Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-28 00:00:00

r~ NO. 1,969 LIVERPOC , )NESDAY, DECI LIMBER, 28, 1859 L A D 4444 Extra Lama Si .CHRISTMAS ,PRESENT AltUlStlittlTtS ICE 30, CHURCH-,STREET, ,TRE ET, OPPOSITE PARKEE.-g LIVERPOOL, THEATRE LOYAL WILLIAMSON SQUAT THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, will be CLOSED on MONDAY, 26th December LIVER ( ESVABLISIIMENT ONE GU EAcTi LDEN IBEX DECEMBER, 1859, NEW, GRAND,,COM IS EVENIN( NEW SHAVVI AND, 'MANTLI WARgUOUSE, No. 40, BOLD MR. WM ALLSOPS NV AX W 0 it 0 M 0 L I tams Pantomime, PT . A R MICH A E L D C 0 SIIELLARD & HODGSON, PR. WRIETORS SCULPTIJ TEUTONIC LLERIES - , AI , IIIINSICIAi, PROIi, Ail, 'LI L EVERPOOL W. acknowlea it favours, and lwAs -forward --.5- iges 'all . - 'With confidence to their continuance, being no Stranger to the tastes and requirements of his numer ind Friends, the :I old town ri ample proof sineeThe opening of hi Establishment that his .connection for nearly a gnarter of a century with Liverpool has not been forgotten. He has now the pleasure to announce the totnpletien of 'his superb 3totk, which, as ii Lerto, consists of Irst-elass London and Home-made JEWEL LLERY, GOLD and SILVER LEVER IVATMJES, -'GOLD and SILY EVA WATCHES, SOLID SILVER GOODS, ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, ' JET and BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, ~ SOLID SILVER and PLATED Fitted ERESSING • • •• GA • r • . • ~ DRAWING-ROOM and DINING-ROOM CLOCKS, ~ TABLE, DES sE aT, and ,SIIALL CUTLERY, Anti a great variety of FA.NCY ARTICLES, very suitable for the present Season, viz. : ALUMINIUM JEWELLERY, SANTAL WOOD JEWELLERY, TIDE NEW FASHIONABLE UNION SCENT BOTTLE, OPERA GLASSES, , . FANS, FLOWER HOLDERS, I/Ant PINS, CARDCASES, IVORY AND STEEL ORNAMENTS_,_ BOHEMIA GARRET ORNAMENTS, r &e., &c. 7 . W. t t itrusts it is hardly necessary to Prices, Which hate it all tunes heed marked with the greatest modera tion. His long and intimate cpnnection leading Manufacturers of his trade, and his icing experience in 'busi llefiso must at all times be a guarantee to his kind Friends and Public. Every article is bought and priced by himself With the greatest care, and his constant study has and will e yer be, to farther the interests and merit the esteem of those Who may -honour him with their patronage. trains : TEN PER CENT. for Cash at time of purchase ; five Per cent. at the end of one month ; ,Not Price for Credit. Commission charged on Wholesale and Export Orders. 30, CHURCH-STREET, . OPPOSITE .P.,44t'kEß-STREET, .LIVERPOOL, E G - & (v&oli PARIS) C 0 . , TAILOR . .S AND,DRAPERS, 34,, CIIURC3:I-§TI4:Er, {OPPOSITE PARE TZEET.) nentlenien's bwn aside up on the Lowest Term; or Cash. HINGS,TON, ,A _, . FAMILY AND DISPENSING ennusr, kuate five xears Principal Assistant with SAVORY ANA 7:4100114, Cheni'isti'la the ducen, New Bond-sti'coi.l.ondon.l ! S:tklrollY & MOORI respectfully inform the Inha 'lX-ants of Liverpool' that they have appointed Mr. HINGSTOIt, ' 6 F Bold -street, Solo Agent for, the sale of their Preparations.; ti ILIZE. H. takes this opportunity of acknowledging the 1. 17 , .4 ',patronage conferred on him' by, he,: inhabitants df ' , Tool and its vicinity, mind respectfully solicits a finitinti afte of their kind support. _ and Family Medicine Chests supplied, and re-fitted with the best Drugs. N'lCgy r GERMAN, - AND BRIGHTON SELTZERWATF,RS 141 r, LAVENDER WATER, AND FARINA'S GENIIINI EAU PE COLOGNE PUBS Con LIVER OIL TURKEY SPONGES D ' FARINACEOUS - FOOD BERMUDA ARROWROOT, Illnesses, a new Food for Infants, recommended by Dr. Routh, &c. P rescriptions- carefully digpensed with fresh Drugs of the first quality. 58, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL atunsetunts. lIENGLER!E GRAND CIRQITE, '-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • DAY PERFORMANCES OP TUT SPLENDID PANTOMIME, „, '°"MORROIV . (TiltritSDA.Y), the 29t11, anti SATURDAY, . . . . • the nil:instant. 43 N Yhen.it wil.l commence at Half-past Two o'clock precisely : an cverrEvening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past. In addition to the Equestrian productions, GRAND. 