Director vead "?nilleias Mr fiEA'Ali,,Jun Children Hinnus ' b itted, Hall.. Bd. Loner ali‘Ri4. HF,Rit And other Artistes /ITRI s . tee o'clock, for Gallery Ch Liven List Seveo. to A L a the mos' extrsoreit -nd other ME, A 17 TOM ai(1):\"-S, ORGAN 0 P H C) YOH OTW.I Represen Wind In Box, and the Bdgpipes, The Queen's Hall is at present t for the ( he Cymb,ls, the wire Altera, CLAYTON-HALL, CLAYTO -BQIIARE, LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF BR-OITS IL FAMILY TH E IN CONS PQUENCE OF THEIR DEPARTURE' FOR WINDSOR, BY COMMAND OF HER • MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. A CONCERT EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. . • ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, A JUVENILE PERFORMANCE, AT HALF FAST TWO ON SATURDAY MORNING, A CONCERT AT HALF-FAST TWO VO^A LIST-MISS BARSVICK ACCOMP4NVIiT-Nlll. SKEAF, Doors open half an hour before the Performance. Boxes 25.; Stalls, Is. Gallery. fid. Children and lcho Flal.-1 rice. The Programme will be varied Three Times 'during the week. t> VISITORS.-THE ONLY ESTABLISH ! MENT OF THE DESCRIPTION IN LIVERPOOL.- Th ,, • , dermentioned A RTI TRS appear nightly in addition to the COMPANY ; —Miss (ANDRA Y, f Belfast ; Mr. J. P. H 0 1 . 11: ES, Con*, Vocalist, from EVANPS, London ; Mr. CH TILES MARSH, Improvisitore and Ventriloquist; Air. tAM MORROW, of the Saturday Evening Concerts; and Mr. F.t)'.V NRi) , , the Celebrated Welsh Harpist; at EVANS'S (from , 'ovent. Garden. London), Upper Dawson-street, close to Lower Rog entrance of the Theatre Royal. Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, &c., 'erect as in London. The celebrated AMI , RICAN VOCALISTS, G. W. PELL and D. RAYO4O. , D, are engaged, and will appear on Monday next, Doors open at 1441 f-past sever; during , ummer. . ADMISSION FREE.—:GENTLEMEN ONLY ADMITTED. THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANN UAL EXHIBITION of the "WORKS; of MODERN ARTISTS, is NOW OPEN in the Exhihirion•rooms, Old Postcffice. p'ace. from Ten to Four, and in the Evening from Seien to 'Fe,. Brilliantly Illuminared.—Admission, Is. Children under Twe've, Hair-price. Cataloznes, 6d. Day and Evening Season Tickets:— Gentlemen, 5s ; Ladies', 3s 6,1. k vening Season Tickets, 2s 6d. JAMES PELHAM, Secretar TO C APTAI NS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS, EI,PGANGE AND ECONOMY CONIBINEO M,YERS', FASHIONABLE 'IAILORING AND OUTFITTING' ESTABLISHMENT 72, LORD -STREET, LIVEnPoOL Gent.rmer; can say - made here ,e Twen, y per cent. by hay ng tLeirelothir te. title correct fit, and trholie from select Roc k,o he most apprrmed mate .—No Reedy m e Clothes kept upon the Premises. - REM ARKA BLE DISCOVERY, TAMMERING— Cis now pat diF ntense Ptudsr and indefat alit irfnim The curability of stemtnering IN', for Mr. IMENVEIsTSTARIi, aft.r the mast Woo , erfu m. ans. b :Red on ti Y Which he is ahl to E - . IN I P , '% , ! I .MENTS to SPE}..CH, which 1.1 ineurab'e OBERVE ()TINT PI.I, NOTIOE Le)P.e'D - 41 , 4 p DVERTIS Stntiong ni .ical principles, r t case of all t_3 moat Ica CS ANT. ithc rto been consPered tm Q at nwht. LiVERPOOL. ADV E RTI EK S 1' II _Ai aailway Adverb , ng Office, 13, Benn M rini and v sits Live A UCTI ONE' S IN THE N ORTHEI CHAuc celebrated GAME P Ey *TERN , IPMLWAY. NTS 6i) ber• diFp:ayediii the p ,, lieation to he made to C , •nt!acter! rmiligham.- ILANT (their hould ADVERTISE their DAILY TIMES -OND PENNY PER LINE PREPAID) BOAR-' s riernily are respeet and a'l sorts of old in Liverpoo: BARR I GTON-STREEI C , 'l9 RA LES' PP,67011A T, COUGH LOZ I N GES Pnr the CURE of COUGHS , Or LDS, ASTHMA so . t E f HIV , A Bze.—Theer , Lozengei, which for many ye .rs have he d t• r hich,-at.rerwira.tinn wii, ha ..,,,_.. remedy for a 1 nifeet;ons of the lunas. relieving and streng h-ning them, the eby protect': c them fr m future ottacks of cold and con. sequ.oa Inflommation. For Hcrowng Cough, in cAdren. they are an in Made, ea a and pleasant remedy. , Prepared only by Terrick J. Williams (late Rawle) Pharmaceutical Chemist 79, Lord-street, Liverizol.