Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-10 00:00:00

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LIV ERP OOL , SATURaVY, DECEMBER IG, _1859. z .._ T TX; V D V. 0 rr , - A - n,T.T aTS TAT TO NT rl , I - TT - 4 TIT.T, 0 r 1 .1 MT' T . ) , ,--)*,-;-- - . . . 1 . .030}.^- ' ....... .-...-• Taig - a 7 .4 a NO. 1,954. r I • , 30, CFMRCH-STREET, Mitstmeuts LIVER E. 13'.1 . 4 - .I MENT. OPP °SITE PA.RIC Elt.L STREET, LIVERPOOL. F. NV - " ' ll 3 it OAt '6 .L' Having made roost advantageous azTangemerits with many of the most leaslingli manufacturers, both 'in J'ZJWELI.EttY, and • PLATE, to supply, him with all the Novelties of. the 0 . 018011, as the Articles are finished, has now lunch pleastife in an - --usuneiouthe-arrival of a-large- assortment- of -tile NEw OD F4sirtoNABLE ALTTMINIII - 111 3 . 1 \VELtEIiY , comprising BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS, PINS, STUDS, Sze., of the most Novel and Elegant Designs, atcratitvrior 'Worlonaltehip,.at,extrcinely.modezata prices ; so a large se :lectlon orthe celebrated - • - • • BOHEMIAN GAB.N•ET •JEIVELLEItY,• in a variety of Articles, and most tastefal Designs. F. W. P. has farther niade n &rice selection of the New - UNION 'SCENT BOTTLE,` - an Silver Gilt and Silver, an article now-so much in vogue in the world of taste and fashion. He has also, in connection with the above Novelties, made some most extensive additions to his former already lags and splendid assortment of Home and '.London-made WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AND SILVER - PLATE. ::He wishes to call particular attenti,n to his just completed 10 GOL1) . • - LVER ' WATCH,' • 13 carats Gold USE'S, o British make, aridguaranteed; . and his. . wordimAN's SILVER WATCH AT £2, - • also guaranteed. ' . . Ills superb Stock of Jewellery is unsurpassed, and Comprises --some very choice specimens of- Gi . ?Si BRACELETO • 2 - BRoocHF,s, RINGS, NECKLETS, EAR-RINGS, PINS, STUDS .&D. 11,IS Stock of Plate' has been largely' augmented, and will •cothPrise a choice selection of Silver and Electra-plated COFFEE AND TEA SERVICES, BASIMTS, CRUET FRAMES, • and every Article needful for luxury and comfort. F. W. P.'s SPOONS and FORKS will be found the ir ad ad - —wantageous in town. The Stock of real JET and 800 OAK , '"ORNA3IENTS is, without c.aception, matchless. • • , F. W. P. tenders Lis best thanks to his -many kind friends far their most liberal support, since the opening of his New Estab ."lishment. . . Tai ms': TEN PER CENT. for Cash at time of purchase ; live per cent. at the end of one month; Net Pfice. for Credit. • . A Simpler Commission charg,edon anclExpca Ordei s. . • 7 . , - No. 30, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE PARICER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ElNlzon G PAT.: 3) & ' O., - (E TAILORS :AND - DRAPERS, 34, CTIRCII-STREET, (OPPOSITE PARKER-STU:ET:T.) • Gentlenien's Own Materials male - up on the Lowest Terms ) or Cash. • . FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, — ' (Late fide "years Assisttuit #ith SAvoAt A;x" . ) Chemists to the Queen, New Bond-street. London.) Messrs. SAVORY 6;. NOORE respectfully inform 43itants of Liverpool that they have appointed Mr. EfINGSToN, 58, Bold-street, Sole Agert for the , sale of their Preparations. . -- A. =H. H. takeS this opportunity of acknowledging the . 1 !1 • liberal patronage conferred .un, kiln by the inhabitants of • Liverpool and its 'vicinity; and respectfully solicits a euntinu ance, of their kind.stippovt. ' and Family Medicine Chests supplied, and re-fitted with the best Drugs. - VICHY, GERMAN, AND BRIGHTON SELTZERWATERS. • •FINE LAVENDER WATER, AND ,FARINA'S GENUINE i•- EAU DE COLOGNE. " PUIIE COD LITIZA•OrL. TCRXEIC SPONGES. , - .4•. 