The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-18 00:00:00

OPENING

OP THE

NEW FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY

MtrSE UM,
-6111 A W'S BROW',
THE GIFT OF
WILLIAM BRO*I4, tSQ.,
TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL.

°mak.; PROGRAMME OF PROCEEDINGS:-
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18.
The Clergy, the Magistrates, Members of the Council and of
the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, and other invited
guests, will meet the Mayor at the Town-hall, at Ten o'clock

a.m.
Carriages taking company to the Town-hall on the Morning
of the 18th to form in line in Church-street, along the north
side of Lord-street, east side of North John-street, north side
of Dale-street, set down at the Town-hall, and parts &ija
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down Water-street, along Fenwick-street, and doWn Sc
Castle-street. Those carriages which are appointed to join
the Procession will tarn into Reltiford-street, where they will
remain until called, taking 'tip With their horses' heads towards
Dale-street, and falling in with the Procession as directed by
the police,
No carriages conveying company to the Town-hall will be
permitted to pass the barrier at the top of Dale-street after
Half-past Ten o'clock a.m.
A Joint Address will be presented to William Brown, Esq
from

The Architectural and Archwological Society,
The Chemists' Association,
The Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire,
The Literary and Philosophical Society, and
The Polytechnic Society ;
And an Address from the Chamber of Commerce.
A procession will be marshalled and leave the Town-hall, al
Eleven o'clock, in the following order :
FI3E POLICE BRIGADE.
BOYS FROM THE SCHOt9L-FRIGATE CONWAY.
SEAMEN FROM HER MAJESTY'S. SHIP MAJESTIC.
VOLUNTEERS Is TIM FOLLOWING ORDER t
IntioAne STA IT.
Colonel Mac Ivy'', Commanding.
Lieut.-Colo volunteers,
Bousiield. Ist Battalion Lancashire Rilie
Volunteeis, Second in Conimaad.

Brigade Major—Capt. Sharm..m, 2nd L.A.V.
Aides-de-Catifp.
Captain IL IL Hornby, 4th L.A.V
Captain T. A. Bushby, 4th L.A.V.
Captain It, H. Tercker, 15th L.R.V
Captain lYlaitin, 38th L.R.V
Captain Chambres, 3rd C.R.V
captain J. B. Morgan, Bth L.A.V
Lieut. Thomas Gardner, 4th L.A.V
Lieut. J. B. Morley, 22nd L.R.V
Lieut. T. S. Rogerson, 15th L.R.V
Lieut. Thomas Haigh, jun., Ist L.E.V
Lieut. Skirving,
VOL Royal Lancashire
BRlGADEArtillery Militia
UNTEE
Liverpool Mounted Rifle Volunteers,
B. L. Morley, Esq., commanding.
• . ARTILLERY
Guns of the Bth Lancashire Artillery Volniktcets,
Captain Clay Commanding
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Captain William Brown, Commanding
Captain Hastings, Second in Command.
Ist Lancashire Artillery Volunteers
2nd » f
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13th „ f ff
14th ~ OP
20th „ f f
2ND BRIGADE.
Major Walter, Commanding.
Captain Melly, Second in Command.
4th Brigade Lancashire Artillery Volunteers.
3RD BRIGADE.
Captain P. Thompson, Commanding.
Captain P. F. Tinne, Second in Command.
9th Lancashire Artillery Volunteers,
12th „ r,
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15th „ r, If
17th „
ENGINEERS.
Ist Lancashire Engineer Volunteers.
Captain Commandant, J. Newlands, Commanding.
Captain Picton, Second in Commanl.
RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
IST BATTALION.
Captain Taylor, Commanding.
Captain Bright, Second in Command.
Ist Lancashire Rile Volunteers,
22nd ~
88th „
45th „
'66th „
69th „
74th
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COLLEGIATE CADETS.
2ND BATTALION.
Lieut.-Colonel Gladstone, Commanding.
Major Tinley, second in Command.
sth Lancashire Rifle Volunteers.
19th „ PP PP
39th ~ 22
42nd ~ ,•
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64th „ Pt PP
68th ~ ~ ~
71st „
PP„ PP
14th
BATTALION.
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Captain Hamilton, Commanding.
Captain Eaton, Second in Command.
15th Lancashire Rise Volunteers.
41st ~ 22
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63rd „
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72nd
CHESHIRE, 'VOLUNTEER BRIGADE.
Artillery and Rifles in order of precedence, under command o:

Senior Officers of Cheshire Volunteers present.
BOYS in UNIFORM from the following Institutions :
Royal Institution,
Industrial School,
Orphan Boys,
Blue-coat School,
Liverpool Institute.
The Boys belonging to each of these Schools will muster in the
Piazzas, Exchange-buildings, not later than Ten o'clock, a.m.
THE MAGISTRATES,
The Assessor, Commissioner in Bankruptcy, Judges of the

County Court,
TOWN COUNCILLORS,
ALDERMEN,
Regalia and Officers of the Corporation.
An open Carriage and Four, containing the MAYOR, the
RECORDER, WILLIAM BROWN, Esq., and his blether,
JAMES BROWN, Esq.
The Mayor's State Carriage, containing the Lord Bishop of
Chester, the Archdeacon of Liverpool, the Rector of Liver-
pool, and the Town-clerk.
The Mayor's Chariot, containing J. A. PICTON, Esq., the
Chairman of the Library and Museum Committee, and the
Corporation Surveyor, J. WEIGHTMAN, Esq., who is the
Architect of the New Library and Museum.
Invited Guests, in open carriages.
The Clergy and Ministers of all denominations.
Members of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board.
_ The Trustees of the Derby Museum.

Members of the Special Committee appointed by the Council
on this occasion, not otherwise specified.
Members of the Select Vestry.
Deputations who have presented Addresses.
Members of Literary and Scientific Institutions.
Commercial Associations.
Clerk of Works, bearing Plans.
Builder and Officers of the Library and Museum.
Gentlemen in the employ of Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co.
Townsmen generally.
Police.
The Clergy are not expected to appear in their gowns.
The inhabitants who desire to join in this procession will
assemble in North John-street four deep, and proceed up
Cook-street, to take their appointed place in the procession,
which will pass by the following route:—
Castle-street, Lord-street, Church-street, Bold-street, Berry-
street, Great George-street, Parliament-street, St. James's.
road, Rodney-street, Clarence-street, Russell-street Seymour-
street, London-road, to the New Free Library wad Museum,
Shaw's-brow.
The streets forming the route will be sto-oped for ordinary
traffic from 10 a.m. until the procession iias passed through
them respectively.
The ceremony of presenting the b'ailding, by Wm. Brown,
Esq., to the Mayor, on behalf of „he Inhabitants, will take
place on a raised dais in froat of the building.
Platforms will be erected fo• the accommodation of ladies.
Those only will be admitt
Carriages conveying :ed who have obtained tickets.
Krties to these platforms will form in
Lime-street, enter the
'carrier at the top of Shaw's-brow, pass
away along Shaw's-.
orow, round into St. John's-lane, and wait
in Lime-street, to, the South of St. George's-hall, and take up
the same way. These carriages will be permitted to pass
through the. line of the route of the procession until twelve
o'clock,
r..pon the occupants presenting their tickets to the
police.

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BANQUET
All take place in St. George's Hall, at Six o'clock p.m. The
Doors will be opened at Five p.m.
Those with Tickets for the Banquet, or for the Galleries,
will enter at the North Entrance.
Ladies and Gentlemen going either to the Banquet or to the
Galleries must appear in Evening Dress, and Officers in Uni-

form.
Carriages conveying company to the Banquet will form in
line at the top of Itenshaw-street, by St. Luke's Church, pass
along Renshawsstreet, Lime-street, and enter the enclosure
between the Lions, setting down at the North Entrance of the
Hall, fronting Shaw's-brow, and drive off up Islington or
down Shaw's-brow.
loan, .
Spare Cars will form in the North-east angle of the area, in
front of the Hall.
In the evening there will be grand displays of Fireworks at
the following places:—