—Sold in boxes at Is ,id, 2s 9d. and 4s JOHN G. JACOB, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCH .MANUFACTURER, 56; CHURCH-STREET, RESPECTFULLY calls - attention tO the eon-iderable iiddition he has made in his ELEGANT STOCK 0 SILVER PLATE,-ThWELLERY, THE BEST ELEPLATE.-PLATE which, on 'inspection, will be iot;ri -, i • Orihe most FASHIoNABI,E PATTERNS, sUPERIOR AND EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES. MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, .' an SHIPPERS Supplied Wholesale on the mast adt,otaueous terns. GAS FITTINGS, CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS, BRACKETS. GIRANDOLES, ALL WARRANTED. T HE most superb ASsortment in Liverpool. from the lowest prices manufactured to the most elaborate and classic In design, abd mocerate in price.- ALL WARRANTED: ' WILLIAM ODELL nectfullv invites with an inspection, at his Establish No. 90, BOLD STREET. R. FORRi'S SHIRT ESTA•BLI 56, CHURCH-STREET. (FIRST DOOR BELOW BARKER STRRET.) S~HMENT, } Fine Long Cloth Shirts, extra made, with the 55., 6d.. each, or £3 per dozen, Double Shoulder Gusset, . DIIESS :SHIRTS, In various styles, 58.64 4.607,00.9., and 15s. each. BOYS AND YuUTHS' To fit all ages from Six to. Sixteen, 26 6d:, 3s. 6d.. 48 and 4s. 6d. each. A complete assortment of Gentlemen's Outfits ready for use. Gentlemen in haste waited on by an experienced'person, and May depend on getting the proper fit only recommended. ASH, .NLy. CIGABRO .FABBICA DE HAB • NA. AI'ES§RS. I EIZO AND COMPANY, :.41^, NoRT4 JOHN -STREET, NEA'R LORD-STREET, Livr.RpooL, Hare been induced I. Open the above Pstablishment for the Sale of Foit , INN CIG 1, 8 only, and to Suit Private COnsumers , 11Ie , srs E. and Co sell them in Cases from one pound and upwards, at .e 1 6d per lb ,They o, ing Vanufaciurers in Havannah, are enabled to obtaio the most c wee I eaf or their Cigars together with the best Brands of other gele riztsil Houses, and in condition suit ably for immediate,constanption: • :thus the Public Will have the acinan . tage of obtaitAinir UTNE HAVANNAII ,01GAItS, , w;tho.•t the ne essity f pi4rehosing. in Bond, Cases of from and without paying t ose 'extravagant An Extensi...e r UPPIY always Bond for raportatioo Ships , storos. . • The Trade Hotel eepe's ar d others have now an won. tundy of supplpin.t their eustomere with a 'genuine Ha tunnah Cigar, which has been until now so very difficult to procure in onv uirnt qua..titi..- • • time. 1. Par 2 - the Premises and in be liberally treated wi►h. ~~ ea pies at a distance sendin fe s for _ . rr , urTh, receire a .fuse containing One Pound of CIOA ft S. In sending Orders, please state if gild, Medium, or Full Flavoured ,s required. SAUL DAVIES .A.GiNT. cODT? rid Weasinz effec9 of CONTRIVANCES B A N T HIS fine flavoured and much esteemed ALE, so larttolv in demand during the Christmas of 1851, Christmas 1852, Christmas 1853, Christmas 1854, and Christmas 1855, is again in fine conditi on f or Ch r i stmas 1856, In c.isks o 9, 18, and 36 wallong—st ong or m ild. Order= should he sent early ,he Anchor Brewery, Birkenhead Rumford-street, near 'he Fxchange. N.B.—The Drays deliver d.I y in Liverp ‘ol, Birkenhead, a:d neighbourhood to the Liv -builifings, IVater-street, az d HENRY K, ASPINALL, ANcaort BREWERY, BIRKENHEAD LOCAL AGENTS: War. MERCER, Southport; H. S. ALPASS,- AiThlrth ; T. JAMES, R.!lBCOr3; W. A. JONES, Waterloo and Seaforth ; T. WESTON, Rock Ferry ; J. HILL, Seaet , mbe and Distract. THE ALEXANDER HARMONIUM, - AT SEVEN GUINEAS, THIS 'INSTRUMENT is made at the lowest possible price to bring it within the reach of all classes IT IS IN AN OAK CASE, with four octaves ; is eakulatt'd for private houses and chapels, and is indispensab to the School-room, 150 