'ARDIS' FARINACEOUS. :1 ., 00D. BEB,MUDA ARROWROOT. ,•. • - Alincasea, a new Food for. Infants, recommended by Dr. Routh, &e. • Prescriptions carefully dispensed with fresh Drugs of the first quality: 53, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. g_Vransemints. ROI7AI, AMPHITHEATRE, , GREAT CHARL OTTg -STREET, . - Proprietor, Mr. W. R. COPELIND. Ia: . • • $ Re-Engagement of. • MISS MARB.IOTT, the fayourite,Tragedienr.e. - being file D o n e l e ; al , . . her previous arrangemda:s. . -• , _ nig he b r ei the 10th, 1 . from 2 t 12th, . _ THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), the lath instant, . . • 'By particular -request, Miss Marriott will appear in the • ~ . character of Young Norval, in Home's Tragedy of • Glenalvon Lord randolph • ' 14th, FIVE l6tli a N na ld l ll n T h S , Old Norval Young Norval , . Lady Randolph Mr: J. C. Cowper. Mr. Neville. Mr.: Lunt. Miss Marriott. Mrs. Walton. ... . And THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. • ' Cynthia Miss Marriott. .1 ' O, -. In compliance with the numerous . applications that , have I ; been made to the Management for a Repetition of. NEVER 4 , TOO LATE TO MEND, it will he performed on Thursday 1 • ~ Evening next: ' 7 .; • 'On Monday next,---ROMEO AND JIMIET. . I ' Romeo ' ' " Mr. J. C.. Cowper. Mercuric Mr. Neville. Friar Lawrence Mr. Lunt. Juliet Miss Marriott. ;. Iler first appearance in that character during her present engagement. Nurse Mrs. Newton. A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT • - And DON G'2ESAR DE BAZAN. : • ' Don - Ciesar ' Mr. J. C. Cowper. ,• • - Maritana Miss Page. 4 ' On TuesdaY.---For the.BENEFIT of MISSiEDWARDS,---' ,• JANET PRIDE. I Janet .Pride, Miss Page ; Richard Pride, . Mr. Cowper. The Highland Fling by the Misseil Richardson. An Irish Jig by the Infant Taglioni. And THE MULETEER •- OF TOLEDO; or. Icing, Queen, and Knave. Don Pedro, :Mr. • Lunt ; Manuel, Mr. Neville ; Elvira, Miss Page ;. Donna Car men, Miss Edwards. - .-• On Wednesday,---DOUGLAS. Young Norval, Miss Mar ' riltt. A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. And The FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.• Cynthia, Miss Marriott. • On Thursday,--NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. Tom Robinson, Mr. J. C. Cowper; Susan Merton, Illi6s Page. A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. And THE- BONNIE FISH WIFE. Maggie Macfarlane, Miss Beaufort, :i'•• •i. On Friday,---For the BENEFIT of MISS MARRIOTT, and the Last Night but One of her engagement,-- HAMLET; Hamlet, Miss Marriott. -A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. And A BLOW IN THE DARK. The Countess,,Miss Marriott. • . On.Saturday,---MACBETIL Lady l‘fiCheth,'Misi. Martiott. • And BLACK-EYED ,SUSAN. . William, Mr. IL ,Neville; Susan, Miss Marriott.: . • • Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances corn laience at Seven o'clock precisely. Admission—Dress Boxes, 35.; Side Boxes, 24. 6d.; Pit, as. 6d.; Gallery, 6(1. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d.; Pit, Is. The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle and taking I'eivate Boxes, Vali:ix - may be had under the direction of Mr. Ceo. Weston. El\ GLER'S CIRQU 11 7 E\ DXI4E-STREET, LIVERPOOL. FOR S.I X NIGIITS. The Greatest Wonder on record, J.ONATIIA.N JACK, ,THE DIVARV RIDER. CLAYTON-HALL.. THIS 'EVENING, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS, T HE DELEPIERRE. FAMILY VIOLINISTS. • JULIA 4 Years of Age, • • JULIETTE 6 JULES 9 *Pronounced to be the grea.test wonders of the age by the unanimous voice of the London Press, Will appear THIS EVENING, • 'When they will perform some'of those pieces that have created •so great a sensation-in the Metropolis. In addition to the above Artistes, MISS tatAVE EGERTON 11 n1 give her new Characteristic and Musioal Entertainment, • entitled " THE CHRISTMAS • • Assisted by the Eminent Performer on the Concertina, MR. GEORGE CASE. MISS GRACE EGERTON, • Mr. GEORGE CASE, and • ' THE DELEPIERRE FAMILY, WILT., APPEAR EVERY EVENING AT' EIGHT O'CLOCK. deserved Seats, 2s. 64. • Cr."Y of the Hall, Is. Od. Os. 6d. • Apply to• • • LUNE AND SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET. • • CLAYTON HALL. A MORNING PER:F.OR,MANCE THIS.DAY (SATU:IDAY,) at Two o'Clock. • MISS GRACE EGERTON,' M C A S.E , THF D,ELEPIE.R.RE FAMILY, (vtoLtmsTs.) JULIA . . . . 4 years of age. JULIETTE . . 6 ditto. . .. 9 ditto. . . , A PERrORSIANCE RADII EVENING AS USUAL. GALLERY. G(1 ; BODY OP ; TUE Is. ; RESERVED SEATS, 2s. 6d. Apply to HIME & SON, 57, Church-street. . C AR M I C Ii A• F, L - te • ARE. SHOWWG TO-DIAY A N D T AMES' yAT Roo,I T-J rrrlrrrrn; yf I Tfocit,l,..ltrb Si: c, ivithAee.res and hood, O . NE = GUINEA EACH. 1 AT TUE &EV SITAIVL 'AND MANTLE 'WAREHOUSE, No. 40, BOLD-STREST. : SFIELLARD lIODCs')N, PRIPRinTons. TUE DINORAII, ZERLINA, VIALETTI, MAZILLIA, CORSI, _- 1 D'ANGOII7LEME, THE CAVALLINI, ZOTZ.I.VE. _ t LL the alloy.° NEW SHAPES in CLOAKS,' ONt . Crrxr.s.- EAU, - A LOT OF ri; E W L;0 T 0 F .13.1, A E T S, AS PER LIST. 9- 10-4 11-4 12-4 3...4 14-4 LL the alloy.