The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-20 00:00:00

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Or- . ZOU• A .1T E ART'I.S T S, . .. 51--irn en" ,11:4:1 ' .ei ..-e;are -,,,,,ea -seta ----,./
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ORILiTNAL FOUNDERS OF THE THEATRE AT INKERMANN '
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Ad . - (duving the Crimean War), ~ . .. '
lot Where, under the enemy's tire, they gained such renown and .., • • ~ . ~, „. , ....... . .
have ,since performed-•at • Constantinople, Athens; Paris (on
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his • the Theatre of the. VariOtee), all France; BeigiumeNether- •
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le lands,' ilamleargh; Hanover, • Frankfort, Prussia, Deamark,
Norway, Sweden,-Austria; Bohemia, Ilungaty. Italy, Savoy, ~, ‘), 1 '''' 1 1 REGISTERED FOR TRANoeil: e toe e
AI3ROAD. 1 LIVERPOOL, 'MON DAY, AUGUST 20, 1860. - - ---------- -
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the • .Switgeriand, 13ayara, Spain, Pertueal, Gibealtar, itial lately . VOL. VT.-----.-Nu-___i•-:,_:.-___i_::::----__
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• ,at the'•PrineeeS's 'TtieStre,. in -London. : • _ •._ _ _ ---- - ---- • -- -----7-
nee The Zollares perform th,, „Ladies in the;r Illys. . AMitStintiliii.. .
• public Abbressts. Viiblic abbressrs. „
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Vaal The battles in vehleh the Zouave Artists were engagea are- _ 1 .
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NOTE..-The Military Papersprevine the authenticity of ele. - ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. P ..
I.ANO-FO4T.E.'S 'AND HAR.MONI-UM*, -TAME•S- ' K E-E,T,t S.H,I.- R T.ALA. KEit ,
lib, Zotiave Artists may be seen at the Box-ottice on application. •.,- •. •
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, FROM L 3 TO £' ON HIRE, WITH. OPTION OF PURCHASE. ej 18, BERRY-STREET, _, . .
150, ' N. 8.-" THE GOLDEN OLOYE'," ESTABLISILM ENT. '
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ter. THIS EV.ENING, (MONDAY), AUGUST 20th, . r'il-LIE SAVAGE• CLUB •PERFORMANCE, . , . PLA.NO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS.•REPAIRED. OR ExCHANGED.
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uld The Perforaianee will eominence witti the French Vandeeelle I_ TO-MORROW (TIJESDAy), THE ?Ise INSTANT. !1. e ,
MILITAIRIea-far -rENSIONNAIRE. ---- - ,NEW MDS.IC ARRA"NG'ED ON 'BAR-REL ORGANS. I__l OME-M A D .E .8 UIR.T. S at .
had ; -Areanged by the Zduayee for thei Theatee at Inkerrnann. ; NOTICE. ' •.,.., . -. , . . nAVII,LAITV ADDED TO TIIFIR IsTOK .
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-Er UGH.ES AND CO.,
-Rosins (a young Russian Maiden), anuave Glatigny.. The whole of the Dress Circle being let, ana numerous
AN-EXTENSIVE• ASSORTMENT OF . . Of which a large Stock is always kept on hand. .
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The Schoohnistress Zoutive Lucien. appliCations still being, made, the. ComMittee•have resolved to
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'ase Loulore (Zthetve of the Ist Reilment) - ZoutiveFrederiek. issue a limited number of .; . • ,
DRESS STALLS.; ` ` '' '' ' ELEGANT- AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE, - N . -I, . VAN.• G, RiU ISE N , 3s. 6d., 4s. 6d., iisi-6d;,.-and 7s. each?, ,a.,
1.301t-Ins-solf (Corporal) Zoutive Bazerque• READY FOR UsE, OR NADI: TO 011 DER, , 2
to The actiou takes place before Sebastopol, durine the' Tickets for- whiele may be obtained, price 'Six Shillings,each, .... ~ ORGAN, , PIANO-FORTE, AND' HARMONIUM MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER. AT THE-- GOLDEN' DLOVE •ESTA.BLISHMENT,
'ant ~ Crimeep War. . ' upon immediate application at the Boxaotlice of the Theatre. In Every Style -and 'Variety, made from the mast • 'Chaste 18, BERRY-STREET. • ,
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After which the French Vaudeville. by M. Peligny, - Entrance.to.the Priyate Boxes aed Seale; through. the Stage . NOTE.-aThese Shirts being all made by Liverpool
Fore UNE FILLEaTERRIBLE. . Door in Roe-street. EPaatetteorrineet4, faroifimd
taroLrnartahee Sbte9o ctk:ifiuSi
tie afascOtnuelde;l:,iminbtehre, incotuhnetirryown
LIVERPOOL,
- - • • _. Neediewomen,: aye 'guaranteed to be well sewn, aud a
lea. The Zouave Lucien will perforiu the " Fele Terrible," . , ,DOOrs to onen at' Six &chick,' and holders of tickets. will be ~ . --- EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNED, REPAIRED, OR EXCHANGED. good fit warranted. Jae-i.e.,:
. . ~, ' . aged 16 years. • . exelusively admitted up to: halppast six., after which, if any THE NEWEST DESIGNS FROM PARIS
ero- ',Mine. Dumoulin 7euave Glatigny. • , rooire -refl.-laths, inOlie'V'Wili be . teeived -at the 'doe) s. The . , - J. KEET,' 18, BERRY-STREET. 2,1.1
zouave Frederick. • IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE. ,
ive. -At. Durochor • '..s.,ti
Jeannot ' ' • • ' 7onave-Sebastien. Curtain will rise at a Quarter befere, Seven prompt.
C. MILLWARD, Local Director. a , TOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-assorted STOCK of BA-it', HOOP, SHEI4:T
IN SILK, SILK AND WOOL, ALL WOOL, AND 1
not , UNION DAMASKS, .
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B.U.LAD -.‘ Ce n'est pas perdu," ,by Zonave' Glatigny, ' - and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wiciught and Cut NAILS; &c., Whelesale anti Retail. .1.- -1-: :_•-- .- - HAIR-1 ... -11.A.113.! ! __HAIR!!! ._ ,
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Luse . First Soprano of Inkermann• .
Le Rondeau du Zonzma" by Zoustve Frederick, Primo Tenore . .
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thew commends for these .... ~ . . FRED. LEWIS'S ELECTRIC; OIL is the only
. . So that Parties favouring them with Remedy ever discoveied that well effectively restore tie
of Inkerniann. ' ' TOLMORROW (TUEBTJA.Y), THE 21se INSTANT. Goods, may rely ,on beingsupplied at all times with the most , A. -K E 11' It 2 . -,• • Hair when ..,-, eak en tailing eft'. Its ie.,- wel leader the • hue
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' To cOnclude'with Novel and Approved PatternS. ~ !_, f •
. . ,• • soft and glossy, peeserving it from d. eav ta thaugeeif, stolour to
the • AN AMBUSCADE AT INKERMANN, • . ,
the ' Which betel- the Zouave Artists, who, during .a performanee, Or Tint LATE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF T—ITE WIDOW AND CHILDREN -
. • . ---- , PAINTER, PAPER-HANGER, DECORATOR, 4ce,.., . &e. the latest period: Sold in bettlee at 2s:6i-end:Ss:ed. eexh, by
W. Jecasoo, Cheinist, 97, Mount-plea:sant, Liverpool. r. !
• -were surprised by the enemy, andhad to take to eneir arms. 110-BERT .B. 13. ROUGH. . . ,
- IN THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Begs most respectfully to return thanks to
,lais Friends and the Public for the very liberal patronage afforded to him . • -
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for the last Ffteen Years, and at the same time to intithate that he.hafi just REMOVED from 24, GREAT GEORGE-
. Oaavat : Milltaire .et , Pensionnaire-Rondeau-tallad- T • • „ .- • . . ,
STREET, to LIRGE and COMMODIOUS PREMISES DIRECTLY OPPOSITE (No. 71), which he 6s opened with an
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edit . . line Fine TerribleL-An Ambuscade at lnkermenn. . , A DRAMATIC, EERFORIVIANCE BY THE . .he utmost attention continues to be bsetowed on the
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-- LONDO,N ,SAVAGE CLUB. '.., , . - • LONDON-ROAD, , LIVERPOOL, !
tof .Doors open at Half-naet Seve'ne and the performances corn- • •.,_ • . . .., ~ , . , Maaufacture of their ,
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• „ . . EXTENSINT STOCK OF
,PAPER-HANGINGS 'OF THE • NEWEST `,.IDESIGNS ;
'mance at Eight o'clock precisely. : . . R BEDDING HORSE-HAIR,
STEAM-PIIRIFIED FEATHE . , _ . which, for (panty and price, cenaot he surpassed ; and he hopes that, by Aria attention •ti linainees, lae may merit a
:ce9- - .- , 641)ctission-7Dre,as Bexes,
.45.; .Side
'.- - ' - • - Art who have consented to act fiS a General Committee on i.
Boxes 35.; Pit, 2s. ; - ' Amongst the distinguished representatives of Literature
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, WOOL AND COTTON MATTRESS , . . . . .
the Gallery, Is.- - ' • • occasion; arc- . , share of their support and patronage. • ! .!....,I ii, _ . nOLF.RATt TERNS.
The 130 a-office is open from Ten to Three Daily for securing . . Wilkie Celina, Esq. . , . .
CharleSDickens, Esq.. All of which are made up of the best materials only, and at 71, GREAT, GEORGE-STREET. tchoemDmo et,
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1 Trevellers.
had Seate in the-Ores. Circle • and- taking- Private Boxes, which, :
.6,361'0 -Cruickshank, Esq. J: R.' Planche, Esq. eed 'elsewhere for e . :: Is7o ; :'''', • LEOPOLD, SECCIII, PROPRIETOR.
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may be had under the direction of M . • G. A. Sala,- Esq. Tbm Tayler, Esq. prices not higher tfian are
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FAMILY -MO-U- RNING.---:14. CRIPPS, SILK MERCER, SHAWL' AND 'IVIANTI,k MANUFACTURE R, On Parle Francais, se liable Eepanol, si Perla Italian°, Men
Spricht Dee t sch.
. Bayle Bernard: Esq. W. Blanchard Jerrold, Esq. • inferior 'articles. .
ff._. UP OYAL AMPHITHEATRE, 7 Mark Lemen, Esq.. .J. Stirling Coyne, Esq. AND IMPORTER OF FRENCH NOVELTIES'IN ;LADIES' DRESSabe Sto etatet at the above Depertment is replete • ai,Vlieefitoeatnnnia -Railway Stetion, , and ,
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IRON BEDSTEADS IN EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY. ,
Ala • GREAT' CHARLOTTE-STREET, Starlee Brooke. Esq. , Colonel Adclisen., . , th every ea;cteption of FAMILY AND COMPLIMENTARY MOURNIN - MATAS, CRAPEB, MA OF,-
• Proprietor, Mr, W. ReCereLaND.. . Herbert Ingram, Esq., M.P. , , • . ---- . .
UP SILKS, FANCY DRE-SES, AND AI A.NT LES. The Deesemotaje • Department le i limier •the sur erintenclence of ian W M, .. .B A_ N• D ,
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. -•- • • DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, AND experienced manerrer, and, owing:to superior arrangemente, large orders can be ,eXecuted with great'despatch. '
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- •''LAST PIVE NIGHTS OF THE' ENGAGEMENT - SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE; 14 & ld, : BOLD-STREET. TAILOR AND. DRAPER, •
of a , . . ... .. . . .
'of the very popular Actor, • - ~,
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The Entertainments will consist of Douglas Jerrold's Comedy of
SAINT OUPID ; OR, DOROTHY'S FOR
.. , , PARLOUR GILT MIRRORS, .. ~ _ . - . _ . . . 34, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
.w. BAND has n o t es nd Largest -
and MR. DAVID FISHER,. a !' . GAS CONSUMERS WILL -SEC.U.BE..A.• .B MI T E,R .lIG H T, E:TeAttLf IS::: 77:
Which, for elegance and style, quality and price, are
Zing ROBERT B. BROUGH'S .• P,OEM OF 4 GODIVA. 7
The new and remarkable Burlesque of ' AND A SAVING OP FROM
.20 TO 30 PER. CENT.,
_ LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE ENGAGEMENT 1
THE FORTYeTHIEVES," ' • , Unequalled by any Jrouse out of London.
. . Bilnurro , ._ . ~; ~ . ~ .
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ilfeet •of the celebrated American Comedian, •' • ' ' )1' If E PATEN•T GAS ECOND,MISER, . in Liverpool for Gentlemen to choose from
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ions, - kn. .11. WATKINS', - ' I The -joint production of Messrs. Planchts; Talfourd, Byron,
