Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

ipublff Smul;entrnis. THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S LAST NIGHTS. AND 1119 1, 06 - VIVE FAREWELL TO LIVERPOOL, LANC tSHIRE, A'Nll EN.LkNII. THIS EVENING (Friday), the 243,n Instant, PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S BENEFIT, AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. ONE MORE DAY PERFORMANCE, 70-110 BROW (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER 21, At Two o'clock, BEING DEFINITIVELY THE LAST, "Etre ro Cade, 2s 6d; Upper Boxes, Is 6d; Pit, Is. Doors open Milf-rast Seven commence at Eight o',.ocic. Box office o; en Btuly, from Eleven till Three, under the direction of Ir. Shuttle vorth. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE MANAGER, MR. w. R. COPELAND, last Two Nights of the Engagement of Mr. ROBERTS, the Amarican Tragedian, Lad Three Nights of the EngarPrnerli of the inimitable. Artiste, MR. FLEXMottE, And the celebrated Danseuse, Mad'ile AUREOL, On the occasion of Mr. Flexmore's a: , pearonce last season in Par* the following tribute to his abilities appearei in the colnmrs ral the Journal des Debat,, from the pen of the Theatrical we; critic, the celebrated Jot s Jaw, r—" The Vaudeville Theatre k summoned to its aid a merry wight, na - i el Eleanore I— • Wonders to behold!'—He walketh not, he leapeth ! he sitteth stst, he sprirgeth !-1 a resteth not, ho rolieth !—a ball !- a fowl ! a hoop ! such is Flennore ; ay., a❑ air-blown entre chat. ▪ atmospheric engine —this Vaudeville lolomotive Flexrciore—is an enigma, and nothing can convey an r.deq rate notion of this tight solid whirlw nd. Ile dances Eng.ish I—he leaps English I—ho tam blesEn?lish Ihe is the king of the • Parade Anglaise.' Well might he be adored by the 'briny so: s of Albion ; ' well might he tuns all the heads of the friends of the balance of power in Europe." THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), For the Benefit cf Mr. F.exmore and Aurio!, TIME TRIES ALL. The Ballet cf L'ECOSSAIS FORTILLANT, by R. Flexmore, Sen. S'_ary, Mr. Flexmore; Jenny, Auricl. AGED FORTY, In which a Young lady will make her First Appearance. And THE MOUNTAIN DEVIL. Strapado, Mr. Flexmore ; J Mad'ile Doers opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence a Sawn o'ctoc:, precisely. Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; Gal berry, d. Second Pr;ce —Dress Boxes 2s; Side Box,s, 1,. 6d; Pit, TNe Box office is open from Ten sill Three o'clock daily, for securing Meats in the Dress Circle and tatting Private Boxesi, which con y be *ad under the direction of Mr Simttleworth. Children in arms ail/ sot be ivlmitted. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. pE OP L E'S CONCER TS. Adna Sixpence; Reserved Seats, One Shilling. ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 21, SIGNOR GIULIO REGONDI, (The greatest Concertina Player in the World), Will perform TWO OPERATIC FANTASIAS, And Airs from IL TROVATORE AND LA FAVOaIrA. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS, EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, (Under entirely new i4lanageinent.) T HE FIFTH CONCERT OF THE SERIES WELL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE 21sT INSTANT, At Eight o'clock. in order to afford as much variety as ppsAble to these Co 71( erts, awl Je the same time keeping in view firs:. class tAlent, an engage has been cffec:ed wi:ti the celebrated GIULD) REGO.\DI, Ittmt Concertina Player in tho World, who will perform Txo of his most ropu;ar Fantisia9. • THE MISSES M'ALPINF, WIII make Lek first appearance, and slag some of their Naqonal SCOTCH DUETS, For which they are to celebrated. itIR. MIRANDA. Inas singing at the Norwich Festival was the theme of admiration by all who lizard him, will sing Baife's Song of "The Fair Land of P,:and," And t:.e Old Song of "The Bq of Biscay." MR. E. L. BDIE, _ _ 'Z't • psput¢r Composer and Vocalist, will sing Lover's humorous Song "I'm net raytelt et all," I,nd one of his own compositions. MR. BEST MB (by particular desir. ) perform on tha Grad o:gan, his last New Piece, Descriptive of THE BATTLE OP INKERMAN. Acli - nission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. 4k.ts can be purchased at Messrs. lime and Son's Music Waretton‘e, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted fate the Hall eariier, and at a separate entrance. For particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each. LLVERPOOL FE S TIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. E Fifty-Ninth PUBLIC PERFORMANCE WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24, 1857, IN Si. GEORGE'S HALL, When Mozart's "TWELFTH MASS," Ana a Selection from Handel's "ALEXANDER'S FEAST," Will be performed. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MISS SANTLEY. MRS. MORGAN. MR. BOLTON. MR. A. D. GRAIIAM. AND MR. ARMSTRONG. LEADER-DI R . 13AETEN3. GRAND ORGAN- DI R 4. W . T ES T. CONDUCTOR-MR. SANDERS. Reserved Seats,l2l 6d; Body, Is 6d IGaDories, Is. orx.4 ets to Ise had at the Courier office, Castle-street; of Messrs. Moe and Son, Church-street ; Mr. Smith, Lord-street; Mr. Van uisen, and Drea•er and Son, Bold-street; Mr. Magill, London cad; Mr. John Whitney, 8, Chips' street, and 184, Falkner-street; skt.d T. Taylor and Co.. printers, 9, Dale-street. kosrs open at Half-past Six. Concert to commence at half-past Seven. Entrance—North End, Shlw's-brow. PHILHARMONIC HALL. T go 4As's, C O N C E 11 T S. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE ! THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), THE 20TH INSTANT, 7HE BENEFIT OF MR. E. W THOMAS. On which occasion the Programme will include— THE OVERTURE. TO "SEMI ItAMIDE." • The Grand Selection from '• LES Hr:GUENOTS." And the Slow Movement from Beethoven's SYMPHONY in C• Minor• Swyda's celebrated Quartet for Two Violins, Vinla, and Violoncello, "GOO PRESERVE THE EMPEROR," Mira. F. W. THOMAS. C ‘REODUS, BA ETENS, and LIDE! , And Solo on ths Ophicltide, By MASTER ROCHESTER (his first appearance.) MISS LOUISA VINNING In I sing (for the first time at these Concerts) Weber's Grand Scena km "DER FREICHUTZ "—" Softly sighs the Voice cf Ev'ning," and " Why should 1 be sad" (F. Mort.) LAST MORNING PERFORMANCE TO-MORROW (SATURDA7), At Half-past Two o'clock. BODY AND GALLERY, ONE SHILLING. BOXES, TWO SHILLINGS. MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS. 7SaDoors•open at Seven o'clock. Concert to coomence at Eight. TO-MORROW EVENING (SATURDAY), MISS LOUISA VINNING'S BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. TO PREVENT DELAY AT THE DOORS, TICKF.TS MAT SC HAD AT THE OFFICE OF THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. 117. CHANGE-COURT, THIS DAY, BETWEEN TEN AND FOUR; lID TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), BETWEEN TEN AND ONE O'CLOCK, AND AT THE HALL AN HOUR BEFORE EACH CONCERT. T. GEORGE'S HALL ORGAN PERFORMANCES NVili be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BE ST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon ..... • • ........ •... at S p.m. Thursday Evening admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d, The Concerts last one hour. Doors open half an hour before ecah performance. T HE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION OP WORKS y MODERN ARTISTS. Is NOW OPEN, in the KEHIBITION ROOMS, OLD POS TOFFICR- PLACE, From Ten till Four; / 24 in the Evening (Saturday excepted), from Seven to Ten, Brilliantly Illuminated with Gas. • Itaselaslon. Is. Gentlemen's Day and Evening Season Tickets, 5s ; ease Ditto, as 6d; Evening Tickets, 2f 6d. Children under lour- Wilms of age, half-price. Catalogues 6d. JAMES PELHAM, SeCretery. Vubtft AtauffemtntO. JJENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE, DALE STREET. GRAND MID-DAY PEPPonmANCE TO-.)lk,,Rßow (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER 21. THE STAG HUNT Having, by its faithful and striking delineation of the exciting sports of the chase, and by the introduction of a Real STAG and a PACK of Real HOUNDS, created a perfect furore from crowded houses, will be represented at the Grand Mid-day performance To-morrow (Saturday), the 21st instant. _ . . Doors open at Two o'clock; commenclrg at Hal-past. 13,1 ° ' The public ars respectfully informed that the Stag Hunt cannot be repeated at a Mid-day Performance, as the Hounds engaged for this purpose must return to their owners in London, having been sold by them to re-jcin the field. 11ENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Doors open at a Quarter before Seven, commencing at a Quarter Not. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1857. UNPARALLELED NOVELTY I First time of THF. STAG HUNT, introducing a REAL STAG, and a PACK OF REAL HOUNDS. with a FIELD of TWENTY BOR.; R Al EN, all in Full Cry. Liad'lle. JOSE PHINE QUAGL'ENI, the Graceful and Peerless Equestrienne, is nightly received with tumultuous applause, in her Brilliant Performances. Immense Success of the BROTHERS ELLIOTT. TIM AWNING (THURSDAY), the lgth instant, anci. every _ Evening during the week, the Performance will include MONS. SEBAS N, in his brilliant act of riding ON A BARE BACKED COURSER. By particular desire, M. LEOPOLD will perform his surprising feats, during which he will Sommersanit over Ek ht Chairs. The oaring feats of PETITE kOMEO, as LE VOLTIGEUR. JOHN H. HENGLER'S matchless TIGHT ROPE PERFOR• M ANCE••;, in which he will execute his astounding feat, the great climax of artistic skill, an OVERTURE on the VIOLIN, while Per forming Gymnastic Evolutions in Slid-air ! and TURN aSO NISI ER SAULT without Losing a Note. Fancy Dances, Immense Leaps, 1 ourbillons, and Acrobatic Ssmersaults ! Mad'lle J 0 'IEP INE QUAGLIENI, in a graceful ACT of EQ UE:,T RIANISM. The BROTHERS ELLIOT, in their graceful Athletic Feats, introducing the MAGIC CHAIR , , and FOUR DANCING GLOBES. For the iiirst time ever introduced within an Arena, an Equestrian Act, entitled, THE STAG HUNT! During this scene, a Real Stag a magnificent sp,cimen of this stately animal from North America, with a fine Pack of Beal Hounds, will be introduced. A vivid description of the exciting chase—the Hounds in full cry, and upwards of 20 Horses leaping hedges and gates, will faithfully pourtray the reality of a stag hunt. In addition to the whole trength of the establishment being brought into requisition for this object, the comicalities of the chase will afford a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockne; Sportsman, by Mr. F.IANKs. Equestrian Exercises on Two Fleet Coursers by Mademoiselle JOSEPHINE QUAGLIENI and Mons. SEBA-iTIAN. The entartai.Tments concludinz with a comic scene, by JAMES FRO WD E, Li COUP D'ETAT ! or the Clown's Body Guard ! Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; Loxes (select), 23; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is; Gal lery, 6J. Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price to all parts except Gallery. . _ SecOnd Price 'at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to the Gallery, Second Class, or Prcmenade. Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the stperintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places may be secured. open every Evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles liengler. The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE will take place on SATURDAY NEXT, the 21st instant. Doors Open at Two o'clock, commencing at Half-put Two. G E R Al TIE N KINGH AOFMWIBZIRUD3II Has performed before large and respectable andien , es for the last three nights, and continuos to do so until Friday night. -X - - An early application is requested to secure Reserved Seats.. ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS, 50,-LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL-50. OPEN EVERY EVENiNG AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, With MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c. Members of the Company:— MISS F. CANTRELL, AND AMISS :INCLAIR. MESSRS. S. BARKER, J. A. BROWNE, J. ALLIBONE, T. KEATS, BEN WILLIAMS, WM. POORE, J. HICKS, AND SPJNOR SAVORELLI.: Admission—SlXPENCE. RETURNED IN REFRESHMENTS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY. CHOPS, STEAK. KIDNEYS, P.OAST POTAT:W.S. Ste, ROYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe! Unequivocal Success and Perfect 'triumph of the FALL of DELHI. This Evening and during the Week—Grand Moving DIORAMA of LIFE AND SCENES in INDIA, consisting o` 25 Scenes, painted by tirst-rate London Arti.tes, from authenti , sketches taken on the spot, unequalled for Geographical Accuracy, Scenic Effect, and Beauty of Design, presenting. as it were, to the eye of the Spectator the manners, Customs, Costumes, and principal Cities and Rivers, of that portionof the globe now moat absorbing interest, the whole terminating with a Magnificent VIEW oc DELHI ! Fearful (barge of the Besiegers, Defeat of the Mntin, ers, Fall of the C ty, and Glorious Triumph of British Arms! which rrostes the greatest sensation nightly; painted by Mr. Crawford, art , st to this establishment. The whole of the foregoing Introduced in a Charac teristic Monologme, written and spoken by J. W. Cooper. Continued Success of CHARLES SLOMAN, the only English Improvisa tore, author and composer of " The Maid of Judah," "Daughter of Israel," &c., who will nightly appear and vocalise an extempora neous MYR tO 14 AMA : or, Impromptu Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte. Enthusiastic Reception of Mr. WOOD and his INFANT SON, the English TOM THUMB. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. COOPER, Miss HERBEttIE, Mr. E. LIONS, and Mr. CAMPBELL. Doors open at Sis, commence at Half-past. Leader, son Musical Director, Mr. S I'ANNARD. The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. inrector of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children n arras sill not be ;admitted. kitililtiOn..—UUDer 11.D.6d • Lower !Int, NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE -BT., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHAPEI, And Two Doors from Queen-sqm.re. OPEN EVERY EVENING AT SIX O'CLOCK. NEW COMPANY. Extraordinary Engagement of Herr SHENPON, the GREAT MAN- M L)NKEY, who will appear every Eve,ing. Immense Success of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the Great Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Also, Mr. D. LODGE, and lIHS3 OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROME 3. the pleasing Swi,s Melodist. Miss I.IZZY DE GREY, Serio-comic Vocalist. Likewise M'dlle. FANNY. the popular Operatic Demean. Continued Success of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will nightly sing his New Song—"THE HISTORY OF Tax GREAT COMET," The Proprietor having purchased the Wonderful SMOKING and MOVING 'Turkish AUTOMATON, from the Paris Exhibition, will have the honeur of exhibiting him Every Evening. WINES, SPIRITS, &c., of the Best Quality. ♦DMISSION FREE SOUNDLESS ELASTIC TNDIARUBBER FLOOR CLOTH, IMPERVIOUS TO WET, INDESTRUCTIBLE BY-DAMP, SOFT TO THE TREAD, AND WARM TO THE FEET. INCALOR WATERPROOF COATS, CAPES, AND OVERALLS. LADIES', GEN I LEMENS, AND CHILD ItEN'6 OVERSHOES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And aa Articles Nianufactured of Du:is-rubber. at CALEB WALKER'S, INDIA.RUBBER DEPOT, WELLINGTON-BUILDINGS, 42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. y'ATES &HESS, ENGRAVERS,PRINTERS 33, LORD -STREET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS, LIVERPOOL. To H. It. H. Prince Alberi.. RTES and HESS, WEDDING . STATIONERY SUPPLIED BY • 33. LO - RD. STREIT- - LIVER POOl. VATES& HESS, ' 1 ri 33, LOILD.STPFP 1 7 DIE-SINKERS. LI-VERPOOL. IERALDRY BOOKS { ATATESandHESS, Kept for Inspection, and I 33, LORD-STRIIBT, REAL ENGRAVING BY LI VE RP() OL. LEAD AND BR:ASS WORKS, • 74, DUKE-STREET. LIVERPOOL. OBERT ANDERSON & CO; MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER. AND GAS PIPES, , BRASS FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &c.. BRASS WORKS FOR PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BRASS CASTINGS TO ANT SIZE UNDER THREE TONS FRENCH CLAY CUM' PIPE?, OXE lIALFPENNY. GREAT CHOICE OF EVERY FANCY FRENCH ARTICLES, At No.l, RENSHAW-STREET, (Near the Adelphi Hotel.) LENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Royal Laundry. The ladies are respectully informed that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Hsi Majesty's Laundress says, thatalthough she has tried wheaten,ries, and other Powder Starche she has found none of them equal to the Glenfleld, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When you ask for Glenlield Patent Starch, see that you get it, as Inferior kinds are often substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and London. ESSRS. EINIG and Co., from Panics, in return LTA ing thanks for the liberal patronage hithertc extended to them, beg to inform their friends and the public that they have REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated No. CHUROII STREET, adjoining Messrs. Beard and Co.'s Photographic Messrs. 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Abereumby-square, with immediate possessi on , a 1_ well-furnished HOU3F, containing thr, e large entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, butlers' pantry, and baths, with every modern convenience —At.ply, by le ter, to A 120, No? t 'lora Times office. BIRKENHEAD. TO be L ET, HOUSES on the south side cf Hamilton-square, beVg Nos. 44, and 48, also, No. 91, Camden-street, having Garden tothe front and Kitchen, &c. on the ground floor.—Apply to Mills. and Fletcher, Hamilton-Buildings. SOUTHPORT. TO be LET, Furnished, Beautifully situated, fitted with ga., water closet, &e. a COTTAGM, wel! suited for a small genteel family, and may be had for the winter months, for very little more than the rent and taxes.