° NEW SHAPES in CLOAKS,' ON'i 4 -- --- For-Childreres- " . ST. GEORGE'S HALL. - QVALITS. ---- tryfcl7 21 -- ydiTryin Tr - sue:'., 3 - yrds 31 yds , , . -A ...LINEA- EA'CII, •* , , , -- —.•— , • , i r. by 22 b y 2i by 3 by 31 by 3; by 3:1 . QUALITY. 4-4 ; 5-4 6-4 - • 7-4 8-4 7-I0 - NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE, THE Public is rEspeetfully informed that an attempt i yardl 3/an: , ii yr , • Ali yrd 11 yrd li yrd 1„ s. d. s. d. s. d. ,_sl i d. s. cl. s. d. will agaln be made to establish , ' - - 17'1 I 1 by 1-1 by 2b; 2; - by 21- by'f* i -C:rltn-ri York • •6 6 - , 13 610 6 .. ... ... CHEAP SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS, 1 in ST. GEORGE'S HALL, , S. d. s. d. S. d. 's. d: s. d. s. d. 1 Stout ditto Common York',? pair ... ... 3 3 3 6 4 6 6 0 i Super - - During the Winter Season, on the sante seale, of charges : Mecliwn. - I 6 3 6 '0 11 '.E3ctrs: snper. ..; l O, 011 6 13.6 15 9 ... ... namely, " ' Stout 5 6 6 6 7 0 , Witney . li . 6 t 2 6 14 G 13 6 23 0 Body of the Hall and (4all:ry ' SIXPENCE, ... ~. .... , .. , .... , ::. 16-3 -7 9 ti• 0-1 -Stout - 0 17. 621 0 120 „V ... ... • Reserved Seats... ONE SHILLING, Extra Super ' 3.. .6 '5 6'6 G 6 6 7 9 8 0 1 gaper l7 621627633' 6 40 0 45 6 T II E LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S EXIIIBITIOIN as, were made at the First. SerieS of Pso'olar Baths, very fire 4 0 6 0 S 0 ,13 6 :l4 9 ... ! Bath, very tine ...... 19 025 031 0 137 047 053 - 0 or PEOPLE'S CONCERTS . WORKS OF LIVING ARTISTS, Comm::nced in the AV:titer - 0f 1857. .1. I • • TOGETHER WITH TWO BALES .OF . ,, , OLD POST-OFFICE PLACE, T IIE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S EXHIBITION or • WORKS OF LIVING ARTISTS, OLD POST-OFFICE PLACE, . IS NOW OPEN From Ten until Four. Admission. Is. Day, and Evening Season '•:rickets; Gentlemen, ss. ; Ladies' Ditto, 3s, Gd. Even ing Season Tickets, 2s. Gd. • • ' EVERY EVENING FROM SIX TO TEN TO THE WORKING CLASSES: • . _ • - ADMISSION, TWO,P,ENCE. Brilliantly Illuminati with Gas ' JAMES PELHAM, Secretary." THE 'FIRST CONCERT will take place, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, DECEMBER 10, To commence at a Q: tarter before Eight o'ClorA:. On which occasion' the Managembat ha.g plea.§ure in stating that an engagement has been made-with THE ENGLISH GLEE and MADBIGAL UNIQN, consisting of the following celebrated . Anti!'lriEs: LI F MISS 'BANKS. •I MRS. LOCIckY. Per yard, A • • 31,1. MR. FOSTER. ' "MR. LOCKEY. • • moymn - smITIL. . MR. WINN and Mit. THOMAO..7 The Programme selected for this evening will. be 'foujicl . E.to. • :contain a seleition, of the most popular .E'NGLISIf S'OXGS .IYU;ETS AND ,GLEES, by the best Composers : viz.,— ' . • • - Come see what Pleasure.", , " Jig Celia's .Arb - our." " Drh.rn winis breathe soft " New Song,•bv J. L. "fatten; written expressly for Mr. Lackey-, ''‘‘ The Maid I lOve." "T 1163 art n'ar 1;?a , again," (Linley) (AnsWer to " Thou - art gone frarn 'oar:e.") • " 117:en Time kath bereft Thee." - (Duet) 1 " anvil Thou in the Gould Blast." (Mendelssohn) (Part Song)' ". The Homeward .nratch.2',. ' " Hard in hand." " Trou.'d you 7. - nom my . Celia's charms I" &c., - • - • The Alana,prnent his - arrenged that THE DELEPIERRE FAMILt, • (vmf.isisrso • . JULIA, Four. years of age, .T 7LItTTE, Sla years of age, I,'LES, Nine years of age, who have created sueli a great sensation during the,. past and prescmt - week, will also have the honour of perform - 4g some of their wonderful pieces. BODY OF THE HALL and GALLERY ...,.. Os. 6d. RESERVED SEATS • ls. Od. N. B. —To commence. at a. Quarter before Eight o'clock. It is earnestly hoped the Ptiblic will avail themselves of the advantage afforded for gaining admission to these' Concerts, by ' Purchasing. Tickets at MeSi,rs. }lists -& Soills Music Ware house, 57, Church-street, .and thus avoid the d e t en ti on occasioned by paying at the doors, as nomatns or TICKETS ARE ADMITTED AT . A SEPARATE ENTRANCE. N.B.—AU Music sung a:these Concerts can .he. Purchased at Messrs. HIME & SON'S Music Warehouse, 57, Church-street. "'ENGLER'S OIRQUE - VARIETE. DALE-STREET, LivErtpooL. bay Performance every SATURDAY, at Half-past Two. Open every Evening at Seven. • • On Monday next, and during the Week, POWERFUL A TTRACT lON. First Time of the Grand Military Speetable; entitled GARIBALDI ; Or the War in Italy. ONE HUNDRED PERFORMEB.S.