Piano-fortes from Five Guineas. Jez on WORTH OF MUSIC! AT HALF PRICE. PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC SELLER, 9, BERRY-STREET (TOP OF BOLD-STREET) MESSRS. TND, COUPE, BREWERS, ESSEX, MERCHANTS, Per Gal. AND CO BURTON-ON-TRENT, AND ROIIFORD, B EG to announce that they have REMOVED their OFFICES, from No. 1, OLDHALL-STREET, to KfNG-STREET No. 29 The October Brewings of their BURTON Mild, Strong, an d E as t India Pale Ales, and also of their celebrated 110 MFORD -Light Bitter Ales, are now ready for Delivery. C OALS FOR EXPORT AND SHIP' STORES RICHARD AND JOHN JOHNS° HATE ALWAYS A SUPPLY OF TILE BEST ORRELL, WIGAN, AND RUSHY.PARK COALS. ORDERS RECEIVED AT SOUTH JOHN-STREET, 173, CROWN-STREET , PORTER, AND ALES A LLISON AND MACFEE, WINE AND SPIRIT 55, SOUTH CASTLE STREET LIST OF PRICES -TERMS, CASH WINES SPIRITS. Per Doz, 324 85.45 -a. • ... 40 0 .. 2'l 0 a 0 H 0 32 0 .. 16 0 ~13 ND.V., ) • / 8 0 .. 40 0 'a Best London & 72 0 ar , d 's Eaet India Bottles, Re., to be given in exchange or paid for on deiiveiy; the same amount allowed when returned, Quarts, s d. WHISKY, Firaist !shy Unit Du. Cainobleown Do.. : .... l5 0 Pines , Highland DI l4 0 11. st Old Irish (Straw Coloured) ........... .. ... Fine Gioia 12 0 .I,l o l's or Eotriessey's (Pale Or CoLured) ...„ 30 0 r • — pCi . UO. .U. itt RUM, Very Fine Old Jai - mica . Good Do. GIN, rest London . 2 0 Do. Bristol 12 0 Do. Old Hollands Go. In ewes ... .. ...per doz .52 6 PORTER AND ALES. Per Dez. 6 0 .. 3 6 6 0 .. 3 6 P'" ORT, Superior old Cruitcd Choice do. . Floe do. Good SFIERRY, Flue , niontiOado, Superior Pale or Gold Fine do. V,ry Good do. CHAMPAGNE, First Quality Moets, Second Qu'day Third do. ROCK, Jfibannesher Hockheim find thtreich CLARE'', Chateau La St. Julian MOSE'A.E; Spa ding, BUCK I.LAB PORTER, 'Barclay Guinne A LE, Bps, 81 Co.' B'•st Eclinbure,i) All.l Table Beer CIDER . 13 arelay's Best Lonti o n P or t er 28 0 to 33 0 T. Guinn: ss tit Co.'s Dublin Da... Bass& Co.'s and Alisivp's Eat India Pale Ale SI 0 i.tg Do. D i Mild Ale .... 24 0t027 0 . Joule sr Sons Fine Stone Ale J ~., --_ BOTTLF,R3 OF LONDON PORTER AND BURTON ALES FOR EXPORTATION Goods delivered within four miles of the Excha ,, ge. Hampers packed and forwarded to all parts of the country, jIHE CHRISTMAS BOTTLE rrHE very best LONDON HAT, 155.; Style, Qqality, and Ventilation require no Putt' or Patent to sell them. WINES, S P I It I T SI , WuOD 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ALES PORTE it, &c., &c., B A R I) AND FOARD'S COLOURED ii splendid perfection and II quantities to snit PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES. XYLOGRAPHS, FROM 3s. 6d. EACH. PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITU TIONS, 34, CHURCH-STREET FAMILY OR INDIVIDUAL CON. SUMMON, may l a purchased at No. 47, No. 47, SOUTH ASHE'S A. D 14. ST. ANN'S-SQUARE, MANCHESTER SO [ITU CASTLE PRY the WORKING TAILORS VON, 19. ',Vim,- STREET, I STREET. ASSOCIA h-street. The _a_ - tyle, ui The quality of each article will be ,ad Fit not t I itic:ri enrOi IE4 n szed In the 'trade. • Thla Asso It..nt.-11. SMITH. Manage?. found truly excellent, and such as will bear comparison with those of CANDLES any House extmt; M'l3 RYD ES' PA. I'ENT DIP CANDLES are now SOLD t, 4' most orthe Respectable Grocers in Liverpool, and at the .iiat , ufactoty, 138. Richmond-row. sfandin = this ira,ortaw. fe•t the Es ablshine 1, the Prices will be found considerably lower than those most generally quoted by the THE JEOLIAN HAT ro and 7 Viet Cap: (5.) Trade.—All articles deliv3red ritgE in Towfi andits immediate vicin:ty, 'An easy, niersant fitting Hat,Tentilated• on a new and correct principle."--practieal Mechanics' Journal. • NELSON & CO • PATENTEBS AND MANTAfACTUJIRRS. 