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

Tournadie A, Perth
Turner Miss, er;ereat Goorge-street, a young French lady ;
Master NV H Ttlrti e,II -midshipman
Taylor Miss Emma, 39,- Nortoa-street, Islington,
la petite
flower girl
,
Geotge.street, a
- - -.Ss peasant
Turner Miss Ada, 69, GrenZ.
Ticistham James, Bachelor's tth,,Cheshire, lizghlander
Taylor George, 30 Norton-street/ ruglish foxhunter
Taylor Mrs G, 30, Norton-st, court ditioss-rtAme of Queen Anne
Trevitt Slrs, effdail:Ftoll, Edge-hill
Thompson, Mt G 11, Aigburth
Thomas John, Plrrnorttb, modern coatume
Thickett Mrs, jun, Isltrigton
Trevitt H, 66, Rodney-street, Toxteth-park,
Thompson Mrs, sen, 8, Clayton-square, full dress
Thompson Mr George, 8, Clayton-square, full dress-
Ttionspson Miss, 8, Clayton-square, as Flora
ThoOpson Miss, 3. Church-terrace, Maher Tranmere
Thornttsbn Joe; 89, Park-lane, Captain Macheath (Beggar's
Opera) How happy could Ibe with either,
'Were I' other dear charmer away;
But tdol. e jk'sst tease me together,
To neither at word will I say.
Taylor James, Tarlton-street, 4.th Lim. Artillery Volunteers
Tomlinson Ma, gie, Broad-green
• 'Mattison H, cavalier court dress, temp. 16-16. lot
""gn Chas. 11.
fl ittei. Mr JT, 69, Great George-street, full .rots Chas.
Turtik' Ters .1 T, 69 Great George-street, Stull;Tilby C, Al ,n-terrace, Oxton
Thompson 101 B, 69, Church-street
Tunstall T, 74, Vpper Stanhope-street, Don Coa.se• de•Bayan
Tafe Miss Emmelitile•AJ, Field Cottage, Knotty AR);
Turner George, LiMe...street, ]tomb
Tobias G AV, Canning-Asset/ Old English gentleman

rbythian...su4e t, court dress reign Ge„,reix
Usher Henry,
Usher Mrs, 116,
ph, thian-stnet, Australian conunanaer
116,

Writlt Mip,ig, Everton, foil dress
la'atUde
~,
Watkino Edmund, 22, Hope-pl, Cale°itnian out of his
Williams J, ZYer t on
Williamx Illisit, Rodney-street, Tyrolese
erton, CCharlespeanant
rles the Pre-
Wilfevs, John P, Whicham-terrace, Ev,
f4lll. , LA i'
Whitty H, V, Eltiot,street, private 4th • . ~ urnir,,s
Wright Mr Rlctiaiiil, k 5 Bedford-street, militzry in the
pat_Sit
time of George ii
Wright Mrs, fancy dee&
Wi,kinson William, Kingston-Opon-Hull
Wynes Mrs, t astle-street
Wynes James, Ca,tle-street, ofh WI- of ftth Hussars
Walter 11, contrab.m.dista
wheaVey Jas S, 6, Oakbank, Oxton, private gentleman ~,,,,,
lgth century of
wrigleswmth Edw, Kingston-upon-Hull, East y0,,,i, , ~.
Wilson Thomo, West Derby. dress suit 'dile Vol:
Witter G J, 36, Drownlow-street, gentleman of 19th ec
Watts Mr Edward, Eller/mond-row. full dress trbukry
Witter Mr, tradesman of the next century
Witter Miss, red, white, and Roe
Wood Mr T, School-lane, full dregs
Walter Mrs H, 8, Kensington, court dress
Windsor Mr William, Dale-street, full dress
windsof Mrs William, Dale-street, full dress
Wallbridga 3114 A, Liverpool, full dress
Weston Mr John, 4, Murray-street, Don Cmsar de Baran
n
Weston Mrs John, 4, Ittucourt --
rray-street, lady of the az, ,
Woodward Mrs WC, 7, Dan/by-street, full dress cl,,— ''.

