The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

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, The Public is respectfully informed that this Theatre will be at ' -I:\
OPENED on the Evenings of WEDNESDAY, October Ifth, .
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Management being desirous of meeting the general require- la . • • •
ments ' occasioned- by the PUBLIC HOLIDAY, on the 41' "t.'4 •?:'. :'• ''„- t ' . • .
i OPENING of the FREE LIBRARY, has arranged that on as'-' -a,' • els „ "%s• ta
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these Two' Evenings- only -the Prices of Admission shall be ~ •••fia _.-- • ' (7''• s ale ~,f,'
on the same scale as those taken at the: Amphitheatre, viz., ..• i -- S. ' s .
Dreg§ Boxes, 3s. ; Upper Ilexes, 2s. 6d ; Pit, Is. 6d. •, Gal- s asassear , ,--assi - ' ''
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• ~ Thesalanagement •announee ' an' Engagement for TWO ,
- NIGHTS ONLY with the Favourite American Comedian and . . , . • . s ,
. Delineator of Yankee Character, Mrs A. B. 'BIERCE, from • • • • • .
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' (jai NYEIINESDAY NE±T.. THE-17H, -114thiNT, • ,
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FAUST AND MARGutRITE. VOL. VI.—NO. , 2,219._ it REGISTEREDA.t'Iga:ATpNPILISI(IN 1. ... ._ _ . _
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-Faust:. ,a '' - • - ''' - • Mr. F. Neville. i LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, OCTOBER -15, 1860.
. 41qp*404e6 . Mr. Cowwer. , . . .a.a._ ._.. . _. ,• ______ __.
Marguerite [B. Young Orphan).Miss L. Gray. , .
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A WIFE FOR A DAY. Amustuunts.
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. /41- athan Tucker Mr. Bieree. , . Vubtic Ratires, &C. ' Nit ' trtrusses.
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And GREAT ATTRACTION.
'turas Chunk Mr. Bierce. FIR-ST ANNIVERSARY BALL " For the wages of sin is (seals, but the gift of God is eternal
(Douglas Double Mr. J. Newton, jun. . • • life, through Jesue Christ our Lord."-Rom. vi., 23. IRON AND IN,AIt WAIEHOUSE; BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE.
(His First Appearance in this Theatre.) OF THE
TIDO EADER ! are you Rejecting this Gift ? and why ? TOHN GIBBONS and 00, TiVe ON 'SALE a *ell-assorted STOCK of BAh, HOOP, SHEET,
„ . • Faroay Magnet Miss Howe. • fru BRIGADE
I TIL 1./we iVewtohYOne tro'NelloC2,
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' On Thursday-THE FOREST ROSE. Jonathan Ploughbey LANCASHIRE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS
aPtlanYekEinlV.nEeyE,TolffNDGaTiel.tsistiDeeaty., from and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c., NVhcfiesale and Retail.
S• • . . •Mr. Bierce. FAINT HEART 'NEVER NVQN FAIR LADY! AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL ......._ -. • • •s____ _
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- Ruy Goinez. Mr. 00wRer ,• The Dueheses Miee L. Gray, ON THUR SD AY, Tit E 2il Ali NO V E al' BE It NEXT, NOTICE. - SALE OF I'APER HANGINGS AT 5'2, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
• ' IaIIR.EAT ATTRACTION ) thia nit SECRET. Thoitias, Mr. , .„ imiata late Tama:Mare aseritestAtie oii. ,ofEtif:i!yGeaSr,, ds es
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ohne. v e commenced SELLING OFF theii; STOCK of PAPER HANGINGS for the
J. SN'evetdn, kith , . . MRS. jA3IES BOURNE„Heatlifield Irotise. Wavertree; A_T- a Atteting of the, Commit4ce of Flour the Dealers
d i year, amounting to more than 30,000 Pieces, in order to make room for iSfeW Goods. The Stock comprises eVery quality,
Delora Open tit Half-pest Six, to Continence at Searen. ' . .. '• . MRS. JAMES WAI.TER; Seacernhe, . oiiti Bakers' Aisociation, lielu tilis day, it was Resolved ~ .
The Box-office is open from Ten to Three Daily, for secxring Mrs T A Bu.shby, .Mrs H 4 Hornby, 'Aire Q B Robinion,
3,lmrris Tchhones2nannigetde,tier,;
mmirs NV. Redone ", That the Shope, in' cohneetion.With tlie vad6 lie CLOSED en
N.8.-SEVERAL LOTS will be sold at exceedingly LOW FRiCES:
' . Seta in the Dress Circle, and taking Private BLOCCS, Which
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LChEaspßesleoainia, lhursday next, the Isth ;natant, the
,•day appointed fof the . ____ . . .