74, LORD-STREET, rdtvaapoor.. • HP. PRIEST'S 'LIST of HOUSES fin d . LAND TO" g' SO LD is now being prepared for publication, 'n due course, in January next. Cheshire Offices for Sal. a ,1 Letting of Land and Houa a— Market-eross Chambers, BirkenheA. Office in Li . verponl:-10..13mes street k new' top of lord-street) • Andress-41. P. PsissT, CIGARS TOBACCO TEETH ESSItS MOSELY, SURGEON-DPNTISTS, 92, BOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL, : • and 15, Chapel-street, Preston, May he co, ted daily. London Itesidences: 30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, nd 24, New Bond- ri 0 0 ' S GENUINE OLD IOM k_TIN FULL STRENGTH, 13s. PER GALLON. RARELY TO BE MET WITH, May be Purchased at the Stores— ATHERTON BUILDINGS, 23, DALE STREET, (OPPOSITE NORTH JOHN STREET.) NTAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, 11' ''AND CONCERT HAT.r• GREAT CHATtiOTTE sTmEET, NEAR TOP OF WUITECIL A PEL. ATER. ATTRACTION THAN EVER. Fngagement of the h•ghly talented Operatic Dancers, MADEMOISELi ES E.: & A. ANLYE, (From the,lheatre Royal, Manchester ) Great success of Miss HARROW. the pleasing Vocalist; Cootioued,Engagement of the • 13R()TH ERS DANIELS, The unrivalled itla k Musichus and Dancers. .lmmenze success of the old favourlie Comic birwer, MR. TOM. .BENNETT. Al ro Mr. PUFFY, ti e " rale bro'h of a hoy."—A laughable Sketch .very evening. A pailShlON FREE • ... , . FAMILY TABLE BEER AND PALE ALE,— PRIVATE I%OTICETO . an tiAlts , ON, TOXTE'I H PARK and 'Vicinity. FAMILIES d RESIRENTS . at \ AIGBURTH, MR. H. S. ' A L'P A S'S, DRUGGIST, SRI --- PARK ROD, and of AIGBIIRTH VALE, Is appointed Sole AGENT for Aivburth and 48 'Vicinity, - (Or i f , A ci lg y A fo L r E l;ll gallonsPii L PALE ALE, e:rer, carefully p r I , N p 6 1.) r e l . d 4 N e. AS FiNALL'S PRES I'ONPAN -• TABLE BEEIi-light FAMILY Mr P.ll Ordtrs sent to m.• • • - . 1 • on; 0' following (14y TV::•E 'k 'L t ri ) t r it. 9 Y 'elll.l Alpass «rll be execute. j . Special days f r Algburth, Mond, • N.B.—Plaits of 9 Gallons, cask s of 18 Ga ANCIAOR BRICWRRY, Ornheaki LIITEB.POOL 6TobErS, Widirner buildings, near the Exchange. 1,1:1 Thursday lOctober 16 1856. HENRY K. A SPI NA LI, A N D n ond, or SHIP'S STORE S A B ND f FXPORTATION TIIRMEAU BROTHERS, 11, CASTLE-STREET. TO BUYERS OF FLANNELS. E AL.WfELS.II FLANNELS, Conviderably under v,luv• at R, OWEN AND CO.'S, 101, LONDON -ROAD (opposite the Monument) N.B.—Ladies Laying for Charity will l.e served at Wholesale Price JC. STIVENS & C O :, EXPORT O I LMEN. • ESTAI4I Tann> 1780, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. STAVENs, TA ft.T FlitT‘ TS are prepared with great care, retain. 311 g their fine flavour, equal to Fresh Fruit. STIVENS' JAMS, JELLIES„ and. MA RMALAI•E's cannot be •surpassed: for excellence; and bring hermetically sealed. will keep in any climate. STIVENS' PICKLES; from their 1 ut ity. and the use of tine malt vinegar; maintain their high character at home and abroath • STIVENS' UNIVERSAL SAUCE, for Fish, Flesh, and Fowl, 'combines every fiavcur to meet the taste of the Lore. sof good. relish. From ti , e foreign convection of he Proprietors, they are enabled to obtain every ingredient eesential to the perfect manufacture of all I- the Popular Sauces, STIT, ENS' the ITEM. •POTTED MEATS, MUSTARD, • VINEOABS, with every article necessary for Ship use, ready for deliverY. .T. C. STIVO:NS & CO , in soliciting the continued support of the . SHIp : and bIipOnTRRS. would gratefully : u n , : z tegg s e . past i.vours, and would observe that every article cearing their signature is warranted pure and genuine, and may be confidently relied on. STREET—FORMERLY Tag pARRACKS. (IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,) lint THE SEA TANGY DRESSES & SHAWLS, k S 11 1 0 N !ELS OF FRENCH SILKS, NEWF. N.8.-SOME PARC .