Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE. YESTERDAY. no person drunk on the BEFORE MR. leIANSVIELD. Notwithstanding- this, the d BAD House.—Officer Leahy, 2f5, brought tip a female, costs. named Sarah. Monks, on a charge of keeping an improper Wm. M. -Townson, public Dense in Wigan-street. Mr. Bluek was for the prisoner. mowed for permitting drunk( The officer said the - woman kept a bad house; her sister last, in his house. The office kept another, her brother another, and - ' -- Mr. Bluck : having given their evidence Could you tell what her grandfather kept? No. Mr. certificate of a former convicti Black: Nor her great-grandfather? He might have kept prOved. The over-zealeof the a pig or a donkey cart, for anything I know. Mr. Muck : Mr. Black, who appeared I Is the prisoner's hou se a very bad one? Yes, one of the several witnesses, who swore t worst in Liverpool. Mr. Bluck : Any robberies committed , by the crying of a child, an there? Yes, sereral. Mr. Black : - Can you prove it ?' a' - except one man, who was a lit can , auci A11e23,Q120 but thieves and.returnecl transport.; _fro— gasp . was dismissed. . quent it, Meer. 119 said, on the night of the Bth Mar e la Robert Shaw, publican, ...S a very respeetable gentleman, a doctor, had been rubbed of • for permitting drunkenness or .El 5 in the h ouse . Mr. Blacle: Did heappearno prosecute ?. the 25th. April. The officer No, sir. Mr. Black : Why ? He was' afraid of his time one woman drunkaabout half gifting into the papers. Mr Bleck: Thea you ought not defended, and cross-examined to mention his n ame . Offi cer : I h ave not d one so. M r. he did not see any drink serve Bluck: LI have, h owever, no 'sympathy for "respectable they had had any drink in i men," doctors or others, who go to such places; they: was dismissed. almost deserve to he robl t ed, '.Sh e p r i soner was sent for James Martindale, of l'es , n trial. Mr. Muck applied that she might be admitted -to the same. offence as the fort bail, and his Worship said h e wou ld t a k e t wo sure ti es i n not sufficient to convict, and t £lO each for her appearance at se s si on J a mes Beatty, publiam, s. • • THE GROC ER AND THE B UTCRER. —M r. J ames Murphy, su mmoned for permitti n g d i a butcher, havi ng s h o p s in Great Howard-street and Athol- some doubt about th e : mal l - at.cet, was brought up by officer 516 with having violently dismiesed. a house had borne a good char aisaulted Mr. Willi am J o hns on , a arocer, in Great Howard - Jane Dignian, reet. - The officer said, a t one o'clock in the morning, hebeer-seller, I costs for selling a l e on S un d a] was patsing M rs . Church's public-house , at the corner of Stone-street, when he h ear d a grea t noise inside,' and heard James Symon, Clement-st r Mrs. Church say, " Oh, Mr. Murphy, don't ill-use the man." for a like offence, having beer Just then the complainant came out of the house, bleeding` Edward Kinscala, Liinekile and seamed much hurt. He said Murphy had assaulted for. Sunday trading. him. He (witness) then wont into the house, and asked Martha Miller, Paul-stree where Murphy wad? and after some time he came forward, . mailing last, at h a lf-p as t one e and Mr. Johnson charged him. The complainant, who. had Jane Donaghoue, Bond-st r his head bandaged up, his face swollen, and his eves black- , Sunday trading. ened, came forward, and said: I went into the p Thomas Morgan, Ro s e-pl a y u blic-house i to get a glass of ale, and on pushing in the deer, I saw Mra Sunday trading. Murphy lying on the floor, and I stooped to raise hex up, I Jane Wright, Bevingtoe-le when Mr. Murphy rushed at me, and "eve me two beer on Sunday morning, a- 1 violent blows, and after that I became i nsens ibl e, an d pleaded that she had just goa could not tell what happened afterwards. The defen- and had not began to sell. 