—Address, To Le!," Southpott. ELM VILLA, SEAFORTEI. PO be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with every convenience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentirul supply of vory good Spring Water, situate in an enclosed garden. Also, Coa h House and..Stablei oh the grounds, and detached Wash Hous e . W i thi n 300 yards of the Railway S•atiou. Rent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Seafortli. C LAUGHTON, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, two substantially .built, and well Futniehed Semi=detached VILLAS, situate at the Junction of Toliemache, and Forest Roads. Each house contains three ztitting-rooms, and seven Bedrooms; capital Kitchens In the basement, and is fitted up with every modern convenience,—Apply to and Fleteher, Hamilton-buildings. FURNI-HED HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, a well ,Furuiilled HOUSE, nicely situated in Birkenhead, abbot ten 'minutes' walk from Wcodskle ferry. It contains drawing and dining-room on the same floor, five good bedrooms, water-closet, bath (warm and cold), and in every respect a most comfortable house, and to an eligible tenant who would take care of the furniture a low rent would be taken.—Address A. 130, Northern Times office. CHESTER. • T 0 be LET, Furnished, for six or twelve months, a DWELLING-HOUSE, on. the outskirts of Chester, within twelve minutes walk of the Chester Ralway Station, containing Six Bed-rooms, Three Sitting-roams, warm and cold Bath, Greenhouse, Conservatory, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, Dutch-pit, &c. Gas laid on in every room. Excellent water. The house has a southern aspect on the banks of, and eomman-'ing a pietn+ esque view of Two Reecho' of the , River Dee. Excellent boating% and a boat kept ; good fishing a few tulles up the river. The situation is warm, and sheltered, and the Hall, Pas-ages, 1 4 . c., warmed by an imptovel warm air:apparatus in the Casement do Rent, £l6O per annum.—Apply to Mr. MeQuie, 4, Harrington-street, Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES. T 0 be LET, a Double OFF ICE, on the G roun d Floor, No. 26, Temple -street. Rent £35. 9 - 10 be LET, a SiPgle OFFICE, Rent £2O, an d j a Double OFFICE, Rent £35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and 26, Temple-street. BIRKENHEAD. Trio be LET, situate on the Shore-road, near the Woodside Ferry, a commolious SHED and YARD, suitable for Boatbuilding, or other trade purposes.—Apply to Rills and Fletcher, Hamilton -buildings, Birkenhead. TO JOINERS, BUILDRES, OR TIMBER DEALERS, . , TO BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with _ I a Saarpit, Joiner's Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-pace. —Apply at No. 1, Ashton-street. TO be LET, in the centre of the flourishing' village of Gars!on, next door to Liverpool House, a good DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Plate Glass front, nosy occupied by a confectioner, and will be at librrty by Ist Novonsber next.—Apply to Mr. James Longton, Wooiton Hill, near Liverpool. BUSINESS PREMISES, WOODSIDV, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, with immediate possession, those premises known as the " LANCAStIIRE AND YORK slims COMMEILCIAL HOUSE," situate at No. 53, Cheiter street. The above may he taken at a low valuation, including tizinies, Apply to J. B. ChM), 130, Ckester-otreet, Birkenhead. Co br ,et. BUSINESS PREMISES. pc) be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Middleton-buildings, Water-street, corner of Rnmford street. Plans may be seen, and every information obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower-buildings West. NORTH END. TO LET, a good DOUBLE HOUSE, w ith l arge Yard attached, suitable for a Painter or Plasterer. Rent 63 3d per week, fres from Rates.—Apply at N 0.151, Hopwood street. I Obe LET, with immediate Possession, the Upper Part of a HOUSE in Berry-street, with a Room on the ground floor, and Kitchen, &c., on the basement, suitable fc,r a Milliner's or Dressmaker's Establishment, or any Business requiring extensive premises. —For particulars apply to A. T. Blackmoor, Wine and Spirit Merchant, No. 23, Berry-street. APA RTME NTS. APART NI ENTS . —Excellent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of piano if requsred.—Address A. 76, Northern Times office. APARTMENTS to LET.—A Gentleman who dines in town can be accommodated with a small PARLOUR and BED ROOM, at No. 6, Brownlow-street—Terms (with gas and coals) 7s. per week. References exchanged. Co be Liapltr. THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREEPEACE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ON]? PENNY D WELLING-HO USES. ru O be SOLD, a good HOUSE, 61- yards frontlge, situated in Crown-street, near Brownlow hill, suitable for Alteration into a shop Price X3so.—Apply to Thomas Picken, 25, Chapel-walks, south Castle-street. It) CA iITALIS I'S AND OTHERS. r WIO be SOLIY, Ten FREEHOLD HOUSES, covering a large quantity of Land, situate bEtwe,n Dale-street and Tithebarn-street, fronting two streets, forming two corners. Rental £157 pe annum. This property cnmmands first class tenants, therefore a purchaser can dela lid upon the income. Price £l,soo.—Apply to Mr. George Byford, 32, Dale-street. rio u be SOLD, the Equity for £l5O of Six excel lent DWELLING HOUSES, situate in a good street and central, in wort. age to a permanent building society in tow", atter paying the monthly subscriptions, leaving a yearly balance to pay 10 per cent. for the sum advanced, and increasing till the end, when all will be paid . t ff.—Apply to Mr. George Byford, 32, Dale ttreet. T )O be SOLD, Freehold, Twelve HOUSES, forming Paiace-square, situated in Upper Birkett street, St. Anne-street, having in front one private and a beerhouse also ten behind, most substantially built, and having separat, coal vaults, &c., &c. Rental £124 16s per annum. Price 41,000- Being trust property, a little extra time can be allowed to complete the purchase, if required.—Apply to Mr. Ci2orge Byford. 32, Dale street. 110 be SOLD, the COTTAGE aria STABLE, IL with Garden, containing about 846 yards, situated in Devonshire-place, Everton. Tenant, Mr. Dix. Leasehold, for about 950 yearn, and within about two min u t es ' walk of the omi.ibus station, li:kdals.