Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

19ubIft ft mugementg. ROYAL AMPH - ITHEATRE MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, The Management has much pleasure in ganouncing that, through the permission of J. B. Buckstone, Esq., MISS REYNOLDS is enabled to remain in Liverpool for SIX NIGHTS MORE. An Engagement has therefore been entered into with this talented and aczomplished Actress for that period. MI e 3 REYNOLDS will appear during the week in the following new Haymarket Comedies ;—The VICTIME, by Tom Taylor, Esq. ; A HUSBAND Cr AN HOUR; and The BAD tta CB OF COMFORT ; and repeat the Character of LADY Tearer.. as acted by her on Wednesday last, at this Thea , re, with the most distinguished and brilliant effect. Sir Peter Teazle by Mr. Baker ; and the same effective caste of Dretmagiz Personce engaged in the representation of this Classical and fashion ab:e Comedy. - THIS EVENING (MONDAY), THE STRANGER. TA! Stranger, Mr. Edgar; Mr. Soloman, Mr. Baker; Mrs. Haller, Miss Reynolds. A HUSBAND OF <AN HOUR. Itobat i a Gardener, Mr. Villiers; Pierre Rouge, Mr. Baker; Julie, Mies Reynolds; La Fleur, Mr. Holston.; Fanetzetto, Mrs. Power. And TILE BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT from. ;.Le WILLOW rATTEILM PLATE, Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances commence at Seven o'cloc;; precisely. Admission—Drc,3 Boxes, se.; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, is 6d ; G !- leery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2e; Side Bosom, Is 6d ; Nit, ;s. The Box office is open from Ten till ihree o'clock daily, for securing Seats in the Dress Circle eon taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr Shattiewerth. Children in arms will not be admitted. GEORGE'S HALL. WIGAN PERFORMANCES will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon ........ . Thursday Evening. Admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d 4 The Concerts lajat one hour. Doors•ooen half an hour before ecah oerformanee. ST. GEORGE'S E4TJ4. WO ,GRAND CONCERTS. M.OR.NING AND EY2NING. TherORNINO CONCERT will he held in the NEW SMALL CONCERT R 003,1, At Two o'ele*, Price of ,:+3. The EN3NING CONCERT Will be held In the LARGE HALL, At Eight o'eleek, Body of the Hall, 23.; Gallery, Is. `Thc-Fublic .is respeAfally informed that an arran:;ereent has been inadc with the celebrated Original N.ALODZI"S HUNGARIAN BAND, Consisting of Thirteen Performer.% Under the direction• of HE RR SARKOZV, To give TWO CONCERTS, MORNIN A N D EVENIN tte.spective_ly at Two aril Eigiit o'clock, ON .141-ONDAY NEXT, THE 30Ta INSTANT, When they.lvill perform same of their newest and most fashionable ,music, ccm..!.sting of OVERTURES, POLKAS, QUAD , 'ILLES, :WALTZ i 3, &c. A new an Piece will ba played, clescriptivecf THE FALL OF DELI!!, Etsides their unrivalled Per 6,r mance cf SAVE TIT& QUEEN," ,AND .“I'ARTANr POUT. LA SYRIE." v0c4r..19T9: KISS ARMSTRONG, MRS. MOTT, d 742. MISS S. 3E - SUDLOW. AOC3IIPANIV • „ • • • Mr. WILLEY. Notwithstanding the expenses of tLis engagement, the scare ol harg,s will be Morning Concert . . Evening Concert, Body of the Hal! (large Hall) .. 2s. Od. Gallery. . . (Ditt0)....... Is. od. Tickets may be purchased at Hime and Son'e Music Warehouse, 57, Church •etreet. Holders of Tickets will i,:e admitted into the Hall earlier, and at a separate entrance. • MISS KATE SAXON, AND MR. MALONE RAYMOND. Will, by their .unitel efforla at the CONCERT HALL, THIS EVENING, again make glaal tha hearts of their hewers. TWO NEW ENTERTAINMEN IS KATE SAXON, Will, THIS EVENING, Entranee her andienee by a happy illustration of LOVE! To be fol:owed by the nalrth-provoking and happy effarts of MB. MALONE ItAY3IOND. TWO NEW ENTERTAINMENTS! Niiss R. MALONE RAYMOND Again, THIS EVENING, this able and mirth inspiring illustrator g:yes another happy " Hour." in unision with 0120 from the lips of the fair and fascinating MISS KATE SAXON. ST. GEORGE'S CONCEI3•T ROOM S 50,-LIYIE-STREET, LIVERPOOL-50. OPEN EVER' EVENING AT S , t:VEN O'CLOCK, With MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &C. Members of the Company:— MISS E. CA.NTRELL, AND MISS k INCLAIE. /MESSRS. B. BARKER, J. A. BROWNE, J. ALLIBONE, T. KEATS, BEN WILLIAMS, WA`. POORE, J. HICKS, AND SPINO3. SAVORELLI. Admission—SlXPENCE. RETURNED IN REFRESHHEYTS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY. CHOPS, STEAK 4 ', KIDMEYS, 14.0AST POTATOES, &c. E. BARANDON, QT. GEORGE'S CONCERT BooN, 50, LISIE-STUEET, Will open THIS EVENIN 3, and every even'nl until further notice, at SEVEN o'clock, inatead of Eight as before. T EUTONIC HALL, L_TMI; , STREET THIS EVEN►NG (MONDAY), THE WIZARD KING, M. HAMBURGHER, FOR THREE NIGIIN LONGER, MONDAY, Nov. 30; TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1 and 2, Bain.; positively his Last in Liverpool, Previous to his Se:ond Appearance before His Majesty Lon's Napoleon _ . the Empeiir of the Freud'. on Dec. 6th. M. HXIigURGITER bogs also to say t`qtt ho has succeeded in ma' ng an Enga,ement with the c2lebrated Ethiopian Delineators of Life in the P antatious, THE YOUNG JIMA AND MR. FREEHAN. Whoze extraordinary performances ha , o gained tcena3ndous applause throughout the Amoncan Union, and the whole of the Canadas, and who will appear each evening. War On WEDNE•DAY, the Eon Alt of YOUNG JUJU, Eleven years of age, the south Amer;can Plantation Dancer. Pfces of Admission :—Re3erved Scats, 23; Seco❑d, 13; Calle: y, 6d. Children an i Schooli half-price. °yea at Seven. Pdrformancis commence at Eight. Carriages at Ten. NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE -ST., 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 SHENToIi, the GREAT MAN- M ONKEY, who will appear every EveQing. Immense Suczess of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the (-rest Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Also, Mr. D. J.OD6E, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMEO. the pleasing Swi , s Me:OdiSt. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serio-cornic Vocalist. Likew!!to M'dile. FANNY. the popular Operatic Danseuse. Continued Success of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will nightly in his New Song—"THE HISTORY Ole THE GREAT COMET," The Proprietor having purchased the Wonderful SMOKING and MOVING Tcrkish AUTOMATON, from the Paris Exhibition, will have the honour of exhibiting him Every Evening. WINES, SPIRITS, Stc., of the Best Quality. ADMISSION FREE ROYA I. LOSSEU , PA R A DIS E -ST RE ET.—; Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The Nqional Palace of Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe ! EMPHATIC SUCCESS!—NOTHING LIKE ll' IN LIV VOO ! I Further proof of success is perfectly unnecessary. This Evening and durinc the pre., nt Week— l'he Wonders, THE CHINESE JUGGLERS, the most Dexterous, Astonishing, and Wonderful Artistes over witnessed in Europe, The Last Week of CHARLES SLOMAN, the only English Improvisatore, author and composer 4,f " The Maid of Judah," " Daughter of Israel," &c., who will nightly' appear and vocalise an extemporaneous MYR TO *RAMA : or, Im romptu Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-forte. Perfect Triumph of Mr. WOOD and his INFANt' SON. the English TOM TIICaiB. This pocket edition of Haman Nature is really the bilaltum in Parvo of his time—an infant in y ears , yet a man in intellect I A dwarf in size, yet a giant in strength'! A myth in creation, yet destine) to fill the world with wonders ! A groat baby! A little bony ! A great mind ! The wonder's great nocanleho is so small, For though a man, there's many a doll as tall. Decided Hit of the CORRELLI FAMILY, and the INFANTINE YORICK, in their astounding Feats. Enthusiastic reception of Mrs. H. MAYNE, the pleasing Cantatrice. Vocal selections by THE COOPER FAMILY, MISS JULIA JOHNSON, and Mr. CAMP BELL. The Doors will be open at Six, commence at Half-past. Leader. and Musical Director, Mr. S NNARD. The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children in arms will not *modulated. Admision—Upper Hall.lid. Lower THE :NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, IVIONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1857 UR antep THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now redacedlo THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every arldi.ionai five words ONE PENNY. WANTED, a good Second CHAFFER and PlPE.—A(!clress A 139, Northern Times office. WANTED, a Journeyman TALLOW CHANDLER.—AppIy to Mr. Graham, Monk street, Birkenhead. Nv A a T e E, to purchase, on D springswill a eprge preferred. — Apply HAND edAp R ply C a A tN T o: 29, Old Haymarket. ANY one disposed to Advance from X4OO to £BOO, on good security, will please address A 145, Northern Titres office. WANTED, in the upper part of the town, a moderate sized FURNISHED HOUSE.—Apply, with terms and particulars, to A 147, Northern Times office. WANTED, a First-class WOMAN, as Super intendent over a large number of Girls. Unex ceptionable references required.—Address A 133, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a competent Person, a Situation as SHIPMASTER. ; satisfactory testimonials.-- Apply to A. Love and Co.AShipchandlees, Spekeland•bnildings, Custom House. WANTED, by a respectable active young man, age 25, perfectly understands his business, a Situation as WAITER, in a Hotel or Tayera .—Address J. C., 61, Hunter-street, Christian-street. WANTED, to Live in the House, a HANDY V V LAD, accustomed to country life. His duties will be to attend on and Silk a Cow, and make himself generally useful. Apply at 29, Old Haymarket. WAN TED, a New or Second-hand DREDG ING MACHINE, with single or double buckets, to dredge 18 to 20 feet.—A p ply, with all particulars, to MINOT TBs THERS, Liver-chambers, Liverpool. WANTED, by a respe c t a bl e Young Man, -If: - years of age, a SITUATION, to manage or assist in a' BAKING BUSINESS; good reference caa be given. —Apply to Mr. Keartland. grocer, Chester. WANTED, in the neighboarhood of Upper Parliament-street, Canning-street, or Bedford street a good HOUSE. Rent about £5O to £55 per annum. —Address A, Box C 13, Post•oBlce. Liverpool. \T,T,TANTED, a steady, experienced SERVANT VV OP-ALL-WORK, who can do Plain Cooking. Unexceptionable references will ba required.—For address, see Reference List, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a PURSE lt,tb.oroughly qualified, an engagement. Has been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references submitted.— Address, S.. Box C. 13, Poet Office, Liverpool. WANTED, an active BUSINESS WOMAN, of from 20 to 30 years of age. One who has had he Cha•ge of a Department in a Place of Business preferred.— kpply to Cope, Brothers & Co., Lord Nelson-street. 'WANTED, a Second-h an d COPY o f ‘; YARREL'S BRITISH BIRDS' EGGS • " also )ne of " HEWITSON'S BRITISH BIRDS' EGGS."—:Addres, stating price to Alpha, cared Po it-otfice, Liverpool. WANTED, by a YOUG MAN, who has held a situation as SHIPPING CLERK, in a first class Shipping House, and can be highly reccommended, a similar engagement.—Address, R.M., 84, Northern Times office. -A N T ED, by a respectable female, a TOBACCONIST'S SHOP, in a respectable neighbourhood. Rent and incoming must be moderate.—Address, by letter, stating particulars, M. W., Northern Times office. j ANTED, by a middle-aged Lady, a SITU- V fION as HOUSEKEEPER, in a Business E , tablishment, or Parlour HOUSEKEEPER—she has no objection to children.—Address, by letter, G. C., Narthern Times oftl3e. WANTED, by a youn g Man, aged 18, who has had considerable experience in Drugs and Dry saltries, a SITUATION in si Merchant's or Broker's Office. Satisfac tory references given. —Address A. 136, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a steady young Man, a siTuA TION as LIGHT PORTER or GOODS SHIP PER. He is willing to make himself generally useful. Can read and write. Good references given. —Address A 138, Northern Times office. WANTED, for a few weeks, near the upper part of Duke-street, one SITTING ROOM, an d I ' Tr two BEDROOMS on the same floor, in a private house. Terms, including fire and gas, to be addressed, M.L.S., Northern Times office. TO IRONMONGERS. MHE Advertiser, having six years experience in the Black and Furnishing Trade, is open to an ENGAGEMENT.—Address W. Wiliam!, 2, Upper Surrey-street, Keut-square. WANTED, in a Timber Merchant and Ship owner's Office, North American Trade, a confidential YOUNG MAN, capable of acting as Manager. Unexceptionable character required.—Apply, stating age, last employment, and salltrY expected, to A 148, Northern Times office. APARTMENTS WANTED. ANTED, by a.Single Gentleman, who Dines in Town, and is absent from home until evening, a PA RL c. Mk and BEDROOM on moderate terms, in the neighbour hood of Fa Ikner• squareor Canning-street.