'I ' dant said, in answer to the charge, that when he went by a woman who was cleanin- into the public-house he saw th e complainant assaulting his • dismissed. wife on the floor, and he merely pushed him away, when his Isaac Caitskill, Queen-stree :head and face fell against a barrel; the man Was very drunk, at an unlawful hour. The ca: and had come from the - races in a cab, and when he saw him Thomas Williams, Faircloi treating his wife 'so, he got excited, but only pushed him costs for Sunday trading. away. Mr. M a n s fi e ld : Have you any witness ? res, Wen. Presley, Brunswick-st: Mrs. Church, but she is not here. Mr. Mansfield : Well, ale at an unlawful hour on the then, I will adjourn the case., till to-minnow and You can _ _journed for further inquiry. bring Mrs. Church he r e, a n d y ou can, stand out on your 'Thomas Jones, Atkinson-str own recognisance of £lO till then. The complainant said, ale on the morning of the 17 I have no wish to press the case. Mr. Mansfield : Well was proved that the ale was ft if - you Withdrew th e c h arge , - you may do so : : Mr. the case was dismissed. johnstone : Bat lam very much hurt. The defendant was - ' CURE FOR D. then diSeharged on his own recognisance, to appear this davn YELLOW BUTTER • i A WOOREN LEG A ND A "M UTTON " S KULL :—Jan-t., , s A Oliver, a, stout-bodied man, with a wooden "pin" as a sun- KELLY'S Bin stitute for a leg., was brought up charged by officers 277, and 117, with having assaulted them. Officer 277 HOW TO PRESERVE TE said, he saw a crowd of fifteen prestitates and The aspect of the thirty men at the corner of Den Johnson-street; Now fills us wit' about the prisoner and another man, who were fighting in \Then we belnaid And Austria in the ring ; he rushed into the fight and caught hold of the Not Unit we trernt contending -parties, when the prisoner knocked him down Hare in our hoar with a kick of a wooden le g . All the other's got away then, Yet stilt we would and he " tackled" to with the prisoner, who nearly-bit his From other land thumb off. The other officer then cam e up, an d th ey were The skilled n f ore Their brains are taking him along the street, when he gave him another Peace to preserve 4 ' prod " of his wooden leg and tumbled him.- When down -By all means, cc the prisoner caught up a brick and flung it at his head, but A General emigres BY means of whi in order to avoid the blow, the officer drew his Staff and The various points made a blow at the prisoner's arm, but it missed the limb To speedily adju. and struck him on the head, inflicting the wound for With all respect fo . . , WlllCh his head I rather think I I was now bound up, and the bri c k th rown by 7 4 Propose a much m i the prisoner at him, hit hi s h a t (i n pl ace o f hi s h ea d) an d And:a much less made "mummy" of it, to the e x t en t o f O s 6d. Mr. Bluck. for The self-same plan the prisoner : But there is a good deal more damage than when India rebe Os 6d done to his head by your: staff. He has 'several Which plan was th wounds on his head, h as h e no t ? Officer : I only gave • And behold the r him one cut. ' Mr. Bhick : And a very effectual one it Let every one who ' • ' To Kelly quickly seems to have been. Officer 117 said the prisoner gave And him beseech e him a 7. ‘ hat" under the ear, with a wooden "Pin," that "---- - With his butter t knocked him down. Mr. Bluck : Were you standing. up On tasting-which a ' Within each brea when he hit you ?I. 'Do you mean th say he -hit you . - And every voice bra under the ear with his wooden leg, and you standing up ? , . ,Of butter and of .. 