—Apply to Mr. George Byford, 32, Dal•-stree-. -- - A VERY SA FE I :vVESI'LIELvI'. rrio be SOLD, a mo s t exce ll ent PR OPERTY, n now producing a rental of £250 10s per annum, consisting of a large Home and Grocer's Shop, fronting the street, with Sixteen Homes behind, forming a good square, substantia'ly built fifteen years sin:e. Tenure is f,r about 1,0t;0 years. if imme diately disposed of, will pay about eleven per cent. —Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale -street. HORSES, CARRIAGES, A7ND-AiIMALS-. FOR SALE, a Dark CUB, MI bands, tour years old, steady, sound, and can be warranted as not having the slightest vice.—Address Z. Box, f'ostolßce, Birkenhead. ON SALE, a splendid d ar k b rown . t arriage HORSE, 16 hands 2 inches high, one of the finest Broucham horses in England ; also, a first-rate C ;13, 14 hands 2 inches high—got by the celebrated American horse Sam Slick, and can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to Mr. Charles Garner, Lime-street, who will refer any party to the owner. EXTRAORDINARY CLEVER HUNTER FOR SA.,E. ADark Brown Gelding, CON k EDERATE, perfectly steady i❑ all kinds of harness, can carry upwards of twenty sto ^e, with the most perfect sa'ety, to any Hounds in the kingdom, and is admlted to be one of the MOST ACCOM. PLISHEO HUNi E RS OF THE DAY. To a timid or heavy horse man he is invaluable.—On view, with price, / 4 1e., at 30, Norton stree', between Half. past Nine an 1 Ha f-east Wen in the Morning. LAND AND BUILDINGB. rim) be SOLD, 73 Acres of PASTURE and 11_ ARABLE LAND, with new Farm Buildings thereon, within three wiles of ~'pittal Station, Cheshire. Freshold.—Apply to Mr. Game Byfo:d. 32, Dale-s.reet. VlO be SOLD, Two excellent Leasehold SHOPS, for unexpired terms of 70 yeAra. Rental £5l per annum, subject to a building society of .t 72 per year, which is expected to terminate in about six to six End a—half years. Lowest p ice £l(o.—Apply to George Byford, 32, Dale-street. FIELD to BELL, or LET, Bootle-lane Station, Kirkdale• ary kind of Wo r k s , or Pasturti. Land.—Enquire of ' Mr. Banks. Bootle. BIRKENHEAD. TO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, a Plot of LAND, containing 516 square yards, with the Six shops and Houses thereon, situate between the main thoroughfare of Grange-lana and back Oliver-street. Another PLOT adjoining, contain , ng 522 square yards, and fronting the same street. Also, .nother • LOT, having a third frontage to Roland-street, with t':e Dwelling-Houses, Stabling, &a., thereon, containg 512 square yards. —For further particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Mills and:Fletcher, Hamilton-buildings, Birkenhead. LAND AT FAZAKERLEY. T O BE SOL D, BY PRIVATE TREATY. Lot 1. Ten A.CRRS of LAND, at £159 per Acre, and Two and a Half ACRES, with II ,USE, Outoffices, Garden, and Orchard thereon, at a valuation. Lot• 2. Twenty-one ACRES of LAND (divided Into 19 Lots for building purposes), at £4OO per acre. Excellent beds of Clay a d sand will be found on the land. Two•thirds of the Purchase money may remain upon interest at 44 per cent. per annum. The prop.trty is tituate three-quarters of a mile from the Fa•ak:'r ley Station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, two miles from West Derby, and four miles from Liverpool To view plans, and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Flisha Leigh, 7, Cleveland-square, Liverpool ; or to Mr. William Foster Solicitor, 40, North John-street, Liverpool. PUBLIC HOUSES AND BUSINESSES. rru be DISPOSED OF, by Private Treaty, with immediate possession, a first-class Commercial HO PEL, in the best situation in Liverpool.—Apply to Mr. Jclin Tyree, 40, Hanover-street, or to Mr. Elliott, Accountant, Aleib,,urne buldlngs, 21, North John-street. MISCELLANEOUS. lAN. SALE, a Second-hand FIRE-PROOF SAFi•t; and COPYING PRESS. To be Sold cheap. Address A 111, Nort'4ern Times office. 7EN TLEDUE. —A large well-assorted Stock Ix_ always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street. TO OIL AND COLOURIIEN. F 0 BE SOLD about 300 OPENMOUTHED TINS, with Covers, complete. A decided bargain. Apply at 13 and 15, Duke-ttreat. A p - 10 be SOLD, a Bargain, an excellent Second- hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we l l known London maker.—May bo seen at James smith's Must c W,,rohouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. TO PERSONS FURNISHING. OP SALE,ia splended MAHOGANY DINING 3 . 2 TABLE, in excellent condition, length 15 feet by 4 feet 6 inches.—Apply by letter, post paid, to D. J., Box J. 34, Post office, Live pool. be SOLD, a WOODEN TANK, made of 3 inch timber, bolt e d an d p l ate d i ns i de and outside ; inside bolts lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 41 feet, to to seen In Vulcan-stroet, liirkdale.—Apply to Mr. Smith, Starvey crescent, Kirkdale. £LANTS 1 PLANTS 1 1 PLANTS !!! r[lo be SOLD, by Private Contract, a good sclect'ou of the above, including some FINE SPECIMENi of ORCHIDES, FERN, LYCOPODIUMS, STOVE, and OrtEENIIOUzE PLANTS, on View at the Mollies, Mill Bank, West Derby. _AI! inquiries to 111 made of Mr. Roberts, the Gardener, PALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS, SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM OR HAND. rfIHE superiority of PALMER'S PATEN T I LIIPROVED ROTARY PUMPS over all others ber?tofare used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and simplicity of construction, is acknowledged by all who have used them in the United States of America, and every one who has seen their principle of action, which is that of atmospheric pressure and reaction. rheir motion is rotary, elseharging an undimiuishing stream with great force, and are worked without valves or pistons, thus precluding the possibility of becoming ci , okel with chips, gravel, grain, or other substances; or damaged by grit passing thr ugh them. The e Pumps will be found to be universally applicable for raising fluids, by suction, up