( Buckingham, Halliday, Laweance, end the Brothers Brough. , ' • • -ea...ea. " •
TO,RE HAD oNLy AT THE . W. BAND'S cEaegre are moderate. The best Cut
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Originally produced for a charitable parte:se at the Lyceum . and, raost stylish Garneente made to measure, at a
viith . THIS EVENING (MONDAY), rue Vern- INSTANT., .
1 Theatre, my' honoured by the presence of Her Most °raethus T . HUG. H •
'_The new American Drama, received nightly with. enthueaastc ES.A•ND C 0 . , '' •4, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. Reasonable Price.
tee is Majesty the Queen.. . „, a . .
.. OFFICES FOR PROCURING PATENTS TO INVENTIONS,
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applause, entitled • e--------_,e .. —
ly be '
THE PIONEERS OF AMERICA. ... After which, by kind permieeion of W. R. Copeland, Esq., the CABINETMAKERS, . -v ' .
' N.13.--The ADDRES'B. 24; LORD-STREET.
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tend, • Jocko , ' .. . ' Mr. H. Watkins. • ,
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DYING FOR LOVE. TITIOTOGEApHS- TAKEN LIFE SIZE by the PATENT SOLAR CAMERA. 'PROCESS, ancV
PH,OTOGRAPHY.-., E. ‘ir PATENT PROCESS.
inder From the Pantomime of-. Little Snow White," supported by GENERAL - HOU-SE FURNISHERS
Harry Thornton • ' Mr. D. Fisher. •- • •,• . .: the.entire Corps de Eallet. ' -L. COLOURED reepee, oit, CRAYONS, which Combine the fidelity of the Photograph with the aetistlc-finish of thei F O.ItEIGN LIQUEURS.-
t hat . And BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
.. e . • •-,, e; - THE,LOTTERY TICEET. '4s' AND ' 47, BOLD-STREET, Pencil, and ace perfectly perrnanent -"' - • -- •
' Mr. D. Fi.lier. , • •
;-e of wimam . . : .
• (OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET,) , Parties having SMALL PORTRAITS of DECEASED FRlENDS,,may.listop them ENLARGED to,,WEIaIZE, and Maraechine, Curacoa, Noyau, Cherry 'BRANDY (Heeling's),
The Principal Cbaractere 'WU be sustained by MEIVIBERS. OF . COLOURED by- thie process. . i ...
those OnaTuesdae; A Dramatic Performance for the Benefit of the
TIVO,. SAVAGE CLUB.- - _ ~, . , . 4s. per Pint Bottle each.
Widow, and Children of the, late, R., B. BROUGH, by the • , . ' ' LIVERPOOL. ARTISTS and AMATEURS may have their 'wet NEGATIVES ENLARGED TO ANY SCALE hy the above CLARET, a liound, light, Dinner Wine at 21s. per Doz.
boar, MEMBV.RS OF THE LONDON SAVAGE CLLB, Doeys emen at Half-past .Six, the performance to commence .. . . process, on CANVAS or PAPER; on applicatiom ',Li t . , DITTO, finest vintages,.Boe., 605., and 40s. per Doz.
On Wedr:esday, ~ at' Seven, arid Carriaebetd be erdered for EleVen o'elock. • • - AN:INSPECTION OF SPECIMENS IS RES#ECTAILLY• INiITED. HOCKatine ligelcheimere 545. " !
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THE LANCERie • Private eoxes. Two Guineas ; Dress Boxes, 45: ; Side Boxes, ' 'IIIANUFACTORIES :.• • : 7 - DITTO, sparklinleaaile., and Pints 325.
aing, , Victor Mr. D. Fisher. • 2.5. 6d.: Pit..az. 6d. ; Gallery, ed.
SEEL-STREET, AND' 45, FLEET,STREET, - ~ . . . . S
W. RATTRAY, ARTI T, . . • MOSELLE, finest sparkling, 655., and Pints 345. ''
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athe- ' DYING FOR LOVE. , The Box Plan la aow open at the Theatre, and places may be al,
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Harry Thornton Mr. D. Fisher. ...
' , • - 120, BOLD-STREET.' • JAMES STEWART & CO.'S, . :'1
lreh- • And ELACK-EYED SUSAN. . secured. from-Tente Th red; O'clock. e . '. :
, Jickets may.neweoe aaeal at all.t„pe Newspauer Offices, Music
ope. nd the usual plaees. .. . • ... • WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, AND
W. TurnitUre Packed and Removed to all parts of as §ILKS.-JOHN CRIPPS begs, to invite. :atteßtiolll6 Several important Parchases of rich SILK ROBES - .
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ioner
,William . 31r. D. Fisher. Th•Oeilitno .Thstumelndispeueithle in the Dress Cirele. • • LERS.OF ALES AND rokenß,
that, ". On Thrusday for the Benefit of Mr. Watkin,
, • •. . Town and Country. . which his buyer leas jUst effected-at' greatlye aedueed prices. One lot, worth special notice, willhe offered at Ea 19s. 6d; the
. THE PIONEERS OF AMERICA.. • . - - Mr.:Edmund Falconer.
Actheg Managcr...._ .......... Mr. Leicester Buckingham.
Stage Irianacer •
. eof 18 yards, lately solcLat 955-. 7.hiloeber lot, Frei-L.oa beautifolly Brocaded iu Velvet, the same length; £4 19s. the riabe. QUEEN INSURANCE-BUILDINGS,
Id be . Jocks:, Mr. H. Watldns. ,
Han. seeeetary .., ............ . Mr. Ata.eew Halliday. a . These ere mnch below the Mannfooturer's Prices in PoriO. Also, a large•lo/ of handsome CILECKED SILKS 275. edethe dress
of 12 yards. equally cheep: • • . 11. DALE-STREET.
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[dons • NICHOLAS FLAM. . . -. .
~ , ..... ... :Mr. Chariee Millward. . , , , .
Mr. Francis Talfourd and WAREHOUSE FOR SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, FANCY DRESSES, AND !FURS. . ! 212° MILNERS" HOLDFAST & FIRE RESIST-
Teta! . Nicholas Mr.. D. Fisher. Hollingak.ead. JOHN CRIPPS, PnoPairroi. _ ING SAFES (non-conducting, vapourisbag, and cone
And a New Farce FOUNDED ON FACTS, ,
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I AN 0-FORT'ES_ . . ,
•aited Simon Sceptic . .................. , ...... John
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P . with 'easy terms of parcha, e TO PITRCH,ASERS,,,OF FURNITURE.; .. , e improvements under their Quadeuple ' Patents- Of-184e,
-Mr. IL:Watkins. ~ '
,Further particulars era."ll. be shortly' announced. - !
were On Friday, for the Benefit of Mr. David -Fisher,- and th. e. -
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• - T'AR COMM'ERcIAL HOTEL -1) •I A.N• 0-F0 R T E S --,...- 51-54, and 1855, incleding eheir Gunpowder Proof, Dril.
Proof, Heed Steel Plate, coverei trepickable Solid Locks and
1 writ Lase Night But One of his Engagement,
- THE GAME OF SPECULATION. -- : ;- ,- . S . . AND CONCERT ROOMS, _I . on hire, witla option pf purchase. • C - •
iNITL . , CARPET, AiN -BEDDING
M mutts 4. _o g A NORTHERN FUR RE D Lock Cases end Doers, without-which no safe is secure. .
- - V --A, le., E. gpi.is.. THE eartoreramr, Itior, A.ND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS AGAINST
next, • Affable Hawk : .... .. ... . Mr. D• F,isher. , . .
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• WILEIAMSONeSO _ ' YAL ) • .pI AN 0-FORTES
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firs tio:dt.i.b.teiPat. Inti.itieicie.:o.:crif
xialkiieeBV:seeernioptiotio:!:::i.wroan:ircanisl24lled, stei., Gigs.
. lEAT:RE me- , Neo .., REA` .
eemsrefAshe eine.
- ••• . FOUNDEP ON FACTS. (orroseer VIE 11 _ __ _
..... with seven Octaves and three unisons. P
I 2., RE,Riti.-ST.REEI, LIFE. 4 00".1, ,
rned, . Mr. H. Watkins.. See*
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- 71) IA N 0-,F-o.lt TES Have alwaye a STOCK of wellaseasoned FORNITUREand UPHOLSTERS on hind, suitable for eeery pleaseltesidence: Upwards ef 60,000 'of Milners' Holdfaste keep the Cash,
Simon Sceptic ME- 1.. ..a.M.4."'''
) the . And DON CESAR DE 13AZAN. .
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lON 1 The hest Company in Livere • , 1.. • timea, aepaired,anid exchanged. INSPECTION EARNESTLY INVITED.
fused Don Ceesar ' •.• -' Mr. D.. Fisher. ' te. , IMME?,ISE ATT ---T . eieelog, . ConEusee,4 The £l6 WALNUT DRAWINGeRGOM SUITE. Covered m 7,el!Vet,.oe .Da!ta..ask,! co.usiste!, ofe,...lell.X,oielerlf I
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.1,19,,1,J!,:_71.1 gow, Belfast, Leeds,Bnidford,
,&c. "
more hands, (aesieted'll‘,poWel, original,
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pool, and will positively- appear every ____ ,_7.., a_ _ 1 .M ,
11 and TWO EASY -CHAeass,, to 14a 444. Qllly of. the Manufaeturere .. . MILNERB'. PRCENIX 0120) ptxit w °Rip LrvERP ooL,
i • ~ , ,
;• dis- On Saturday, " .
.. , a : saccees of - Miss Ea CAMP.BELL, erc ants, Deele,. epd the zrade contracted with. . • i . ~ .; ... -•
Tia4lhai leees* of sheltei•ingeone thouseaid Woikmen under
N THE LANCERS. a
. , Mr. D. Fisher. : celebrated Comic Vocalist, is receiv , a,' •
, rittetkOlatt 113Iri(?:-FtRUPE"IVIAKERS. .
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MORRIS AND ,CO., ea•'•a'alaee r a --,- r, i,. ..,- -•a- I machinery.-' Mull 406;1 (wee s eem-posrer,) producing Mors
au.- Victor . . .
cutor e . ! DYING FOR LOVE.. . - .
applatiee. Engagement of Mr. and. MrsIWALTORD, Mr• '
SIMMONS. and Mr:-COOKE, eve') niglit. , • GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING WARDHOUsIe,
• ~,,,,aal ..a •
Liverpool show Ithozne--'-6 andaB, Lord
Harry Thornton , Mr. Da Fisher. :Psi' Ai; wijirtlix'entrem.se' Ice .1 .. !
. 12e FTERBIYeSTREET, -LIVERPOOL. . , 'tahhe'dir, elZatf
kg hia Mr. SAUNDERS, theo,eleEreted Be
1111.4zerr ecT ni• .• S - - OHS- '
Il , A./,D HOW R 9 , • N.8.---All Goods Packed end Del' ed c •ge Free within Twenty Miles. .
'' - ' 4 - Milner's' Leateeat Depot; 48Je, Itloorgateestreet, City. '-*
, iver . . arna.
And an American Drama, in' which lefr. H. Watkins will ,
,meece on Menday next, August 13th.
st Seven. 44-- 0. ouTONe S T At X kE, 'T a---44 ..._ .. ..._... . , Circular
. , s tree by. poste.. „ : ..,,./.r.
pro- ' ' appear. Commencing Every Ev.ening at Half-pa
otone Singer, willcom-
- a A.,ITEEPOOL. COA,L !. C ' 0-. AL ! I COAL ! ! ! - .
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East -ainslg m. OLIVE% from the Strand Theatre, London, is
' • ' • ' hty ,
, ' •No Charge for , Adenitaien • •-.oantieinen ; only
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and• Cigars ef the finest qua • Established-L,aacze"-s V 309 Lrvreaeoesta 1859. . . - • ~.. ._ , 1.-- ~ . • _ • • ...
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rp to 'ENGAGED for TWELVE NIGHTS. • . London, Mancliestee; and LiVerpbol papers daily'. ' .
adn.litterl.
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• ARGEST STOCK-wiLtil AK"' ' • ' '
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a/e from • A 1-:,i VUoll'ilW
- - ' MR. GEORG ' -
E HO'NEY, froni the leyne and Tlarrison Royal . .
-Nefia-The Commercial 'Departineht is • quite separ _ T .
HO*AB LITTLER has always a supply- a '.. the Best ORRELL and• other WIGAN COAL L
the Endish Opera; is' ENGAGED for.a • LIMITED NUMBER OF the Concert R00n__.!2.......-
...._...- - -
..;-......................,........., • • DELIVERED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
4- _
stood NIGHTS.' • . ' . ' ' ..'
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• MR. CLARKE, from •the, Strand Theatre, , London, is . - ej 0H N - 1--I ...
,- . ..
. ~$ ~_,k 11,--,1 Tz;:7.-.I,LLL. it.l7C - ••'
f the ENGAGED FOR TWELVE NIGHTS. • • • sEauftifi'jin -EMPLOYERS.
'THE A L BERT-LIFE ASSURANCE OWARD' 6 - - ------- 1.-• -,._, :-•••--. , . .. ~ . ~.:„.“ 1
,GUALITY THE, TEST OF CHEAPNESS. . i .A ,i ~.•:':-I•Jai.:
...i ..liii - '•;0 'T .-I LIA, --,,,- ._, _ -
one of . The whole of- these Portlier Artistes will make their appear- I' lANOF 0 It T E • vix.-. .1......1LJ tea., ',e ,eia
re---
- mice at thls Theatre on Monday, August 27. - I ' - AND 'GUARANTEE COMPANY grants SECURITY to , .
.. , . maw, -,,,, ....... . . . -7----- ~. „ - • -•-. 1. •• ,riii.... .a::1511 Cia.2- -14,Ljal- `' ealle..ll
g his • . ' EMPLOYERS' for thelidelity of.. persons holding responsible HARM() ,
t"the , , , , . N I Um- N. E W:1 ,N. 0 .4.A..,, iti IN Bs.—cA u T I 0 N .-- --1.1,1.1.----..
Doors opened at lialf-past Six, and the Performances coin- situations. .Evexy, information may, be had py applyiug a . : - - 'i, -',i - ',"•• . •I.''. .tilD3 ell ' --;