1 I do. Is your head broken ?eNo. Mr. Black : Th en • And tell me, would your's must be a "mutton skull" to have withstood such a A whit more gloi ggl " battering ram." 'Officer : Oh, he can hand-le that-wooden Till tMy stru ailsing like alone re foot witligreat dexterity—it's a regular paviour's hammer, 13-: :57 - The byilliant suggestion r,feri that wooden "pin"-lie can lick half-a-dozen " bobbies," 1 if he only got the chance; with - that piece of ma- ~ 1 - 4 re "- gr chinery. Mr. Black : I hope they have not " mutton heads." . .. The Government shou Mr. Bluck then contended that his client - had got the worst• And w.A.ilr:.l4,tttzpoted of it, and that he ought to be discharged. His Worship As sonic uneasiness was felt did not agree in that view of the case; and ordered the pile with respect to a continuation sonar to pay a fine of £5, or go to gaol for two months, for - we beg to ing`b ;•ni thee we she for having punched the "mutton skull" of the policemen.: thel demand to the 12th illay. A COPPER-S7IITH MAKING GOLD.—Ralph Holland, a KELLY THE B copper-smith, living with his uncle, Thomas Simpson, THE BUTTE in Christian-street, was charged with having stolen £12.105. f • . - TOP in gold, out of a box, b e l ong i ng t o hi s relative. *Officer ' WILLIAM SO:( Marsden said he arrested the prisoner on the charge. The- - ..: prisoner lodge'? n _ ..._40. t e his uncle's, the latter haring a large box . To SHIPPERS AND EXPO.; in his bed-eian, in which was a small box,' conttnnina - £l2 10s. - inene •' - ?: - 'Billie days paSt, - the 12 ,- ris6ifor - ci -, ziire .s44.ticle. of export, to warm clim himself f sin 'i- ledeina and t' - ^ 1 1 • . . e., ,„, at a, onseere. i ..)eliv , I 11l , 1 , v using _ tic'e Charcoal' Filters, pat rind Co., of 16, Tarker-street, the steal) :hex that cora:lined the raeney V::: 3 follacfbra l z.ea : open, arid„ the money aone. A : chisel was found on the inialuable wherever there is ba piesouer, tivil.ilt answered mark, in alia box tv a ldch it was a libaeal Cl ,coma; on export and forced opc* The money WaS not found, anliod'an it ens It is a wen known maxim steteed thnt the prisoner had had monee lit 'Pie pria terms are relative; so to save 01 sate both time, and economisesener v. i.i!'•: eiended, in orclen to lock altir the - Money. 1.-:,,,,_ ~(f :,.; Tiot-,,..er o f_ . tempera.when we have a good Wiiii.nii, 'a I,)iFIT- , , :rad Elizabeth th e t,,,,, f1... i : :, ~,,c . i 7,ri,301icr,5) , 7 ,1 1 ,) , ~.,-, ~,,:.,,, , 1 ~d on a enc.: and temper. Preserve al i i steel pens and other st a ti on e rs _ chare: if '.e . - iie- eohla.l e ed ": ne - I :: n- 7 - ; 0 , ;,,1,:i;,- of 0,1,4 of 1,1„,li .; ,1,,, , ;,. 7,, . , ,i: j ~1, , _ . , : i ,,,, es ' tao. sale steel pen warehouse. 23, I . ", ihni . et.t 4, L , i r. _ ± i., ,2, 3 i , 6 : 1 , , ,,i . , , , , ,..1 ~ ~„ ~ . i,. I.lonoit Gillott's,-Thomas Lone a, G. 'W pens at is per gross : .._ Good Pm up. ?.ire. 'nel. WrIS for the pr'onera Li ! :Lcie to the es, wlio swore to " grey `ett by nuation TOP OF --0-- I 4 . no person drank on the premises on that morning. Notwithstanding this, the defendant was fined 60s and testa f..Townson, publican, Vauxhall-road, was•sum- nioned for permitting drunkenness, on Saturday morning last, in his house. The officers who laid the information, having given their evidence, in proof of the offence, a 19th July last, was :complain6d of by lie called conviction, on ti cartiticate of a forme. proired. The over-zeal:of the officers Blito., who appeared for the defence cue noise was occasioned of a child, and no person was at all drank, an, who was a little the worse for drink. "" Shaw, publican, •Scotland-road, was sumrnane ae officer, who admitted would not nk in Mr. Shaw's hou The case sfartindale,of