—FIFTY HORSES. For Six Nights Only, JONATHAN JACK, the DWARF RIDER, in addition to the STAR COMPANY. FASHIONABLE DAY PERFOIIMANCE, on SATURDAY, December, 21, Under the Patronage and Presanee of the Worthiful the Mayor, T..D. ANDERSON, ESQ.. . Sole Proprietor and Direetor.:.Mr. CI . IAIILEEriIE!•7O LER. ST. GEOItGE'S II ALL REREMII:]it l'aE FIRST. OP L E'S -CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE THIS EVENING; To commerce :at . A QUARTER ➢EFO":E EIGHT O'CLOCK. ro 'I . 11 BODY OF THE HALL - LIVERPOOL SOCIETY.OF FINE ARTS. H E EXHIBITION IN TETE QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD-STREET, WILL SHORTLY CLOSE. Day Admissidn, Ten to Six, One Shilling. Evening Ditto, Six to Ten, Twopence. 'Children under Twelve Years of Age, Half-price. Season Tickets, Half-a-Crown. S T G 0„ll ,G B.' S II A L L. A BALL' will be held in' the Concert-room, St. George's-hall, on Tuesday, the 20th December neat, in AID of the FUNDS of the INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, under the Patronage of the Alderman and COuncillors of Great George Ward. .- • • LADY pAmoNnssEs. Mrs. WILLIAM PRESTON and Mrs. ALEXANDER SHAND. Tickets, price 1.05., .to be had of the - Committ . ce,. and at the usual places. _ VT: 31`MILL A.N, tH . Sees. ,W MITAM,In" . on • - W, THOMSON, JOSEPH COOPER, dhairm, STAR 001v1MERCIAL HOTEL AND fONCERT- Rooms, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIN' Rpm— • PROPRIETORS MESSRS. E. RAIIAM. MANAGER MR. J. SIMMONS._ Immense success of the Sisters ELIZA and MARY ANN SHERRANS. Mr. HARRY JENNINGS in his .New Comic . Songs every Night. . Engagement of Mr. H. HAY, Shaksperian Comic Singer. Engagement of Mr. JOHN GILL, the renowned Patter Vocalist and Anthor (his first appearance in Liver Pool). During each evening selections from the most populiii‘Operas of the day will be performed on the Grand Patent Harmonium by Mr. J. HATTON. Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Commencing every evening at Hal4ast Seven. Admission Free. Gentlemen only admitted. Wines, Spirits, Ales,. and Cigars, of the best quality. Lon don, Manchester, and Liverpool papers daily. N.B American Bowling Alleys. VINE HOTEL. CONCERT HALL, GREAT.. CHARLOTTE -STREET, • (Near the top of Whitechapel). • Proprietor • MR. W. F.• NAYLOR. The Flail where Laughter holds its sides. GREATER ATTRACTION:, THAN EVER. Engagement of the old Favouritc•Coloured Comic pact Singers, MR. and 3IRS. NASH, . Who will appear each evening in-their Laughable belineations of Negro Life and Character. MASTER CLIFFORD, Comic Singer. . . MR. IRELAND, • the eminent Tenor Vocalist ; Immense Success of • -•- MR. TOM BEN - NETT, the old favourite.CoMic Singer, witha new Budget of Comical Ditties; ' . MISS DAV 15.,.. ., . . the favourite Danseuse and Vocalist. , Violin Mn. BitAxxAx. Double.Bl.ss.:.Mn. ITAnaisoll. Cornet Mu. PETERS. Pianoforte Mu. 'ItiLNER. 2nd Do MR. NAYLOR. • ' ' - WINES,.*SPIRITS; &c. . ' • , -- - -- The Pet formances to.ed mmenee E ver y Evening at . . lialf.past Six o'clock. Select Compartments for Gentlemen. d L ANCASIIIRE VOLUNTEER RIFLES) WELLINGTON COMPANY. The above. Company meet for Drill at Richmond-hall, Great Richmond-street, every. Aionday s Weilos447t: 04 Friday, at Seven o'clock p.m, ~o'l I.taiftc ~r T ... 0 0 K .E , • ‘• SUCCESSOR,7O HL. AITSBTJRG, . Having visited all the principal Manufacturers, respectfully - .invites attention-to his.. extn - tsive Stock of • . CII:AN r D. -. ELIERS, 41. ( . 4113 and,Eroazeil, • LANTERNS, T/cIE -.3%/ENY PATENT VESTIBULE LAMPS, BRACKETS, LUSTItES, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GAS FITTINGS. LAMPS., Including the celebrated AUREOLE, or MODERATOR LAMP. Handsome Glass Chandeliers,-Tdr Gas, Three Lights, ) 85s. Od. including Glolxts, &c., and fixed complete ...... Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto and Ditto, FJur Lights 98s. Od. Handsome Lacquered and Bronzed Ditto, Ditto, 325. 6:i. • with Ditto, Two Lights ' • Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto, Three Lights s2s Od. Experienced Gasfitters are kept on the Premises, and all kinds of Repairs Re.bronzing, Re-lacquering, &e., carefully - attended to in the' MANUFACTORY, 24, CHURCH-STREET The Purest Foreign, Refined COLZA OIL, best adapted for the Aurdole Lamp, ss. - per Gallon. . BL - E C . - U - T L -- E R -- Y .