• AND •- , , -_--7--_ 4• , LLLL ----7-7 =--
• Mence at Seven o'clock precisely. ••• ' • • -LIVERPOOL Orerces' of the Conipany, 20,"North John-street.
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oPrltLo.„,_'us --1 g ITATION.S OF --- - ..,..- . . ~
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Select AdmlssionaeDress Boxes, '3s•-• Side Boxes, 2s. ed. ; Pit, HOLME.& M€LAUcHEAN, .L6hatflecretariee. . ERSAL MUSIC i ELLL
ed on is. 6d.;
.Gallery, 6d. Second irice-Dress Boxes,. 2:5..; Side. 1 "Jekt'W4l_, „k 34. --WING MACHINES are now offered to the Public at --r= ---- - - • 1,1, -
,
• -DEPOT . 1.L1,L LL •
...toxes, ls. 6d.; Pit, ls. . . . PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGMENT. - . T M.' - SINGER -& CO.'S A . ' • • •soS f4i ti•Ao,4 avith eny- other ; hut aboye all thhigs, min:mare the Machines.
with The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats -' • . —_- CROSS-STREET, mARk • LLLL - • Le, al ararr
•in the Dress Circle-and taking Private 'Boxes,' whieh army be ET-SQUARE, Xl._ . exorbitant charges. acompare our ---. : •,:: ' ••
or ilia' cr- '''''t ' ELLELLELLELLELL . " -
lected GIIN W. • BLASE IT.
„...,.A.TE JOHN L. Swat), ne Priees arenow as follows :--- '1 - - ''' e•loer e ,'"'...'::. ( ' slo` 0'() " . - '-'-- --• ••' - '
' -and under the. direction of Mr. Geo. Wegton , . . , BIRjiENHE i - LIALLLLI.I.LLULL -'`
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AD. ~ . : ' ; New Family Machine and hoe f! !0,.,'• ql I' i) ° ''. Cl eseitent., el.) ~ 3 ' . ... .
;ation eT ;',..„ • . -TEA MERCHANT-, , ,
...,RGYAL • CoIOSSEUIVI THEATRE. OF ~•.o. 4, PARKER-STREET (1V0.d00113 frpm Church-street)„
.. , , Letter. A . f P P 1. 92- ~,,.., .:1, OF
vbich 4 • PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.• ~ Takeo 01p:opportunity to thank ins .
NOT'I C E . No.-1., 12 In.'Table „ 9,
„ • . a-9 ct _,iff.millofir, . .
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. , Serie Proprietor
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Caln- :Autltorif. . !OHN- L ' • s' ' • • • --• ' - ..,.1.-#/e,'::,.i ,J :.
~ . -ed to
.Perform Pieces of the Dramatic Authers' Society. - For the mate than generous way in which • i • 31 ITII , ~ . No. 2., 18 In. Table ~ j with Vibrating Pressee com- 1,, EEEEEREEEEEEEEE
vern- • . .. , They have..reaponded to his •,• • • .•al . . WHOLESALE TEA' DEALFR l Aeitied with Feed ;Wheel, -{" -0 0 ,
.. i a vI'RE . •EE
• ~ '. at al, - - - -
1131.1 Te . Last Five Nights of Miss M. A. BEI,LAIR. '' - , Previous Advertieement s anti has ouly to seate . e , No. 3., 21 In. Table
Tbe stitching nrodfic ' ' fie - - „ and Ii•on Stand complete, 16 0 0 -*tilos act Paßg - EE . e
ICngagemerit et the celebrated Tragedienne, MiSs COEFIELD, - That; by stria attention t°' h - • •
„laving disencumbered imself ot the expenses of ti ed by t ee Machines cannot - r EEE EE • O'fi;
ciple. .. . from the Queen's Theatre, Manchester ", • Businests; he hopes hegira evrTY,6oitisfattion. Retail Establishmeat) willnow supply direct font' his
, which is not the ceee with-many - •' '
. . . other Machines. The be ravelled or pulled out, both sides of the work being ~...
. y may be seen at work every day, at . --,..--.--EX.E.E __ ..FE . . . _
The BROTHERS HADW/N for • eV- • . ' , Those parties wile are really korai af . 'OFFICES AND WAREHOUSEs. I. M SINGER'S OFF
..,, , _ JCE, 8; . ......-..- • 4..........- ,
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Six ights longer. • . . . , EEEEEEE ,
imple • Vootinued success Alta W.: TOWN Geed Tea; at a reasonable price; and Oneitcelled In qualify, ELLIOT-STREET,' LIVERPOOL. ,
,
. LEY, who will appear 27 , 'NORTH . JOHN-STREET, ;.;;',-,l,:_r/i.i. T.,- . igItEE- ' 't7.," ii;l1 ri ,
,rther -every• Evenin- • , • Will alveays go there: • . ~ _ _ ~ •
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pwing 1 _ • - •
:THIS 'EVENING (MONDAY). THE 2Orn INSTANT, , , .
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SOLE AND ONLY PROPRIETOR, wneite - - • -
!FAMILIES AND, LOGE CONSUMERS ' . ... ...
FIRE I': - " ' -'
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ship- -and Wedaeeday, the 22nd,' the American Drama JOHN .W . BLASE, • will be.suppEed, et
. „ At- "
TREMENDOUS FI IN LIME-STREET. .. t - .
JIBBENAINTOSAY. -•- - -INSURE YOUR BOOKS .
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ar the ' -- - Jibbenainosaye • Mr. H. Loydall. TEA MERCHANT, AND IMPORTER OF CO .
LONIAL - WHOLESALE PRICES, AND TREASURE '' .'
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. PRODUCE, With those STERLING TEAS which have made the itr -
.ik• of . Ralph•Stackpole ~ . . Mr. Barfoot •
Felie Doe .llliss M. A. &Bair. 4, PARKER-STREET, -• , name of Joe. 14. Skurrn "a household word" among • EEF,EBEEEEEEEEEE , .
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.ee• the On Tuesday,' Shaker) eare's TrageSy of Two doors from Church-street, Liverpool. the iirst families in Liverpool. CHATWOOD'S Q'UCC ESS FU L TEST .
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. paid , HAMLET. •- • ~. - _
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. • . . via Annavas •IS HOLD .
.OE BOY'S- CLOTHING- - e.
. Hamlet • • • s - - lir. H. Loydall. A • .
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,I,_•_N GBT 0 N , . g. 7, N,O.RTH TORN-STREET, 'Which FAST AND FIRE-fRESISTING SAFES, LI
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i, and Ophelia Mies ,111. A.. Bellair. • are now made with all his re . t • CHATIV COD'S SAFES. wwwwww WeiVA'W - - wwwwww
lying en Friday, Kotzebue's popular 'Play of .
DISPENSLNG & PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, . SECOND DOOR. PROm TEmpLE-couRT. aciatowledged to bth t tl'
. can improvements, lied - w w AaWWW - WwWW - W W-WW-WW
THE STRANGER. - . Ifßee Hom•s of BusineSs :--From 8 a.m. to 7 P.m. Thieves e . e. e s ronges sa eguards againsi Fire and ' ,ea ' i WWW, .:.WW•7 . W W. W
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. ', • Stranger Mr. H.*Loydall.. .
(PiVe years Principal Assistant with SAVORy and MOORE, - - -
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esten2. • • Mrs_ Haller - , ..Miss Me A. Bellair." . . Chemists to the Queen, New Biencl.:stteet, Leaden.) TRY • . ~. .
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MANUFACTORY-LIVEIt SAFE ',oily:eq. ,
(SEE OPINIO.VS OF THE PRESS.) ' i WWW - Ww W IVWW
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. n Laturday , the pop.ular Drama, entitled . . • - ,a, . WWW . 'WWWW' aWeVW •
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air - - VIE FLOWERS OF THE' FOREST. , -
- THE NATURAL MINERAL ' WATERS OF. VICHY : SCH. W KR SENSKY'S S .
HOW-ROOMS-22, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, ____ ,•_ - -- 1 www wviww ww W .
Opire, Ishmael the Wolf . ... Mr. .11. LoydElll. '- . GERMAN' ek. STRUVE'S BRIGHTON SELTZER ; : . . . WWW WWWWIV WW - -
Cynthia.(her firatuppearance) Miss Coefield. . • • .
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those • toncliiding on Monday and Wednesiday With the Farce of SAVORY 'AND-IVIGORE'S ERATED -LITHIA WATER. . 15s. Eleven. Doors from Lord-street, The Safe and Contents on view at the ShoWaroOmse 1
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faith . , THE • WINDMILL. SEA AND----PAMILY-MEDICINE CHESTS. . . LIVERPOOL. , ' ' W WWVWW %VW VW
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Sampson Low Mr. Barfoot .. , TROUSE.RS,. • 22, SOUTH JOHN-STREET. '
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ned." Marion Mrs. Hastings. FLUID EXTRACT OF JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA. -
IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE. MATERIALS. • .
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d be. • "Concluding on 'Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday, with ' ' puRE ccp LIVER pu,. . • WWW WWW
'. • - - THE TWO GREGORIES: - • • • , . --
TOSEPH HARRISON begs to- inform his Fr, . . '
Stade .Gregorr
4 AND 6 WHITEC ..., ti extensive Premises, 'ends and the Public that he has opened the IN THE .
Alone Mr. Gregory . Mr. Heeling's. •
' devoid of odour, celeur, and fiavoilia o .
TWO DOORS FROM CHURCH-STREET. . .. , 0 • GRE
7 , . AT GEORGE-STRP
... -ET, GREAT GEORGE-P - •
LAcg, . .
minium -
ye tanchette ' Mrs. Hastings. , . _... .. . , , .
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enger anaTinneday, for the Benefit of Miss M. A. Bellair, Messrs. SAVORY 4 :MOORE respectfully hiform the Inha- ------. .__. • - __ FOR THE, SALE• OF (F - CREASY')
,
. THE HONEYMOON. bitants of Liverpo,al that they Wive appointed Mr. HINGSTON, , RENEWED SALE ... . At Prices, for CASH U.RNISHIN.O , I.KONM ON.GE BY, lIIIH .
abo- . ..,.
- ... , . Duke Aranza Mr. 4. Loydall. - 58, Bold-street, Agent for the sale 'of ;their Preparations. or filtitt-rItO..PLATED SET, comprising Tea and Coffee ' that cannot fail to give general satisfaction. 111111
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arties. ' mock Dsoke ...... Mr..J. W. Lawler.
. . Prescriptiefts carefully prepared •with drags ' from tEeir BkX-TER'S OIL PICTU It ES. ELEcTRe-pLATRD or McKee SILVER TEA SPOONS .
Pot,'Cream Ewer and Sugar Basin frora 700 Od Min
luties _ Juliana Miss M. A.• Bellair.- Laboratory, .143, New Bond-street, London, , . DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS .................. ........................................................... from 9a 6d per dozen. HIM
roe de DeuxeMe, and Miss _Saville • . Characteristic Dance,' , . ,
)12 az- the Misses Richardson. .- -. 58, BOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL.' - MR. bEANE TABtE Dierb 'DITTO .. ... ..................................... ' ........................ : ............ :.. .'. ...... : ..... Fenn les Od per dozen. 111111
LONDON-BRONIED TEA URNS .... : ....................
Concluding with the popular DraMa, in two Acts,. entitled • . Reseectfully intimates that, as many of the Ladies and ' ................................................... , ............. from 22s Od per dozen. 111111
OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three ..... . . ... '• ...
' THE CONTRABANDISTA. ' ' •
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AGENTS IN LIVERPOOL to attend- the' Sale of those beautiful ProsPictions of 'Aet so .Ivoay.TABLE Estivate- balanced han-dies ......................................................................... from Os Qd per set. ' - HUI!
atter- The Contrabandieta . Miss M. A. Bellair. , . univereally admired at the Queen's-hall during.the past week, Derro, DESSERT 95 ............. ' ....
.................................................... . ......... . ..... ... from 12s 6d per dozen.
and a. . Ballanclier Mr. Barfoot. .
' ' FOR , I 111111
HASTE:rim AND BOTTLE. JACK ....................................................... 7 ... f ........... • ..... tkcil 10s Gol per dozen•
, the Inventor end Patentee has decided open 1111111111111
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. • , . , FENDERS ....
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'Way- Acting Manager and General Director, Mr. Heath, jun. ;
FP"' S HONCEOPATHIC COC OA • a eItESUMING THE SALE BY AUtTION, ...................................................... . .......... , ... freni 20s 03 ' MUUMUU
• At the ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Great Geerge-street, FIIIE IRONS .. ....... 2. ...... , ........................
.' ... ' .................................................... from Is 65 tO 60e.
134 age Manager, Mr, MacfatTen ; Musical Direptor, Mr.
_.4 Bre op Sot OVAL Disu ...VERB .................... . ..... , ........................................................... froin - 26 oa to 50s.