—Addr, , as A. 137, Northern Times office. WANTED, in the neighbo ur h oo d o f M ount Pleasant or Hopc-street, the use of a Commodious ROOM, with FIRE and GAS, for a number of Gentlemen to mcet Once per Week for singing exercise. The presence of a Piano would be an object of consideration.—Apply by letter, stating terms, to S , Box 34, General Post—office. TO PUBLICANS. WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged Man and Wife without incumbranee, a SITUATION to look after a Public-house, or take the Management of a Bar, having been in the lino before. Good references can be given.— Address R. P., 4, Moore Place, London-road. WANTED, a respectable young WOMAN, to assist in a Bar, and make herself generally useful. —Apply at No. 1, Moss street, Londsn-road, between the hours of 12 and 2. WANTED, in a Private Family, an active young Man, about 20 years of age, as an IN DOOR SERVANT, In Livery. Wages .e Is. Also, an UNDER HOUSEMAID.—AppIy by letter to D. 11., Box T, No. 2, Post-office, Liverpool. EVERTON ROAD. AYoung GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with well-furnished APARTMENTS, in the above neighbourhood, with a small Family, where ha would have all the comforts of a home, and, if desirable, could sit and Board with them and enjoy their society, and have the free use of a very superior Piano-forte. Terms very moderate. A foreigner preferred.—Address A 135, Northern Times office. tBubitt finautementS. HENG-LER'S CIRQUE VARIETE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRILLIANT NOVELTIES DARING FEATS AND EQUESTRIAN WONDEESI CROWDED HOUSES! DELIGHTED AUDIENCES! THIS EVENING, -and Every Evening during the Week, The Novel and Hie.hly-successfal Equestrian Act of THE STAG HUNT ! During this Scene, a Real Stag, a magnificent Specimen of this stately animal, frcm North America, with a Fine Pack of Real Hounds, will be introduced. A vivid description of the exciting Chase—;he Hounds in full cry, and upwards of Twenty Horses Leaping Hedges, Gates, will faithfully pourtray the reality of a Stag Hunt. In addition to the whole strength of the Establishment being brought into requisition the Comicalities of the Chase will afford a source of amusement, in the adventures of a Cockney Sports man, by Mr. FRANKS. Tliisextraordinary Scene creates nightly a perfect furore, which has induced Mr. Chas. Hensler to prolong the production for Six Nights, when it mast positively be withdrawn for the season, as the Hounds engaged must at that period be to warded to their owners, having been sold by them to rejoin the field. The public, therefore, should net lose this opportunity of witnessing the Greatest Novelty ever produce.l within an arena. M'dlle CLEMENTINE QUAGLIENI, the most Graceful, Finished, and Daring Equestrienne of the day, in her Great ACT of LEAPING, over Canvas-es, - through Hoops, Balloons, &c. The brilliant per ormance of this talented Lady is unsurpassable, and her audiences receive her with the most rapturous and delghtedanthusimm—it may fairly be pro rounced as the acm of the Art. For the first time this Season, the Laughable Extravaga❑za, entitled CLOWN STATUE—principal Characters by Messrs. Frowde, A. Bridges, and Rivolti. The Entertainments will also be supported by the Unrivalled Troupe of Artistes, and the Matchless Stuu of Horses and Ponies. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, Is 6d ; Boxes (select), 25 ; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is ; Promenade, Is ; Gal lery, 6d. Children waiter 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 Promenade. Box office open daily from Eleven to Throe o'clock, under the superintendence 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. Preprietcr and Director—Mr. Charles Hangler. T HE .LIVEI-TOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION Ob' WORKS By MODERN ARTISTS, Is NOW OPEN, in the EX HII3IIION ROOMS, OLD PUS FOFFICE- PLACE, From Ten ti!l Four; And in the Evening (Saturday excepted:, from Seven to Ten, Brilliantly illuminated with Gas. Admission. Is. Gentlemen's Day and Evening Season Tickets, 5s ; dies' Ditto, 3s-6d; Evening Tickets, 2s 6d. Children under tour n years of age, half-price. Catalogues 6d. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. ißar I mentarp Xottto.. IN PARLIAMENT, SESSION 1838. NEWRY, WARRENPOINT, AND ROSTRE VOR RAILWAY ACTS' AMENDMENT.—The Warrenpo!nt, and Rostrevor Railway Company intend to apply to Parliament in the next Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to alter some of the powers a,cl provis ens of the Acts of Parliament relating to the Company, n +mely, " THE NEWRY, WARRENPOINT AND ROSTREVOR RAILWAY ACT, 1846," and "THE NEWRY, WARRENPOiN i AND ROSTIV.NOR RA•LWAY AMENDMENT ACT, 1857 ;" and the said Bill will (amonzst other things) enable the said Company to attach to the new Shares, authorised to be raised by the last-mentioned Act, a preference or ptiority of dividend, or other edvatitage over the original Shar a of the Company. Printed copies of the Bill will be deposited in the Private Bill Office of the House of Commons, on or before the 31st of December next. Dated this 18th day of November, 1857. JOHN and EDWARD WHITLEY, and THOMSON. IN PARLIAMENT, SESSION 1858, ST. HELEN'S CANAL AND RAILWA y, (EXTENSION FROM GARSVON TO LIVERPOOL.) pHE SAINT HELEN'S CANAL and RAIL -1 WAY COMPANY intend to apply to Parliament, in the next Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for the following, or come of the following, among other purpDses : To make and maintain a Railway, with all proper Stations, Ap proaches, Conveniences, and Works connected therewith, commenc ing In the township of Garston, and parish of Child wall, in Lancashire, by a Junction with the Ga*ston Erension of the Saint Helen's Railway, at, or near tlic spot where the same Railway crosses the road leading from Carat in to St. Michael's Church, passing through Garston, the Foreshore of the River Mersey, Aigbcrth, Childwall, Toxteth Park, and Liver. ool; and terminating in the piece of land belonging to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Eurgesses, of the borough of Liverpool, in Toxteth Park, which is bounded on the south by the e ,st end of Sefton-street. And also, a Branch Railway, commencing in the said p . ece of land, crossing Sefton-street, and terminating by a junction with the Railways belos2gii.g to the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at or near the south-east