The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

VOL 2,256 REGIBTEREDauATDRANSMISSION

Amusciarnts.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY ! ! !

Jr
MR: AND AIRS. GERMAN JAEED,

MR,. ,JOHN' PARRY,
WILII GIVE THEIR

ENTERTAINMENT
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING TiTH INSTANT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING 2BTH INSTANT.
TI4URSDAY EVENING 29TH INSTANT.
FRIDAY EVENING 3OTH INSTANT.
SATURDAY EVENING JST DECEMBER.
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, ,
AND
. .

TO-MORROW (-WEDNESDAY) ArTERNOONi 28kra DoT:i

AT HAU FAST TWo.
Aretl Stalls (for Which an early application is necessary) 4s.
Unreserved Area - -
Gallery • • •
• ls.

Tickel3 to be had only at. Messrs: Smith's Muric Warehouse,
and at PreAps;• ancl s(pfs, Bold-hreet.

CLAYTON-HALL, ULAYTON-SQUARE,
LAST SIX NIGHTS.
INTR. GEORGE TIOD SON,

THE
COMEDIAN AND VOCALIST,
EACH EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCR.

DAY PERFORMANCE on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY)

iit Italfzgast T*O.

egeriied goats, 2s. Body of the Hail, is. ;, Gailery, 6d.
leket:s at the Hall fromEle;ien fill Cine.,; and at
Mesare,limith, Lord..gtivel:

pubtir RatiffS,

PUBLIC NOTICE.-" THE HARRINGTON."

TN consequence of the NON-COMPLETION of
the CULINARY APPARATUS, the OPENING sit this
EstabliAlithent is , iinairoidably Nail:NNE]) till Wednesday
next, the 18th inst: ROBERT CHILD; Preprietor:

EO4
TO THE PENES OL _
AYoung Man, INVALID, for many years through
weakness and bodily deformity, being unable for general
work, wsuld be thankful for a little EMPLOYMENT or any
DONATIONS' he may receive to assist him in making a living
for himself. Apply to Mr. Ellerbt ek, 68, Bold-street.

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN
DISTRESS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the aboire Society
-
-win be 11(44 at the
tin t titmstiAT NEV, tile nth ingtanti
• tt.Ont
When the MAYOR take. the,Cliair.
All Subscriberg, Donors, and Friends of the Society are
respectfully invited. • • •

iNTEiii;OOE CPMETEVX:-ANFIELD PARK,IJ „
wAtToN:—The coMpetitive Designs dnii, Drawings fyr
the Chapels, MortilarY, Simeiliitendent's Ilonse Entrance,.
and Lodges required in the abdve cemetert, b Pei4iiissipti of
the competitors, to be open to PUBLIC INSPECTION at
Cuthbert's, Picture Galleries, 12, Clayton-square, Liverpool,
from Monday. the 3rd, to Saturday, the Bth of December; next
inclusive, from Ten o'clock a.m. until Three o'clock p.m. each
day. By order of the Burial Board.
WILLIAM GAY, Clerk.
12, Clayton-square, Liverpool, Nov. 20, 1860.

MERSEY, DOCKA ESTATE.
VOTTCE.--An ANCHOR; weighing about 30 Cwt.,
ii.
.1_ N .tiit atidtit 4d fathdrn4 of li-indli Chain aitrphed,,hat!-
ing„hedn p eked ii.p in thb avEr ti the Nyatt.tßa ifft Notice,, Is
Hereby G yen, that the. IV.Ninef May feemq, t e pine upoit.
giving the necessary partiMilars, and pflYing all apensch. If
nott claimed within Thirty Days from the. date her6Of; thi mete
wilt be,sold,on account' of 'ham it max concern: !
The chain and anchor mAy.he seep aVhe. Aitay,Mtofe, To
trill Ddelt, ariff'dll #nfoitiff,ttion hadanon,application.,at the
Water Bailiff's At m, Geoige'i Plt,'r, upon di4, dati bites eta
the hours of Ten a.m., and Four p.m. By orda.
DANIEL MASO', Secretary.
book-offioe, November 3rd,- 1860.

YOUNG MEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,

LIVERPOOL.

