The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-01 00:00:00

CLAYTON-HALL.

In oonsequence of the brilliant reception which greeted his
Last Representations,

COLONEL STODARE
Will REPEAT his celebTated and
EASTERN MAGIC, Originalentitled Illusions of INDIAN
OR
TWO HOURS IN WONDER WORLD!
At the above Hall, commencing on MONDAY NEXT, the 3rd
instant, and Every Evening until further notice.
GRAND ILLUMINATED MORNING PERFORMANCES
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Body of the Hall, ls.; Gallery. 6d.
Children and Schools Half-price to First and Second Seats.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock.
For the Morning Performances • doors opened at Two o'clock,
to commence at Half-past.
A Plan of the Reserved Seats may be seen and Tickets
secured at. Mr. Smith's Music Warehouse, Lord-street.

CLAYTON-HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT.
MR. GEORGE HODSON,

COMEDIAN AND VOCALIST,
THIS EVENING AT EIGIIT O'CLOCK.

DAY PERFORMANCE THIS DAY, at Half-past Two.

Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d.; Body of the Hall, Is.; Gallery, 6d.
Tickets may be had at the Hall from Eleven till One, and at
Messrs. smith, Music-sellers, Lord-street.
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GRIFFITHS' ( LATE WINSANLEYS' ) GALLERY,
CHURCH-STREET,•T LIVERPOOL.

NOW ON VIEW,
THE GRAND HISTORICAL PICTURE,
Painted by T. H. Maguire
" CROMWELL REFUSING THE CROWN OF
ENGLAND." A.D. 1657.
insronic PASSAGES ON THE CAREER OF CROMWELL.
"He was the greatest of living princes."—Macaulay.
" His efforts to purify the Church were productive of great
good ; the cause of religion owes much to him."—Baxter.
" God works by instruments; and if there is any one man
-who, in times past, has contributed more than another, more
than all others, to the wonders of the present. day, that man
is Oliver Cr•mwell. The existing greatness of England is but
the realisation of the plan he had conceived."—D'itubigne.l
"The nobleness of this man was the outcome of an intensely
earnest and God-fearing age."—Carlyle.
Open Daily, from Ten to Five. Admission by Invitation
Card, or Sixpence each

ANTERBURY H, RICHMOND-STREET,
NJ (Two DOORS FROM WILLIAIIBOII-SQUARE.)
FROPRIETOR, MR. MARK BRAHAM; Amino MANAGER,
NR. J. A. BROWNE; CHAIRMAN, MR. J.-C. MACKAY.
The following Talented Artistes will appear nightly:—
First Appearance and Brilliant Success of
Miss EMILY SANDERS,
Characteristic Vocalist and Danseuse.
Miss FLORENCE I3ALFE,
Soprano and Operatic Duettist, from the Rotundo Concerts,
Dublin.
Miss SAULAN,
The celebrated Bravura and Ballad Vocalist.
Mr. FRANK MATTHEWS,
One of the best Comedians of the day.
Mr.. BROWNE,
The eminent Baritone, from Manchester and Glasgow Concerts.
Mr. R. SHEPPERD
NCB preside at the grand Piano-forte and Alexandre's
Percussion Harmonium.
Concert will commence each evening at Seven o'clock. N. 8.--
Tor Gentlemen only. Admission Free. All Refreshments of
:superior quality.

S TAB. COMMERCIAL H 0T EL
AND CONCERT ROOMS,
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
(OPPOSITE THE THEATRE ROYAL.)
SOLE PROPRIETOR MR. E. BRAIIAM.
MANAGER. MR. J. SIMMONS.
CONTINUED ATTRACTION ! Positively the best Com-
pany in Liverpool. Continued success and Re-engagement of
Miss EMMA CAMPBELL. Last week of Miss LIZZY
CLIFFORD, the celebrated Serio Comic Vocalist. Continued
success and re-engagement of GUS GRANT, the Prince
of. Comic Singers. Immense success of Mr. WYNDHAM
CLARK, the favourite Scotch and English Tenor. Grand.
Pianoforte and Patent Harmonium, Mr. CHARLES COOKM
Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Engagements made :---Miss
KELLY, from the City Hall, Glasgow, and Exchant?,-d-room
Concerts, Nov. 26; Miss MARIE POLSON, the 'lnimitable
Serlo Comic Vocalist, Dec. S; Mr. J. H. SHIERS, the
cdiebrated Irish Comic Singer, Dec. 10. • '
Commencing Every Evening at half-Pas:c Seven.
.No Charge for Admission; Gentlemen only admitted.
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars of the finest quality.
London, Manchester, and Liverpool pt4ers daily.
N.B.—The Commercial Department is quite oeparate from
he Concert Rooms.