side of Egerroa-street, ir. Toxteth Park aforesaid, and in the borough of Liverpool; a 1 which Works will be in Lanca shire. The Rill will authorise the St, Helen's C.:nal and Railway Company to purchase lands and houses, compulsorily, for the purposes of the intended Railways and Works, and to levy tolls. rates and charges for the nue of the s me; and the Bill will vary or extinguish all easements rights, and privileges, which may interfere with the construction or maintenance of the same 'eailways and Works. Tne Bill will also enable the same Coop my to raise for the purposes of the said Bill additional Capital by shares and liy eorrowing, and to attach to the Shares so to be raised any preference or priority of dividend, or aey other advantage which the Bill may define. It is also intended, in the said Bill, to reserve to the London and North-Western Railway Company power to contribute funds towards the construction of the proposed Railways and Works, upon such conditions as the Silt may prescribe, The said Bit will vary, extend. and enlarge the provisions of the Acts relating to the Saint Helen's Cansl and Railway Company, namely, th S add 9 Vie , cap. 117, and the Saint Helen's Canal and Kailway Acts 1846, 1847, 1653, and 1857 ; and rilso the Act 9 and 10 Vic., cap. 204, and the other Acts relatirig to the London and North western Railway Comp till'. Duplicate plans and ructions of the said Railways and Works descri bing the his, situation, and levels thereof, together with a book of refer ence to the plans, containing the names of the owners, or reputed own ers, lessees:, or reputed lessees, and occupiers of the lands and other property which may be taken fur the purposes of the said Railways and Works; a published map, with the lines of Railway delineated thereon, so as to show their general course and direction, and a copy of this Notice will, on or before the 30th day of Nia , emtser instant, be deposited for pablic inspection with the Clerk of the Peace for Lancashire, at h's office in Preston; and also with the Clerk of the Peace for the borough of Liverpool, at his office in Liverpool ; and a copy of the said plans, sections, and books of reference, and notice will. on or before the same day be deposited for pubic inspection with the Parish Clerk cf Childwall: and with the Clerk of St. Michael's Church, in Toxtath Park aforesaid, at the respective residences of the said clerks. Printed copies of the proposed Bill will be deposited in the Private Bill office of the House of Commons, on or before the 31st day of December next, Dated this 20th day of November, 1857. JOHN and EDW -RD WHITLEY and THOMSON. Co be 'et. THE CHARGE for announconents under this hend is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and/or every additional five words ONE PENNY. DWELLING-HOUSES. TO be LET, a HOUSE, in Northumberland terrace, Everton, containing two parlours, four bed rooms, &c. Rent, ,e22.—Apply to T. S. Paterson, Church-alley Church-street. rya. 0 be LET, a comfort a bly F urn i s h ed HOUSE, _f_ in one of the best situations at Rock Ferry --rent very moderate, as the family intend going from home.—Address 142, Northern Times office. CHESTER. 910 be LET, Furnished, for Two or Three Months, a good FAMILY HOUSE, No. 22, Nicholas street, Chester.—For further partimars apply to V. R. Corbett, Esq., on ae premises. SOUTHPORT. TO b© LET, a comfortably Furnished Six roomed HOUSE, well situated, and fitted with gas, for Throe Months. Terms per week, 15s. A cheap Residence. —Addres, 8 P., Northern Time* ofttee. MANOR PARK, ROCK FERRY. MO be LET, Furnished, within five minutes' walk of the Ferry, a well-furnished HOUSE, con taining Dining. room, Drawing-rotm, Breakfast-room, and Butler's Pantry, all on the ground floor, Six Bed-rooms, and Green-house and Garden. On view from Eleven to Four o'clock.. FURNISHED HOUSE, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LET, a well Furnished HOUSE, nicely situated in Birkenhead, about ten minutes' walk from Woodside 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. ELM VILLA, SEAFORTH. To be LET.—An excellent Family R es id ence, replete with exery convenience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentiful supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an enebsed garden. Also, Coa7h House and Stables, on the grounds, an I detached Wash House. Within 300 yards of the Railway Statlou. Rent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Seaforth. TO be LET, at the South End of Aigburth, a good Family HOUSE, containing dining and drawingrooms (24 feet by 18), breakfastroom (18 feet by 15), butler's Pa'ary, and large kitchen and scullery, on ground floor ; ten good bedrooms, dressingroom. baths (with hot and cold water), and all other conveniences, spacious cellars, larder, Ea. ; a good productive garden, excellent three-stalled stable, saddleroom and coachhonse; etxporation water and gas throughout the house, and stables, rain water and a well n the premises. Rent £150. Apply by letter, fort cket to view, addressed to K. X. 8., box P 36, Post office, Liverpool. N.8.--House or Estate Agents bringing a good tenant, will be paid the usual commission. BITSINESS PREMISES, O be LET, a Double OFFICE, on the Ground Floor, No. 26, Temple -street. Rent 135. fflO be LET, a convenient Doub le the first floor, No. 25, Temple•street: Rent 05.. b Let. BUSINESS PREMISES. TO be LET, a COFFEE-HOUSE, 6, Hartley- I L street, near Lime-street Station.—Apply on the premises. TO be LET, a Single OFFICE, Rent £2O, and a Double OFFICE, Rent £35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and 26, Temple-street. To be LET, in Unity-buildings, 22A, Lord-street, spacious and well-lighted OFFICES, with every convenience. and finished in the moot modern style.—Apply at 221 Lord-street. MO be LET, spacious OFFICES i n th e new Middleton -buildings, Water-street, corner of Rumford street. Plans may be seen, and every information obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4. Tower -buildings Wrest. NORTH END. MO LET, a good DOUBLE HOUSE, with large Yard attached, suitable for a Painter or Plasterer. Rent 6s 8d per week, free from Rates.—Apply at No. 151, Hopwood street. BIRKENHEAD'. TO be LET, situate on the Shore-road, near the Woodside Ferry, a commodious SHED and YARD, suitable for Boatbuilding, or other trade purposes.