•ansty Stannard. - THIS `(MONDAY) EVENING, WORLD 111
. The delieioui aroma grateful smoothness, ' and invigoratipg . Wholeaele and Builders' Ironmonger ....
.... a, ..... ••• .................................... • . : . aalrene 15s ;0,1
a gers. Doors open at Half-past Six, performance to commence at • the 18th histant . . S • ell- "gi ...... • . '
• . '-'6-h ng, "Loa smith, Whitesmith, an•dßan
. Seven. poiret of this highly-triturated and refined preparation have Sale to cerumence at Six for Half-past Six in the evening. Fre Maielfactore. eIfiSSSS9II. .e Se
ation, Admission :-Front Boxes, ls.--, Promenade and Gallery, 6d. ; procured it.s general adoption as a breakfast beverage. Sold in ..
ON-VIEW TO-DAY FROM TEN A.M. • ' CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERy -• • -
... . SISSSMSSSS- SSS
Pit, ea. , BEDSTEADS, BEDDING LOOKING-GLASSES, &c. I ' sssgs ' ' SfaSSSS •
.int, a alb., alb., and lib. peckete, at is: ed. per lb. Each packet is - TT - . ,
..._._________ BAXTER'S OIL PICTURES. U R Q U li -A
'II T • ------ . 51559541! ~ . ..SieaSS
a col- Z 0 O•LOGICAL GARDENS, LIVER:POO-E. labelled "James Epps, lloinceopathip CEemist, London."
Tr HE EXHIBITION of BAXTER'S fine OIL • A N D
SHOW-ROOMS, 13. AN , ! A,D AM S ON'S SSitISSSS9 SSSS
le 15, BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL, ssssssss44' ' •
and, . ISAAC WOODVILLE, 78, Bold-street. ' I. PIPTuREs so .unanimmisly admired, will be OPEN .
Lesseits .-The ZoologiCal-Gardens Company (Limited). . 9 . :SSFI,SS9*SSSS9S
sh ut THIS DAY (MONDAY), • THE 20as INST., AND DURING , CLAY, DOD, and CASE, 52, St. Anne-street. FOR VIEW ,TriTS 'MORNING, at Ten o'clock, at the FAMILIES A ._ . _ , . .55551314949559
Assembly Reoins,:Greet Georgestreet. ' Admission' Free. • ND . PARTIES FURNISHING
Are reminded. that their STOCK alwaye censists of th I - • 'ISSRSPSSSEIOIS
aarful. THF. WEEK, NIXON and•THEW, Castle-street. e argestricl most complete assorterientin Liverpool, or elsewhere, el fISSS ~ , SiiSSSSSe
)ther,, . MONS. DESARAIS'S , I MANN and CROSTHWAITE, Parker-street. ' ' ' -c'• 7--
. ' - ' DININa-ROOM, DRAWING-ROO
CARPETS' A.ND ~'URNISHING - hi, . BREAKFAST ROOI
Grand Parisien Troupe of Wonderfni and Highly-Trained BEDROOM, HALL, ICITCJIR-xr , 11, LIBRARY, *PARLOUR, sssss . iisssss
n one• PERFORMING MoNKEYS AND • DOGS I J. and W. BROOKS, Clayton-square. DEPARTMENT, Manufactured and Warranted by U. an .
dA - ."9. AND OFFICE FURNITURE &c ' FISRSOS '• - 'MISS%
• int' welleseasoned Me .- ' ' ' .'
. SSS INSSSStiSSSSS
d the ' • ,TWENTY-FIVE IN NUMBER, . . .1: PENYON, Ranelagh.strect. ''' ' ' • . AT TUE. of Selectioh
and supplied with eveay facility on t•he best a ' !g•nli'
. tenets' New Desi ' and lirst-class Workmanship, SS9I IeSSSSSeIei
Which Peeformed before Her Majesty, by command, at the . BAZAAR, - , THE UP nd most advantageous terms , : ,
mes„ ,r,raloce.at Osborne, and before the Emperor and Empress of the 'F. WOODHEAD, Churchestreet. 113 AND 115, GREAT GEORGE-STREET. Is also replete with every description of te
- HOLSTERY DEPARTMENT .'
' ' . - - -- . .. . ,
, 44 . p,* NBLAGH-STREET.
, N • -"IA:SKS CHINTZES . SILKS
of eneeh, at St. Clohk and have received the highest encomiums •
uiven CORNICES, oc. U. and A. s ew and ele,a,
-‘Benal De' ' ' e . (from Lyons) RIPS, , VELVETS, ' - ---
th Frees for the high state of perfection their performances House in the Trade. signs for EMBIIbIDERED V ' .
ALANCES and DRAPERIES Q OLID GOLD -, ING (18 Caret, Hall Marked),
rived,. have been brought to. - . WHOLESALE, . E. LEWI'S • ;
e are unequalled by any . . . . - .
The Splendid LIONESS and CUBS SPLENDID BAND I .WOO'DALL'• 'AND JONES., • Begs -to inform Parties Furnishing that he has just received , • . - ki - Engraved with Crest, 42e..; Large Size tbr Arms; 75se •
• et? On receipt of P. 0. order the sizes will be sent' to select from.-
31obe -.ol.ENtift PLATFORM 'FOR -. * ' ' .
YIREWORES. DANCING. MAGNIFICENT some very choice and Cheap GOODS in the abeve Departments, on and Bra.ss Bedsteads. ~ i - .
_., . T. cuLLEToN, aeal Engraver, 25, Cranbournestreet, COrner
LORD-STREET. I .
Id all enabling him to quote a Lower List for '
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Admission, one sly ar • ' • my9dec2s 1 ' URCIT.TH A - ,
. ~ . , of St Martinas-lane, London, W.Ca ,
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II iv, Children Sixpence s • TAP.ESTRY CARPETS. , RT. AND .AD AM S O'N,.' ' . .
n•e of And an Satureaye the Band ill perform in' the Afternoon, and - ' UPH*O LSTE
three- the Performance in the Thweatre, when the admission will be • I' ' • CABINETMAKERS, RERS, BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING - Q TAMP :YOUR. OWN PAPER--with Arms, Crest,-
SIXPENCE. ' A,N .. Aged and Afflicted ' ARMY MEDICAL The. S•toc. kof FEATHER BEDS end HA/11 MATTRESeES, THE . HOUSE FURNISHIN4 ESTABListim,._ _ MANUFArTURERS, -I
a, Initials; or Name sad ,4ddress by meane of CULLE-
.
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• Und _LA ' °FEWER, in his 71st year (whose services teehisconntry ' being manufectured on the Premises, will be found superior in LA -,F,AND NORTH OF ENG
LAND BEDDING HOTJSF., TON'S PATENT EMI3OSSEIG PRESS'aISs. ; Rest Make, 21s.
er the Patronage nf at 'Flushing, in 1809, at Gibraltar, in the Peninsular and Polik,h I make and moderate in price. ' 0 AND 15, •BOLO-STREET, LIVERPOOL. —' ' i'
. ' - i Any person can use them. TeCULLETON, .Die Sinker to the
Weed. *leutenent-Colonel WM. BROWN, lat Brigade L.A.t„, and Wars, in Africa, in Turkey, and' in the. Crimea, have been '. • : '. - ----- . -. TI
W EsTrn
°ll. - ---g8; CHURCH-LANE,' ' -- , i.,,11-1.!;../1 pr
~....• r, ; Board of.Teade, 24, Cranbourneetreet, Cerner of St. Martin'se
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gain. Lieuf.e.teent-Colonel J. BOURNE, , 4th Brigade, L.A.V. deemed worthy of notice and reward by Her Most GraCious
_____ • CHAMBERS'S PATENT .
I a SFLE '
Wliere CONNOISSEURS m y - CT the. av OD d lane, LondOn, W.C.
Majesty, and whose exertions in aid of the Patriotic Fuad have BItA S S AND IRON BEDSTEAD- • . u. and A.'s House pa • .a,. ap ,auperintend, the Execution of their own Orders.
rnishing Guide h-i 4 be had on application. , . t -
, .. .
aring - iaLLjEN ,
PE.STIVAL been appreciated by several of the nobility and clergy),.is . , , • . THE T ' ' I
WEDDING CARDS-For Lady and Gentlenin- ,
j- - FROM 9S. 610. TO EIGHT GUINEAS. Country Orders packed free, E RADE SUPPLIED. , '
AT Tan reduced, by an incurable malady, and a late unavoidable mis- t xPort and Sh ' to t '5O Each.' 50"EmbessettEnvelopes, with Maiden t'rome .
al on . , . ipping Orders, any ex ent promptly executed.
.. OGVCAL. GARDENS fortune, to a state of extreme distress. CABINS FITTED .'OUT ' AND CAPTAINS ' SUPPLIED. , , ' Printed Insideal3se :visiting Cards-ret.
_Copper plate Engraved !
,
have . . 'zooL
.ON FRIDAY 4 THE 2,4 ear INSTANT. , • His case having been •investigate'd 'by the competent
. . . , NOTE.-URQUHART and ADAMSON', to meet a ' l ''
' ' ' . ' . in any Style, vrith Name and 5Q Card% Printed for 2s't post •
-- authorities, and deemed worthy of commiseration, Christen now appropriated in CHURCH-LANE, a numb e
... vennt ong exPerienced m Liverpool and neighbourhood have
Catalogues aed Furnishilig Guides sent free by post.! • f F milies requirin er °' YR-19 LIGHT, and GLEAN. ROOMS, for STORLNG '- • free. N.8.-All Ordefs executed byrotUrn of post for Stamps '
scan- POR THE BENEFIT OF MADAmE ,
,_ JULLIEN, s3'mpathy is earnestly invited to render assistance to his ais- _
OMNIBUSES -to and from the BAZAAR ev HOLD FURNITURE o a g such accommodation ' the HOE SE - or Cash. T. CULEETON, Seal Engravor and Die Sinkeg, 25, 1
tying- . Vor which occasion the Liverpool Zoological Gardens Company ' tressed family. ery 15 Minutee. ------s , . . rranbourn-stre-t, Corner of St. Martia's-lane, London. W:C. .
told, i4.ave, in the most generous manner, p*eq. the Entire Estabe ost thankfully acknow-
The smallest Contributions will be m h _ _
_ve
oe.. . . I -G
THE OR I.Ar A - ' -
-s' 4-4' ESTABLISHMENTS ;
. ... .
lishment and Proceeds at the disposal .of Madame Jullien. ledgea by M.D., 3, Park-terrace, Toxtet -park,
_LE rP
,1 d . :V AMI L T MOUIIN. I N G
came .
in.' ' - - ivrlss pool. E., The folloWin Donations ligye been mpst gretefullyreceiye .
g
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge , .
£5 0 .0 -1- ,
DEPARTMENT. E X C 7, tr s . 79R "EL
IN E .5 A. L E 0 F • Carriages or NeedlewOrk, 6s. • Besi style, 12e, ;. Clothia- ,
r not . e OCALIST : i .
VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER AND .GUTTA 'PERCHA 'WATERPROOFS, AIRPB and Modern Monograms Designed', ' 54. • Arnis Quartered,
. THE ORCHEST It A ' nis Excellency the Lotd-Lieutenant of Ireland - 5.0 0 ,
, AND 'ELA.STICS . Heraldry. By T. CULEETON, Seal Engraver and Die Sinker,.
E . LEWIS, 00FS, Impaled, and -Painted .on Vellum, according
.to the laws of'
tion- The Right Hon.the Earl of Zetland (Grand Master) 5O 0 - • •
.
WILL CONSIST OF THE PRI:, cam.. emetteseas or elm The Right Hon. the Countees of Zetland 2 0 0 Respectfully informs . Parties requiring mournin-
g that' the , 0 F E '
- , VER'Y DESCRIPTION. - , 25, CranbOurn-street; Corner of St. :Marna's-lane, Loedon,.
it ite. ' •• • LATE M. JULLIEN:',.S BAND, His Grace the Archbishop Of Canterbury lO 0 0 above Department is fully assorted with GiODS for the W.C. ,
. cm:imam tre ' • The Right Hon. the Earl of Dttrham
LiTzDT.• H E, L• L E W. E L L' S .A.aRMS, CRESTS,. 8.:6. Engraved iti the Best' Style.
• • THE pRINCE GEORGE GA ,s . . The.Righ '
t Hon; the Earl of Southesk - .
mon 11 include 111 JULLIEX. - ' The Riga }lon. Lord S,tanley of Bickerstaffe
, • The Programme we . •
VARSOVIANA,” The Right Hon. LdSE 1 ' d 50 0 , 2 AND 3, . AND 3, DnEsSING WALLETS. OANTEENs, 53, ls. . per' Letter. BoOk Pl, ,lte, Engraved 'with Arms, 'los. ;. '
the I.NOLISH QUADRILLE," " WARSAW . or -e mers ale - . .
QUADRANT, Warm, •Dry, and Recd.l a, a
Es' ireiallu -4,er CASTLE- QUADRANT, CUPS Silk Pocket Siromeoes, in CASTLIe or Crest, sa. Postage and Registered Letter, le. extra. T.
The ' •
" ASSAULT GALOP," ,an
"LAST WALTZ," d Sir 13enjamin Brodie Bart
Sir Fitzroy Kelly ' •
SOL T. Gerard, B ' '• • 50 0
50 0 FU,NERALS .FURN -
ISHED ; LIME-sTRLET. o.lly circumstances•
fnl for the outside seats of Carriages,
P Y u•-e- STREET,- ' Loss-sTaerr. caec,'Hat Suspenders, Tobacco Bags STAPE . - CULLETON, Heraldic Engeaver by,Appointment to the Queen,
.arge• • (First time of Parformtmce.) . lax a n
T e.rion. and R.ev • r., High Shenff lO 0 AND , .. . anct PoncEes, &c, .. : ' 25, Cranbournestreet, Corner of at. Martin's-lane, Loudon,. .
10 0 SUPERINTENDED BY EXPERIENCED ASSISTATS. Omnibuees, ecc. .
The BAND of the 4th BRIGADE L.A.V. Win P ~,_ The Worshipful the i‘i de Grey, J.P., Ipswich
and.
_Selection of Popular . Music, under the direction of aor. Captain Thomas L• ayor qf Liverpool lO 0 ... ! TE L L.F, W.E L L'S . . ITLELLEWELL'S
. ittlerial 0 )0 • 0 BAZAAR, , - : ,-•'' - NEW' PATENT INDIA- • F ,
OR FAMILY ARMS-Send Name .and •COnty-
ught -KUNGELING. J. R. Jeffery, Esq. ep -. .. , ,
0 e • 53, 111 AIR-PROOF BEDS, PIL- 2 Alen 3, : ;3. to the Royal Heraldic. Studio and Library ;in a few 7,4
113 AND 115, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.i R ER. TUBULAR MATS, for 2AN
,3
him, inie Entertaintnents will also include Performances by the
Robertson Gladsto' - ' .................... ' ........... '
ne, Ese.
„Lp I. 0 0 CASTLE- 1 L WS, Costumes,. BATHS, EtyE QUA.DRANT ' CAITLE- Doore Bath-roome; &e. Non-ale: QuAblt) , d nys you will receive a rori•eCt Copy of your Armorial Beatings_