'COMIC PANTOMIME, —e best e ver p ro d uce d in a n A rena , written by' the succAssful ' A uthor, NELSON . LEE, Esq., expressly for C. licngler, entitled, AND BOLD ROBIN HOOD, THE MERRY MEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST; THE THE PRETTY WHITE HORSE; On, ev., / IA.RLEQUIN AND THE ENCHANTED PRINCESK ' _ie beautiful and effective Properties are of a most gorgeous desc ription. Gold and silver cars of state. The dreSses are and the whole 'of the Arrangements eutvie all 'other e fforts The opening cons sts Of grand sylvan, cabalistiC, of aa p tiC, , fantastic; and majestic 'productions. The Fairy Land oaers• , beautiful effecti are given to the Rising of the l el, and Whistling of ue • the Feathered Tribe ; The Starry antic ; The Fairy Qer. and her Court A tendan s' drawn •„:„,_gold and .silver chariots;' Wry - Cal-al tide; The Pretty ra L t ite Horse and Court' of Beauty; Selection for a Panto • Robin Hood, the chosen hero ; Tae Forest of Merry p ,tle Z r w ' ood; 'Goblin Laboratory ; TS Castle; The-Fa ry ess changed int* a White eshoe ; ;litarthig-Mrigical e 'intorphoSis. blow the Full begins • - - Aarleou_n M' Piprze. Marie William: Mr. J: Mr. IT. SpriteAitß f Patent &e., and A conclud ' e r i azture' in Omnib. g with the Clowa's t r y Goreos Scene of te -4 - 1 -N CHINESE PAI g R, n AND FEAST OF LANTERNS, ZA ZE ZI ZO ZIT, a Shower of Real Fire. Grand Tableaux and Finale by the Characters, kkitnission :—Firstclass, 3s. ; Boxes, 2s. ; Pit and Pr0 )11441,. )1 1441 ,. e, Is. ; Gallery, 6d. Ciildrea under Twelve, Half- Gii e to First-class, Boxes, and Pit. No Hair'-price to t ld `erY. Second. Price at a Quart.tr to Nine to First-class Boxes proprietor and R LES IFIENGLEIt ST. GEORGE'S HALL. ,lINEQUALL ED CONCERTS; ON lAN - U . 21t?1 . 9th and 10th MI.S.S O-U ISA PYN E, MR. W. HARRISON, ItAv AND VIR OF HER MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM GUARDS A DVICILTISEMENT AUB IN FUT Ft). 111 MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM GUARDS ( nY th e kind permi j B AND Do of Lord Frederick Paulett, C. 8.) will perform • TREE GRAND MILITARY CONCERTS, N azar ST. GEOR HALL, DAY EVENING, the Bth, 11,k,bDAY 1101tMIZZI and VOCALISTS : MISS LOUISA PYNE particula Plans 130 d at oftl AND H A will be announced shortly, RRISON Hall may be s *t East ; Dreaper ff e V and: at - ii 14, bt ess- s et f,, f or Unreserved Seats i. each, • . - ier ry -,,nran aad du and Co.'s, s corner of union Brokers, come , Music Seller, Lord which, Ma New, Grand, entitled, LITTLE ''SN'OW WHITE HARLEQUIN PRINCE GOLDINHEART, ♦ND Tax MAIDEN WHO NEVER SAW HER FACE IN A GLASS! The (Sperling .St - iry i of the Pantomime (writtemer i xelisly this Theatre) by Mr. Charles Millward. The Overture,and, Music 0f,t40 -ppening f and. the-Diusie of the - Comic Scenes composes, selected and arranged by Mr. use-save.:,,, The Seenery,..of the- PlntcmMmr.designedi and painted by Mr." George Dawson, assisted by Messrs. Penn Gooiman, Hall, and Rogers. The Machinery by Mr- Cawr drey. The Masks by Mr. Clarkson. The Properties by Mr. Jenkins, assisted -by-Messrs. Dearlove,- sen , -and -E,Lanri. The Dresses by Mr. ,and Mrs. ,SeffL,irs.., The whole of the Dances arranged by -Mills 141'GiAty and , Miss' Bramah. The Action of the Ballet directed by Miss M'Ginty. • ARGUMENT. Ever so long ago there existed a remote little kingdom i 4 the realms of 'Extraviganee called' Faraway; whibh, at the . primitive period to which this story refers, was gorethed by a crafty and tyrannical monarch, yclept Squander, whose reckless and unchecked exPelulltwe(book-keeping being theuvalknovvn and auditors never dreamt of,) had plunged his -little king dom and his wretched subjects into an abject state of poverty sod want.' In order to rept nish his .empty coffers; and to , stop the , Murmurs of his ins ovorished follower: Squander conceived the idea co effecting a mate 5. '44:lt alliance between his only son, the handsonie Prince heart,c and a wealthy spinster Princess, his ward, whose