The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-29 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL.

PROFESSOR ILJALBA
FRIKELL, W
TO-NIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.

GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW RICKS.

[We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinion.s., off
our correspondents.]

TRADESMEN'S RIFLE CORPS.

TO TILE EDITOR OF THE DAILY TIMES.
SIR,—It is with great pleasure I observe that the-
tradesmen of Liverpool have commenced forming a:
Rifle Corps, and that their first drill took place last:
night. This movement ought most most assuredly to
be supported by the whole of the tradesmen and their
assistants; and, if properly carried out, must produce•
a very large and effective corps, and assist in cementing
kindly feelings between employers and employed.
I sincerely hope that ere lcng their place of drill
(GiLl-street Market) may be occupied by at least 1,000
meg on drill nights; and also that by means of honorary -
memt and donations the tradesmen may have their
own sf-ore-house and drill ground, upon the same
principle es that of the Honourable Artillery Company
in London, so that it may be considered an honour to.
telong to such a corps.
To succeed in doing this only requires the energy and
perseverance that is ever the motto of every successful,
tradesman.—I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Feb. 28, 1860. UNITY IS STRENGTN.

A dramatic party, consisting of Mademoiselle Pieco-
lornini, Madame Rudersdorff, Signor Belait, and with
Mr. Patey for basio, is about to make a tour in the:
provinces.
THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.—The trustees.
of the National Portrait Gallery, still in its narrow-
croa:e, a private house in Great George-street, West-
mi.s.4c, have just purchased the Fraser Tytler portrait.
Alf,n Queen of Scots. It appears, from cireum-
simibiga idence, to have been painted in 1560, during
Mary 'sliryt, t reign as Queen of France. Its late owner,
well 10,,,1,t,
.by his history of Scotland, considered it
to have been i‘'entical with a picture which Mary is
ched to Elizabeth, but which is no
said to havz., dark
longer traceable' the royal collections, if indeed it
reached its &Min, ition. The picture now acquired
ever
fed, the nation is a) v remarkable one, whether for
► a genuine painting of the
portraiture costume, tor.-
period. The arnroriaf Uwn.. ngs and other devices have
t.,f some of the best anti-
already eng4ed the attentiotu
quaries, and fir. Tvtler's eirm. little book, privately
ncupies a permanent
printed, to illustrate this pictum o
recent accessions
traits :—David
: place on library shelles. Among the
pi
to the gallery we find tile follow* rile ; Warren
Garrick, reading " MaelyTtlif" by It. ,
Hastings. by Tilly Kettk ; John Brines`. James
with
James
the Eddystone Lighthouse 'in the distance ;
Watt, contemplating a drawing of the steam e4,-ine ;
Dr. Erasmus Darwin, by Wright; of Derby ; the elt:e'r
Brunel, with the Thames Tunnel in the background ;
Archbishop Tillotson, by Mrs. Beale ; Huntington, the
preacher, "S. S. ;" Sir William Herschel, astronomer-
to King George III.; John Howard, the philanthropist„
poor, but authentic ; the Right Hon. Thomas Win'.
nington—a beautiful enamel, by Zincke, presented by
his descendant, the member for )3ewdley ; Sir Francis.
Chara itry —a fine picture. by Philips, the gift.of Lady
h ntry ; and James, 7th Earl of Derby, arri Matt.
Prior, the poet, both pictures of considerable import-
ance, presented by Lord Derby.

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