' may be had under the direction of Mr. George Weston. . .
. ro g w 514blie'; OPENI,NG•of the LiVerpoel Free Library.
October 12, 1860: GIAS CONSUMERS WILL SECURE A BETT.tI4 I.‘ IGII T,
, , Mrs ,Ja§ R. Canaphell, Mrs joseph B LOW e• ire S li• Turner' '- • -
. 101 OAL AMPHITHEA,. TRE, MrsP B Drink water, Mit- Ge"d• 'Melly, ' 3 rat 13 VrigleY. ' AND A SATING OF FROM 20 TO 30 PER CENT.,
• THE Rev,ll. O. 11: tElibk%W,.. §.C.L., Minister . "
, XL - GREAT' CHARLOTTE-STREET, . • BY USING
. COMMITTEE I THE PATENT GAS ECONOMISER,.
ProPrietor, Mr. W. R•scorsTealfis., -••- ' . Lieut.-Colonel JAMES BOURNE, Chairman. of St. Mark's, 3 arysie-bdrieriLondonortlpOsAcA .
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. The Management announcea 411! TWO SERMONS in Trinity Chfirdli, St; Appe-Strceta en
Major JAMES WALTER. Vice-Chairman. , fa BE HAP ONLY AT THE
oEnitagament for FOUR •
IciTIT4 ONLY .with thetraitoor te American Comedian and Captain George Melly ' . Ist Lieut Joseph C Lowe
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• ''' 'gelineator, 0-Character, Mr. A. B. 'BIERCE, from Kentucky, made in Aid of the late Alterations and Improvements. OYPICE'S IVOR FIWCUR/NG- -PATENTS TO INVENTIONS,
„ Thomas Gardener
Who will makn his first appearance, prior to his appearance in
„P B Drinkwater Divine Service will commence in the Morning at a Quarter ----- ''"• - • ----- -.- a . .4: CIAYT. G'N=sOVARP, MvERPOOL.
before Eleven, and in the Evening at Half-past Six o'clock.
LOIeCOI, • „ Alexander Sparrow
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. , J THIS EVENING (MONDAY), TIP; 15an INSTANT, ' „ William Radcliffe SOCI AL SCIENCE AND THE SOCIAL 'EVIL. -
THE NEW BROCADE. SILEALMOtat •4NTI(II,TESS GLACE, AND FANCY SILKS. , Also, MADE-UP SKIRTS
' And To-morrow (Tuesday), an American Drama, entitled „ Samuel H Turner „ James Poole IN DROGUETS; 'ABERDEEN LINCEYS, 31 AIRS; ;AND aN MATERIALS SUITED FOE MOURNING, with some
THE .FOREST .ROSE. • THE FRIENDS of SOCIAL SCIENCE and
~ James P Campbell „ . Henry Duckworth . exquisite designs in LACE AND TARLETAN ROBES Mt Evening Wear s
• Jonathan Ploughboy Mr. Biere. „ Charles Langton „ Caleb Chas Itotheran As CHRISTIAN CHARITY are earnestly appealed to in
Sal Forest Mrs. Power. tOTinheeasDnitreE,SOSdMtAaKIkeNOrGdeLZPARTMENT is under the superintendence of an experienced Manager, who is always in attendance
Harriet Miss Goodall. .2d Lieut George S Robinson Company Sergt. Samuel Elliott behalf of the MAGDALEN ASYLU. 11.1 of the GOOD SHEP-
HERD. The Institution, 28, Maaon-street, Edge-hill, contaps
• . A WIFE FOR A DAY. 91 Robert'Burke Honan „ Charles Boggs The EVEN' ING DRESSES can be seen. by gas-light, at every hour of the day.
~ Frederick L Boteler J D Glass THE SHAWL, SILK, MANTLE, FUR, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE,' 14 gc 16, BOLD-STREET.
Nathan Tucker Mr. Bierce. , , t at present fifty-three reclaimed woMen, and is full.. D. unn_g
the past week ten unfortunate women made application for
, And THE PET OF THE PETTICOATS. ' ~„ Charles 'l3 Bean „ - Thomas Ockleshaw admission, and were refosed for want of eees-reint‘dations kis ,TOFIN .CRIPPS, .Piontirroa.