charms were buried in her money-bags. Like many modern match-makers, his Majesty speedily made the 'ais — c - iivery that his task was more difficult than he had imagined; for elthpy.l4 thr intended bride was quite willing, the bridegroom elect expressed adecided objection to the alliance. Finding his son so obstinate that threats and entreaties alike failed to turn him from his anti-matrimonial purpose, the King de vised a.ounning Mime, by whipli,he hopqd,,to overcome „the scruplei4f , of his son., and. entrap him into wedlock witl.f the by-ne-mganalit-autiftil Princess. Having an. ungallant:idea that the fair sex were wholly and without exception addicted to the looking-glass. (those in which they could see their own faces; having been' invented dbout that time), he despatched the Prince upon his travels, and obtained his royal promise that it - he returned without having discovered a fair maiden who bad never beheld her face in a gla,ss, hemouldtlien,aceepttlie prof fered hand of the obnoxious Prineese.• - 'Vreeeeding upon his naval and apparently hopeless miasion, the Prince had almost resigned himself to despair, when, wearied and dispirited, he reached an enchanted forest, and, by the aid of certain good fairies who dwelt therein, hew , a - enabled to discover the object of his search in the person of little Snow-white, a woad nymph, who, together with her companions, had net only - never seen their own faces in a glass, but had never seen the face of oni man until the arrival of Prince Golden-heart in their abode, - which was a sequestered dell on the borders of Fairyland. The Prince, overjoyed by his wonderful discovery, was at oncp gitifteii-' With he ibetiutA and the maiden was not slow to reciprocate the sentiment. `.lleir future was probably appzatme-.-but history is obli vious of their subsequent career. CertaLu learned antiquarians, _whese special ruissionis to . altempt.to make ppop!o believe-that the musty records of past and gone are of - mare iinportance to the living oresent than the stirring "eventt of the existing gene ration, or the onward advancement of the future, are of ohiuieit that the ancient kingdon of . Faraway has -bi•en diSeA , sied beneath the Gem:iv/in Sands, end a Limited .Liability schniie is in contemplation for-explorirkg that highly attractive lecalitY. By others it is 'canteiidea that Hilbre Island covers . tho,defundt .kiagilona 4 .and this - supposition is enegiiraged.brilhaxecent.dii covery of a fossil, bearing a strong resemblance to a missing toothpick, formerly the property • Ming Squander. Other equally learned pundits aie Of miinion , tha s t Farat - ay is buried in oblivion, and that it never existed an; - where but in the inventive imagination of a needy author TRANWORMATION. Harlequin Mr. W. Waite Pantaloon • Mr. E. Lauri Clown liEr„ Power. I Columbine Miss M`Ointy . „ On Saturday next, December 31st, A GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE t of the PANTOMIME. .17 Doors open at Half-past One o'clock, commencing at Two kdmi6sion —Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, Gallery, la Dobrs Opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances corn mence at Ses en o'clock precisely. The Box-office is Open from Ten to Three, for seeming Seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. George Weston. ROPAL GREAT C A H M A R P L O H T T I E T S I T I R E E E A T T E . . Proprietor, Mr. W. It. CO:ILL&ND THE NEW, GRAND, LOCAL, COMIC, AND. NAUTICAL PANTOMIME! This and Every Evening daring the Week. THIS. MORNING (WEDNESDAY,), the 28th instant, - THE SECRET. --- After which, the PANTOMIME After wbich, the ET C:NINO, , PVeritE Bitruye.noczt, l J i• Grad, Local, Comic Christmas ran- DAVI' JONE;B'S :LOCKE4;, Or, iiiRLEQUIN, AND THE LIVELY LASS OP LIVERPOOL, The Opening story of the Pantomime (written expressly for this Theatre) by Mr. Wm. Dorrington. , The Overture and Music of the Opening, and the Music of the Coricie Scenes compbsed, Selected,. and. btranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime designed arid painted by