DAN LOWREY'S
NEW MALAKOFF MUSIC HALL,
CLEVELAND-SQUARE (bottom of Pitt-stree
GREAT ATTRACTION !
Elliot:err sent of the celebrated ALBERTO FAMILY.
MISS HAGAN,
The celebrated Sentimental Vocalist.
Great success of
GUS CONNELLY,
The great Character Singer and Dancer.
Continued success of
MISS BIRD,
'The favourite Sentimental and Serio Comic Vocalist.
Continued 'success of
CORNEY KANE!,
Whose Budget
of eomicalities is inexhaustible.
'Roars of Laughter
greet the Funniest of all Fellows, MOM'
DAN LOWREY!
Dan appears every evening after his severe indisposition*
Proprietor Mr. D. Lownay.
Stage Manager and Directq COENEY KANE.
ADMI4SION FREE!
Deers open at Seven, to commence at Half-past Seven
precisely.
ON Wine% izi* B;c9 a the very beet quay%

In the above Hall, on Friday Evening, December 7.
As Mr. Jones became fully acquainted with the Leaders of
the various parties in Italy,. including the Pro-pictator,
Romano, Focrio, and Mazzmi; and enjoyed the Intimate
friendship and confidence of the great Liberator, Garibaldi
himself, he will be able to give the results of his personal
observations on the social, political, and religious condition of
Italy ; to define the state of parties in the Two Sicilies, and the
present aspect of the Italian question; and to speak on the
highest authority of theintentions and future policy of Gari-
baldi and the friends bf ftttliah Unity,
ritiors open lit Seteil, ttl coitiftiente at tight o'blobk.
Wickets may lie had froth Mr, Hein-, Sitd)dw, Ot the office of
the Philharhionic Bobidt, and at the Hall tin the evening of
the. .
Regerve,d hold peradn'A.), 19s. 6d. ; tingle Brix
TiCketS, 2A. babh,; ReSerVed Stalls (body), 2s: ; Unreserved
Stalls (body), ls. Gd ; lg. _ -

Lttffilijopp.

THE REV.: S. Q. If BELLETir, S:C.L.,
_L.:, • l., , WILL GI,VE .A
READING I,'ItOM THE IBRITISH POETS,
kA TUESDAY,. DECEMBER li.
. , . .
The RtAimi, w7lll7seicitedll4xii :
11111.ToN Paradise Lost, Book V.
POPE Ode to St. Cecilia.
TENNYPON Lady Clara de Vere de Vere ; Oriana.
HOOD Song of a Shirt; Bridge of Sighs.
DIBDIN Tom Bowling.
MACAULAY Virginia.

SCOTT Maimion.
-Rrfttv.4 Child e Itarold.

BARHAM
LONGFELLOW
C. SWAIN
SHAKESPEARE

In goldsby Legends.
The Arsenal at Springfield.
, The Convent Bell.
Henry VIII.: Fall of Wolacy.
Bte.,
And on FRIDAY, December 14,
MIL BELLEW will eft a READING froth tilt IVOII,IO of

oLivtß.
With a METCH of Ins LIVE.,
To tominence at Eight p.m. prebitely:

The net proceeds of these Readingt will lie giVen to assiCt in
liquidating the debt incurred in the alteiations and improve-
ments in Trinity Church, St. Anne-street.