• „ James-Foster Watson „ Evan Fletcher ,
Tani a" Mrss R. power, „ Hugh Meijer Bright „ Frank Aelabridge proposed W. erect forthwith eh Asylum in the outskirts of the •
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~... - saoh a • - •••• • • a , - • • • Mr. Ws Cptaper.
~ lienry.ll Ke!ley „ Jobn Di-dream:in *Wu danable of receleing et Vast iSlO,intnates.. A Bazaar will I I -.-I, II I
C OAL! COAL,.. CO .4., .. .
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Mamie • • • i • '' • , • .31ies Goodall. l; Sanibel A. Their:russets , .
,„.,_ j A Swift be Acid in, St. Getirge':s Hal, on the 6ths 7tli, atid lith af ,
'- . . •„, ;On. Wedn.esdaya the. • Performance , Wills,tike, pa* at, tl,i, Captein Careplaell, „„, .
Thee* Royel; in ecingeipiehne bf a. Tuhlic Meethig in the LbrehiO EsDetnicand; Esti., Sdrgedir. fNuentyenireb.c:eßrivAteoNd.;stet :nil rt:tv74ii.r__At. tlttioiaE*tpii, rii,dses The, stid of all
elasses Ss solicited. bomb:MS-Of woyir bi.ititieetwiß be thanke THOMAS LITTLER has always a supply of the Best ORRELL and other WIGAN COAL
' Amphitheatre,. a' . e . Henry w. Slack, Esq., Assist-Surgeon. ' DELIVERED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, •
„ On ThursdaY;S=THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT. Ser- —sae__ -
4 Ilbpes. treet. .
• • 43, LA T E 57, LEEDS-STREET. . . .
pant Sealade, Mr. Cowper ; Guillot, Mr'. J. Newton, jun. (his A GRAND VOLUNTEER BALL will take place at the ST, -
rII:AVINGMNEtETKE'CADLUBri 1 r F 1,71 b ' '
Firet Appearance in this Theatre) ; . Josephine. Miss Goodall GEORGE'S lIA " OAA.RDDyE.OF4..II I EsA4I.4TIDa ~..1, y
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_:: O.I.IALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS.
• (her Firet Appearance in 'that Character.). SHOCKING . ..a. LI Up
On THURSDAY ENening, the 22nd NOVEMBER, the TRANMERE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH far
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EVENTS. Griffinhoof, Mr. W. cooper. And THE PET .OF '
THE PETTICOATS. (The Anniversary of the Takin• gof the Oath of Allegiance by LOANS of MONEY for the purpose of CONSTR. UCTING
WATERWORKS, we think it dna to Capitalists :to notify to , , . . Ntrif YRFSCH AND PAISLEY SHAWLS.
the 4th Lancashire Artillery Volunteers), at Nine p.m. ORsssI•PP.S li;egs to atinqhfiCe are attiVal of one of the largest and richest STOCKS of !Foreign and British
On Friday THE FOREST ROSE GREAT ATTRACTION
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... a t . • , ; • STREATHER'S BAND WILL BE IN
.ATTENDANCE. ,
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.we are advis d that the Local Beard have NOT : j
Curiae, Chunks-Mr. _l3iercerasTlouglas -Double,- 111ri-JY-Newton, . rt saaaaaaft TO3Vklistoe,cons•trect theintended Waterworks, • - s SHAWLS,' eier submitte• d- to' in'af• LiVerpll patent
jun.; Fanny Magnet, Miss Howe. And THE_PET OF TFIE
The Band Of the Regiiiierit;iii rraYan the Yes •ibule. ny,. reason .0 . this , company navirag (in Ae,cortiance With the i •He n•as just made a seiectien in Parieof sox& title chpieest preabactiorts of the French looms, in STRIPED and FILLED
, PATTERNS s .and, as SHAWLS are now iniported bilty Free, he hes great confidence in soliciting an inspection. The prices
' PETTICOATS. 7btli eeetiOn Of the Public Ileelth Act, 1:818) offered to supply
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On Saturday, THE FoREST ROSE. A WtFE FOR A DA•fa botible Tickets(admitting Lady and Volunteer in* Uniform)los 6d Water to Tranmere ari featonal.ble tering.
~• range from Two to Eighteen Guineas.
And THE PET OF THE PETTICOA,TO. , ..• si ee• • ' •st .
The object of the cempany in milking tnie annelincement , lII§ ock of well-seasoned and genuine FURS are now ready, in 3itiFEs,
_WAS; CUFF'S, and SEAL FUR MANTLES.