Pcwriall-squace, was surnmomcd for 3 offence as the forgoing, but the evidev , ' got sutneient to couvict, and the James to ;vas dismissed Melbourne-street, -;as such wise heads. propoce, t) supply. all thoughts of war ast would caase, .enily cats." •eci to appeared t e pe,op, TE BUTTER3IAN TER PLA( as there was SQUAB t6th of last mona latter, avid considering that the •oud character heretofore the case was er, Dover-street, was fined 5s and at •twelv, 'eet, was fined , laaving been fined in April ala, Limekiln-lane, was fined 20s and costs on Sunday h 40s and costs for selling ale one Sunday , ast one o'clock, fined 20s and costs. Ighoue, Bond-street, was fined .5s and costs for ice, was fined lOs and costs fo Beving - ton-hill, was summoned for selling en-street, -was summoned for selling - The case was dismisseh Thomas Williams,Fairelougu cosfi for Sunday trading. Win. Presley, Brunswick 7 str Ile at an unlawful hour on the lane, was fined 5s and ;et, was summoned for selling 27th ult. The case was ad- journed for further inquiry. - Thomas Jones, Atkinson-street, was summoned for selling ale on the morning of the 17th ult., at three o'clock. It was proved that the ale •- for a person who wa s ill, an d the case Was dismissed CURE FOR DEAR BREAD. YELLOW BUTTER . FOR EIGIITPENCI KELLY'S BUTTER PLACE. HOW 'TO PRESERVE THE PEACE OF EUROPE, alarms, Ire in our home still we would t I T I 124 E 1 THE NORTHERA TIMES, SA:TURDAY, MAY 7, 1859. orE's PACKET TOBACCO itifacturea by a less, which preserves the se,tura flavemr of the Leaf GOLDEN SHAG, VIRGINIA BIRD EYE, LATAKIA, HAVANA, CUT CAVENDISH, IN SIXPENNY LEADPOIL P ACICE TS g the Signature of COPE BROTHERS and CO., the Factory, .the Tobacconists in town and country; or wholesale D NELSON-STREET 17b" z 1 ,irtusentents. THEATRE ROYAL, . WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.- MR AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,- The Original Personators of the IRIBIt BOY and YANKEE GIRL, whose appearance in. LiverpOel has invariably been so ethineutly successful and attractiVe;-are Engaged for Positively TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY ! Being their final performances in this Theatre, and will make their first appearance this season ON MONDAY, 'ME 9TU OF MAY, Oa Monday, BORN TO GOOD LUCK. Paddy O'ltafferty .. In which he will sing "The Flaming O'Flannigans," and dance a • Irish Jig. IN AND OUT OF PLACE. Letty . Mrs. Barney Williams ! Paddy O'Rourke ......Mrs. Barney Williams I I Mademoiselle Adelaide Mrs. Barney Williams I Mynheer von Grontzbergergon ... Mrs. Barney Williams ! r!! Jemima Saeuarapper .. Mrs. Barney Williams III!! BARNEY THE BARON. Barney Cr Coale . . ....Mr. Barney Williams. A.nd a FARCI On Tuesday,—THE IRISH 1.10 ; Mrs. Fitzjiq,, Mrs. Bar THE COUNTRY. Melissa, Mrs. Barney Williams, with the song of "My Mary Ann." AS-;URANCE AND YANKEr. MODESTY. Pat, Mr. - Barney Williams ; Nancy, Mrs. Barney Williams, in wWch she will sing Bobbin Around." And a PARC I On Wednesday, -- POST. Terence Williams. IN AND. OUT OF PLA( ; Paddy O'Rourke, 3arneyWilliams; Mo lilliams ; Jemima Saccarapper, Mrs. B ROM NEW YORK. Phil Mulligan, Mr. 13-irnt the song of " Tho Girls of Mallow") ; Mrs. Serephina. Mrs. Barney William=; Mrs: Obadiah Painter, Yiliiains - ; )ntzhergergen, Mrs. Mrs. Barney 'And a FARCE ddy OTafferty, :1 hams, with a new song called " Yankee Fixi On Thursday,—BOßN TO GOOD LUCK. Pai B. Williams, in which he will sing "The nand and dance an Irish Jig. YANKEE COURTSHIP. Our Jemima, I sing the.E r." Mlsll " and dance the " Arliam AND YANKEE MODESTY as Tray Pat, Mr Irs, B. Williams, in which she will sing "Bobbin Around On Friday HORSE O} For the I , The WHITE B. Williams, with the ming of ‘,‘ I'm