PRiCES br Anmistif*

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TO THE BENEVOLENT.
worAYoung Man, INVALID, for man y years through
, weakness and bodily deformity, being tumble for gener,
would be thankful for a little EMPLOYMENT or any
DONATIONS he may receive to assist him in making a living
for hipi§plft,_ ARply. to_lqr,..gUCl,,fig,"..d7strect

T IVERPOOL CEMIATERIL—ANFIELD PARK,
the.;WAttON;—Tiit CoMpetitive Degigns and Draitings for
Cllipelsi Mbittiairy; Siiperintendefit'g, Eotise,
.Entrance,
and Lodgedrekuired IA the certietett, latt tiepiisqon of
the OOmpetitors,,, to be, opentp., PUBLIC INSPECTION at
Cuthbert', pietare„,Oalleties, 14, Clayton-square.LiVerpool;
from Monday, the 3rd.; to Saturday, the Bth of December, next
inclusive, frßnt Ten o'clock p.m. pntil Three o'clock p.m. each
day. By order of the Burial Board: , • "
, NVLLIAAI GAY, Clerk.
12, ol, Nov. 20, 1860.

TT
LHE LIVER'POOL,,, UNITED irOLtiNTEER
• SERVICE CLUB
L OPEN ON 'MONDAY THE 3RD DECEMBER NEXT.
The, Stole: of the upper ,portion, of the commodious and
central prem*s known as the London Hotel, Clayton-square,
has beert segurod,. which• will be, sumptuously furnished and
replete in eter7 Partie.j.lar, The . etihscripplon will be two
guineas entrance fee, and one gUinda Liffifitaryj.entigiqg mem-
bers to every privilege of the Club. Prospectuses, cohtEdnlng
full particulars, can be had on application. The offices of the
Club are now open. The Club will open on Monday Morning
next. T. L. HARCOURT, Secretary.
Clayton-square, Nov 26, 1860. tfs

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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
LIVER POOL.
THE Sixth WINTER COURSE of LECTURES
will be delivered (D.V.) in the Hall of the Collegiate
Ingtitutioti, ShaW.street, on the following TUESDAY EVEN-
INGS I.==
Deeetlibet WitttAlt tArtintSi London; "The
Scottish Covenanters."
Deceinber 11.---ReV: W. BROCk; London i " lie Burning
Bush."
December 14,=-41.0. MILLER, D.D.; Birmingham,
" Courtship and Marriage." , • .
P.reNious to Aach Lectige a SeeCtiiiii MuSic will be rer-
fditicil tin the Organ 14, Mr. R. T. Crokive.
Mar ttilibn at Half-Past Stvehd'elbOt.
Single Admission---Lower Gallery, 18. ; Body, 6d. ; Upper
Gallery, 34. To be had at the Rooms, 41, Renshaw-street;
and of Benson and Mallett, 10, Castle-street; Smyth and Co.,
62, Bold-street; Thomson, 180. London-road.
CHARLES hRRWER, Secretary. _

MEMORIAL FUND.
been OPENED in Liverpool
[onument to the memory of the

THE DIIN DONALD
A SUBSCRIPTION has
for the purpose of erecting a M
Earl of Dundonald, and alread3
a considerable amount of move,
the following names :
The Mayor LS 0 0
J. Bramley -Moore 2l 0 0
John Pascoe Grenfell 3 3 0
J. A. Tobin
Alderman Cooper
Jamei
Jatiles Steains
qhales Mozley
Motild and Maples 1 0 0
John SwaiUson
Jane 3 Macrae ~ • I 0
T. Dickinkii 1 I)
G. A. Tinley? ' 1 b
winftn Jordan
Quinten Fleming
R. Brockiebank
T. T. Clint I 0 0
S. Price EdWards
J. Buck Lloyd 1 0 0
Charles Cotesworth QI 0
T. ,MaxlV,ell
Xobert MakWell 1 1 0
Thomas Maxwell 1 1 0
Lewin B. Mozley 1 1 0
Edward Johnston
Heywood Jones
B. Darbyshire 1 1 0
John Tyson
John W. Macrae 1 0 0
Rchert HipshaW...„. b 0
Book 6 at Exchange and Ath,
Co.; Leyland and Bullins ; I
Commercial Bank; Bank of I
Dowdall; Stock Exchange • or
J. BRAMLEY:1110(