—Apply to Mills and Fletcher, Hamilton-buildincs, Birkenhead. MO be LET, a.highly respectable Confectioner's SHOP, with Plate Glass Front, in a leading thorough fare near St. James's Market. The Stock, Fixtures, and Utensils ar, complete, and will be disposed of for their fair valne.—Apply to Mr. W. G. Banner, Estate Agent, 19, Slater -street. APARTMENTS. APART i'vl EN TS . —Excellent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of piano if requsred.—Addresa A. 76, Northern Times office. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. TO be LET, a SITTINGROOM and Two BEDROOMS ; terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs. Hughes, 20 Mount-pleasant. APARTMENTS, ONE or Two Gentlemen can be accommodated, with well furnished Sitting and Bed-rooms, in the house of a respectable family, where there are no children.—Apply at 14, Grvgacm-street, Ererton. AGENTLEMAN Dining in Town can be accommodated with a large well-furnished SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, in a highly respectable family, where there are no children or any other lodgers. In the neighbourhood of Hope-street and Parliament-street.--see Reference List, Northern Times office. Co be rolti. THE CHARGE for announcements under this h ?ad is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. FOR SALE, a Dark COB, MI hands, four years old, steady, sound, and can be warranted as not having the slightest vice.—Address Z. Box, Posta:nee, Birkenhead. ON SALE, a splendid d ar k b rown C arr i age HORSE, 16 hands 2 inches high, one of the finest Brougham horses in England ; also, a first-rate C:l3, 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 &Ir. Charles Garner, Lime-street, who will refer any party to the owner. LAND AND BUILDINGS. FIELD to SELL, or LET, Bootle•lane Station, Kirkdale; for any kind of Works, or Pasture Land. —Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. PUBLIC HOUSES AND BUSINESSES. TO be DISPOSED OF, by Private Treaty, with immediate possession, a first-class Commercial HOTEL, in the best situation in Liverpool.—Apply to Mr. John Tyrer, 46, Hannver-street, or to Mr. Elliott, Accountant, Me:bourne be kliegs, 21, North John-street. MISCELLANEOITS. FOR SALE, ONE SHARE i n th e LYCEUM NEWS ROOM.—Apply at 13, Pitt-street. INE ARTS.—Three well-executed Antique I: PORTRAITS, in suitable frames, worthy the atten tion of Connoisenrs, ON SALE, at Mr. Taos. ILtansisres, 24, Slater street. TO OIL AND COLOURMEN. To BE SOLD about 300 OPEN-MOUTHED TINS, with Covers, complete. A decided bargain. Apply at 13 and 15, Duke-street. V I 10 be SOLD, a Bargain. an excellent Second hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a we l l known London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Musi a Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. FOR SALE, an Elegant 7-octave Rosewood Cottage PIANOFORTE, new within six months, and will be Sold considerably under its value for Immediate cash.—An..wr at 40, Upper Canning-itreet, Falkner,quare. TO PERSONS FURNISHING. FOR SALE,Ia splendecl MAHOGANY DINING 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, Liverpool. TO be SOLD, a WOODEN TANK, made of 3 inch timber, bolted and plated inside and outside ; inside bolts lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 41 feet, to be seen in Vulcan-street, Kirkdale.—Apply to Mr. Smith, Stan!ey crescent, Kirkdale. ILLUSTRATED NEWS. AGENTLEMAN wishes to SELL th e ILLUS TRATED NEWS from Ist January, 1849, to present date, at 40 per cent. discount, bound, clean, and picked numbers.— Apply to Mr. Sutton, Book Ander, 46, Dale-street. PLANTS ! PLANTS ! ! PLANTS !!I TO be SOLD, by Private Contract, a good selection of the above, including some FINE SPECIMENS of ORCIIIDES, FEEN, LY.:,'OPODIUMS, STOVE, .Ind GREENHOUSE PLANTS, on view at the Dollies, Mill Bank, Wes; Derby. All inquiries to be made of Mr. Roberts, the Gardener. FURNITUILZ, CHINA, GLASS, &C. F OR SALE, by Pr.vate Treaty, at a very re2sonahti reduction from cost price, the PROPERTY of a MERCHANT leaving Lirerpool. All the articles of the very best quality and handsome designs, new within the last two years, and have been made to order by the first houses in town. —For pat ticulars and cards to view, address R. 53, Post-office. _ _ TO TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, &C. TO be SOLD, by TENDER, under a Deed of Assignment, title STOCK -IN - TRADE of LYON GOLDSMITH, or 4, St. George's-crescent, Liverp.ool. The stock eon si3ts of the finest brands of Foreign and First-class British CIGARS; NUFFS, AND TOBACCOS, which will be made up in lots suitable for the:rade, say from 151bs to 1501 be. The Stock will be en View on TUESDAY and IV6DNESDAY next, the 15t and 2nd December. All Tenders to be addressed to Mr. A. W. Chalmers, Accountant, No. 5, Fenwick-street, Liverpool, and will be received up to MONDAY, the 7th of December. Catalogues may be had en the premises, or of Mr. Chalmers. Also to be SOLD, the LEASE for remainder of Term, and the FIXTURES. LEAD AND BRASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL: R 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 ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS A CASE FOR THE CONSIDERATION AND SYMPATHY ALL WHO LOVE AN ENGLISH FIRESIDE,, AND VALUE WHAT IS LEFT OF ENGLISH INSTITUTIONS. THE Persons in whose behalf this appeal is made are ten in number, eight of whom are children, six girls, the oldest sixteen, the third, a girl, is a cripple, the fifth, a girl, is ruptured, the sixth, the oldest boy, the same, the youngest, a boy, twenty-one months old, with the prospect of an addition in a few weeks. For twenty-three years the Father has laboured in and surrounded by a district under the influence of Puseyite Landowners and several Puseyite Clergymen, who, for politir.al and church influence are bound up by interest with London centralisation in government, and whom as Vice-chairman and Guarrian of the Board of the Poor, he opposed on principle, s , bile he originated and carried out many projects for the benefit of the people ; and at one time he was Guar dian for three Townships in the Union. His grounds of appeal to those out of the Union that cannot be influenced by the first-named reasons are these :—He was the originator and commencer of the successful opposition to Baines' Bill, a measure brought into P:trlia ment by Lord Palmerston, to foist by a side-wind all the Irish Hilt wen's, or mild be made paupers, by