to about 30 feet, and forcing them beyond that to any height required. A - Pump, with a an tlon-pipe of one inch, will discharge about 70 gallons per minute, and in proportion to increase of diameter of the pipe, a corresponding increase of discharge is attained. A Steam-engine, of 10 inch cylinder end 14 inch stroke, with a pump having a 15 inch suction pi e, will raise about 17,00) gall, ns of water per minute, about 30 feet high, These Pumps are admirably adapted for steamers and sailing vessels ; for drainage of every description ; irrigation, water-works, breweries, tanneries, paper mills, coal pits, &c., &c. The Subscriber is appointed General Agent tor the sale of these Pumps ; and, also, for sale of right of use of Patent for Great Britiln, Europe, and all other countries, excep ti ng t h os3 of North and South America, and i. now prepared to receive orders end make contracts. Such ciders will be executed in the ordor received, and under the restrictions of the patentees. Every Information will be furnished by the undersigned, ROBERT KERR, 24.. FENWICK-STREET, LIVERPOOL. - - - N.B.—One of those Pumps has been exhibited at work, for some days, at the north corner of the Brunswick Dock, and may continue for a few days longer, so that thOie who plow may whams It% astonishing powers. Saltis bp Suttfon. rcat SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, &c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Via!tam M and Parties Furnishing , R. HART has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at Sae Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, apposite Compton House Liverpool, the whole of that valuable STOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EART/lENWARE, PAPIER LUCHE GOODS, &c., eomprising handsome dinner sets, tea and brsakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut *ass lustres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c. ; also, an Ostensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, biddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, end plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated tattle or dessert forka, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance k ;mile and German silver handle table, and dessert knives and forks, ho most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. 3j3tzbiir Xotftto, NOTICE. U_R. WILLIAM MADDEN. Vi c t ua ll er , 175 , London-road, begs to inform the public that he has NO CONNECTION in Trade or Business with PATRICK HUGHES; and all person , . are hereby cauti,ne I not to give credit to said HUGHES, on his account, as he will not be accountable for any debts he has heretofore, of may hereafter, contract. —Dated 19th Nov., 1857. L IVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK. NOTICE is hereby given. that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETOKS of the LIVERROO L BO ROUGH BANK will b 3 held at the BANK, in Water-street, LIVERPOOL, on TUESDAY the 24th day of NOVEMBER, 1857, at Twelve o'clock at Noon; for the purpose of receiving a Statement of the Affairs and Conceras of the Company, and of determining on the adoption of such measures as in the present circumstances of the sank may be deemed advisable ; and also, if necessary, of confirming or otherwise dealing with any Resolutions passed at the adjourned Meeting, held at the Bank this day. T. ELLAR, Manager. Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpool, 12th Nov., 1857. Etaal Xotirt. IN TIIE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE, HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL. TIIEREAS, a Petition of JLTLIUS BERNT TRANE, now and for fifteen months last past residing at number 30, P,ridgewafer-street ; for one year immediately previous thereto residing at number 25, Simpson-street; and for two months immediately previous thereto residing at number 25, Regeat-street, all in tte Parish of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster; sad during the entire period, and at each and every of the residences above mentioned carrying on bu'iness as a Seaman's Boarding House Keeper and Shipping Agent, an Insolvent I obtor, having been filed in the Liverpool District County Court, and an interim Order for Protection from pro : , ess having been given to the said JULIUS BERNT TRANE, under the provisions of the Statutes in that case made and pro ided, the said JULIUS BERNT T EANs is hereby required to appear in Court before JAMES KE ,, NEDY BLAIR, Esluire, Judge of the said Court, on the 24th day of November, 1857, at 12 o'clock at neon pr, cisely, at the Liverpool District County Court, No. 80, Lime street, Liverpool, for his First Examinat on, touching his Debts, Estate, and Effects, and to be further dealt with according to the provisions of the said Statutes, and Notice is hereby given, that the choice of Assignees, is to take place at the time so appointed. All persons indebted t a the said .1 u Lius BLANT TRANE, or who have any of his Effects are not to pay or deliver the came but to Mr. WILLIAM STantam, tha Official Assignee, at his Office, No. 80, L me-street, Liverpool. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE, HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL. WHEREAS, a Petition of JAMES LOWNDES, now and for twenty•eight weeks last past residing at No. 32, Great Cro , shall-street, in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Beerhouso Keeper, Labourer, Lnd occasionally Dealing in Old Iron; for six weeks immediately previous thereto residing at N 0.12, Nash-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, Dealer in Old Iron ; for three weeks immediately previous thereto residing in furnirhed ledgings at No. 33, Richmond-row, in Liverpool, aforesaid, out of businsss ; for three years or thereabouts immediately previous thereto residing at No. 34. Great Cross , iall-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, Licensed Victualer, and during this last mentioned period occasionally keeping Boa ders and Dealing in Old Iron, an Insolve:lt