celebrated Hugh Hornby, Eari. . , • ' ONE ENTRANCE ONLY. valuable at sea, Rail- Ltme-s ' -,
1 0 0 A.NT, Wain Sketeh 39 •hi Weal& • Colours ' with writ n deScri -•
1 • STREET. , PRESEKVERS,in . 8, sic , entre. STIEET. eorbent,. warm, soft, , and elastic, Ltett-sritere.. ' '• • ' '. • ' te
• • P
yself . '
VAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS, Sir W. G. Ilytton Jolliffe; . 'ai . . .... ' ... ' ................. '
art 10 O. • - ---- ' I i way Travelling Cushions, c., : . ' and for cleanliness and dOrability ton, 6e, ;
_aauge Size, Ip..,:rFamily, Pedigrees, with misgmal.
,
at is, Ana the usual Attractions of the Gardens. , ld Fe • .
R. A. Mou , .q.
..........
1 0 0 • s sent fr
Catalogues and Furnishing Guide ee by post. d • grant of ArinS, tii whona and' When 'grained; ' the origin ef the!
E. gowns, Esq. (per 'Rev ..: . A.. . .gi-L:i-iiii.i
. HE,J,LEWELL's ,e 9 cannot be equalled. ,• ~ .
. name,' all traced froin authentic records; fee Vivo Gitineae. An.
mist Tickets, One Shillingaif taken 'prior to the 24th instant. On . George Flolt, -Esq,
............ ,
..
....
2 0 . 0 .ri 1 •
VUL CANISED Lana-
IRELLEW4LL's . Index, containing the ps.mes. of nearly all Persons entiilled to
......... '• ...........
lend the 24th the Admission will be. Two Shillings. .... _. .. , . .
. 2 A"
S' ILUBRER,'HOSE-PIPING, for Water- 53, „
NEW CAeTTMERE WATER- ' tiee ArmS, a's extrected -teeth the - British itneettiM 'Te er or.:
• F. .AL FOR FUN THOMA.S HEGARTY AND 1..)(X Washiiag Windows, CASTLE- :wan 3, 'London, Heralds' College, &c., &c• • Ttie Mantial of WY,
...Tickets to be had of Messrs. Dre.aper & Son, Bold-street ; PE . , DS TO CoMPLETE .ST. QUADRANT, ing Gardens, e FS, ;a most reel:raft:Gar- 53,
Iles* -nessrs. Rime ee son, Church-street.; Mr. Beswick, Berry- . MARY S CHURCH, WAVERTREE. ' , .
Beg to infoi•m their Friends and tbe Butter Dealers of LIME.STREET. caniages.•_&g, Very useful in case STREET. QINDRANT, C • ,400 Engravings, 3e. Cd., post 'free. By T. CULL TONa.
The, estreet ; and of Mr. Henry Smiley, Philharmonic Society's -
'''A ter long u.
tinued efforts h
c°
n'tional c •ad been made with.a ,view to Liverpool generally that they have OPENED` the of Fire, 81c. , LIIE.STREET•• ment suitable for auy climato, and ASTLE- Genema -et 1., ' i' I
not distinguishable from an ordi- STREET • ge. , ecturer 'en 'Heraldry, at the Meehan c ne
! 9face, Exchange-court, Exchangeestreet East.. .. hurch in W rtr
providing an ad I
~ , . . ave ee, and considerable . _ ,
~ . • , • • stetute, 25, CranbournTstreet, . collier of SL Martirae-lance
em- difficulties' in the wal t
o _sum object had' been overcome„ the ' large Warehouse, ' . • ! TTELLEWELLS nary overcoat. 'London, W.C. The HerOldic Colourefor Servants' Liveries, ss--
am j. VAL A.T THE ZOOLOGICAL '
ULLIEN FESTI first stone of the a
GARDENS. boy#_Cirlieurrpooho.waas laid by the Rev. Augostos -
. Otimphell, Red* 91,9_„ ,051, ,n 4 Vicar of Childwalt, on , 10, SCOTLAND-PLACE, .
.
To supply Shopkeepers With Is't and 2nd Quelity of 53, WATERPROOF OATS,. •2 AND 3,
CASTLE- Altai, Raglans; Ponchos, Capes, QUAD ir ANT, :e - .EI,-LE W E L' L's
-
113 VULCANISED INDIA . • ,
THE PEN . SUPERSEDED.-Mark your Linen..
,to - ):•P' Permission of Col. the•Hon.' J. LINDSAY, the celebrated Mondreye the 14t1i Di A.P44", 46
up to that ~ , LUMPS,. BUTTS, AND CROCKS • i STREET. Caps, and.Overans, new Manaface lome-oriters. ;3, ER FOOT, Delivery and. 2 AND 3, a . • 1
The best and only method 'of Markiag Linen; Silk,. ,
ty it BANT) OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS,
, . . The pecuniary Means, _ .
been found inedequat f th b • period procured; having ~ -
e•Or . e lidding of the evkole of the • OF BUTTER, . I ture, warranted to resist heat or cold CAITLE-
SHEET. pA .
Airpump VALVEf4. =Patant Smelt QUADRANT,. • Stockings, Coarse ToWels, or Rook's, so' as to preyent the Ink:
washing out, is with CULLETON'S PATF-NT ELE TRO-• '
e
: hie " Und,er the Direction of Mr. D. GODFREY,- . . church, it was •suggested., end in conse u LL'
lIELLEWE- . .S Li
CRINOS, includinir cTianiers and ME••ST"Fr* , STLVER., PLATES. B ' ' ' ''' - ' ' '
. y means of this novel meen um st.
• • • Tucks, &e. • "'" •
difice ac sh q ence reeolved, to - a AT, THE- LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES: ' WHA TUBING, ' thoniand Pieces' tee-Linen cenebe Ma ked- in. X -law ours..
r
usly • • WILL PERFORM SELECTIONS OF MUSIC, , -
In the Afternoon and• Evening of ~ . , ! build so much of the sacred e
immediate aceoinmodation, 1 t-e:
Nould be required for
nail
illat !wee:eolith Aisle and • As our Trade has got too large for IL Scotiand-road., 2 AND 3 GUTTA PE aC ~ _, ,
' for t e eOrkyeyauee of SOUIIO, 'CMS , sp, . ty EL.li E. W-TEI, V S . 7----'
Initial°, IL each.; Name,: 2s. V. e Set ef Moyeabie.Naiebeas•
600 PRIDAy,,T.LIE 2 4're INSTANT. Porch ; and then, as funds coul ~_ e
so
eingd, to proceed'with the eh ' '
eve place is for the Wholesele Trade only. , QUADRANT, and J3otri.v.s, CASTLE-
Water, CARBONS, Li. FISHING and SHOOTING. . ' 'Use. I:Ost'Free:• "Ce'. ''
'
2s.'6d. • Crest Plate 5s wit ' the necessary 'directiops for -
•
-- •• - • - the other portions as set forth in the
cp c ation, aud :Accord- ,
' ' LimE-Srltarr. sy - notogniehie STREET.
estoee, FUNNELS, cA"-3, BOOT.; E d Beanie STOC
ATS an . ''''`i . rtificate from the eminent Dr. Sheridan.
iin - • LECTURES ON MAN ! • ing to the plans-that- is •
to say the hancel, North Aisle, and Silgo.Lumps every Mondey. .. ' .
, • Baths, Bte• „. aeORANT, end . ' a PISTOL OKINGS" CA.,,,SELEt C Muspratt, F.R.e., Profeeser of Chemistry, doe t
for ESSRS. FOWLER & WELLS, 'of 'New York, the Tower and spire. . Newry Lomps and Crocks, Mondays and Thursdays., ' J------------ LDE-STREET. c '
GU.N an- ...' • . ~., aVaaa, ''.l "" " several trials with Mr. 'CU'LLETON'S Patent Electroa
wpm, ;
RICKET GLOVES, DELTS, ualite and -- -,... ~, s.
t gate, was the result of the fore-
eta, • announce- a COURSE of LECTURES on PIIREO.7 . The CEurela in its piespra . Dundalk LunepS, Tuesda s and ThuiScla g; •HELLENVELL! ..,t. !. viehinow.. . ,
.1 i Aver Plates, foe- Marking aLinen, induce me to proeounce,
ae- and threileh the bleesin a . Y ble a . • , them excellent ; the letters are beautifully, marked in deep. ,
1e,....Y and PHYSIOLOGY, to be •given by M . .
r L ra going soggestion and AletermMatiee, e. ._
'' '
, 0 for Divine Seie g
ice, Derry Lumes 11
an Butts, Weelnesdaye and Saturdays. - 53 LIFE BELTe, invalua. . !
2 A . P
no- -,,,,'WLER, of their establishment, in the Concert Hall, Lord of God on the- undertaking it-
wag°. onf the Diocese, ou Sun- Belfast Lu CASTLE-
' at feea, Lein be earriedin the Pocket. _ na 3, ti E
.T, L E W. R.I. L' S , - black plain., withent blotting ; 'and after •a long boilin , with.
.
-see ontinuing under the licence of the Lord Bishop nips and Crocks, Tuesdays and Fridays. ' al u ADRANT : .
for . Ison-street, commencing THIS-EVENING, and c . • antEE,„ See testimonials. These Bats cant
Leue-ser • '' '53 GUTTA PERCHA SHEET, • 'either Potties' or • Soda, they remain emalteredoe9tlser • lates-
dity, the 29th of Februery, 1852. ------ ' ' l• be adjusted mid inflated 'althea • • nem . , DRIVING . BANDS ROVED and FLAT 2AN • !erhialt•l tried decomposed the Ink, and. in many eases urned..
oil succesaive evenings. on the Church, which We. sell on Commiesion for the MAL nippers, and C.STLE- r. ' ~., 1., ni, ,---- ~- „n 3_, e, hole •th 1 I M -11L1 ETON'i Plates:,
assietance. e., ....LOTHEI4 • LiNlis - ',HIP . OINTs, •-swilAinA NA sin e -inen. can testify r. n : -
. . ,
icii- - SUBJECTS : , • At that thee there was a heavy debt
b b
secreted ; lit y perse- • _________. .
we think no House in the Trade can U d are incorrodible. and will not:hurt the finest fabric. :
R ersell Us.' : SII:E1:: SOLEs, BOLUTIDH, lice , GUI"PA LIME-STRE'ET '
less. 'First : How to Read Character Scientifically ; Philosophy proved an obstaele- to ite-heing con
fh t debt was discharged, L L'S ' -
.EL L E W'E FERCHA TISSUE, tEC. ' . ' ' (Signed) " SHERIDAN MUS'PRATT, .
he - and Proofs f l'hr 1' - the Temperaments-their Com- vering exertions, during three-yeals, --a
a, . o euo me) , . . -
. mations. and'the Couseci•atien took place on the 7th'day of May, 1855, .
was appointed Thelma- THOMAS HEGARTY &CO '
~
11, SCOTLAND-ROAD. 2 AND 3, 11 NEW PAT,EST VU L- , ~ . . " College of Chemistry, Liverpool.
MUSICAL 51,
lier- , second • Location, Analyeis, and Combination of the Phreno- when the Rey. Samuel Fenton, M.A., .
Ai trict was assegried ,_,_ . , QUADRANT, IZED IIiDIA-RuBBER - - ELL E WE L.L'S - " May 15th, 1854."
utiful and CASTLE:. 2 ' . - , All Orders .to be sent io ths Patentee and Sole Maker.,
• eoeical Fticultiee • Influence of Habit on the Formation of , bent ; and shortly afterwards-a separate --a , , DOLLS, TOTS, .&c., bea . . larD a, • WADING .& DF.C./I: BOOTS.
the. Character. ' to it by an 'order of her MajestY in Council. , , _
DA ' • ' . ____.--,--- lalta-swnEET. l't f STRPET •
durable, without the possibi iY ° .r- • CJADRA !IT; eing 'vulcanised, are uhaffecte& by CAST
53, . • TaCITLLETON, 25, Cranboarn-street-Corner of St. Martin'e--
the. . T Third ; Our Social Relations • ' C,ontinuance of the Race ; •• So many years having elapsed without an .
y further Prorees Ams S ONaSnitziNo BOX. of STATIONERY . LE- lane, London. W.O. •- • ._ ._. • ,
a child hurting. itself. Lae-seeeET. climate changes, strong and service- STRE -
a e eral .1.-3...
s g ET.. f P
0 the Unmarried; Who Should, and Who Should not Marry • . .-
in the „design as originally contemplated, there i Containing . . - * All Orders e cuted by return o ost
SIXTY 1-- , -- . able, and, equal' to, any emerg•eney. ' ~---4----..-!,_,--__....___________.
rho- " The R,' h • J 1
p.,_, .ig e Age , aa outty-its Cause and. Cure ; • Beauty and . 1 t repaain
''' ' feeling that the church should no longea be alloWed o, , , . .SHEETs GOOD NOTE PAPER, . IT ELLE*-ELL'S ,
• ,
14p w'nion; The Choice of Congenial Companions for We ; in 1 s unflaished condition, trot that reneWe
-91 efforts Shollia 0
hie the
e PEN & 11' OLPIEVENTY-FIVE ENVELe,PES,
Elt w - •
53, eas-E. F
BOOT and SHOE GUSS ,T, „, , .
TT EILE W E L L'S '
Ade made with a view ta-its-eompietion for effecting w---t • -
- -Ptation ; Courtship and Maniage. , AX. PENCIL. & BLOTTING PAPER. 2 AND 3, WAREROUSIZ. • a. d.
te a at here CASTLE- hi twilled and plain silk, black and a N SURGICAL APPLIANCES,-
UA !
Fourth : Application of Phrenology to the Choice 'of the emu of £2,350 will be required; • and .ii.-iato he hoPed.th , • 63, CHURCH-STREET, ' coloured' s tinette
a , terry, w
__mum, Q DRANT, 53, re- !Leirge Type Prayer Book ..e ........... . ....................... .1 0
are roost apennieeee occupations or Pursuits of• Life; pointing will not be wanting persons willing to eontribute means in.
_____ (Opposite
_ . Old. Pesteoffice: Place.) STREET. LIME-sTRE ' C OTLE '''
. mohair, alpaca, and 'cotton, 2to 8 . - - .F.l. . - EMAS, INJECTION BOTTLES, . 2 eerie 3,
,
1 BREAST PUMPS, BED-PA.NS,IJILINAIAS QUADRANT, Miniature Prayer Book in Limp Leather? Gilt Edge. 1 0
- - out-the e5„:„.,,,e. re which each person is best'adapted. . • order, to perfect a terriple dedicatPd to Almighty God, and thus „ _ID_ d
i"dle lit d • • low teREET. i o • Bibles, Neatly Bound in Leather ....................... ... -.. '1 0
8, qua y goo , priCe • , .u.tiIIAUSTING CUPS.p. NEW BARREL LI ME-STREET. 1
_ . - . .-. __,.,,sion
of Y sen nags nay -- AV A Slit-kn. M All-141N-ES on - , Chnrch ' - 13 din Leather ....
Service Neatly oun
. --__ _ _ .._, , ;0 . I - ' Se: enoxs, &c. ' -,- ' ' ............ .• 2 0
4 Prayer Book. beautifully Bound in Velvet, witie. Rims, , e
..ti,,e.:.°6ll::::ll°Tnicadpg..