priests, landlords, Boards of Guardians, or themselves, on the English poor-rates, but wl.ich the Government was compelled to withdraw ; as well as other moral and educational measures to ben fit the masses, which the state', of that Union, by the de:daratio'n of the Poor-Law Inspector, corro borates. The e labours were not in vain; notwithstanding this, the influence of all combined affected his temporal circumstances, and after the loss of a very large suet—for the most part expended in asserting an Englishmen's rights and a Briton's birthright, he was, almost penni'ess, obliged to leave the district to obtain a situation to get a livelihood, A providential opening appears ; and this adpeal is to enable his wife and children to commence business in a large town, where, free from those influences to a great extent, he may pursue his labours in that Catholic spirit he has invariably pursued, of doing goad to all men of whatever creed, but especial y to those of the Household of Falth—whether J.:piscepa'ian or Non-conformist. Subscrlptioas will he thankfuly received by me, at 87, Finch street, Liverpool. I remain, yours respectfully, JOSEPH STONER. Mr. George Walter, Bnrscough-st root, Ormskirk ; Mr. Croukall, London-street, Southport; and Giles Ashcroft, Holmes-wood, Rug ford, will also receive any sums J. S.'s friends may forward them. Nov. 17,1857. The case is known to Mr. Charles Willmer, of the NORTHERN DRILY TlMils, by whom Subscriptions will be received, and by S. D. Jackson, Esq., Dale-street or Moss-street, Liverpool. Saltg fit? Sucticm. M il. JENKIN, AUCTIONEER and SWORN APPRAISER, 14, Clayton-square, Liverpool ; 18 years practical experience in Liverpool. Selling by Auction and Valuing of Furniture, plate, paintings, books, farming stock, stocks in trade of every description, timber, land and estates, machinery of every description, ships and wrecks, dock, office, and warehouse stores and fixtures, and, in fact, property of every conceivable description, in Liverpool, Cheshire, and various parts of England and North Wales ; also, nine S ears previous servitude with the late respected firm of Lane, Pawnbrokers, Silversmiths, and Jewellers, parents of the late Dr. Hunter Lane, F. L.S., are Mr. Jenkins qualifications. Terms for Selling or Valuing, 5 per cent , payable on completion of business. No charge for goods bought in under value, N.B.—Large sales and valuations undertaken by special contract. :eat SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, &c.—lmportant to ;tiers :ants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Vi-liters, and Parties Furnishing. imR. HART has received instructions to SELL .15A by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at *a Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, spposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable •'.ITOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA. EARTHENWARE, PAPIER !E ACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian iiiaas liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut „lass lustre,, of the most modern patterns, papier ma che t a bl es , te a :rays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an =fensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated :Mole or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anct forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance handle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, ho most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalognes to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. R. J W. KNIBB will SELL by AUCTION, on Friday next, the 4th December, 1857, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at his Rooms, 105, Park lane, a quantity of Forfeited Pledges, being property pledged in the respective months prior to the 4th December, 1856, with the following Pawa Sr( kers, viz., Asher Cohan, South Castle-street; Edward Byford, Dale-street; Henry J. Svred, Park-lane(; Annie Hiams, Dickenson-street; Elisha Lazarus, Paradise-street; Lewis Heyman, Wlaitechapel ; Thomas Thomas, Dale-street; Richard Washington, Oldhall-street ; Thomas Armor, Regent-street; J. Shewell, Great lloward-street ; John Emp eon, Scotland-place; Messrs. Brown and Ellis, Great George's-place ; James Gillaird, Brownlow-hill ; John Phillips, Mill-el-eet ; Johu Downey, Warren-street; Eugene Gregson, Crpperas-hill ; John Benussi, Paradise-street; Messrs. Madder and Thorn, James-street ; Escot Richards, Mill-street; William-Cowpe, Mill-street; John C. Downey, St. Anne-street, James Neale, Soho-street. iatthifc Xottrts LOST, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON a BUNCH of KEYS.—Any person findin.z the same and will return them to 110, Falkner-street, will be rewarded. CONSULATE FOR THE CONFEDERATION. EXTENSIVE SUOW ROOMS. H I GGS & JONES invite an Inspection of their MAGNIFICENT SUITE OF SHOW ROOMS, Where may be seen, conveniently arranged, THE LARGEST, BEST SELECTED, AND MOST VARIED STOCK OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY In Liverpsol, coexisting of BATHS, TEA URNS, CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS, TEA TRAYS, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, 'RUN AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, &c., All Marked, in Plain Figures, AT TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. HIGGS & JONES, 46 -LORD-STREET-46 _l . 'l LEN FIELD PATENT STARCH, used i n the Ur Royal Laundry. The ladies are respeetuliy informed ikat this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried wheaten, rice, and other i'owder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the Glentleld, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When you ash for Ulendeld Patent Starch, see that you get it, as Inferior ki n d s are often substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and London. ATATES & H ESS, ENGRAVERS,PRINTERS 33, Lortn.nrisET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS, LIVERPOOL. To H. R. H. Prince Albert. WEDDING ST TIONERY ATES and HESS , SUPPLIED BY 33, LORD STRROT, LIVER POOL. VATES&HESS, 33, LOW:I4ITR FRIT DIE-SINKERS. LIVERPOOL.; HERALDRY BOOKS IIETATESandIIESS, Kept for Inspection, and 1 33, LORD-STIMIT, SEAL ENGRAVING BY LIVERPOOL. ARGENTINE 6, NEW QUAY, LIVF.RPOOL, 26Ta Nov., 1857. DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES. The undersigned Consul for the Argentine Confederation has receive 1 instructions f. em His Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Don Barnabe Lopez, dated Parana, 31st August last, to notify to Shippers of Cargo, to Masters and Owners of Vessels, and whom e'se it may con ern, that all Vessels receiving Goods or Cargo on board at this Port, (and calling at Port or Ports in the River Plate,) intended for ultimate discharge at the Port of Rosario de anta Fe, or any other accredited Port or Ports of the Confederation, must have their MANIFESTS and BILLS of I AD l NG Vised at this Consulate, other wise such Goods or Cargo will forfel the right to the benefit of the DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES existing in favour of Direct Imports from beyond High seas. . and that (abuses having arisen) the Law of the sth May, 1855, will be strictly enforced against Masters of Vessels not complying with the condit ons of the same. H. C. SMI H. Consul. err ura t fon . TO AMATEURS AND PUPILS IN WATERCOLOUR DRAWING. 