Debtor, having been filed in the Liverpool District County Court, and an interim order for protection from process having been given to the said JAMES Lowsoss, under the pr .visions of the statutes in that case made and prorlied, the said JAIWES LOWNDES is hereby required to appear in court bwore JAMES KENNEDY BLAIR, Esquire, Judge of the said court, on the 24th day of November, 1857, at Twelve o'clock at noon precisely, at the Liverpool District County ourt, No. 80, Lime-street, a.iverpaol, for his fir:t examinat on, touching his debts, es ate, and effects, and to be further dealt with according to the provisions of the said statutes, and Notice is hereby given, that the choice of Assignees is to take place at the time so appoin , ed. All persons indebted to the saidJAMEs LOWNDES, or who have any of his effects. are not io pay or deliver the same, but to Mr. WILLIAM STATHAM, the Official Assignee, at his office, No. SO, Lime street, Liverpool. eburatton. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. " The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, considering Clem acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not deem them worthy twice. Thus has been rejected the fundamental law, that the ear alone causes that °ague to move; for, had this been duly reflected upon, it musi , st one period or another, have led to the discovery of the true method of teaching languages."— Duflef. ONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the "Symbo'ic Anglo-French Vocabulary;" and of the "Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning French." The unsuceess fulness of the prevai ing mode of teaching foreign languages is pro verbia and what other results can be looked for, when the teacher m general considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents? With such a theory all human devices must neces sarily fail ; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain; and the general notion that a language can be acquired only in the coun try where it is spoken; hence the despair of many students of the French language of oven understanding the rapid conversation of natives of Fr,nce. All these deplorable conseque-ess may be obviated by the natural aystem of taachlng languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot. To carry ont the system in its perfection, it Is desirable that several members of a family should take lessons together, much advantage being derived from numbers. FA lILIES AND SCIFJOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classes, XI Is. per quarter, two Lessons a week. l'as able in Advance. s.* The "SYMBOLIC ANGLO•FRENC Z 1 VOCABULAIY," Fifth ditton, particularly n.lapted for Schwls, &e., approved and sanctioned f,,r the u-e of the Institutions iur the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.--lb be had from the author, M. RAGONOT, and sold by all Boeksellers. 115, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool. TTEIIE WE ARE." GREAT FALL IN PRICE OF BUrTER ! I I Sia,—During the past ten days I have received 1,847 letters, all on one subject, viz,—lnquiring the cause of my late silence. I hereby reply t rigaides by another i,gniry— Could I expect any attention to be paid ;o my anniance ments when the minds of all if en (and so.ne wornr,n) were entire y occupied by the new.; of TIIE WAR, THE BANK, THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS, 1 3 .ROFESSOR ANDER-30N, THE ELECTIONS ? That reminds me that on Monday some well-wishers of mine made an attempt to draz nie into tha Local Parlia ment.—No go.—My idea is this,— " The greete3t divarshion in tinder th, sun, 15 to Sell my LUMP BM and mind * Number One." No, sir, when I make my " debut," it 5 ., a1l not ba in the Town Council of Liverpool. the space in the Noaxumax TIMES is now valuable, I shall make my yarn no longer. For the present I will con clude by giving you, au amended extract f om one of the American papers received last mail : " Rents must come down, the high rates of the flush " times of 185 G cannot long co-exist with the levelling ten " derides of 1857. Bents must come dawn—real estate must " come dowa—tast horses must come down—fast young •' men must come down from their fast horses, and strach " their legs by a little wholesome walking. Provisions must " comedown—hotel ch,rges must come down—the pews and " other charges of our fash'onab'e churches must come "down—bread must come down, and the late enormous •' spread of crinoline must come down, notwithstanding the " awful letting down in dry goods. Every lux❑ry and almost " every necessity must come down to the new specie sten " dard, excepting—Wages—wirch ought to go up. Talk of " coming down, we have been informed that ' The Butter " man' In Liverpool is now selling his g:ods to shops at a "fall of 4 cents apa nd fr 7,in the prices of last month. " Bravee, Futterman! Excel•lor my b y. Probably by "this time, yen are trading out pounds of good Butter in " exchange for 9 cell's." Mr. Editor, your American eotemporary has guessed right. Some qualities of BUTTER are now SELLING here at a REDUCTION of THREEPE CE per P. und. Yours, as usual. KELLY THE BUTTERMAN. * No. 1, UPPER DAWSON-STREET—THE BUTTER PLACE. No. 1, CHARLES-STREET—Unthr the Weight Office— THE STORES. At one or other of these places the No, 1 Buttermilk is alwayet,o be found. HUNDRE DRE SS O NE C l ' at tbe Northern oy printed for Ono 811:1)illinAgpand Sispegnacire;o mm. 2'6" Pzurrina ErrAnittinszsTs 17' R e Ili eolleeqn4 k SRL 'CABINET , 14.4 Redaction 13PRoLsT] ~. ciENT ot ozapil THE 7 17 . CU l 'AllTs /2 .41t , e are on are t h g e R y FARTIE 1 41 d fineTIZI "4111ediate JACKI this IFonsump tZt_einc, -anted. H 5 71 P H i s ti:F izs o s t r i no h from ti ikittttllth,_...