rtUURC.NI)IIB, WAVERTRDE.
celfhourtrschhiandwbaTertrnred,eanwditcho:sivd
TO COMPLETE ST.
AfAtFerF:AgDIT:' ALT°'RS C.
providing anadditional_.
of such object. had been overcome, the
difficußieg in the way
Churoh
first stone of the above Church laid by the Rev. Augustus
ieerwabre
Campbell Rector of Liverpool,_..„,,and Vicar of Childwall, on
' h of API, .1-11
Monday, the 1,,t
c°at ue
continued
up to that period
The pecuniary means,orbe b
been* found inadequate f I W consequence the ;whole of the
..sted., and in resolved to
church, it was .sigge
d edifice asshould • ' be required for
build so much of the slier° the Na
immediate aceommodation, namely
pi be obtained
Aisle, and
Porch ; and then, as funds coil. , to proceed with
the
t forth inspecification, and accord-
the other portions as se
4„ say, the Chancel, North Aisle, and
ing to the plans—that is w
the Tow/3r and Spire. . '
•,_,,, was the result of the fore-
The ,Chureh, in its present t 41' and throllEll the blessin
going snggestion and determination, ~,,64 for Divine Sen-i
of God on the undertaking c was °P of the Diocese, ceg
,
on Sun-
under the licence of the Lord Bishop 0
day, the 29th of February, 1852. ht on the Church, which
At that time there was a heavy de
rated ; but by perse-
roved an obstacle to its--being eel'6l,eaet debt was discharged,
vering exertions; during threeyears, t-
thday of May, 1855,
and 'the Consecration took place on the 1
ppointed Ineurn-
when the Rev. Samuel Fenton, M.A.,
w"a' was assigned
bent ; and shortly afterwards a separate district
to it by an 'order of her MajestY in Council.
further Progreas
• So many years having elapsed without any : h
erei s a general
in the design as originally contemplated, t
d to remain
feeling that the church should no ,longer be allowe houta be
in its unfinished condition, but that renewed CDT" s hil the
that
made with a view to-its- eompletion, for effecting
"there
sum of ,E 2,350 will be required; audit 400 be hop y.,.
will not be wanting persons willing to contribute means in
order to perfect a temple dedicated to Almighty God, and thus
afford accommodation for the rapidly increasing population of
the, district, and add an ornament and an attractive' object to
the surrounding neighbourhood,
For the purpose of carrying into immediate effect the above
most desirable work, the following gentlemen have ccnsented
to act as a committee, with power to add to their number.
Hugh Hornby, Treasurer, J. Tyson,
„ , •
F. D. Lowndes H. C. Tunnicliffe,
11. F. Hornby, Thomas Clare, . .
W. F. Heyn, E. Rigmaiden, .
J. N. Stolter oht, Edward Swinden,
J. Mathison,
W. W. Badnall, ' Charles D. Byford,
C. H. Prior, Adam S. Gladstone,
W. Titherington, • , William Douglas
_SA D EL FENTON, Incumbent.