• At the following cieeedingly low Prices : Full-Sized lialadce Tatle - ' 152. per Dozen. Knives, warranted Ditto, k)itto Dessert l2s. „ • PAPIER-MACHE, • Including a most etensive aSSortmdat of Articles, in every variety of Design and Style. - • 'PR A Y S: • Victoria Pattern Iron Trays, 16 inches, •i / Gd. the Set— • 24 inches, and 3o inches , at • • • complete. Ditto, of Pulp,. - usually termed Papier -16 inches, 24 inches, and 30 20 s. and 253. the Set, inches, at • complete. acid regtlatly assorted up to • 416 10s. the Set._ • OLD POSTOFFICE CHURCH-STREET. OLD POST-OFFICE' BUILDINGS, LATE F. L. IiAT_TSBIIRG. • • • AAT . H. TOOKI respectfully. begs to announce tht he liar with great care completed the selection of his STOCK Or JEWELLERY, . and solicits an inspection of the same, comprising, as it does, all the'very!latest 11 , ToTe4 - ies i'ashioa and Design. , W. H. T. would e;pecially call the of the Patrons of tho Establishment to the very great advantage he possesses in.hio'fornier connexion with the WIJULESALI; AND MANUFACTURING' BRANCHES, and from his purchase.; being alf_ms.de,for immediate Cash, by which he is ehabled to offer the Stock at prices considerably telow those 'at which they • have hitherto been submitted to • ' the Public. . • . : OLD POST. , OFFICE••BUILDINGS CHURCH-STREET. GREAT SALE _ • • OF GLASS, CHINA, • AND 'EARTHENWARE, - • Fog 2 I, _D.. A Y S 0 N. L Y , • • ' _By .Private Bargains • • A SAVING OF 50 rFat The CHEAPEST and BEST SHOP irk ENGLAND for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS aad other useful Goods is at • T HOMAS SMITH'S, 82, BOLD-STREET, • Where you can select froth an immense Stock of Richly Cut Glass, China, and Earthenware, Papier Mackie and Iron Tea Trays ; also the LARGESP , STSiIIir. of FRENCH CHINA VASES, and BOHEMIAN CL'T.. GLASS LUSTRES O'er' imported. The GREAT SALE HAS COMMENCED, and will continue this and following '2l days, aid the wliole to he Sold at an ALARIKTNG SiertiriCE. T. S. having. made Lutorr, PURCHAS'SS FOR CASH .enablen him to Sell at such / , 'rees as bids defiance to the Trade. • A few .priceamitere er=l..i•ittcd i s. d. Cut Wine Glasses, from Half Pint TY:Umiak. 91 Half Pint - Decanter Pint Decanter Quart Decanter - - ~ I 6 ~ Strong Salt Glass. 95 Strong Sugar erre...Cream Glass „ Handsome cut. 4 Cooler Glaii-DiShes , ' ' - •- „ - „ . Glass Plates 13ottles arid Glasses, complete .•„ . - 0 „ Gas - Globes - • ,P• Gas Globe*, Gut ' 9 1 Dinner - Service, choice patrern „ Toilet Service, ehoiee7 . pattern,, ,-, • 4 6 „ China Tea Service; altorec Pat- . • — tern, Burnigied Goia - lO 0 11 Richly- Cut Glass Lustre Fronch China Vases • ' . „ .:.„ ' 5 0 per Set. Goad Papier Mgclid Tea Tray „ - 6 IP Good Oval Iron Tea Tray ...... -, Good Oval Iron Waiters - T. S. particularly solicits the patronage of Merchants, Captains, and others. for Export, having had twenty years' .experimce in the Trade, and large purchases node to any amount-for Cash, -every confidence may be placed in him for a 44n - wilt in quality and cheapness, which surpasses'auy other llonAe in the Kingdom. - ' ' - - Orders executed on the shortest- notice, and Goods packed by experienced packers, and sent to any part of the World. ' - • THOMAS SMITH, . - CAT GLASS MANUFACTURER, CHINA &-. E AIIT lIENIV,tItt ESTABLISHMENT, • orrosfrE QUEEN'S-HALL, . . '' • '• LIVERPOOL. - ' _ . I LADIES' CHARITY BALL. . . .-_-- - Manner's Office, • • rill - FE ANNUAL - BALL,. in Aid of tile Funds or filo 1 LADIES' CHARITY, will take place at tha TOWN HALL, on THURSDAY ; the' 29th instant. Tickets -may be had at 151, Inik - e-street ; from Mr. J. P. Campbell; 30.4,, Exchange-street East;- and at Mr. Ilarmood Five Shillings for young persons under Sixteen years of age. MRS. , TES.-PITCAIRN-OA-M-PMLL, LADY PATROXESS. NOrtlk - .lohll,StrCet . ; price Ten Shillings, and LIARMOOD 13ANNER, Esq., PRESIDE:CT. 9d29 C 0 L K , T H . R ,g 0 .1? CAS E S (FazE c-01-.0x,) AT ONE GUINEA THE DRESS OF 'l2 YARDS Th'e above bave bzen - yarclrised for Cash, cer.3lA of newly manufactured-Goods, and are offered at an extremely low Price. ALSO, 'FRENCH GLOVES, 11:12D. A T. TO CIETITER WITH I-10}1.110CKSES, ,MILLER & CO.'S 9-8 Long Cloths, 50 Tards. „ Do. ” .do. do, „ Do. do. do „ Do. do. ,do 33 1, , M 2 ,Al :2.