(MUCH UNDER THE VALUE) WILL BE OFFERED AT TILE SAME TIME•., LI VER OH. -15- - H - C 11 - - 8T _R T j'A.MES RE TAILOR AND DRAPER,, 6, BASNETT.:STREET (OPPOSITE. COMPTON-HOUSE). A Choice and Fashionable Selection of TrOwserings, Vesting', &c.. &c. I D w TAILOR AND DRAPER, 24, / LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. TROUSio.RINGS, COATINGS, VESTINGS, the Gbotte,t it Quality end the Newest in Design • CARPETS! CARPETS! Y DYKE, and CO., 58, 60, 62, & 64, LORD-STREET, • LIVERPOOL. Announce to their Friends and the Public enerally,'that they have just added this important branch to their business. This department embraces TAPESTRY CARPETS, BRTTSSELS, VELVET' PILES, E IDD ER M INSTER, DRUGGETS, STAIR CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, INDIA AND COCOA: MATTINGS, OIL CLO FUS, From hiving recently purchased every thing in this department the stock ,will be found to cintain nothing but the' newest, moat fashionable, and useful goods. F. D. and Co. are also enabled to give increased accommodation to their FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, Which incudes TABLE COVERS, CORNICES'. DAMASKS, BLANKETS, CONTERPAEg.icc.; 60, LORD-STREET. An Ilium) potirro GREAT, LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY. —The Liverpool Proprietors are requested to attend at the CLARENDON ROOMS, at ONE o'clock D 'Y. December 1, 1e56 H RY C. BEI OE, Agent. G REAT WE STERN RAILWAY LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, GREAT CIT RLOTTE-STREET, On TUESDAY, 2nd DEJEMBER, at Six o'clock, To celebrate the Triumph of Reform Principles at the recent . _ Municipal Election, ITOMAS HAIGH, ):lowing Gem! Joh n G. lroolruff. Esq. A. C. - Strw3lt, EN. trgs Ma r. It Livesidge . Edward Grattan tiniiir.ara SQ., IN THE. CHAIR en have signified their! intention. W ¢ Jame:; CrossUM, Esq Henry Fernie, RAI. John Finch,jun., Esq. G. P. Nie77y, J. H. Spence, E. q. C. R: 11411, Esq. C. J. Corbally, Esq. KT-E W A' D S S. B. Jacli son Thou. M'George _.. . _ Mr. A. C. Jeffrey .. W. Jordan .. Charles Sharp • James Lloyd ▪ William Hughes .. J. Griee Edward Burden Jam kitark Js-Gilbr-rt • Thomas ibbotsor .. W. Ba es J. 111.Connal . T. Whit:inghana Bugatam • Brown - • J. Atlieek • .. 'Jan,es Chesney TiCkets, tis.. each, includi,g Wine;. may, be obtained from th tewards, or at la._ Lord Nelson-street: T.E10114.8 COPE, Bon. - Eec lI IVERPOOL'S P ECIAL COMMISSION, .1856, . . This Special Commission of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the County Paiatke of Lancaster, will be opened at the Assize Courts, In Liverpool, on Saturday, the Sixth day of December next. The Prosecittors and Witnesses in the after-mentioned .cases are required to be in attendance at the time specitisd in the following list, and not earlier, and on nil subsequent days, until their respec tive cases are disposed of, at the sitting of the Court; and the 'trials are to proceed in the order in which the cases staid In the Pet, so long as:that arrangement will afford a stiff:lent i.upply of business for each Judee, unlesst he Couct shall otherwise diiect, viz: - - Cm-Monday, the Bth December, at Ten o'clock, a.m. Before Mr. Baron Aldersoi. The Queen r. Hi harct_Clare; Sylvester Fairelough. William Ashurst, and Peter Fairelough ; John Hall; Patrick Murphy; John Connor; William Anderson ; William Bowler; William Davies; Catherine Hogan.; John Lloyd and William Barrtngton ; James Thomas ; Alfred Pore'.; Janice Marshall ; William Stewart, William Collis, and Ellen Before Mr. Sergeant Channell. The Queen v. Isaac Ellis;,,, Wi Ham Johnstene; John Glynn; James Robinson r'Jcsseph Keightley, Francis Donelly, George John. ston, Elisabeth Keithly, and sante Varlev; Patrick Keogh; Thomai Rinimer ; David Jones; Robert o;;den ; James I'Vhiteside, and Thomas kmery; EstherAusterherry; George Smout. On -Tuesday, the gth December, at Ten o'clock, a.tn. Ib-fo.e Mr. Baron Alderson. The Qeeen tr. 