aranting roving blade." LAW FOR I, .N DIES THE IRISH TUTOR. Terry,O'llourke (alias Dr. O'Toole), Mr, Barney Williams. And a FARCE. On Saturday, a Variety of Entertainments in which Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams will appear. - - Prices of Admission :—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.; Pit, Ss. ; Gallery, Is. The Box-office is now Open from Ten till Three o'Clock, for securing seats in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be had•under the direction of Mr, Geo. Weston. kOYAL ANIPHI.THEATRI GREAT CHARI.OTTE-STREET. Proprietor • Mr. W. R. COPET.AND. HARRY BOLENO'S TROUPE OF PANTO:NI From the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, consisting of tt ing eminent Artistes : MISTS, he follow- MR and MRS. HARRY BOLENO, MONS. DI The Brothers WILLIAM, GEOM &HENRY TANNER, - - - HEAD SiDALI {ILAN°, ULIN, 'SIGN( Together with a first-class CORPS DE BALLET, Selected from the Theatres Royal - Covent-frard6n and Drury-h Tl4e Entertainments consist of new COMIC BALLETS, CHARACTERISTIC DIVERTISSEMENTS,' MARBLE GROUPINGS : also W. Tan TRAINED DOGS, which had the hone Her Majesty,•ttt Winds THIS EVENING, (SATURDAY), the GRAND} Grandf Louisa pitlyrit Amustmtnto. 00LOGICAL- GARD,ENS, - -LIVERPOOL. I.L-Ex-.7.lsed pursuant to Act of Parliament, 6th and 7th Victoria. Legsee, JOHN ATKINS, 90, 'West Derby-road. NOW OPEN FOR TILE SEASON GALA DAYS—Every_ MONDAY, , TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY The Les See has great pleasure in announcing to the Subscribers and Patrons of this beautiful summer resort the opening of the season 1859. During the winter. every care has been taken to 'prepare novelties, among which will be found the stupend - ous Volcano, MOUNT ETNA, • With entirely.new and.. splendid Diorainie and magnificent Pyro . The Lessee has been induced to produce the abure subject from the ever pleasing and splendid Fire Work effects that can be intro thiCed, and which will, this season, take -place with entirely new and beautiful features. : • • PRQFES SOR BUCK . . . , has been engaged to give (in the great Concert-hall) his new Entertainment of Physical and Natural Magic, a la Frikell, as performed before Her. Majesty the Queen. A GRAND CYCLORAMA OF OUR NATIVE LAND will also take place, introducing upwards of Sixty Scenes of Popular Places. The BAND is again under- the able management of Mr. , Ireenwood. ' tusie has been pro ' possible effect to Squire Ur,.. the most favourite cured, and every effort wilt be made to give the. .Music 1 Entettainthents. • Admission, Is ; Children, 6d; Sunday admission (by Refresh ment Tieket), Gd. Terms of Subscription, .10s Lady - and Gentleman, MI. Every additional nember of the family, is. Subscription Tickets may be had at the Gardens. All improper characters will be strictly prohibited into the Gardens. GREAT .SUCCESS of HART'S TRANSPARENT MAGIC, at the CLAYTON-11kLL.—For the convenience. of Parties residing at a distance, there will a' Grand Mottstiva Pan 'on SATUDDAY, May 7th, commencing -at Admission: ...Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Stalls, Is.; Gallery,. Children half-price to Boxes and Stalls. tfus A.NCE, by 7C GREAT SUCCESS ! CROWDED HOUSES !! - CLAYTON HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE. FOR A SHORT TIRL ONLY. THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING, MAY 7, • AT HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK, THIS EVENING; And every Evening during the Week, and J M. .11. A It T, From Her Majesty's Concert Rooms, ,Hanover-square, and Crystal Palace, Sydenham, pronounced by the London ,Press to be but Unrivalled ! ! in his • WONDERFUL AND SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT, will