Woods Wm 79, Shaw-street, Belobegor the Mouriteb k
,
" Cures all co t‘plaints with a single &Me," an :
Wragg Mre, Liverpool. Spanish lady in the reign of Henry iv
Walker Miss, 35, Clarence•street, Everton, plain lull dress'
WoodWArd Mr NY C, 7, Datilby-street, full dress
Williams Mr W Herbert, Church-street, bstrrister
Woods George, Sepitton, Sheepface, in the " Village Lawyer"
Woiston F A, London, Costume A 1 of the present period
Whamond John, Everton, 4th division Lancashire Artillery
Lancashire
Volunteers
Westfield James A, 7, Creswell-street, Everton
Artillery Volunteers
Vo•Mnatil,3 Miss, Lark hill, full dress
Williams John, Ilvrom-street, Charles n
Wallace cbtries, full dress
Williams Mrs, Guadrant, "Rosalind" in the play of
you

like it"
NS-Hies Albert M,"IS, Ur per Parliament-street, costume of
General Scott, IT.S. Army
Whitworth Mr and Mrs, Seacombe, full dress
Wilmott William, Whitechapel, Themes Waterman
Williams Mrs, Byrom-street, evening dress
Williams Miss, Byrom-street, country girl
Wickes Mrs, 18, Upper Parliament-street, wife of Gen. Scott
Walker Miss, Clarence-street, evening dress
Walpole 31r, Highland laddie
Welsh It
Wood Mrs, 26, Cable-street, lady of the court of Louis XV
Woodhead Edmund, Gloucester-place, Everton, French car-
nival dress
Wood Bobeit, 26, Cable-street, full dress
Wells Charles, Bold-street, Paul Pry
Wells Charles, jun. Bold-street, Paul Pry, jun.
Woodhegd F,dmund, Gloucester-place, Evertor, appeared as if
he had just returned from Paris in a French carnivsl dress,
which suited him admirably
Woods Miss
Walton W H, Rumford-plitee, volunteer
Wright George, 2, Upper Woodlands, Birkenhead, Cheshire
rifleman
Wannop MaSter Jtran, 116, Islington
Watson, B A, 32, Low-hill
Walter H, 8, Kensington, master mason
Williams B, Phythianrstreet
Whall6y E, Liverpool, rifleman Victoria
Williams John, Lord-street
Winn, .1 IC, Alma Bank, Higher Tranmere. This gentleman
was supposed to have imagined himself " An Astronomer,"
as he was heard to say---
" On nature's Alps I stand,
And See a thousand firmaments beneath!
A thousand systems as a thousand grains."

Watt J A
Wright Charles, Talbot Villa
Wood Robert, Cable-street ; Mrs Wood looked remarkably well
in the costume of a lady of the court of Louis ..X.-"V
Watkiss F,
Watson Miss, 148, Richmond-row, French peasant
Walter E R, 8, Kensington, British tar
Walter Master, 8, Kensimton, a French page
Webster John, jun. Bootle, military uniform
\Williams Miss, Moira-street
Withell It, South Cantle-street, jockey, winner of the Derby
of 1860

Yates James, 7, Pembroke-place, 4th L.V.A.
Younghusband J 11, Elm-vale.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALFRED.

His Royal Highness Prince Alfred landed yesterday
morning at Portsmouth from on board the Eurvalus,
and proceeded to London forthwith. His Royal High-
ness was accompanied by Lieut. Coxwell. He travelled
by special train on the London and South Western
Railway, arriving at the 'Waterloo Station at a quarter
past one yesterday afternoon, where he was received by
the Queen's Equerry in Waiting and his Royal High-
ness Prince Arthur. The meeting between the two
young Princes was most cordial. his Royal Highness
ooked remarkably well. The Princes proceeded to
Buckingham Palace in one of the royal carriages.

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