Mr. George Dawson, assisted by :Messrs. Penn, Goodman, Hall, and:Rogers. The new Stage and elaborate Machinery, including "The Storm at Sea," by Mr. Cawdrey. The Properties and Masks by Mr. Jenkins, assisted by Messrs. Dearlove, sen., and E. .Lauri. The Dresses by Mr. and Mrs. JeffrieS. The whole oldie Dances and the Actioa of the Ballet arranged and directed by Mr. Martin and Miss Bramah. ! "PEELUDE !" THE 'AUTHOR'S STUDY. The exaat locality of his residence is not known, but it is supposed to be in out of the'streetsadjoking tolht LiverpOol Theatres. Characters in the Prelude A Needy Author, "in want of an Idea," Mr. Blakely. The Spirit of Pantomime ' • Miss Beaufort Commerce (well known on the Banks of the Mersey), Character Ocela Wre Davy Jones, Isla,nd ng of the Pa: envying the Sharki§heod, his confidawt; with a ravenous, tomime Island," Appleby a near neigt Mr. Dentith bour of Davy Jones Spirit iof: the, Dew' Tele-, z,crvice of who is ever'erigaited , reaaents of Davy Ts to the Land's Miss Laura Gra; the Island Queen . in wateb4ug th Jones; • from, End, - _iad the Liverpool D Miss Asiiie Howe . M ORTALS. • Jack Ratlin, . first mate of the " Lively Lass of Liverpool," so named after the daughter of Captain Bowlb.e, the owner , Mary Bowline, who has no objection to Jack Ra lin being " her first mate," as well a s her lather)s . . , , PANTOMIMIC TRAN3FORMATION, Harlequin Mr. Martin. I Clown • ' Mr. Foster. Their First Appearance in this Theatre. • Pantaloon Mr. Appleby I Columbine.:.Miss Bramah. On Wednesday next, December .28th, GRAND MORNING - • PERFORMANCE of the ;PANTOMIME, - -- - -7. Commencing at Two o'clock ; Doors open at Half-past One, • Doers opened at llall-past Six, and the Performances com mence at Seven o'clock precisely. Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, is. 6d. ; Gallery, 64. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is. The Boa-oflice is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in the Dress Circle•and taking Private Boxes, which may' be had under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. S T A CONCERT WILL B ON TUESDAY, BAND OF THE IN AID FUNDS of vocAt 3E• ASYLUM SS CLARA OLDFIELD, ➢LR. HE .LY CROFT Mr. J. BA.GOT RO- TORSHIP L THE MAYOR Mrs. T. D. Andeison Mrs. G. Arkle. Mrs. J. Bratteker. Mrs. J. P. Campbel Mrs. J. B. Cooper. 'Mrs. R. C. Gaidn Robertson Gladstone, Mrs. H. A. Grey. Mrs...T. P. Heywood. Mrs. Hugh Hornby. Mts. H. F. Hornby. Mrs. G. H. Horeah. Mrs. E. Johnston: Mrs. B. Heywood Jones Mrs. Langton. RAVE SIMP§ON, Esq has most se Pert' aance of the Bogs, Numbered Reserved Unreserved Seats.... Tickets may, be had at the Exchange-street East ; from John-street; fal at the Orpl GE9R GE'S 'HALL ;RD JANUARY NMI% )RP.HAN BOYS, OF THE a. kin volunteered to preside Mrs. Edw. 'Lawrence. Mrs. G. H. Lawrence. Mrs. Thomas Littlechde Mrs. M. D. Lowndcs. Mrs. Maclean. Mrs. Marriott. Mrs. Gilbert W. Moss. Mrs. Newton. ' Mrs. R. Berthon Preston Mrs. W. Preston. Mrs. Saunders. I Mrs. Francis Shand. I f Mrs. Palgrave Simpson Mrs. Steel. • • • Lndly offered to con 10. Od. Ice of the Philharmonic Society arroood Banner, Esq., 24, Nortl Myrtle=strcet. . ARE; SHOWING .TO-DAY .;. THREE, CASES, 0.. F S IL K, AT ONE GUINEA THE DRESS OF 12 YARDS The,alove jute been probta,se4 cousist 9f, newly manufactured Goods, and.are offered at ma extremely LOT OF FRENCH GLOVES, is. 111.. D. A NEW LOT BL ANSE T S, A - 9 --- P - B - ft L - i 8-11` • 9-4 10-4 11-4 12-4 .13-411 7 . 7 4 . For, Children's Crib;. ' O 4 C. ''':_ ',Q17*E.117. '1 - : -- 2 yrdr2l As 21' yds 21 yds 3 yrds 31 yd* by 2i' by 2, by 3 by 31 by 31 by 31! QUALITY. 1-4 1. .",• 6-4 7-1 1 81, -7-10-. 4 ,•yardn. t a:. ; 1 5 vr, : : );:, 11 )'•71:;11 yrd - ' ' - • - s. d: -a. (1. 1. i.jd. s. d. s. d: s. d. by 11 by 1.1 IV 2 by 2i by 21 by 4 (...'oramsn York 6 6 8610 6 ... .., , ... _ s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Stout i,tto Common York IP pair ,L. () t`...- *3 '.3 '3 T ',4 6 6' 0 , i 'Su)er** -'- • ' 9 6 10 '6 4 . 2 6 14 0 ... .. Medium 4 6 5 6 611 Extra...super lO 0 11 6 1 1 t; 15 9 ... . Stott, , • • ~ • 5 . 