'Christopher Thomas; Thomas Hassell; SaMttal Fisher ;Thomas Smith ; Jo'in Ashton. Isaac Rimtner, s.nd John Wigiiall ; James Close, and Joseph Berry; William, Robinson. James Thompson, ThorlttS ' ard, 'James Wood; James Haywood, and Joseph brine; Bridget Kelly Emily Mason, Before Mr. sergeant Channell. H The Queen vEdwerd Astle ; Patrick Kelly Mariana Oohs; Hugh urke ; Ellen Ambrose ; William Eccles ; John Henry Wils.szt Peter Du ff , John Kelly, and Thomas Kelly; Edward 'Roberts. On Wednesday, the 10th December, at 10 o'clock, a.m. • Before Mr. Baron Alderson. The Queen v. Thomas Wiliets; 'Nancy Green ; John Atkinson; John Boni; ; David Whitt e.;__Margßrady+- Pa trick- Dottie* I—John Leigh. Before Mr. Sergeant Channel'. The Queen v. William Sinclair;' F.llen Cogan; John Garnett And James JohLtion ;- John Pal•; James Bethel!; William Marabain Henry Nevdte, and William Cross; John Molyneux, James ',wren son, Thomas i.unt, and John Lunt; James Boscow and William llainford. Oa Thurslay: the 11th December, at Ten o'clock..a.m. All other Cases. -.The Bills o f Indictment against persons to be tried before 'Mr. Ba , on Alderson are to be preferred lo the Grand Jar! alternately with the Hills of Indie:ment against persot,s to be tried before Mr. Sergenut Channel!. 'I he foregoing,Regula'ions will be strictly enfirce. l , and no Costs allowed to persona making dew% In the observance of them. The Court wi►l sit for the dispaech of hu hese each day at Nine o'clock a.m., except n Monday, theS ttecewber, and on that diy at E.even o'clock. By order a the Hoy , . Mr: Baron Alderson, T. S. S HU TLEWORTH, Clerk to the Crown. crown Office, Preston, No+. 28, 1856. NATIONAL MONUMENT To SIR WILLIAM -- WALLACE. _ _ AT a Areeting--of Gentlemen favourable to the above oljeet, held this day at the Philadelphia chambers,ilacktrAi-hey. • • C. • SWART, Req., p., the chair.; The Chsirrasus having r ead to e following Kesolution, passed at a Cheat National Meeting, attended by upwards of twenty th - wend poziKftis. beld•in the King's Park, Sierling, on Tuesday, the 24th of June, 1855, (the anniversary of the Inutie of Bannockturn,) the Earl of Elgin and: Kincardine, K.T.. in the Chair, the following resolutions were unanimously dopted - 1. Proposed by the Right Hmsonrable the Lord Provost of Edln -ph, seconded by R. Robertson. Esq., Sheriff of Falkirk-- _..,e,msing the claims of Sir William Wallace to the immortal gratitude of Scotsmen, as the succoss!ul defender of the independence J "....;^a when the kingdom was strb gn mower, through the imbecility the servility of the rulers ; and tracing to hie ~erpris, in war, and prudent administration in peace. ~ern: of the, civil and religious liberty which we now enjoy, .coolved to rrect a National Monument to his Memory, At 2 l. . ha j o r: se mo d oen b 7 y , .m H dee e nd n t r b y bye A G .. a e s c s t t e b d r d o n Sell, th e F AbbeyCrain, ' ti Sheriff Substitutenea near s tin o g ! lexander Campb e ll, 'E sq., o f Montle— as Immediately ovcrlooking the scene of the hero's greatest t , ctory —the battlefield of Stirling —as be;ng in the centre of Scotland. and as otherwise prospects in the kingdomcomrnanri c g one of the richest and moat picturesque. 3. Proposed by the Rer. Dr. Golan:, of St. John's church, Glasgow. seconded by David Hunter, F.tq., of •Illackness -1 That Subs: riptir ns be for Ui" . t, collected in every porti :It of 'he. Kingdom. in the Colonies and from our Countrymen throughout the world, for the. carryieg out of this grand national enterprise; and that, for the furtherance of theca subscriptions, the Lard-Lieutenants; Deputy-Lienteaants, and ComtiCssioners of Supply of Counties, Magistrates and Town Comte:ls of Burghs, Clergy of all denomina tions, Parochial; Burgh, and other Schoolmasters, and all the Public Kr dies, as 11184:your inflaential - Countryinen abralad, are incited to. afford their countenance and cordial co-operation in the present, pete:i to the doi of he manarch, moven:en tion <f a (we secoaded by John Mill er , E sq., of Mil lf i el d • That a large C omm i ttee be formed to promote the A)l4tect_of _the Meeting, end