-. TWO BALES O LONG CLOTHS. AND CALICOES. ner yard. 32-inch Long Cloths, 50 yards. „ Do; do. ) 1 1 4 ,1 • 50 2 ➢1 T „- Do. do. do, Do do. do, 'ER ESTABLI - 81-IYIENT, OIHTR6II42 4 REET, LIVERPOOL. A It A If 0 U S E SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT. HO V LDSWIITI.I. AND CO. , . • 7 . Beg to tender their acknowledgments to the inhabitants of Livelikol, Birkenhead, and vicinity, for the very extensive patron age they have received since the opening of their Waterproof Estalli,liment, and beg to ray that new articles'of great utility are being constantly added to their giock;whlchli altSady theittbstldxtensive of its kind in Liverpool, comprising in the , lIE7ZES, WATERPROOF DEPARTMENT. COATS,' CAPES, INTERNES CAPES, the 'light Sip7 - :orda for the poEk . etf 1143.ies r and Cidaks,'.in light and beautiful materials •, Carriage and Gig, Aprons, Home Covers, Shooting Boots, Game Bags, Deck Boots, Sou'westers, Cart Sheets, &c., &c. - • . 'AIRPROOF DEPARTMENT: . _ BEDS, PILLOWS, CtSIIIONS, SPONGE W SIII:AfNG BELTS, &c. Some of these articles afford the greatest • possible relief to invalids. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS, &c. (just reduced 25 per cent.), RAILWAY RUGS and WRAPPERS, - TRAVEL - LiNt+-RA-G---U-MBRELLA&,- La-Silk, -Alpaca, and---Cottoni---DOLS, T-CrYS,-o.nd.__Eaucy.. Articles, in endless variety. . „ . , HEYtg, IfOL6SWhitTit & Qe. bolvir,g' „ ndAlvonted to discover sUmethin,?, th r isuperitide the nriightly and dangerous steel CRINOLINES, have much pleasuro in announcing that their REGISTERED GUTTA PERCIIA CRINOLINES have mom than realised their utmost expectations, hexing been promuneed, by the thousands of ladies who have adopted them, as thet acme of elegance and economy. As imitations a these CRINOLINES, made from vnprepared Gutta Percha, are4eing offered, H. ki. Cc, Co. ,beg to state, that,tlieiz CRINOLINES are all stamped. with their name and address. - . ... - PAItA H 0 U S E, • WATERPROOFERS PARXER STREET, LIVERPOOL. - • R • JO. TIN ROGER'S, GREAT' GEORGE-STREET, CORNER ALFRED-STREET, p now offering a' very 'large Stock' of CII 0 ICE R S which he has recently purchased, co.raisiN. MUFFS, TIES,. • - ERMINE, --SA-BLE TAIL, .REAL ._SABLE, _ILONICEY, LYNX, . &e., &c., _ The whole of which, having been carefully selected, he can with confidence recommend. J. R. having this season Opened the adjoining Premises - as a NE A N TL E:• A N D S HA W L IV A --1 t E ,O ; exclusively, has spared no effort to procure every new shape in MANTLES and JACKETS that has been prqduced, which • ' •he -is *now prepared to Show -in_ ail -the 'new materials. _ ' A- -E---L- -.-0-B_EJL A_ N T L _ , IN .EVER .Y VARIETY QFCOLOUR.. , . . The New Materials for Dresses, namely, FRENCH RIPPS, DIZOGUETS, WINCEYS, &c., in erultess variety. SLLIS, _RIBBONS, .LACES; GLOVES, &c . BLANKETS, MEETINGS, AND FLANNELS. -A • NEW:ST.OOI( .O.F , .Ii.IDDER-MaXSTER i CAR.PETS, All New Patterns, yard wide, Is : is. 10., 15. Ild., 2s. 91., and the best quality 2a. 11d. usually sold at is. Gd. BIt.,USSELS, TAPES -I'll.Y, AND STAIR CARPETS, - EQIJAELY CHEAP. BRASS CORNICES, NEW PATTEEXE, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND. BRASS. TRI:tII4IINCS .OF . EVERY DESCRIPTION. JOHN ROGERS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET, LIVERPOOL. I T IVERPOOL WELSH VOLUNTEER RIFLE _L A : (1 CORPS. ! f r) • - Inaugurated at a meetinE held in tho Common-hall, Hae4j.ifs Hey, on Friday, November 25, 1859. Alderman JOHN BUCK LLOYD in tlm-ehair.- Subscriptions will be received by the. Members of the Cont-, mittee, Treasurer, Honoiary. Socketariei, and by the)Bankers of the Corps, Messrs. A. Heywood, Sons and Co., the North and South Wales Bank. •: • TRE.A.,461E11 : Richard Griffith, (Eaq:,: Chairman of. the North and - South Wales Bank. - PROPOSE)) .REGlvi t nicprs FOR THE FIRST YEAR. EFFECTIVF. MEMBERS : 11.ira.pcc-fee £o'l6 6 HONORARY MEMBERS (Subscription - •2 2 0 Members will assemble for Drill at the Welsh Schools, Russell-street, on Tue.itas: and• Thursdays at Half past - Seven, and Saturdays at Four o'clock. • Persosis desirous of joining will pleaSe apply as early as possible to any of the undersigned, or at the Welsh Schools, Russell-street, at the time appointed for drill. WILLIAM J. GRIFFITH, 23, King-street.' BENJAMIN GIBSON, 53, Tower-buildings East. WILLIAM ROBERTS, North and South Wales Bank. . . RIFLE!! -16 Ri Ft E : MR. P. STUBBS, late Band 71laste'T or the Royal Carnarvon and Royal Flint Regiments; als -A ColiDirCTOlt OF •THE LI(EitiOOL ROijiL EARMONAC FURNIVIES MILITARY AND QUADRILLE BANDS , OF, ` THE FIRST TALENT. .. • , Address :—Royal Standard llotel, Thomas-street, Liverpool ...