y, with little or no solicitation,
7 has been collected, including

Sanincl.l,ohnis, ton £1 0 0
Joseph MOridel
William Moon • 33 0
S. II ellpi• •
E.
J, 11AmpShire
E. C. Friend 1 0 0
W. J llarri3
J, Cunard 1 0 0
R. B.
Chgles Brownell
Joules Liitei
John Marshall 1 1 0
Robertson Gladstone 1 1 0
T. Edwards Moss
W. Dalglish 1 1 0
Robert Dalglish 1 1 0
Kenneth Dowie
T. F. Bennett
John FarnWorth 1 0 0
M. J. Whitty
Jamey Cole
Adam S. Gladstone 1 0 0
James J. Bibby
James Fletcher
Thomas Bouch
Joseph Stokes
Joseph Lyne 1 0 0
John Bristow 1
"
Colonel Bourne
Thomas Thiguid 1 0 0
ienwurn Newsrooms •, Moss and
leywood's Bank ; Union and
rlverpool ; Messrs. Tinley and
. by
ORE, Treasurer to the Fund.

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DISTRESS.

REGULATIONS, &b.
AT the NINTH ANNUAL MEETING, held at
the lfitadelphia z•chaffibere, Hackin'i - hey, at One
itcik on Thursday; the 28th Nuvembei'l the Mayor, S. R.
Gratt Est, in thb chair, the following resolutions were pro-
Dosed and unanimously passed :-
1. MoVed by F. PRANGE, Esq., and seconded by T. STOLTER-
FORT, Esq.,---" That the Report and Abstract of the Trea-
surer's Accounts be approved and adopted, and that the same
be printed and circulated."---Carried unanimously.
2. Moved by JAMES SAMIJCLSON, E=4. and seconded •i), G.
A. MiTLLENS, Esq.,---" That Mr.
Aginge be requested to
act as vice-president, Mr: Bencke as tteasitrer; and Mr; E.
Pittet as honorary secketaiy ; and that the rollmting gentle,;
trien he requested to serve on the committee :---The Foreign
Consuls in Liverpool, the Honorary Medical Officers, Messrs.
G. Bahr, J. E. Barendt, George Behrcnd, 0. Burchardt, S.
Ftanghiadi, W. Kunhardt, H. Langenbach, A. H. Lemonius,
N. Malts; G. Melly, E. Meugens, G. A. Mullens, L. B. Mosley,
A Rabus, A. Soloyns, Charles Mueller, 3. E. De la Rue, Rev.
S. A. Steintlial, C. Steen, H. Stolterfoht, J. N. Stolterfoht, T.
R. Stolterfoht, E. Springmann, D. Wichelhaus, R. Zwilchen-
hart, and James Samuelson."---carried unanimously.
8. Moved by F. L. Ilstsinna, Esq., and seconded by the
Rev. S. A. STIKiNTAAL --=" That the best thanks of this
Meeting be tendered to Mr. F: Prange, as vice-president., for
his services during the past year ; to Mt, J. A, Bbbtlke, for
hi§ exertions as treasurer and to Air. E. Pictet, for the
efficient manner lit Which he discharged his duties as honorary
secretary."
4. Moved by Drl'lnNe and seconded by H. LANGENBACH,
Es(l,--." That the thanks of this meeting be given to the
gentlemen who served on the committee, and to the officers of
the society; especially to Mr. Julius Hartmann, the paid
officer and assistant-secretary to the society, for the zealous
discharge of his (bides."
8, Moved by H. StoLTEßVoirr, FRI., and seconded by C. E.
RAwLists, Esq.;---" That the best thanks of the meeting be
given to the Mayor, S. R. Graves, Esq., for his kindness in
presiding to-day, and for his conduct in the chair."
S. R. GRAVES, Chairman.