6 6 6 7 0' .Witney ll 6 12 . 6 14 6 18 6 2 , 3 0 : ... Super - - Extra Super 3 6 5 6 6 G. 6.9 7 9 8 0 Super . Baths. very line -6 4 ~0 6 0 8 o'lB 6 14 9 Bath, very line - l9 025 031 037 017 053 0 , p^r ~a rd A 9-8 Long Cloths, 50 yards „ Do. do. „ Do. do „ Do. do „ Do. do , • TOGETrin WITH TWO BALES OF ' HORROCICSES,' MILLER & CO.'S LONG GLOTTIS AN 32-inek Long Cloths, 50 yards „ Do. do. do B. 1 5 . 0 9 Do." do. do. M T G/d. LIVER ESTABLISHME-NT, WIGRCII-STREET, ,LiyzarooL p- 2- A It A HOUSE. SEASON ANrOUNCE4ENT. lIEYES, 1.101,D3W-ORT-11 AND CO Beg to tender their acknowledgments.to the inhttbitants of Lkv?rpool, Birkenhead, :nut vicinity, for the very extensive patron agittWyihnverreaiadd siticeAtlic opasithg ettheirtißttorproof Establistiment, and beg to say that now articles of great utility are being constantly added to their Stock, which is already the most extensive of its kind in Liverpool, comprising in the itr L , -,;: , ..WATEV.PROOP DEPARTMENT. Sou' i'esters, Carriag gSS I- CAPES; the 'lied SrphOrlia . for the pocket; Ladies' Hoods, Capes, and Cloaks, in light antl and Gig Aprons, lioree •Covers, Shooting Boots, Game Bags, Deck Boots, , 7 • AzAvy.p.of DEPARTMENT. SHIONS, SPONGE BATHS, swatmlNG BELTS, &c Some of these artiel, GENEiiAL DEPARTMENT 3 afford the greatest CALICOES per yar COATS, CAPES: . INVt beautiful matei4-'- ;, &c., &c BEDS, PILLOWS, CTJE possible relief to invali.,ls, SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, ANKLETS, &c. (just reduced 23 per cent.),' RAILWAY RUGS and WRAPPERS,.TRAYELLING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, Alpaca, and Cotton; DOLLS, TOYS, and Parley Articles, in endless variety. lIEYES, liOLDSWOILTII & Co. haring endeavoured to diseover something to supersede the unsightly and dangerous steel CRINOLINES, have much pie3aure in announcing that their REGISTERED GOTTA PEltellk CRINOLINES have mole than realised their utmost expectations, having been Pronounced, by the thousands of ladies who have adopted them, as theneme of elegance and ' econonly. • As imitations of these CRINOLINES, made from" unprepared Gutta Percha, are being offered, 11. 11. & Co. be to State that their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and address. P A• R. • A H 0 -u .-., • - WATERPROOFERS • PARKER STREET, LIVERPOOL YSTERS CIIIIISTMAS AN D N E YEAR'S REAL PIIOPERLY 'ED, AND WELL P. ED FOR TRAM' LING, B A X E it . ' S II E L L- ,F S H A FULL-SIZED BARREL OF II REAL NATIVE 6 A DOUBLE-SIZED )311:1W DITTO 120 IN A MAT BASKET Drrto WHITSTABLE OR LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS, 4, EXCIIANC;(E-STREET EAST, AND 30,, BASN4TT-STREET, SMALL QUANTITIES PACKED AT THE SAME RATE OF PRICES P R E S_E N_T S BLI , STIMENTS, SIX SHiLLINGS. O H N ROGERS, GREAT GEORGE- , STREET, CORNER ALFRED-STREET IS now offering a very large Stock Of C H orCE FURS whicir he has recently COMPII/SINGI MUFFS, TIES, RIDING BOAS, &c 5A131.2 TAIL RE kL SADLI MONKEY, I 11X, .14AlitTEN, &c., &c., hole of which, having been carefultr se !commend MANTLE D SHA purchased, A LARGE Yew Materials for E SILKS BLANKETS,,SHEETINGS, AND FLANNELS NEW STOCK OF KIDDERMINSTER All New Patterns yard wide, is. 2d Is. 4'd Is. qd. Is. Ild. 2s. - Gd., and the best quality 2s. Ild. _usual BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND STAIR, CARPETS, 4ITALLY BRASS CORNICES, NEW PATFERNS, CORNICE POLES IN WOOD AND BRASS TRIM ZINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. J 0 II N It 0 G , B It S LIVERPOOL. GREAT GEORGE-STREET, CORNER OF ALF aEB-STREET, THE DRESS DEPARTMENT CIIIPPS' SHAWL, JIIANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT Exquisite Designs in FRENCH MIISLII4S, BAUEG S, AND AI S FOR LADIES'. DRESSES, GREAT VAR TY OF MAD P FLOUNCED k EACH, IN GOOD TASTE. BALL AND K ENING COSTUME TRAVELLING AND WEDDING DRESSES, AND comrL-&I S , DEPARIMENT FOR MOURNI GOODS 0: THE SHAWL, MANTLE, Slt AND DR .t. 66 WAREHOth -D-STREtT. t 7 pA.RIS BROTHERS respectfully inform the T ernool Pub . NEW ESTABLIkIiME L E E a choice and Melton Mowbray PO VERY DESCRIPTION. 