adopt measures for raik of , the requisite :and s ; th e 4. Proposed tby Charles ' Bailie, E s q., Sheriff of S t i r li ngs hi rts,-- said committee to consist of the Lord-1 ieutenants and Sheriffs of Counties, the Lard Provosts of the cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Perth, and the Chief 'll.4stri..tes of all the Scottish Burghs, and that, further, Local Committees be foraied frt 'every Town and District for procuing Subscriptions, the aPP9tutment of which shall he entrusted to the Magistrates df the several Borah'. and the Members of the Central Committee, and also that Com mittees be forrmd in the Calonieti and among our Countrymen abroad. 6. Proposed by tic! Rev. Alexander Low, Minister of Reiff, Aberdeenshire ' seconded by Mr. J a me s Lit t ' e, G lasgow, That the chief iupporters 'Wallace, in his struggle for Indepen. Bence: being the Sc-tti4t Peaiantry, It is fully' expected that this Class s ill cordially unite with the v fel,ow-countrymen in the present movement. 7. rropoged by Councillor eecondcd 1 y Camp& a Ylttrray, LL.D., Edinburgh, :.0., Met:ober of the Legi,lat)To Council, Australia; ' That the Design of thelllo comi,etition amorg N shall be publicly Submitted to CHARLES ROGERS, L.I :D., and 1 Jolot 'momAs' IL GALBRAITH; I Secretaries. • Moved by James '2l ute'Aclitu, Esq., seconded by George Maxwell, Esq., and carried unanimously, _ That, in :he opinion of ibis Meeting, it is h , gbly desirable that a Committee should be appointed in I.lvapool to co.operate - witb ;be Central Committee in Stirling, and that ,he followipg gentlemeh do form such Committee. with power:to add to their number i— .J. C. gwait. Eaq..114,1.,.. ..Walter P. M.Gregor , E sq ., A, ' George Attirtielt, Egg., IW. R. Dohle Esq.. Daniel rampbeli, Esq., James Cox, Esq., , James Aikin, Esq., James Petrie E q., • Charles M'lver. Esq., Janice C. flak Esq.. Duncan Cibb, Esti.. - Major Gteir, . ..) Thomas M. Mackay, Esq., , L. Fr. M.lntyre, EN.. James Buchanan. Esq., Hugh Sbt'dden, Esq. • ' It man moved I.y Walter F. Macgregor, Esq., and seconded by E%q. ,mr.s lfilla, Et ,be appoin'ed nenoraty Secretary and James Buchanan, Esq and seconded . by James C That the tbanks of the meeting be giren.to li!aclie. Esq., for the um of the Hail.— Moved ty Patrick E. Dove. Esq., of Edinburgh, and carried. by acclamation, That theimat thanks of the eting be reeted to J. C, ;$ 4 ., for his kindness in presidi m na e p at V is meet s in n g. THOMAS MILLS, Hon. Treasurer Subscriptions wig be received by any , at the COMmittee: , .1. . Liverpool. Nnv. 20 1856. rinHE _LEAMINGTON, PRIZE IgicENETA, DEt6T A - Removed from Renshaw-streetto 14, PARKER -STREET. Grkpeslan;ll 0; Mill.:street, Tosteth Park, Liverpoll Jul , 23. Bop. , . .prar sks,,,:your 4i'Lehmirgttin Prize Kitchener" 'ol'6' neat ~.., satisf teflon, saves fuei, is a sure Preve tative of a arrioiro WI :4i it roasts and hakes'adrhirasly, gives' ple,,iy of hot*arer. afid ir n ... rails i I vrongly recommend it.—Youra truly, Par "' " , - Messrs. Ashie."- th & Leac -or Testamonials and Price Lists, A ly Ciisries S. Low Maotifocrorer, Leamington jUessrs.,As.,tro;th &: LP Agents fo r I iiiettionl and D rp PArker.s - tr • itICO VEINS, WEAK LEG' AND ANKLES nt Vukcsuised,D) TOOKINGS,'KiS'g are the .chtlfititic'es ch at tthem r requ Er..n ordi ch, I 4 THE P will netitff Immediately, a tuted for the Whole/Yale and T H " KNEES, R °it -stain r:_ti a i c i a or Cr. 4 ..tta-rantbbfe:F:BLeAtST_lnd d,nd ANKLE BANDAGES, 4 1, no LacjUgt,ans may be drawn on +ry'tocklntr. :The West articles rnannfac ,ee, and mucli recommended liy the Faculty. a N il a D t I . A RUBBER DEPOT, t , 42„ f/ti„.__TcliALO,EAßTifiElyit4STElfgEpti;(i-1.4 A .- MI 1- ‘'T 212° mutual re at 712. Quadrupie uartms Ilt,llurnits:4l3r.ofon,e4cminteiodn7nio.g. uthniiierreitthureeiri.pwdsl a- a , r ll ol j is i s is°l i rs il 4( 7o :i v i‘;' , de A AND CIIRAPEST s4P.no MILNERS' Pg(111W. ti.IFX. WORK LiViiiPOOL. t complete and extensive in thew orld. employing nearly • .4. whited by • powerful and original machinery work. Sh ow -rooms, 6 and 8. bora- Moorgate-strest, City.