371 - R. E. TUCKER i , of Londor, h as arr i ve d i n 1 LIVERPOOL, and intends giving LESSON S in Water-colJur DRA WlNG.—Specimens to be seen at Mr. Grundy's, Church-street ; and G. J. Keete, lienshast-street. Residence— Mount-pleasant, corner of May -street. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. "The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, considering them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not deerx, them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejected the fundamental law, that the ear alone causes the tongue to move; for, had this been duly reflected upon, it must, &t one period or another, have led to the discovery of the true method of teaching languages."— Dufief. ONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the "Symbolic Anglo-French Vocabulary;" and of the " Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning Fr:nch." The unsuccess fulness of the prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is pro. verbitl ; and what other results can b looked for, when the teacher in 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 bs acquired only in the coun try where it is spoken ; hence the despair of many students of the French language of even understanding the rapid conversation of natives of France. All these deplorable conseque ces may be obviated by the natural system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Itagonot. To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that several members of a family should take lessons together, much advantage being derived from numbers. FAIITI T.. ^' 2 T SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classe% £1 le. per quarter, two Lessons a week. Payable in Advance. The "SyszBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCII VOCABULARY," Fifth dition, particularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sanctioned for the rise of the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.—To be had from the author, M. RLGONOT, and sold by all Booksellers. 115, ui Mont Pleasant, Liverpool. FOR NOVEMBER. EXPOSITION OF FIRST-CLASS W I .N T E R H :0 S I E R Y, "n ANDER S ON'S, I_l • 5, CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL. COMMENCING THIS DAY. The STOCK is entirely NEW, has been selected with great care, and purchased on Cash Terms. D. Anderson adheres to his estab!ishcd principle of selling at the Lowest Possible Price, and rotai ing only the Best Goods, the product of the leading manufacturers of the day. SCOTCH WOOL HOSIERY, SHIRTS, AND DRAWERS. HIGHLAND KNIT SOCKS. COLOURED SAXONY WOOL AND MERINO SHIRTS. DRAWERS SAND HALF HOSE. WINTER GLOVE 5, In great variety. AEFashionable Selection of HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, AND TIES. RAILWAY RUGS, WRAPPER 3, UMBRELLAS, &c. CCLOUWED FLANNEL SHIRTS, Made to Measure. THE NEWEST STYLES IN LIRESS SHIRTS. ANDERSON'S 5, CASTLE STR.EET, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFIT ESTABLISHMENT. SOUNDLESS ELASTIC INDIARIJBBER 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 CHILDREN'S OVERSHOES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And ail Articles manufactured of In - la-rubber. at CALEB WALKER'S, INDIA.RUBBER DEPOT, WELLINGTON-BUILDINGS, 42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. PIANOS and HARMONIUMS FOR HIRE With the option of PURCHASE WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS, W. RYALLS' PIANOFORTE . AND MUSIC REPOSITORY, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, (Near Woodside Ferry). N.B.—All the Newest IlLuie at HALF-PRICE D INING and DRAWING-ROOM FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, LONDON BRONZE TEA URNS, :PA i lER MACHE TRAYS, COAL VASES, IRON AND BRiASS BEDSTEADS, In new and elegant designs. JAMES R. COOPER, FURNISHING IRON MONGER, 87, LONDON ROAD. ORIENTAL AGENCY & TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS, 4 1 OLHALL-STREET. PARCELS FORWARDDED to CHINA, EAST and WEST INDIES, nd all Parte of the UNITED STATES and CANADA. E. STAVELEY, Agent' STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICE-43, MARKET-STREET, r uESlg rl ' CAPITAL, X 50,000. Luan3 advanced from e2O to .e. 500, to he repaid in Twel ve by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalment'' BILLS DISCOUNTED. tiod Loans advanced from .elOO to 1,100, to extend over one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses, Szc.. apply personally or by letter to JOHN 4T o,e oL ' 87. LORD-STREET. .1,500 to be LENT, in one sum, at 5 Pt a ooo° cent. on good House Property, wit" margin.—Apply to Mr. Bell Williams, 17, Hanover-street._ JUST RECEIVED, Al T HE ECONOMICAL CLOTH MAR OIt 8, PARADISE-STREET. D. PARRY, PROPRIETOB• WATERPROOF TWEEDS too :, WATERPROOF SOUND PILOT CLOTHS .. 50. WATERPROOF BEAVERS AND WITNEYS.. ,I° 56. WOOL DYED SUPERFINES ........ ........ frail , WOOL DYED TROUSERINGS. WINTER NEW VESTINGS from 8, PARADISE-STREET. (Fourth door from Lord-street.) 0 PATENT IMPROVED COPPER c FOR LIGHTNING CONDETTORof WINDOW SASH LINES, HOTHOUSES, &r . GILT PLATED CORD, FOR HANGING PICIV il n ;;0 , BRASS AXLE PULLEYS FOR SASHES AND nolg v- WIRE STRAND, FOR FENCING. H ELLEWELL'S WA lOs 6dTERPROOJ: , o 0 5' FROM , Ag Nos. 2 85 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, c STREET. 0 0°' HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF C 4 FROM 133 6(1 C l' Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 531 4 STREET. tto l°P. HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF ~,4 4` rg 0 64 , EX2ANDING AND TRAVELLIN G ' - ' 1 51 1 / CA FROM 3s. Gd. Noe. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, A ND 53" STREET. 5OO HIELLEWELL'S AMERICAN ( 1 /1g OVERSHOES, OVERSI-10EPh , 0" A FROM 1.. 9d. PER P l 5 - 3' 'o r Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME - STREET, AND - As 511". Sib STREET. The Trade supplied on Tiber al terms for the Now- t OS P- O H ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF STOR— CAPS AND HELMETS , _„ C011,5# FROM 35., Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND--. P s GS H ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF LEGu i QuAODVRAENRTC,OVE,..sTfrRoEmET4,s A 6 N (I D . 63, 0 0 511 ' 17, Noe. 2 & 3 , STREET. N E— RRING THE LARGEST ESTABLIsHMENTs I __------ 4C H H: L L L L E E II TELL'S ELASTIC SILK G li r S d. s°ll c l ; s ' vOERLLBpsOETLS,AIrsorT ELASTIC 3d per y,i: fop ,. ti EL L ENV ELL'S ELASTIC SILK "-"CBS __,v,P? WIDTDS AND COLOITRv. VT O H ELLE WELL ' S ELASTIC ST A Olt 13 INCHES AND 16 INCHIZES WIDV•S3, (..-,A , Noe. 2 &3, QUAD RANT, LIME - ST REET, OD OP' BEING THE LA RGEST EVll[3ll. lIME IN EN ' ,f NTS -- I C S 1) V'' i k HELLEWELL'S VULCANISED v.; RUBBER WASHEL" 1A FROM is Iod PER lb. i ,. I.' H ELLEWELL'S VULCA. N I s - 12 ' RUB _T G R ood loln i g in fo a r t A ock eid . s an , a d nd or G d H ELLE WELL'S VUL C A N n 1, 7 111 01 4, P itab l ' er RUBBER DELIVERY and 10 ,,v: o f Pe t 0110. FROM Is 8d PER lb., , E p ifi k. os p, a er s 9 S'toe.anyE nt can l' 511 - 0 Noe. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, ..-- avraeryoudescriin.A3r 118:,$),5:,, eNCk ° ' . STREET. BEING THE LAROEST ESTABLISHMENTS IS ''... J° 0 FL t °4l3 en --tesiof Pltrc it leCted . THE The i 1113 A !el A fi n ' 4O abo ve h Stye Aridlebri Also, bo tl a Yti her C. NN S IL KS' t l4 e2tre la, ' ko44.ittoSiLli ?" Mac' Pric 1. Olt 4 4 ; e4 ST 144 I t CR] ‘h, and XOll Itht,-1 : • otd thB) a ip % t Pl , i l aec t ° 441 R , 0 h 4 ti \Nr. ,. . , p ,.. i 1 1 A I° Ott N F ui 1 ' l , 4: x ; L l i li ( . 111 TEA URNS AND TEA TRAYS. W ILLIAM O D E L L Has in Stock a large and superior Assortment of TEA URNS, SWING KETTLES, AND IRON AND P APER TEA TRAYS, And Purchasers are solicited to inspect the same before drciding who to patronise BRONZED KETTLES aid STANDS from 17s 6d each. TEA URNS .. OVAL, PAPAI 'FRAYS . 15s per set. Priced Catalogues, for completely Furnishing,to be had on application. ' fliontp. THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCO-' TNT COMPANY—LIMITED. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF selo EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and psr- c Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVEIt 2 L..."--- -----njget‘ - LIVERPOOL LOAN COM PA sy HEAD OFFICE—LORD.STRE ET CHAMBERS, s 7, LO3l3fr R. S. NEWALL AND CO., 14, GOREE-PIAZEAS. 212° MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND 01; RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by t ll5 1 %10,0 action of non-conduction and vapourisation at 212 0 Fahrel 9 4oo all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents 0 , 1 ol d and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid LOA (Without which no Safe is secure.) 6 THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGDAR- 01.0, : tlO ~ MILNERS' PIKENIX (212 0 ) SAFE WORKS, LlVE" ear ly,_4l most complete and extensive in the world, employinE2 th . saMgt hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original mach'', n `"rd-Ingi far every branch of the work. Show rooms, 6 and 8. Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, Cltyi ree by post. 7sIP IA T. HELLEWELL'S SING AL 0 R s RUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, CA Th rti ' fes , Which are guaranteed in any climate against the au"' common hitherto to all other Waterproofs. " Royal Mail Steam-Packet A tr*l "Southamptoe, 30th Jtalre ri "The Waterproof (Simalor) India Rubber Coat voll enough to supply me with, prior to taking my last v0ya8 5 7,00.74. Indies, is the only article of the kind I have ever had thtrA i0 1 ,.f1 answer every purpose intended, but especially that of 1"" vious to the heat of the tropics, the great fault of all oth er go of ever tried of its kind. a,e• it to "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommenwma traveller ; but especially those bound to the tropics. „ L IP' (Signed) " F. WO OL AT HE LL E WELL'S, 0 51 11 ' Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, lo op STREET. EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN E1:19-4 I° 1 4 H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF MATT O ' IC. IELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED HELLEWELL'S AIRPR 00 F — BP 5' 14 10 141 HELLEWELL'S AI RP ROOF CUP— . HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF S BELTS. th H ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF YI LyC HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF nA AT REDUCED PRICES, CAS TIS' Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 5 3, STREET. j' 1 40 ' ,a I_ a • BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS , HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK ST AT 14s PER PAIR. H 6-114°' ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK LEG - AT 12s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK CAPS, AT 10s PER PAIR.! ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK AN AL AT 8s PER PAIR. II Tl 4 ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC CO )- STOCKINGS, AT lOs PER PAIR. vns HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC CO LEGGINGS, AT 9s PER PAIR. HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC CO KNEE CAPS, ° 44 AT 8s PER PAIR. rr 2 O HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC k , ANKLETS, AT 8s PER PAIR, T s FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK JOIN- - 11'$ ,1 Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AN fig D CAS , I 4O , STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS 114•___v.L1611'%4 sTREET. rlOtrf BEING THE LARGEST ESI'ABLISHMENTS IN _.:-- 4 4p, t )3 1 " lIELLEWELL'S GUTTA PERCJizi S FROM Is. PER lb. fl ioratCliit ELLE WELL'S GUTTA 1 '- TUBING, (10 16 FROM 3d. PErt FOOT. ..,-ci ll, HELLEWE LL'S GUTTA 1-1 )" DRIVING BANDS, 2s. 4d. PER lb. vO C°A TTELL E WELL' S GUTTA .- - FANCY ARTICLES, AT REDUCED PRI OES• IO C " Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND- 5 3' 05, STREET. ritt