• • , CARPET DEPARTMENT. JEFFERY, . AND CO, Have just eff etea P µr e mp in this Department of the following GOODS : .; ' LOT 1. , A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK FIVE• FRAME BRUSSELS, At 3s. Id. per Yard. LOT 2, A QUANTITY SUPER KIDDERMINSTER, , •• - At 131.1. r PRESENT VALUE 2s. PER YARD. LOT 3 CONSISTS OP - A * - 6 - DUrCH CARPETS, At 181 d., worth 2s. J. M. J. & CO. feel pleasure in recommending the above for ster4ng value aild effect. r. 1. COMPTON HOUSE, CIIITIteII-STREET. ~. VANS'S. _PATENT HARMONI6IS. 4 • Specimeris of the above most effective • EI A R 0 NIUM S,- Noticed in,file "ILLUSTRATED NEWS" of last Saturday, May be seen at JAMES SMITH'S NEW HARMONIUM ROOMS - . 176, LORD-STREET Etltagadi;3 - .) RIFLE BRIGADE. • LivimijoOL vor. T 1 E R EVEiLTON COIiPA NIES. DISTRICT OFF/CFA —EVE VtLLAGE. ARTILIFE : RY ANp. COIibrITTF,E. '• • W,:C. Fosberry, Esq., James Lister—Esq. fL,Cro.ay4yetite, Esq. R.A. Mould, J. 'St4t,,Esq. Edward Bonn; Eq. Tliornirek." Bentley, E sq . Alfred Middletvrq- Join Longtoa ' • Esq. Tl}Rmas• Esq. Adantitolgs6n,'lliq. • With a number of other influential Gentlemen, PERCY W. HEWGILL, late Lieut. ILA., District 3, Rreek-zoad, t ~,„ FRANdlfil..TiAlV2o7eiq.,Riehaloucl-terrace, ' - ` au • THOMAS A. lIENTLEY, Esq., Treasurer. , .11ljt, . _ •,e.: '. '*•,.3.5 1 :, -nr LIVE It? OOL VO LIT: ; I MU. I RTILIER't. AND RIFLE BRIGADE. F:VERTO:Nr DISTRIcy 0 rrICES--- trro NILL&GE. The Everton Companies assemble for drill at the Collegiate Institution, ghalv4street4 , o3 WedziesdaTlMO)3tiday Evenings at Seven o'clock, and on Saturday Evenings at ,Six o'clock. A :Magistrate will ha present each evening, when all mem bers not altearlferirolled are requested' to attend, to take the thith eLAllegiance. . . p7Atcy W. lIEWGILL,. . FRANCIS J. EATON, I lion ' Sees ' .. . cz.lo. - -k• - - 11. .. ~. - „,...,,_4 - .4 . ''• ' ''' - I 1\ , ... './. - IL VOLITNTEIM. ARTILI,Ih: , AND ItIFLE lIIIIGADE. Inaugurated at a v.. ' ~r held in the Tow —halt on Monday, :oveiuhar, - 1859i Ilia NVOrAiip filo :.. ;, . 1, v,'lii.Pte...Stoil 'Esq. I= the Chair. 9 , . ril , I 1:::.;.(;11,1111;;NT,'" N'OLI!NTEER.S,. wit sett inAheir applications, and are - . not yet carolled, are_ ref ueat" , ....d to appear at lIEAD A-WM:2 5 ' ,ST„,,..GIiGIiGIAMESCEN'I'.; between the hoary of -TwalVe'_an..ls_o4l.l - ,..t`len a itlagisti - ate will be in attendance toltivittrifftefroe oath of allegiance. Entrance Fees are P . s.yable on enrolment. I ..tY Dig L.L. ItIPLES —At ~3eel-street - Station-, no Tuesdays and Thursdays at Seven p.m. CortcAlrt-ball r . Lord blel."-t street, on . Blondays, 'Wednesdays, and Fridlys, at Seven pan. • J. B. COOPER., i! 11 , „ It. 31A1tRINElt,.f , Secs. llead.quarters of the .11rigarle, 10, St. George's-crescent. r : kWW k , LIVERPOOL VOL UNTEER. A RTILLERY AND RIFLE BRIGADE. Inaugurated at a !vi ecA, infr held in the cig Monday, • tie November, 83694: - I-lie Worship the .11Avo. - 4„ The undersigned' havhig - been censti `.by the General Committee a Finance Committee, to eirl•and'aseiel•klre Forma -1 tion of VoluilL'or is-POCilltg4tifp,t.p. take means, in - the different wards, to salicit i,uuscriptions. The funds to be paid into the Banks of Mesas. A. Ifeywood, San, and Co., and Messrs. Moss and Co., to Tie had' artll - 5,;11 - gposal of the General Committee The Public are particularly :ye,glies.ted, to,'4.ILENOTICE ithat NO AP Majesty, a for l‘ y C i om j e p s a t s e Companies P ,m atil L u l s i s l i Ti o s ei r. i°r t N a i the e l c : 711. t ‘ e :i t jhr every e 's res seenu k h e t e ; a re c d o it eanbed by ihtle this to ah li n e r r committee. - • • • ' • • -' • Each. company.'s elaixa will be considered On its own merits, .and in. the Ktl.sr their. serrieei, ha.c.-14c.eu accepted •.. • • • • •b* the Quern It i. 3 hoped that our townsmen will see importance of placing a lag• sum at the disposal of the Committee, to . iziorease. the htimbelot VoluziteEurlc - ITIS WORSHIP ,THE. 3.IATOR, T. I). ANDERSON, ESQ.„ Ch airman . • T. DOWI)ALI,. ; • J. Treasurers. DICKINSON, f•'•° 4 s W. BROWN; ESQ. B. nEywool) JONES, ESQ. J. IIItA3.ILEY-:%.10011E, ESQ. J, T081N,:11.54. T. A. BUSIIBY, JSQ. Capt. ADAM GLADS•TONE: JOSEPH MAX.EIt, G. lI.,IIOB,SFALL, ESQ. R. J. TIN,LF:,Y, F,;••“1. Cali;. TYNDALL .1111ICI.TIT. J. B. COOPER, 1 Honorary It. MARINEB, Secretaries. The Conimittee beg ti)• tender t2.etr beat Vaii,nizn to Messrs. A.,lleywood aml Co. for plac.