%%oslecaiiteoefo:Bl, THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCO v l4 COMPANY—LIMITED. , CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF 4'lB EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and partic"lit°l4 Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER, Ma nag --! --r. ; LIVERPOOL LOAN COMPANI. HIAD OYFica—LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, L °llll. STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICE-43, MAR K ET.ST RE ET, M ANCHE 11, CAPITAL, 550,000. Loans aava*iced from 4'20 to 4100, to be re p a id in Twelve m en d' by ws.kly, monthly, or quarterly iustalmenis . BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to et Ano. to extend over Pe-°d one, two, or three years, at s per cent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVEDS:O TEA URNS AND TEA TRAYS. W ILLIAM 0 D r, Has in Stock a large and superior Assortment of TEA URNS, SWING KETTLES, AND IRON AND pArE g TEA TRAYS, And Purchasers are solicited to inspect the same boot' dtciding who to patronise. BRONZED KETTLES and STANDS from 175 &I t TEA URNS. from 30s Ou g et. OVAL PAPER TRAYS O us d 0 Priced Catalogues, for completely Furnishing, to be application. CIA LI ELLENV v_LL'S SI N CAL olt I . o lrica. RUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, CA till el Which are guaranteed in any climate against the au' — . Common hitherto to all other Waterproofs. Atr ste ' " Royal Mail Steam-pa cket 0. i "Southampton, 30th July,L B e get "The Waterproof (Sincalor) India Rubber Coat von „rife" th_. enough to supply me with, prior to taking my last voyage T" ~ t• Indies, is the wily article of the kind 1 have ever had that aVP;I,SO, answer every purpose intended, but especially that of being 00 vious to the heat of the tropics, the great fault of all others _ ..4 ever tried of its kind. "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommending i t to °gni traveller ; but especially those bound to the tropics. (Signed) .•• F. W00L1451:1.. • AT lIELLE WELL'S, r ksTifr Nos, 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, '— STREET. ENGLAND. SING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN fsso' ', ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF MATTR— „ft, k ifig. it 1 ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED k i. '" HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF 13 D ti/ N O HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF CUS 11 1 0 HELLEWELL'S AIR ?ROOF SWI ) I BELTS. ITELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF PILLOIV 5' HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF B A -TII AT REDUCED PRICES, Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CAST 1 ,5 ' ' STREET. rg> BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN EN- aI,A 5 ~ nELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK STOCI °-su 1 AT 14s PER PAIR. ITELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK LEGG -- ' TO AT 12s PER PAIR, Sit 0 HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK - CAPS, AT H 10s PER PAIR.f IJI‘ as' ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK AN AT 8s PER. PAIR. TON HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC 0 .0 "'. STOCKINGS, AT II lOs PER PAIR. CO TTON ELLEWELL'S ELAS T I C , LEGGINGS, AT 9s PER PAIR. Tl 4 HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC O T KNEE CAPS, H AT 8s PER PAIR. r e I t 014 ELLEWELL'S ELAS T IC C 0 ' ANKLETS, AT 8s PER PAIR, FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK JOlllll.l TIP i Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREE P. AND 53, CAIS N,,,, r , _,,,,°' STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN VT-jS. SAES HELLEWELL'S GUTTA PERCHA S AE S FROM ls. PER ib. PE R HELLEWELL'S GUTTA PE -- TUNING, FROM 3d. PErt. FOOT. C° A ITELLEWELL'S GUTTA. P .- -E - DRIVING BANDS' 2s. 4d. PER lb. O A HELLEWELL'S GUTTA PEll FANCY ARTICLES, AT REDUCED PRICES. C , k sll's* Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AN D 53 ' STREET. . Iv ,po , .. HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF ' ffr Q PR lOs 6d, T . OM Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 5 " , r ' CA/ ~,... ST,EF.T. O , OA IP HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF • _c. FROM 13s 6d, 53 CAsl''' ' Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIATE-STREET, AND ""' 4 STREET. RIG A'. V',.- uEL 11, EWE L ITS WATERPROOF Al‘ l,47GS' _Li. E2L'ANDING AND TRAVELLING '' CASf 0. FRO 3s. 6d. Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, L I ME - STREET, ;3 AND —' STREET. g 00 R ELLEWELL'S AMERICAN °"- OVERSHOES, OVERSHOE S ', .cfbP FROM 1.. z. 9J. PER P A if,' cA• ,- Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND —1 . STREET. seat stllic,i The Trade supplied on liberal terms for the Ne--- -- ,,p4 " 0, vl fr -11 ELLE WELL'S WAT E RPR( ,OF STOP' CAPS AND HELMETS, .5 0 5 ' 0 . FROM 35., Nes. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53' ASP STRKET. iS 6S H ELLEWELM4 WA VERPROOF LE G - i os" OVERCOATS, from 4s 6d• , 3 Cl' Non. 2 & 3 , QUADRANT*, LIME-STREET, AND ' ' ch. 14 1% STREET. ,4 EN, ° % --- ,40 BEING THE LARGEST EsrABLItHMENTS --- 0 . at iss 11 ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK —J. S. FOR BOOTS, from 2s 3d per Ya r AC " 13 J$ lIELLEWELL'S ELASTIC S I I,— lc j oji , H „,,130S, ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK g l3B' iV ID His AND COLOURS. sf— HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC S TA. 05' 13 INCHES AND 16 INCHEES Wir s 3, C l ' f , cos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , fa' ~nt,AS'• STREET. IN ''''. 1 -10. BEING THE LARGEST FS rABLISIIMFNTS - I N ) , sE 1) A ITELLEWELL'S V ULC A N I --, RUBBER WASHErtb, s pIA FROM Is led PER lb. L . p 1 H ELLEWELL'S VULC A N I S ri ,' RUBBER SHEEA' SPit,A FROM Is Sd PER lb. • L-7 p 1,„ 0 5._ HELLEWELL'S V U LCA N I " ' - ', r ioN I ' 4 oo RUBBER DELIVERY and j ia ' o f 10d 13 t 0 10 1 i N • Tubing for Acids, and Gas, &e. Every descriponw,pled to.l. Goods in stack. and orders to any amount can b-;,,,V 53, sfih Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, A' vtiGDA' STREET. BEING THE LAReIEST ESTABLISHMENTS IS 0 Tfl4 ° A DHESIVE ENVELOPES. --x t I,Es a,l .0110 $ $211 , 11, SIZE, se. per 1000, Cash, a t 9 / b loesale Stationery War,ehouse.l9.SeAtheijolti-itreet.