Single Tickets (admitting Volunteer * Uniform) 7s 6d ie to prevent any complaint hereafter on the part of Ltalderge, • Some of the Sables are about the darkest and most valuable ever impoited inter thiss,COntry. .. Furs Repaired and Altered.
Eipprs opened tit *lf:Pest $11; rind ille Performances corn- . Double Plain Dress Tickets ' ' 15s
tireiMe tit Seised O'cldek pedieely. Gentlemen's Single Plain Dress Tickets lOs that they have been pennitted blindly to make Loans in the •.. - . . . , JOHN Cittnig, '54 Ss 46, BOLD-STREET.
- , Adldiesidn-:•bress Boxes, 36.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Ladiee' . Ditto
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HloEth • WAREHOUSE FOR MANTLES, suAWLS, SILKS, DRESSEg,, AND Funs.
VA: 6. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price-Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side - (Refreshments included); INo'cltollßb .aekr,LiaBV9A.TER WORKS COMPANY, ---- ..
130xes, Is. 6d.; Pit, Is. . • ' . • , The 'Tickets may be purchased •on and after Monday, the 29th 4, Yerk-buildings, Sweeting-street. ' .
* PHOTOGRAPHY.-NEW PATENT PROCESS.
a The Box-eflice is open from Ten to r,:tree for securing Seats instant, at the Head-qsrarters of the Fourth Brigade, and at the -- L. i -• . •
• - in the Dress Circle and talria,g Private Boxes, Which may be Usual places in town.
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had under the dir '_.
e.....,ti0n of Mr. Geo. Weston. -f , , HENRY DUCKWORTH, First Lieut., 4th L.A.V., YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, pHoTodRAPTIS TAKEN LIF.E SIZE .by, the PATENT SOLAR CAMERA PROCESS, and
. n 22 , - Honorary Treasurer. ' LIVERPOOL.
r .12„ `;;YAL COLOSSEUM THEATRE,
.pencil, and are perfeetly permanent.
r . - ! AA, ' PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GRAND FANCY FAIR AND. BAZAAR _k_ will be delivered (D.V.) in the Hall of the Collegiate .
g Sole Proprietor a . Me. Herarn. Inetitution, Shaw-street, on the following TUESDAY EVEN- Parties haVing SMALL PORTRAITS' ef DECEASED FRIENDS, may. hate tisem ENLARGED to LIFE SIZE, and
COLOURED by this process. ,
g ' ' Atithorised to Patter& Pinta Of the Dramatih AdthOrs' Ststietas. Yoe THE
tiONVENT OP THE 110 On SHEPHERD IN°sl ,-
bOiiNloN,,,,rLisitinriitZl/attrited Houses, • ARTISTS• and AMATEURS may' have their own .INGATIVES ENLARGED TO AN7 SCALE by the above
r lir Aik4l3.lient • filip4ffis, and *'•igl)4ake4o Int IsitOrr. ki • „•-• • •-, •_-•,_. ii'A 11 -• •
. ST:, GEORGE'S-H. A_L,,,
.L, LIV, ERPO.Oti ' wPth.cthsboCnirric';otenvt. oif ]f.h. Comprising the process, on CANVAS or PAPER, on application.
9 onger, Orih.e gat '4Sse,„Feican Aatiste Mi•••• GARDINER .
Lone Hoirser, tlie,Ale Mange,. the Pdst House, the Mad HoUse, • . AN INSPECTION OF SPECIMENS IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.
YINNS, Wlierseaser oemanceb during the pit Twelve Nights
uN THE 6TEI, 7TII,.AND STH NOVEMBER. the Liat Haute." ' ' s ,
.. avesbeen,ressed by upwards of 36,000 persons. He will
Under the Patronage of , . , • . ---
Visconnt FEILDING, October 23.-Rer. j. d.. M. BELLE*,, S:C.Li, tairidcin;
T, AVELD BLUNDELL,
." Milton-saWith nuotationt froth bis Panes.", . • '
FROM $g TO
• •- ' •EPPpR,Ve •Raneiiing 3.13 Lowry O'Looby, in the new Irich
7 surararea of ' ileen Bawn." ' s Lord EDWARD HOWARD, I Esq. October- 30.-Sa-Rev. ARTHUR MURSELL, Manchester, .1
120,' BOLD-STREET.