14 & Id, DOT ZiT DOOR TO MR., MUIRR44D, POULTERER') trell-selected Stock of Cumberland, Yorkshire, and other HAMS —« Cheshire, Cheadcr, and other fl: RI( PIES—:&c., 're, by st; 41 , LEECE-STREET Liverpool, 1859, generally, that they have E-STREET, REESE—Fresh aid Salt BUTT they hope to merit a share of support, PARIS BROTH patronag R IRN",Vred 'with at 11, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, Asp 38, ST. JOHN'S MARKET, daring the last'Ten Yeara, and hope, by inereavd attention, to merit; contiatka ce:of the pre', nt oppottunity of tendering ;heir best thanks to their &lends ra,4 your A N y, has spared no effort to procure every new shape in MANI he is now prepared to show in a - LOT OF IN EVERY OPERA sea, , narnely; FRENCH DROGV , 'RIBBONS, LACES, Y OF COLOUR 1, he can with contidca VY L' MANTLES WINCEYS, &c., in oldes.; variQ G OYES, &c CARPETS, W/AREHOUSE 3 and JACKETS that has been produced, which x 2.41 nt 3s. Gd Opcned their Smoked Breakfast and TONGITES. attentieu to the requirements of their Friends and the Public OLD POST-OFFICE Bunamos, LXTE F. L. ILAUSIITItG. )1.1 TOOTLE ,respeotftilly begs ta announce that he has with great care completed the selection of his STOCK OF JEWELLEIIY, and solicits an inspection•of tic s all the very latest Novelties in Fa 31T :111d - Dc it does, H. T. would eSpecially call the attention of the:Patrons' of the Establishmeht to the very great advantages he possesses in his former connexion with the. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING BRANCHES, and from his Purchases being all made for immediate Cash, by which be is enabled to offer the Stock at prices considerably below those at which they have hitheito been subinitted td the Public. OLD . POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS W. CHURCH-SrB.EET 11. T 0 0 K E, SUCCESSOR TO. F. L. HAUSBURG, Having visited all the principal Manufacturers, respectfully a to.lxils extensive Stock of CH ANDE-LIEdt.S In Glass and Bronzed, LANTERrS, THE NEW PATENT VESTIBULE LA PS, BRACKETS, LIISTRES, •AND ALL DESCRIPTION.:_ OF GAS FITTINGS. • - LAMPS * , • I Including the celebrated AUREOLE, or MODERATOR • LAMP.:• • Handsome Glass Chandeliers, for,Gas, Three. Lights, 1.855. 04. including Globes, Sac., and fixed' complete Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto and Ditto, Four Lights 9ss Od. Handsome 'Lacquered and Btonzed Ditto,-Ditto; , 3.28. 6 i . with Ditto, Two Lights ' ' • Ditto, Ditto, with Ditto, Three Lights s2s. Od. Eiperienced Gasfitters arc kept on the Premises, and all kinds of Repairs, Re-bronzing, lie-lacquering, &c., carefully attended to in the . MANUFACTORY, 24, CHURCH-STREET, The Purest Foreign Refined COLZA OIL, best adapted for the Ala6ole Lamp, ss. per Gallon. T ABLE OUTLERY, At the following exceedingly low Prices : Full-sized Ivory-handled Balance Table .per Dozen. Knives, warranted Ditto, Ditto Dessert l2s. ~ PAPIER-MA'CIIE, Inciodiag a most o24ensiv . e as!orttatTtficArgeles, in every variety of Design and Style TRAYS. Victoria Pattern Iron Trays, 16 inches, 1 7s. Cd. the; Set ' 24 inches, and 30 inches, at " complete. Ditto, of Pulp, usually termed Papier-) ~O s. and 255. the Set Mach', 16 inches, :l4 inches, and 30 - inches, at . . .. - and regularly assorted up to , : £lo ps. the Set. OLD POSTOTFICE BUILD,I,NGS, CHTIRCII-STREET. AGIC CAVES, GROTTOES, CAVE;?,, s, '' 'and SMUGGLER3' CAVE 3. --- DANIEL IN i ttlE 1 'S'. DEN, tte.---Thc, walls of the avels.oe to eaeb ..it.c4— rated with beautiful finenes ropreienting. 