SUBJECTS :
First : How to Read Character Scientifically ; Philosophy
and Proofs of Phrenology ; the Temperaments—their Com-
binations.
Second : Location, Analysis, and Combination of te Phreno-
°ideal Faculties • Influence of Habit on the Formation of
Character.
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Young Men and Women on Self-culture, &c.
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unprincipled parties are now tuakisig and offering for Sale-an
Imitation of the GLENFIELD STARCH, we hereby caution
Nr/ELD is on each packet, to eouywhieh is filOny
all our Customers to be careful, when purchasing,' to /see that
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IROARD AND ED UCATION, OAKFLELD-
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situated, Y out* School
are Prepared for Professional and
Commercial Life. ,Proapectuses forwarded on application.
N.B.—The liouse stdrds within its own grounds of about three
acres.

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Grate Manufactory, and all kiwis Of Plain and Ornamental
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for building awl other purposes.
N.B.—A large Variety of Castings always kept in stock, and
every description made to order.

DINING. IN 'TOWN.—AfERCITANTS" NEW
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1111 HE OLDEST PATENT MEDICINE
WAREHOUSEIIN LIVERPOOL

DA.U.S'S ONE SHILLING Rot of STATIONERY,
Containing
SIXTY SHEETS GOOD NOTE PAPER,
SEVENTY-FIVE ENVELOPES,.
PEN and HOLDER, WAX, PENCIL, and.BLOTTING PAPER.
63, CHURCH-STREET, ' - •
(Opposite 0141 Post-ofßok Place.)

PRIESTLEY'S, 52, LORD-STREET,
Whfre may be had all Patent Medicines of repute.

THE BEST FAMILY--MEDICINE.
R lESTLEY' S ANTIB ILTO US PILLS, established
I_ in the year 1822, are, from experience, decidedly the
aperient and antibilious medicine for general use, as they need
no confinement or alteration of diet, therefore they may be
taken at all seasons. These Pills will prove highly efficacious in bilious eons
plaints, scorbutic complaints, affections of the hi rvous system,
-lowness of spirits, palpitation of the heart. rheumatic pains in
the head, limbs, and other pails of the body ; oppression-the eliest,--indiggriion, -redusideney-of- bile, di .7me.s of the. e/ er
violent pains in the temples mid across the forehead, impaired
memory. aiek_head:ische, treinu*___*.atetion of the whole frame,
restiewnEls end friiiktful dreams, stupor:lllc doving ffianisney,
costivimeelhetaiLbreatltti, rte.
Prepared and cold by 3m-or Loan-araerr, In
boxes, is. lad.. 2s. ad., es. tick.
For-the-SPEEDY-and EFFECTUA.L_REALOVAL of COUORS,
COLDS, ASTIIMA::;, aud DIFFICULTY of BREATHING.
31tIESTLEY'S COUGH and ASTHMATICAL
DROPS. This invaluable Medicine immediately relieves
Sughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, and'Hus-
kinessin the Throat. These Drops are also the best prevent
tative that can be taken against spitting of blood and atiection
of die Brags. -.Persons troubled with Asthma are considerable
'relieved by taking a few doses of the Drops, as they tend to
promote -expeetoration and remove viscid phlegm. -For the
speedy cure of the llooping Cough they are no less efficacious.
'lose who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling en the
throat 'which deprives them of rest night after night by the
incessant cough which it provokes, will, by taking one dose;
dud immediate relief, and one Bettie, in most cases, will effect
e cure. -

SECOND-lIAND WALNUTWOOD COTTAGE
•
PIANOFORTE.
VERY ELEGANT WALNUTWOOD COTTAGE
iy
John BrogttwoUd anrl=AolNisOln'Oet?rTl3E''' with Trusses, cot
/\'
7h duincao; new,
TO Eft SOLD FOR £52.10x., NETT CASH.
14:14: 'it s SON,III).IIYrURCH-STR E ET.

_KePared and sold by J. PRIESTLEt; 52, Lord-stye
Liverpool, in bottles nt is. lid., 2s. Pd., and 4s. fd. •

PRIESTLEY'S INFANTS' PRESERVATIVE,
recommended to mothers for infants and children that
are tedious and cross, instead of Godfrey's Cordial, syrup a
poppies, or paregoric, wlach are found b 2 highly injurious,
on account of the great quantity of opium they contain; also
for conrulsioni, rickets, tooth fever, measles, pooping cough,
diarrhoea,- flatulency, and pains in the bowels. This preparation.
is also recomn ended to :adults for spasms, English Cholera:,
pains in the;bowels, acct
-
Preparea and sold, Idbottles at ls. lid. and 2s. M., only by
Sonx PutEsitkr, Cheniist and Druggist, 52, Lord-street,
Li'verpo3l; '—
_ • _

P•
RIEBTLEPS NIPPLE OINTMENT for sore
breasts and nipplcst, fold inpots Is. each.