apr NT MAGIC! fore attempted by any other Professor f the apparatus used being of TRANS.. int adds tzreatlv to the novelty of - TRAMSPARI ing of Fr,,,fq tettaiiim , !nt, most ofhi; tric And in such a man: how t oast pcnetra rformed g to discover ms feats are accomplished. the only person who has ever been known to Dlls a araly , Professor H perform the most ast WITII3VT Ti The celebrated MkDAME VON SCHIVIEZOr'F, From the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, and the Chrystal Palace, London, will preside at the Pianoforte and 'Harmonium. Extracts from the LoßcLn Press, Era, March 27, 1859.—A new candidate, and one who is likely to distance all competitors, has lately appeared in the arena of Magic and Myst, Ii would reciai printing of h Wizard Ns: aur hearty apl e really astot catalogue or necc thdse • feats Davey an idea of the ing h we have lid of is confederate or. cover it in: elle(' ma( tier, wi' korning Stagy•, March ?4,185i. — tic Pr< ;sitate the which the C rent." If he t number, 9 Advertiser,• Ma . and in the extrei perfect T in which he r ily that of the —The Pro: ,y years, of ?aratus is very simple and t ens, Feb. 12, 1 Aletropold ent ment consi ; used be the cryst al vasee, &c., w —On Tni the dexterity of his We are at a loss to divine the word ily seen dark as to how - the various illusions terously were they executed. .' :lay, the youthf ul IlarCh lich he exec:Lit )re carried cut b: butwhich he now perfoimed Le apparent assistance of a skill of an adep IVeel . .ly 7 Other necessary Isrc Ever Penny. ELKI PATE TI Bek respectful C H ES OI icing the El Albans TELIER DI C S F in Jun,, PLivervool, w Batter at-8d other it ,VEL ( s Troupe of highly of p-^4 After w Castle, by *ecial Coruinaa meAce with the Drai T Whitehead which, the Brot' Spanish Divert Ifilano, the Corps de B Bolen( 3oleno Tr SOVA, o. Lerful ever Exhibited N D le Char lIEPII MISS. - JULIA C IFFORD, DAVID LODGE Serio-Conic Dialo,guists. ng befGre, „ the Performances Mr..WM. Cooper Hiss Page. mferititled lA, INNER, with the Troup© of PERFORMING DOGS, 'who will appear in the GR UPING ..LN AND THE attract] Dooi Tickets to VITEAI 11 larch 2ii, 1859 , his sl, ch 26, 1 lart's M treet ; 'Y OF MALT leave to ailed in his iforned several wito column and glove," brought down g• feats, DW be r 'ter )iii art; a adept, iortion of ti although I? were left completely in the Were accon , uiously puzzles all heads —Mr. - Hart is remarkable for the lit of - hand being equal; if not his tricks in the Ty-body 4 was well per 7 Ni - ere done perforoiances - Cvill prove a gre ; carri, ;, the ne\i'cut gla the grea B• IIY;A 3. lITAA that with him Public amuummts. R. EDWARD W. THOMAS'S BENEFIT CONCERT will take Place. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, the 7th May, in the PHILHARMONIC-HALL, Liverpool, at Half-past Two o'clock. • PRINC MISS HILES, 'IPAL VOCALISTS : MISS CLARA HILES, AND MR. ARMSTRONG. SOLO PIANOFORTE MR CHARLES HALLE. Mr. THOMAS' will - also be assisted by his "EUPHONIC - BAND." ACCOMPANIST.—MR. PERCIVAL, Composer of " The Lyre," the Duet from which will be performed. Tickets may be obtained at the Office of the Philharmonic Society, Exchange:Uourt, Exchange-street East; and at Messrs. liimc and Son's, aureh-str , Loxes, 2s Gd ; St s and pallery, ls. Money taken at the e Q T. GEORGE'S HALL.