41A-- At 4 ens,. Yl . Overland Route to Ind 4, &e, the whole ~illunanate(%', v ith variegatNl lamp of ail- coletirs, in - Itti'apartauent serpute trout the Hall of Kings und•Ourent. : JUN ' ADlitAti 10. , MR. WM. ALLSOP'S . . . EXHIBITION OF AVAXIVCIIKI SCULPTURE GALLERIES AND MUSICAL PAtI4IENATIE„ TEUTONIC-HALL, ISIESIE-.STREET, LIVEftPOOL. NweY.tra Cl:Large A Onus,lon 6d: 'ChM ren.nnder Ten y Open from Ten 34321. tOZtas . sg.C, T A I AC-SIMILE of flip.l:land writing of the, last record of theginniain Expedition, by Lie4:iurat Hobson on Icing VS illiags Land, taken from tic original, in the ClLS toiy of the British Adnirlty - , of the fast inblirnful record or the Franklin Expedition. to ha seen at EXHMITI ALLSOF eF -WAXWORK; SCULPTURE GALLERIES-AND.MUSICAL PR6MENADI, TEUTONIC-lIALL, LInE-STIMET, LIVETL."OOL. • Open frOin. Ten A.m. to Ten I) D 1 • , Admission, Gd. Childre..unuALa Ten year; of:age half-pdge, Axe libera THE DINORAII, Z ERLINA, VIALETTI, MAZILLIA, CORSI,. _ IS'ANGOtIf:EXIE, TILE CAVAI,LINI, ZOVAY ALL the above •NEW SHAPES in CLOAKS, ONE GUINEA EACH, NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOWSE, 40, BOLD -S-T RE} BTIELLARD AND HODGSON'S FOR CHRISTMAS : PRESENTS. REAL TARTAN .SCARF • SHAWLS, All Wool, and Extra LergeSigo, 03 satuflitt is . The. SHRPHERI)'S PLAT) (all' sizei), and Plain ll'ool, SCARF SHAWLS (all colours), at Pthrusx SAILLIN6S, NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WARETIOUST, • 40, BOLDfBTRENT:. . • SIIELLARD AND liOD G SON'S CIIRISTMAS PRESES!! H. r . T biT 0 K E SUCCESSOR. TO , • F. L. HAUSBURG, presenting. the Advertisement of his first season takes the erty of directing attentimi to the imnic:tse and varied assortment of BRITISH & FOREIGN BLI:'.ZUFACTUEES. the already so extensive and unriralled Collection every ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NOVELTY titto-beea adde4, and W. U. T. is confident. that all win) favour linn by an inspection cannot fail to be gratified with the He would especially refer to the arrirals of a large'relettiou of PIRISTAIT - NOVELTIO, FANS, CAS.KETS, FLOWER-lIOLDEAS OPEILA GLASSES, &c., And .a spinitlid Stcick,ef EGHEMIAN & ENGLISH GLASS: VASES, LUSTRE:B; &C. The assortment _of ENGLISH AND 'FOREIGN TOYS, Of every description for the present Smson,„exceeds in variety and extent all which hare been pievioutly submitted, and includes a large collection of , • „ ORNAMENTS-. FOR CHRISTMAS TREES W. IT. T. begs particularly to antiti , ince that he has dericlea upon fixing ALL THE PRICES ON THE, LOWEST POSSIBLE SALE, Which, by the plan.he has adopter}, ;se is enabled to acconi- Vish ;- and he may - safely assort that similarly alvantigenus terms cannot be obtained elsewhere. He respectfully asks all who may honour him with a visit; 4bat, his.personal atten tion will he constantly devoted to the business. and that their reception will be marled by eierS , paiibenessl attention. OLD POST-OFFICE EttrILDINGS, LIVERPOOL. WILLIAM FISK, COOK, CONFECTIONER,,,4c., Begs to inform his numerous Patrons, pat in order to enhance their comfort and convenience, he has proyidcd,ADPITIONAL accommodation, by openin Ms Establishment for-La& ICE CREAMS, For every de WEDDING BRI &STS, DINNER PARTIES, SUPPERS, D ROUT Furnished complete or in mit N0.•25, CASTLE-STREET aie- THIS IS WILLIAM :SK's ONLY ESTABLISHMENT VERPOOL. 12d31 ~~" is R IFLE AND ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS LEGGENGS! LEGGLYGS! LE WATERPROOF LEA Warranted best M - ;cerial, 13s. per Pair, at THER LEGGING LOVELADY 13, SOUTH JOHN-STREET • AND . el RINELAGH PLACE. w Price AtL•uicsian G Open front Tor f{ HEAP A AIU ATTAAcTioNsI ni under Ten year S!! POWERFUL IMI74AS -fhb:MAYS aent, at an.a ITALIAS Co , dacteckby Mr. and Mos. who will perfoini select play at - tntervafg d acv t ad a). Tlrrev. o'cloCk 'bac& M Ijoining Mr Win. A 'ilsop'i conGibr; and 'which 4,la.beln taken by Ni 'Wm of introdttelngJa rdriety Of Firsf-clack A to his extensive Collection ,of, Waxirot ti tuAlsand perio.,ns, .Ikofffor the purpoie fsemetto, in addition. , and Musical Protrienad. • No c,ztra charge. l Now Galleries and an elegant stage have been erected. mgandliiiiiidnifKo- Priate Scenery painted, And a ammiunication.bil:atie* sttsr caSe made from his Exhibition.of Wazsiorl to tfirzatatbititiry Mill. No extra charge. Perforravnoe in 'the Canterburii• Ail/ in r :arl;3i, c.,fr- Waxwork, throughot Admissidn, Gilt Chip TEUTONIC:IIAta • ST P. Er.r; ItavEF..poo: Splenclicreotlettioiti of DISOLVING .VIE)YBoP batons° iia4AnTst, JUST ADDE' Sir' • " ' Mt WM. ALLSOPSI .1 . 