PRIEStLEY'S TRICOFEROIJS, for the quick
and speedy growth of the Hair, or Hair Producer.
This elegant preparation entirely sets elide either " Crinu-
triar " or "" :Macassar Oil," in the efficacy it possesses for the
restoration of the Hair. Canthsrides, the *only known regene-
tor of h, if, ha this preparation, combined with other and
agreeable restoratives, calculated to render to the hair, when.
disposed to be weak and fall of, a vigorous and luxuriant
growth. - „,-,
The further advantages of this valuable preparation may be
1311riniaeld tip iff l s freeing the head finial scurf, producing M
the hair a beautiful gloss and cart, preserving it from prema—
ture greyness, auitits exeellcnt adaptation to the nursery.
Prepared and •soki, at 2.5. and bottle, by JeerN PRIEST-.
52, Lord-street, Liverpool. , • -

tRIEgTLEY'S FLUID EXTRACT OF THE
'I4NEST RED JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA.
ia most efficient and agreeable
_preparation of that well-
known and valuable alterative, JALsICA SARSAPARILLA, is pre-
pared by a peculiar andtdientifie method, by which the whole-
of the aromatic and
volatile parts are preserved ; and the ex-
perience of Many year 4 hap fully established the reputation of
this
.Medicine, as containing more of the. 'virtues of the root
-
'than any -other preparedy..ll. Its beneficial- effects have been
.particularlystrililag the f°ll°Wiall eGniPlAtinte :---Nocturnal
Pains in the. Limbs, Scroinlous Enlargements of the Glands,
Cutaneous Affections, Chronic Rheumatism, are. • in treeing
-the system Zaft.er a Course of Niereury its. beneficial effects are-
; .fiery powerful. It purifies the blood, Mild by giving: to: the
cutaneous vessels a healthy and regular action, it remotes-t at•
dispoSitfon' to Erysipelatcuis Inflammation front which-so many
persons periodically.suffer ; and when taten in the spring ands
Fall of the Year as an Alterative Meditine, it will be found to
impart that strength to the cOnkittition which is indicated by
firmness of flesh, good appetite, and freshness of the coin-
,' plexion.
Sold in Bottles, 4e. Gd., is, 6d..115.,.ani 225.

These ,
RIESTIEY'S PURIFYING a...a ATLERATITE
P-ILLS.
iese Pills require no confinement or restraint. They are
thelifit medicine that can be takem•for removing all eruptions
and-pimples from the face, arras, and body, and for cleansing
and-purifxing, the . blood, and invigorating the system. To
pariics residing in warm climates, or proceeding to sea, they
are invaluable,

So-Td. in boxes 2s. 9d., 45.. 6d., lie., and 225. each, containing
directions foe use,-carefully pack.ed, and Fent to every part of
taisitingiicn tor world, on receipt of Postoffice order.

lESTLEY'S SgIDLITZ POWDERS. Sold in
Boxes, Is. 6d. each.. centaining twenty-four Powders, to,
ma a ono Dozen Tumbler Glasses, which approachmearer than.
anything Yet discovered to, the Cherly6eate iI atcrs of,Germany.
The style o$ preparing Parr.siz.Ex's SzturaTz Pownkas is pe—
culigr to himself*, wlll combines scientific skill with great scou—
t:4ff ;lilt} 01040. vAili.beka of people unacquainted with the-
,lesa* 0114 Mesa, have. of. lac sears altemptedimitations,
- inymialbly beeip luximl, o. be spurious compomuls,
'^e..tLito tie:Tmible fAayoux rvaw the mediOnal. pro..
Watert.

they haN,
neither posselfts,..
perties of the "SeidLitk.

PRIESTLEY'S AROMATIt,
a pleasant and agreeable remedy an
Appetite, Wind, Flatulency, and all complaiut,
Inwaid Debility, Weakness, &c.
. .

TONIC TINCTURE,
•,Tutligestion, loss of
iwitinkt from

PRIESTLEY'S ESSENCE OF REN NET T
for ill'aldUg ,flaicions Curds and Whey. This whole-
some prevaration iA engaged to keep, and obviates .the uncer-
tainty of making from the rannett Bag.. -
. .Sold in Bothes, at Is. 6d. and 3s. each.

ESTVEY'S VEGETABLE HAIR OIL
is allowed to be .an excellent discovery for invigorating
an renovating the human liair, twevent.s it fallinif off, pro-
duces a most beautiful natural curt, and gives artifletal Ilaira
peculiar softness of texture avid luxuriant appearance. The
preparation does not dry the hair.
: Sold in Bottles at Is. 3d, and 3s; each.

P___
. •
RIE3TLEY'S GOUT AND lIIIEUMATIC PILL,
er
For Conte Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Sciatica, Tic ijs•loreux, Pains in the Head or Faee, kc. Their
use require neit.'‘
in no case can ti:.‘ir effects
be
it°
confinement nor any particular regimen;
general health hid urious but -in relation to
Sold iii rf°xes at
- balutary and restorative..
10. and. 2s. 9d.
-

FU
sNITURE CREAM, for pro-
ESTLEY'
S h- luin half the usual labour, a
clueing, with much less' -eht polish au all kinds of
!beautiful, u
, brilliant, and perma
French Polish and other Furniture. l 2s. each.
Sold in Bottle., at Is. an.

EXE, Clean-
RIESTLEY'S FURNITURE '4labour foror tronble.
hag and Polishing Furniture without Very description
e Paste is used for cleaning and polishing e 'en previously
of Furniture, whatever preparatinwmay have lit such Polish.
used for that purpose. It. adds a high lustre to Pre -
Sold in pots, at Is. each, or three pots for is.. (trticle
GENUINE METALLIC LUSTRE.--7This
is recommended to Housekeepers, for Cleaning all 'op
ner of gold and silver plate, metal teapots, pewter ineasui. •
brass fenders, candletticks, stair-rods, brass plate for doors,
tin covers, &c., with half the usual labour whisk is required
with other preparations. The above Lustre leaves a beautiful
Polish ox the Metal. . .

. . .
Sold iu Bquares at 64. and Is. each.
The above are prepared and sold by Jonx PILLISTJAT
Chemist and Druggist,.s2, Lord-street, Liver?ool.

•
PRIESTLEY is at the present time prepared lo
ofT - supply the public with the following articles, of which
he has. just procured a new and genuine stock :—Rowland's
Macassar Oil, Odonto, and Kalydor ; Hendries' Jockey Club
Bouquet for the handkerchief ; Bayley and Son'anrlginal " Ess
Bouquet," Piesse and Lubin's uniyersally-admired and' eterna
perfume, Frangipanni; Atkinson's liicar'sGrease, Cold Cream,
and Depilatory ; Grossmith and Son's Hair Dye, ice., &c.
Prescriptions prepared at this Establishment with drugs of
the choicest quality. •

Extract from the Lancet, February*. 1854, .and from Dr.
Hastall'a recent work on " Food and its Adulterations."
"The . samples of Messrs. CROSSE & ELACKW.ELL were
entirely ireelrom Copper."
CROSSE & BLACKWELL, Purveyors in Ordinary
to Her Majesty, in soliciting attention to the above
extract, beg to state that the utmost care is taken to ensure
purity and wholesomeness na their various productions. Their
Establishment has been mepected by • Dr: 4lessali and many
leading members of the medical profession, who have been
pleated to express their highapprovaldf.the tenerakmanufac-
tnring arrangements. Every article prepared hy C. &B.is of
the highest quality that can be produced. Their Pickles,
Tart Fruits, and Preserves ate perfccils• natural in colour; no
Mineral or other deleterious iagredient being employed to
give.them an undue Whiney.
which are particularly .reconunended. • '
PICKLES of various kinds; prepared in
BOTTLED FRUITS VOR TARTS AND PUDD
pu_rA
,miasltu vins epgraer:
anudr urinetc Madeira, &c.
'Served in. their natural state.
consisting of
C'aJIEroLLFIOEotS,OOf unequalled brilliancy
icFiaoumsiiiiieasv.our,
Inßpoinyt
AaLndi,qAutartu:bostAtluesc,Efm;
of a
ea"
and greatly improving
for cold meats,
peculiarly. adapted
on,
' hashes. stews, and made dishes_:
thNe ° joaeavienitai eonoeedo,,
oduced anlely from the
ESSENCE OF ANCHOI_WE,
superior to all other.
CFee°s;Vaunaal:nnuaiatstured on the sea costa
AL
aught. This Sauce being milder in
RpwrEhere e
ESSENCEat Gthi
eoni Iss
hGrs sold
.Nd p
sF sAui ni.andAi
e f Anchovies, is preferred Ly many
t:
epienreei •• • .NEI) SOW) SAUCE, fortgatue, venison, &e.
The .CELEBRATED flavour than the Essence.
OM CATSUP, made tronite 'ft
usuitofinest
mush-
rooms.„P,UtiooEfibiitagFilteld on the famed '
fte•gl'ehniereral purpose,, manu-
factured
hEtdiniibouorogolir.abe:tteEhabrooitltelte,sbelaertstear faocf
astaii:lsl:"N•ur.l:'cl.'*edil,3l:b'yNi•Yile. PASTE, . BLOATER PASTE, STRASBOURG,
.and other POTTED MEATS, for breakfast and' luncheon table.
ORANGE MARMALADE,' JAMS, and JELLIEs, periec ly
pure, and prepathe red by a process whie.l effectually retains the
fine aroma of fruit.
Of .marmalade, the Lancet of 22nd of January, 1853,
remarks,--" 6th sample, purchased of CROSSE and BLACK-
WELL, 21, Soho-square. Ash of a yellow colour : does not
contain copper."
C. and 11. are also wholesale &gents for M. SOTER'S
SAUCES; RELISH, and AROMATIC MUSTARD, all of which
the. Lancet declares to- be pure • for Barrie and Co.'s Curry and
MUlligatawny 'Pastes and Chattnys, which are shipped direct
from MaAras; and for R' Flat Osborne Sauce.
The above, together With ail othercondiments and delicacies,
may be obtained of most respectable sauce vendors in the
United Kingdom, at the principal stores in India,t America,
and the cdlonies ;.• and wholesale of
;CROSSE & BLACKWELL,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, PURVF.YORR TO THE
QUEEN, 21i SOHO SQUARE. LONDON.

VARICOSE VEINS WEAK LEGS, KNEES, AND ANKLES.
CIALEB WALKER'S ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
KNEE.AND ANKLE BANDAGES
Are the only Articles that will retain their Elasticity. Heat or
-Cold will not affect t ; require no lacing, and may be dra' n
on-immediately, as an ordinary stocking. Wholesale, Retail,
and for Export.
CALEB WALKER,
NUFACT URER,
INDIA:-ItUBBER DEPOT,

42 SOTTIII CASTLE-STREET.
Can be forwarded by post, and directions for measurement
sent on application.