— EIS' HOLDFAST AND [STING sAFS,Sokp.splipingby the .ents of I Solid Lc circufWilfWe'E; NOTICE TO THE MERCH&NTS MANUFACTURERS, TRADERS, AND OTHERS, OF THE NORTH OF ENGLAND Gentlemen,—llaving been a,,_ WRSTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. t favour of your pa ronne, and to nssure you that our utmost endea vours will be used to promote your commands. Annexed Is a List of the principal Towns and Plates to and from which onds re da ly received and forwa did (Sundays excepted), and hoping such List may of servic e t you, ram, respCcuully. - • ' BRAITHWAITE P (10L13. Liverpool, Ir. James'-street. d Agent for the GREAT now to solicit the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. the cf Towns and Stations to and from which Goods an daily forwarded. Gobowen Godalming Goring (308 Port Goiver Road Great Bridge G uildfordi Hereford Ham pt , ,n Court Hanogworth Redbridge B efinall ingwood R:wnsey Ross Rossett Ru,,bon Shrewsbury Salisbury Saliney Shapmck boro' Hanwel flarhu, y Ha. tl bury Haverford West Hele Hvnley-on-Thames negro, d Iletesbury Highbri ge Honeybourne Hong, rford Ironb idge Ivy Bridge Kidderminster Keyn,ham Kidwelly Kingston Knowle London Landlore. • Langford Langport Leamington Lea on Ledbuty Leominster Llanelly 1 latigollen Llanilleth Lfansaintffrald Lien trissant Loodwater Looghor Ludlow Lydn3y Maidenhead Mathynlleth Madelty Court Magor Marlow Marshfield M trtock Mellaham Milford Haven Minera Monmouth Moret n Mortimer Newport (Dion.) Nallbea Narberth Neath Ne Ittrton Newbury Newnhaim Newton Bushell Newtown Shlpton Shrivenham Slough Sruethwlck Soho , t•) ihull Southall Southampton Soulh'Molton Sirkford Spon Lane Steve nton Stoke Prior S outhouse Stourorldge St. C tears St. Fagans Stroud Swan Village Swansea Swindon Tipton Taplow Tau,uon Tei4nmouth Tenby Tetbury Tiatcham Theale Tiverton _ - Torquay • Totnes Trowbridge Twerton Tw to, d Usblidge Upton Magus U6k Wolverhampton Wallingford Walsall Walton-on-Thames \Vantage Warmington Warminster W rwi k Wednesbury Wellington (Shrop. Wellington (Som.) Welshpool Wem Westoromwich Westbury Western Valleys West Drayton Weston Snpe:-mare Wheatsheaf Weyl,ridgo Whitchurch \Vhi.lard Whi,Cngion Whinn Oldbu• - y Oswetitry Portarnouth Pangbourn, Pemurey Pembroke Pe rshore Plymouth Ply m ptott Pontypool Po 'le , . Wiley Wimborne Winchester Winehtield Wishf,trd Windsor , r Woburn Green Worcester Wooferton Wool Woolhampton Wootton Basset Woking Farnham Farringdon Fenny Campton Ferryside Fladbery F eetpond ' Glotmest-r Gl4stonbury Po'rchekter Portekew•et Po + t Talbot PreAßwvn Priest/lads Readmg Racist° k Wrexham Wycombe uses in Liverpool are is, rth side Duve's Rates of Carriage and all other The Receiving Warehc Dock and , outh side James-stree. infolmation. may be obtained from BRAI WA ITE. POOLE, Agent. • Liverpool.ll. cramec-street, Ist December, 1856. HOMPSON AND CAPPER'g HOMEOPATHIC oft DIETETIC COCOA, • A most deiic7ous and wholesome Article of Food. T 0 P S ()N &_. C A_P_P E R 11051G;OPATHIC CHEMISTS, 4 TOLD STREET (Opposite later-Strtet), LIVERPOOL, PURE WATER-T. SAUNDERS and CO Sole Inventors : and Manufacturers of the SET CLEANSING FILTERING .MACHINE, guaranteed to • taste, colour, and smell from any description of water 'and reader it free from all impuritli.s. Saunders ar are acknowledged the best that are made. No f without one. Pikes from 9s each. his is the litter So Wittily spoken of tr• forwarded on application, and Fill. charge. ,old Filters (of any make) car olple, at a Stifling cost. Shipping orders promr'• PARKER .11 atsoever, a Co P. Filters 4 , uugbt to be Preag. List of prices packed securely free of refitted on the Company's prin. ..ctended to. IMET, CHTIRCFI STREET,