-ig at t,:pc. , disposal of the Finance. Committee the sum of 1:75 . .) 133. i 3., being a balance of £322 lis.lld., witliintefest, thrice l&IG, £433 Os. 31, At the• cr.dit of the Liverpool Defence Fund- The T pgAsumnut , beg to acknowleiga - the following DONA TIONS and SUBSCIIIPTION6 ; and, whilst soliciting an early return of the Fund Books now cut, would point out the great importance of Annual _Subscaiptiont.t_ being added. to Ddnation.s, with a view to making the force a Permanent institution. -...----; DONATION Amount already received Milneetand on James Stewart and Co Laurence R. Balky 'T. Dodge' F. Lyon antlitrother R. II utchir,Son ' • E. Johnston • • • 3trs. Minton R. Rankin, .(exclusive of £2 ) to th., Scotch Rifles) James Farquhar, Esq. Mactie and Sons Joseph Woodall Mrs.• Robson, Litheriand House . yr Sohn Fearso)4 Z371,%15 .£lOO o 0 . 5 0,0, . 10 14, 0 . 5 0 0, . 2.5 0 0, . 218 0 0,. 0 5 O. 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 2 2 a £225. /2 0 .. Milner and Son SUBSCRIPTIO!;S, LlO 0 0 3 a 0 The Public arc resn,',etfully invited irs,contribute liberally and prourptly . to this movement, the itli t lortance of which it is Ano• R ui . i r t ß a a l ti r u ea 4 d ;_ x_z A : s u ci bsc7::::i i h r :e r d , ...... . ...,:, unnecessary to enlarge upon. Subscriptions will be received by ti"..e. Members of the Corn mittee,-tha 1- Innornry-Tre.--qiirers .and...accretarica, and by the Bankers to the Brigade, Messrs. A..,ll.eywood, Son and Co., and Mess' s.Mos.s and Co.. • -- 'JOSEPH li. DICKINON, 1 Honorary . ' THOMAS DOWHALL, : y Treasurers. Head quarters, 10, , St. George.'*ereseent. ; . . - :,-...,- • -.:,, :.- : 511,t, RULE BRIGADE. Inaugurated at' a Al v eting held in the . Schools, s eacom b e, \\TALLASEY YOUIXTEEit ARTrLERY AND on Friilav r the 2ndDeq, - .:ni1ter,.4.59., HENRY POOLEY, Esq.s in the Chair. - ' - - - • F..N ROl4 }I E.N T. .. combe, oulkliatitlit.s.'Erct.ir.::eneit, Volunteers who. zqr . e„anious tab:. enrolled for the Artillery, arc requested to,...atterid 'at' the time and places herein men .tioned, viz. : For SENCOIWJE DISTRICT. Stottes' Seacgmbe Hotel, Sea - Tuesday :fie ray - aunt, between the hours of Seven ani Eight. For LISCA RII - DIST-ILIQT.- Queen's Arms H0t4.1, Liseard, on tpwarrls their uniform. No En- Evening next, the 13th instant, between the hours. of Sswen ant 4 Eight„,- _lf -. r• I - For NEW Bityn.Toß DTSTIrICf; ferr - Ifoiel New Thigh, ton, on Wednesday -Evening next, the Kith inlit...mt, between, the hours of Seven and Eight. - " wi om ll frse who tim.l'their own uniform. " ,,,, l , REGULATIONS FOR ENTERING:I7IE AL,. .....LERY., Entrance Fee, £:, for tiros wha..4llti,imtt find their own mg-. tforarAnlic'SeiNtl;hseteerelill'pe6t4ioluhuon.u''odaftflrN. per autyqul Nril he required from all Effectives: The Regulations for D.lll will he so arranged as to suit the convenience of the majority, but so as not to interfere with the honis of eitEer business or labour. The Officers will be chosen by the men themselves, whenthe numbtdr entolled ttmo,dr.tvto igty, •,- Y. ri 'The uniform. Will be sereete4 as soon a's`po.lsib!e, due regard both to appearance and utility will be strictly eoserved in the choice 0 it, and:4Y, will.he.submitted to the gembois before being finally determined tiPon. : . 83 01 '4= of thq,coyamittee ; , - ..-v-",-4 , Hon. sec. KENNETH`PONYLe. ‘1.4 ~+'• ', ' Th : ' .WI ;.): r R IFLE AND ARTILLERI VOLUNTEERS. LEGGINGS t LEGGINGS I LEGGINGS I WATERPROOF LItATITER LEGGINGS. 'Warranted te,t Material, 13s. per P a ir, at LOVJLAPY & CO, ' S, ` .° • l 8, Spurn JOAN-STREET. _ _ ri., r;%r-I • 1 . 1 . .:.9talso-sli?-0 .Kt' -' Lim - Ltic (1W1.14 54 . LARGE ARRIVALS QF NEW FRENCH, S A W ; t.S., - • ' FOR TNE " PRESENT SEASON, - AT "I'4 A V 6,.• BOLD . -STRE - ET. TISSUE, BAREGE, A D OTHER :LIGHT - SHAWLS; • ONE- GUINEA EACH, FOUR YARDS LONG, CONST.I.N.TLY ABILIVLNG_ RICH WOVEN CASHMERE. SHAWLS; FROM FIVE TO FIFTEEN GUINEAS ,EACH ; INDIA AND CHINA CRAPE SHAWLS, OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR . ; A GOOD FRENCH OR PAISLEY WOVEN - • • - CASHMERE > LONG SHAWL, THREE GITINEAS,./ 1: Lower Qualities .for One Guinea. . AT T.TIE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUS ' AND 16, BOLD-STREET, - LIVERPOOL. • -• • • • ' • • JOHN CRIPPS. Proprietor. .