- PERFORNANCE ON TIIE GRAND ORGAN, BY MR. W BEST, THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, 7TH MAY, 1859, Overture—" Guglielmo Tell" - - Andante from the Fifth Symphony Reminiscences of the Opera—" Ii ?rofeta :" includ ing . • the Introduction and Pastoral CharuS, " La Brezza e tranquilla,;" the Trio, "'Di vostre ban- MEYERDEER there;" the Duet, "Della.Mosa* ' " & the' grand Chorus,. "0 Libertil " Air—" Cangio easpetto " (Admetus) .. . IIANDLL. Triumphal - March .. The programme on Saturday next will be devoted - to a selection - from the works Of Baer and HANDEL. To Commence at Three o'clocic— The Concert lasts One Hour ADMISSION, SIXPENC GALLERY OF FINE AR TS, 44, CHURCH-g MEET, LIVERPOOL. Mr. P.. DE GROOT to announce that he has now on View, for PRIVATE SALu, at the begs above Gallery, until the 11th instant only, a CHOICE COLLECTION of MODERN AND ANCIENT PAINTINGS, Amongst which are several fine specimens of the great artists of the Dutch, Flemish, and German schools. Admission by Ticket, which may be had on application to 147 J. F. Griffiths, office, 4 =, Church-street. OPEN DAILY FROM TEN TILL SIX. THE PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOM which contains upwards of 500 Models of the Human Fra is now OPEN, in the NEW HALL, I.ADISE $TltaT, LIVERPOOL POPULAR LECTURE )ELIVERED EVERY HOUR Open daily for Gentlemen from Ten a.m. till Ten p.m., excepting Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only are admitted •-• , n Two till Five o'clock; Admission to hear the Lectures and see the Models—Gentlemen, Is ; Working Classes, 6d. None but Adults are admitted. TILE TEA TRADE. ANNUAL CTItCULAR.I ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, Liverpool, May -101, 1859 PART of the Importation of this has been— •al years quality than fc such arrangements as will enable us to continue to supply Family Orders (until further notice) without any advance on formtr prices, viz-Fine Congon; 3s Bd, lijr§t-elass Cono•eii, 1777 `oue7iongTriarriar, Is, and the extra Fine, full itipe Souchong, 4s 4d. At these prices will be found unusually good Teas---equal to those of the well remem bered season of 1852, and more particularly the cargo imported per ship Race Horse, in that year. - see hare an he•. special convenience of F2mili city Bank," Lond lima " Giorte RICHMOND'S CLOTHINO. • ESTABLISHMENT Is now Replenished with all the New Styles •t and Garments 2, CHURCH-STREET GLOVES. CALF, DOGSKIN, LISLE, FRENCH, X"' &c., &c., In great Variety, it RICHMOND'S 2, CHURCH -STREET. ---• HISTORY OF THE WORKING CLASSES Pie Every Saturday, in. the NORTHERN DAILY TIKES. , enny. __......--- CIGARS " TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" THAN THE USITAL FRIG JAMES STEEL A.ND CO., 78, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL J. S. and Co. holding the patent fc Kingdom, and the only - house in the trade allowed to MANUFACTURE CIGARS BY MACHINERY. can therefore supply dealers with the carious Brands at "TWENTY PER CENT. LESS" than the prices usually charged. Account open with "7 of Ireland," .Dub :urgh and Glavo, Banking Compan clieltch s Brarch of our been condo Tins extreme care with which Trade," the supplying of Families= and which we commenced in 1.840 influence in the 'extension of our parties of the highest standing, and the nicest perception. of taste, throughout the 'United Kingdom.—Time—the most in'allible test in all such cases —haS Served to show us, that, it is our interest- to afford TIIE GR KAI EST ADVANTAGE IN Parcv.—combhied with EVERY POSSLE cuarry AS TO QUA LI T Y . W e have ever resolutely declined all offers of business at great gains, With corre sponding risks of long credit. The utility of our system of business, viz., payment in full, on receipt and approval of G oa d s , is well exemplified in the increasing number of our customers. and others residing abroad, will Lges which we possess for the for Tea UNDUE - BOND, Duty Free- ENGLIAI both as regards at PRICES WE TRANSACTIC STOCK, 31sT.MARCH, 1853 STOCK, 31sT MARCH; 1859, TED KINGDOM or TEA AFLOAT BTH APRIL, 1858, IN 17 SHIP BTH APRIL, 1859 Dr 23 SHIP Owing to the above