HE Sixth WINTER COURSE of LECTURES
T
velll he delivered (DN.) in the Hall of the Collegiate
ingtitutidt, Shah'-street, on the following TUESDAY' EVEN-
/NOS 4-
14otettiber 27.-,4Ret. 0. WINSLOW, D,D., Ptah, " The
Indestritetibility df Thought."
Deeember 4.=-=Rev: WILLIAM 'LANDELS•, Landon,
Scottigh Cdvbfiariterg."
Decodiher 11.;;;-Be4; W; BROCK; London; "The Burning
RUA.",
December 13.---fteti. J. d, t,iiLtErt, Dirrthrigham,
" Courtship and Marriage."
Previous to each Lecture a Selection of Music will be Per-
formed on the Organ by Mr. R. W. Crowe.
Chair taken at. Half-past Seven o'clock. • •
Single Admission—Lower Gallery, Is. ; Body, 6d.; Upper
Gallery, 34. To be had at -the Rooms, 44. Renshaw-street ;
and of Benson and Mullett, 10, Castle-street; Smyth and Co.,
62, Bold-street; Thomson, 1•80. London-road. ' •
• CHARLES BREWER, Sectetary.

DUNDONALD
A StII3SCRIPTION, has
for, t 4 'Alpo& effetinka Ai
tail of Duntlanhld; and tlreadj
a, considerable amount of moue:
the following names :

The Mayor £s 0 0
J. Braniley-Moore 21 0 0
John Pascoe Grenfell 3 3 0
J. A. Tobin
Alderman Cooper 1. 0 0
James Tyrer • 1 0 0
James Steains ' 0 0
CliatieS Morley
Mould and .Mapld 1 40 0
John Kwahison
James Macrae 1 0 0
J. 11. Dickinson 1 0 0
G. A. TiOey 1 0 0
Swinfen Jordan
Qiuintep Fleming 1 0 -0
#rockiebank
T. T. Clint 1 0 0
S. Price EdWards
J. Buck Lloyd 1 0 0
Charles Cotesworth 1 0 0

. Further subsbriptions will be
Co., Bankers; the Union Bank,
News Rooms, or by J.

" The

MEMORIAL FUND.—
; been OPENED in Liverpool
tonunient to the methory of the
', with, tittle of no polieitation,
bas been collettett; ifithiding

Samuel Johnston kl 0 i
Joseph.MOndel
William Moon 3 3
S. Mellor
1-1. J. Hampshire
E. C. Friend ' ' 1 0 0
W. J. Harris
J, COuard '
R. 13: ' . , I 0 Q
Charles Brownell
James Lister
John Marshall 1 1 0
Robertson Gladstone 1 1 0
y. Edwards Moss
V. Daiglish 1 1 0
Robert Dalglish
Kenneth Howie
T. F. Deme,tt ,..1 1 0
John Farnv,rofth..,::. 1 0 0
M. J. Whitt).
received by Messrs Moss and
the Exchange and Athenocum
3RAMLET-MOORE. _ _

Treasurer to the Fund.

LOCAL MARINE BOARD.
TAE MERCHAN'T SHIPPING ACT, 1854.
BOROUGH
...AND SEAPORT 01,' LIVERPOOL.

•
SAMUEL ROBERT GliA.VESTilsqulic,Mayor
, of the Eorough of Liverpool, do hereby, under the pro-
isions of the abovenatned Act,.fix that the Election of One
Member of the Local Marine Board for the Seaport of liver-
viol, to otipply the Eitraefrdinatv Aracanev occasioned by. ink
Resignation Of the Office of a Member of the Said Board, and
to Continue in office Co long as I, the said Samuel Robert
Grifres, would have continued in office, name' y, until the 24th
-day of January inclusive, in the year 1863, will be holden in
the' Cro*n Court, St. George's-hall, Lime-street, within the
said Borough, on Thursday; the 6th day of Detember next, at
Tcn o'clock in the forenoon.
At this Election every Person whose name appears on the
ReVise& List of 'Voters is qualified to Vote for One Candidate,
and to give to such Candidate the number of Votes set opposite
the name of the Voter in the Revised List. ~ •
Every Male Person who is, according to such Revised List,
entitled to Vote, is qualified to be elected a Member of the said
Board:
And I do fix that such Election shall be conducted as follows,
that is to say,—every Person entitled to Vote shall personally
deliver to the.person appointedto receive the Votes, a Voting
Paper containing the Christian Name and Surname and the
Place of Abode of the Person for whom he Votes, the Voting
being previously signed with the Names of the Person
Voting, and ,specifying the Number of Votes given for the
Person for whom he Votes. . .._

And I do fig that such Election shall finallk Close at Four
o'Clock in the Afternoon of the said Sixth day of December
next.

Dated this 23rd day of November, 1860.
Town-hall. S. P. GRAVES, Mayor.
N 8.--„Copies of the Register of V,:ters may be obtained on
applicatibn at the ToWh-clerk's Public-office, Town-hall,
between the hours, of Ten a.m., and Four p.m.