llto
IVERPOOL WINTER ASSIZES, 1800.
The CoMinistions for holding these Assizes (which will
r the despatch of both Civil and Criminal business) will be
OPENED on Tuesday, the 11th instant.
The Crown Court will sit on Wednesday, the 12th instant,
at Eleven o'clock a,m.
CROWN CdUR'.
The Prosecutors and Witnesses hi the after-Mentioned cases
are required to be in attendanee at the timea Specified in the
following List, antl Mit tatlid, and on all subsequent days,
YirAii their relipec•ive cases are disposed of, at the sitting of
the Court ; and the Trials are to proceed in the order in which
the eases are arranged in the Litt, unless the CoUrt shall Other;
wise direct, vit :--=
On Wednesday, the 12th )o±leeetrilieh at ten oleloCit a.m.
The Queen v., Patrick edlinor, John Green, Thomas Speak-
man itlid aiiiiibli Houghton, Thomas Wheelhouse, John Robin-
ten, Richard Green, William Rooney, John Metcalf, Michael
Sheridan and Thomas Kennedy, William Owen alias Joshua
Barker and John Casey, Robert Simpson and James Lythgoe,
Oliver Gough, John Mills, John Smith, Mary Anti Filcher,
Richard Charles Lines, John Murray, Pahl Hannah.
On Thursday, the 13th Decetriber, at Ten o'clock a.m.
The queen C. Sohn Allen, Thomas Fox, John zones, Joseph
McCormick, Michael Melia, John Copner and George Wool-
edge, Luke Milton, John Martin, Isabella Beck, Ellen Conner,
George Simpson, Patrick Green, John Harristini ThemaS
Behan.

•
On Fridaysthe 14th Dettliiikr, at Ten o'clock a.m.
The faitetn t. Henry Lawson, Thomas Neethath, John Cox
and William Cross, Robert Fittem ..Amdrew,Lubas, John Con-
way, James McCann, William Thorntison; J'arnes Whall and
Joseph Phipps, Williath Fletcher, Janke Jackson, john
Harriet Mile Mani ui a Harriet Pailert
An Saturday, the Lsth Debeillber, at Ten o'clock a.m.
• The %teen b. Elizabeth Ellisdn, Zapias Green, William
D'enakeY, Roger Kilshaw, Isaa6 Kilshaw, Thomas Fildes,
George ,l'ennington, John Eccleston, Thomas GreenhoUgh,
James Wareing, William Hill, Robert Fo. ber and John Kilt
Shaw, Dorothy Smithson, John Doran, Thoinat Atkintion and
John Warden, Hugh Chaprnan, Ann rnise;
Thomas Healey Thonias Halfordl Hannah Isbeiwbubl•
1:51). MondaY, the 19th Deeeinber, at Ten o'clock, a.m.
ALL OkikEß. UskSi except such as may be appointed, for an
eb.rlitt nay, Of which due notice will be given,
The Court will sit for the despatch of business every day
during the Assizes at Nine oYock a.m., except on Wednesday,
the 12th instant, and on that day at Eleven &cloak a,m.
The foregoing Regalatioas will ie etrietl# htfol'ad, and no
Costs allowed to parties making deretalt in the observance of
then..

Ali peftonik uhiket hetegnisance to appear and answer In-
dichhentt at these Assizes, must surrender and plead when
Wiled upon, otherwise their Recognisances will be forfeited.
CIVIL BUSINES.
There will be one ante ListerM% Tllt entry of Causes will
commence on Sattn`dap, thb 15th December, at six o'clock
p.m., and close On Monday, the Illth December, at Eleven
o'clttck A.M.' on which last-mentioned day the Court will -sit
ft)r the Trialof Causes at T*elve oclock at, soon.

In gibing Notices of Thai, Tttescial k)ecember,
roust be considered the coitimenceinbnt of the Assizes.—By
order of the Judges% T. S. SHUTTLE WORTHb
_ _

Clerk of the Ciowll.
CroWnuollice, Preston, November 29th, 1860.