in Great Britain, spi .74,564,000 lbs Mall deficiency in the stock of Tea eulative demand has caused a tmporary advance on Co: Your obliged. and faithful. Servants, S &'• COMPY on appli WORIUNG GLASS} ,C NORTIIERN D:.: TIMES, Price One D CO. :CTIZO PLATE, ZISTS, &c on to their Establishment TREE T ' s. d 0-ff' 1 ROBT. ROBI aarks, TERMS-CASH INSANE , INSTITUTION• FOR TILE HAYDOCK LODGE, ASIITON-IN-MACKERFIELD, LANCASIIIRY, noo Miles from the Newton Bridge Station on the Ifanchestrr _ Liverpool - Railway. lt rEIHIS Mansion is delightfully situated in a fine 1 1 , e 9- s i x - spot, replete with "every comfort and accommodation, oi - _6O ing extensive Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, with ConservAt' and Farm attache The Medical an and resident surgeon, with the att Application to the superintenden .ngements are under the direction of. a pllY'l‘4° Fait HOME USE AND _EXPORT W I L L I A. M TIIO . (From Lotdon and Bristol,) CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, SPRING ANT M A SF AXLE MAKER EXPORT C STEAM WI .EEL IVOI ST. ANNE-STB COACH RIAGE AND IEET AND HARKER-ST (North side of Trinity Church) LIVERPOOL. Every descrir CARRIAGES, LANDAULETS, EROUGHAMS, WAGGONETTS, GIGS, II in the trade CARS, DRAGS, Vl . C i ;',4 'l-4oerg';sl the Whet with .powerful cture every di hrts, &c., for horses, mulcg, fic Shandries,,Trucks, Handcarts 7r..rric.gcs, Wheels, Axle , Springs, iflc pr Made with strict regard to wc west desig 1, workmanship, and .m pow XTO - X 5 9 having e- P isatc ebois ar Voath s, LOrries, Cq •onAcnr'' ,or test no.' e ell°32l' ____----. • LLION I 1 :ch pre f : e n n , ConsuraPf',.gr f ou l capor4 a —f atten.—. ni atlnoi ?articular attention'paid to all orders f Merchants and Shippers tr A. CORK RESPIRATOR FOI FOR DAMP AND FOGGY Y ♦TTENDED TO THE MI ' WEATIIER MMENSE Sale of RESPIRA Coughs, Coh and in f ,ed by tt which all partie publie meetings .e subjected to who All who value their healt a lil eratl AITKEN'S ELFGANT TORS, wl ags, Asthma, which for its e by the faculty as surpassing all others. ,llr To be had of the Sole Vendor, A. C. AITKEN, Rosa Cottag_ee,il, North-street, Wandsworth, Surrey, 5.W.,. wholesale alld Terms Cash. • A• single one sent free to any part c stamps. I for 33 __----- NORTHERN DAILY TIMES' PRICE ONE PENNY, May ali . vays be had fronithe ender Mr. Feeney, 43, Jordan-st. IT. J. Phillips, Charles Due J. Heniii Miss llaii Mrs. Oster 1, Gree Birk Mr. Kii•l; .ws Agen t 5 ' :teat uonie -strceti:st, " P ;ter )r , ot c , ot bf most scie had g line of I on hi )uld never ) jnstif over. ➢i is of the liealth—C iposed. 3LICANS' OAS! Publican, St who stated it ted in the ti's List, t terms, I LEE AND NIGHTINGA ADVERTISING AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENT COURT, 13, CASTI lIVERPOOL, MISS lIIIGIIE WINES E T T, D ital a D log. Dancers IRIT8,• &c B U R K E, ADMISSION yery Saturday, in the Nc VORKING CLASSES, yaggAN p4,T.Ly rijce One and cha celebrated Flautist, positively appear on For the co n ven i Po nf frPn t IPM Pll roaieline onday, ,ury UNG, th of the first conti HARRY- JENNINGS, who is pronounce vocalists of the day, will sing twice each night, in character introducing the following songs, ' or the Fog Bound Vessel," "Kill ( " Carpet Bag," and " T 1) e Dodg DER. Violin; Mr. SIMMO/ at Hal;-past Seven o'clocl C.myunen , Mr. AI Admission Free. Gentlemen only admitted ".. Ales, and Cigars, of the best quality Wines, S,. Manchester, and 'Li Alleys. every evenir. London, meriean Bowling 1 Penny on of Fashiczab: Of the hig•hest class ISTORY 11_ Every Bat JEWEL! as welras that wh OF THE y, in the NORTIi 0 5 9 I 0 3 large c ich is'of moderate mgt. KING CLASSES Titre, Price One INTM, and 'Pt hie Gen rslay, M F.stabilsis - -