1: E. 1171 ESTAMISITALENT OE:WAX-WORK, SCULPTURE dA.LLERIES, AND MIZICAL PaMENADr a , TEUTONIC-HALL, L I -S T .11.EFS,LIVEMPOOL. Including the Forie Savanna- of the year-AlloonKlial Seer,ps— Rising and Setting ..atthe - ', srin and. Moen;-Snow Marta—Arti ficial Fireworks, eheaging into Thousandis,of -bean:Val Designs and Colours—The Wrook of the Royal Elharttt ; !ealtd also the Discovery of the Franklin .Expedition R,oit,. pertaining Skele tons, on King Wililanl!A Lan4 by tioutenant,lfobsoari At intervals durinwthe , Evt'atti.g, and alf , Ttiroe4c44l6ll each Aftornoon. Admission 6d. ChildremandaTTen years-op Age, Open from.Tena m. to. Ten part.: , The DISSOLVING VIEWS and ITALIAN . MARIONETTES will be exhibited at intervals thraughout tLe whole •daytdu lag the holidays. T. GEORGE-S HA L L A B A L.L Will be held in the LARGE On TIII3R t SDAY, the 12th JANIJ 4 III.4ISR, • In AID of the FTJNDS of the • Giv2oE's ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY ANDIEYE AND EAR INSTITUTION.. MRS. WILLIA.M PRESTON, Rwbriablise BINS. R. C. GAMIrIi?.R, New::har...,bouse Tickets may be °Malted from ar y!fiber of the Committee, or from—the following .gehtlenn klnyton E_sq. Devington Bush l. F. B - Selthicl , 2rt'Esq.,!CaitalmicilgEt. 161/10 lane ; Jamea J. Hance, 'Esq., Park-view, Prince's Nickson, 'EsC, Canterbury-street , ; ItieharthE. 10, South John-street; John Parratt, Es or from Geo Tie leble, ;hew-street; JOSEPILKIT.CIik Treasurcr 4,4c1„ ;On._ sec.,„ Exchaiidecoiti - t Tielccts, 10s. Gd. each ; Juven LAMS' CHARITY BALL: 7111 E ANNUAL BALL, in Aid of tie Funds of the , LADIES' CIZARITY, will take utaet;at the TOWN- , ALL, on THURSDAY, tha 29th instz.nt. Tickets may be- had at 151, Duke-street ; from Mr. J. P.- Campbell, 30A, Exchange-street East; and at Mr. Llarmootr Banner's Offiee, -. Kerth Joh - a-street; - prire Ten --- Shillintra,- and Five Shillings fez-young.persons.under SiTtcqa years of ago. Doors will he open at:Half- past - Eighi ticlnkk. Mra. JAS. PITCAIRN CAMPBELL, LAny PATRONESK. HAMOOD BANNER, - Esq., PRIMIDENT. 9drit LIVERPOOL TT OF TINE ARTN T UE TILE QVEW!, 801 STIORTLY CLOSE One Shilling, reign Ditto, Six Twelve Yearg Lo Ten. Twotvi Children uncle Tickets, .~'-~~ _ LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER. AR:TILLERY AND'ItIELE BR' _ . GAP B. Inaugurated: at a Meeting hell in the TOwn-liall, on... Monday, 7 th. November, 1859 - His Worship the AYOR, in the Chair The TRP.ASURT.II, beg to atAinowledge the followia.g DPNA TIONS.and SUBSCRIPTIQpiS; anti, whilst soliciting ag early return of the Fund Doe4s. sow out, would puint mkt the great importance of Annual Subscriptions being added to Donations. with a view to making tha force a permanent institution: RONATIONS the day duiingtUe holiday All Initior xtnnyr, .raf Dal , Ad Amount already recc SUBSCRIPTIONS, £4555 $ ft, Amount already reaolvcd ..E22fr 14 0 The Public are Tesinctfully invited to corXri'oute liberally and promptly to this movement, the importaiscai of which it is unnecessary to enlarge upon. Subseiipiions will Le icoeived by the Members of the Com mittee, the Honorary Treasurers. and Seer;;taries, and by the Bankers to the Brigade, 'Messrs. A. He Rood, Son and, Co.„ and Messrs. Moss and Co. JOSEPH H. DICKI? THOMAS DOWDALL, 301 i, I, honorary Treasurers Head quarters, 10, St. Georg NOTICE TO THE PRINTING TRADE GRIFFIN •& (su - CHARLES, • -------- ;caws ta, GENERAL PRINTERS AND STATIONEBA Are in aposition to execute azy work foc tie Trade with which they may be favoured,with the lowestyCinuucrati v p neatness unit iiespmtch, a PRINTISG-OFFI N 0 VELT Y 15, SOUTH JOitN-STREET. M • SPARK EIGN ARRIVALS, S HAND, 104, BOLD-STREET, ,ived a LARGE STOCK of FRENCII, BERLIN, and GOOD. Christmas Treeikand Presents, ew VELVET and CLOTH WO: iSKETS, CUSHIONS; BLIITERS, & WOOLLEN GOODS, in Carriage as SHETLAND SHAWLS and VEILS, suitable for SCREBN The New GERMAN OPERA CAP, so much irL demand UN the Americans. GAUNTLETS, ARMLETS, VESTS, SCOTCH YARNS for Stockings, WOOLS of kind, at GAITItS, every description, a , : a d SMALLWARES of every sIIAND'S jiSALE,AND xi 813 tL,IY `y 104, Bor., )43TRI