. ••, ,-. THIS EVENING • (MONDAY), 15TH INSTANT,
,Lord •HERRIES., ' - . The Earl of FINGALL, " Old Woreent" , • •
PIANO-FORTES AND •
9 And Every Evening during the Week, the new Drama written Sir ROBERT GERARD. Viscount CAMPDEN, . NoVenther 6.---Itev. JOHN CUMMING,, D.D., Londdn, .. '
I:O•RATTRAY ARTIST,
1) I A,N 0 =IP OR.TE•B .A`ND HAEMONIUMS ,
. -•. • . for Mr. toYne, entitled, • . Sir PYERS MOSTYN, Lord KILLEENt
. ' ' " The Future of' England in Prophecy." . •
a - AILEEN BAWN ; LADY PATRONESSiS. ' ' November 13.--Rev. 31. C. OSBORN, Liverpool, " PerSonal
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• - On, -Tne PRIOR OF GARRYOWEN.. ger Grace the, Blithest of. LEEDS,' Influenee." • ' . . • • s
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. ' Lowry O'Looby, with the • The DOWager Lady STAFFORD, November 20.---Rev. HUGH. STOWELL, 31:A., Mdecheater, liA
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' Mr. Gardiner oyne. The Ccatintess of FINGALL, . •- " The Bible the Charter of oui Liberties." . , . . . Of which a large Stock. is aliattys ken% off hilnd?
' ' "Motherthe's goingaway," .
LadY CAMPDEN; •, .
NoVeniber 2.7.-s-ltees 0.. ) INSLOW, D.D., Bdth, " The
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~ Lady,KILLEEN,„ . IndestraCtibilitY bf Tlidtight.' . ,
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0 Hardress Cregan Mr. C. It. Mellon. • Ladi .F.3131A ANDERTON; , ' ' tleathiber 4.5-ltev.. WILLIAM LANDEI.S, London, " The . N. L . VAN G.RUISEX f
0 • Danny Maim ' Mr. Macfarren. Lady HENRIETTA RIDDELLt Scottish Covenanters." - - • ORGAN, TIANO4‘ORTE, AND „HARMONIUM MANUFACTURER AND /MPORTER.
:, Eily O'Connor Miss IVI. A.. Rellair. 47,—80LD-STREET,---17t
. - Shelah ' Mrs. IS Gardiner. - ' - Vitgeottntets FEILDI37O. December 11.---Rev. W. BROCK, London, " The Burning
it ssooohunii:ptethnoaenaisdt
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, Lady !terries , a - Lady C. Towneley Bush." ' -
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To be followed by the Drama (by Samtlel Lover, Egsq.) in • Lady Adelaide de Trafford
f o rDCP:roteleovd:
Lady E. Anderttai December 18.---Rev. J. C. MILLER, D.D., Birmingham, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF:MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNED, REPAIRED, OR EXCHANGED.
) • ' Three Acts entitled, Lady Gerard' . Lady C. Constable ra .
. , . .RORY (P•MORE. . -The Hon. Miss-Dormer
atcitorznowaoje.ff: Music will be per- "- - • '
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' If. ..._ ~.. Lady Mostyn • .
- zwrY "i-mf're' with Songs I Mr. Gardiner Goyne. • The HOn. Mrs. lilaxWell Mrs.. Weld Blundell
siiiTiCiekeAtsinoLtsliioen..Coirdeyve.-e-rsLGtiteativGalliiniT, SELLING OrF
ancian Irish Jig ... i The. Hon. Mrs, StotutOn Mrs Lawson - - •
Bp6dascistyiSßedvole,u;o3'.ucipopeakedr. . .
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Shan Dhu Mr..- C.' H. 1111elloits The Hon. Mrs. Stapleton . Miss Stourton
aGnadi eiarr•B Is onTharilid; manclikattt, tilioe, S. TEPHEN ADAMS
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.. Semi:ass - Mr. 3•• W. Lawler. The Hon. Miss L. L. Fox . •i• • Mieses Chaloder • •,. asr ase •
e • Kathleen • Miss Ms As 13ellairs • Lady Lawson '
tal:e nFseitragt
os tnrie est 3. ! Begs most respectfully to inform the Public that he is now OFFERING the whole of his Vafitable and extensive
ICI' at; as
tnlt's t4r len
Mary O'More . Mies Stymonrs
taxies" C MMITTEE. , ~. . ' • -
f To conclude With a favourite Farte in which Mr. J. W. , • .
altat D. PoWell . ,
Mrs. Sharpies STOCX OF' BOOKS, STATIONERY, BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS,
s Lawler, Mr. R. Stoddart, and Mrs. I-. 'Gardiner, will Appears , _ s
' Mit. R. Dunn Itanelagh-street ; Hetherington ' 3, Mill-street ; Perris, 23"
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mrs. Jones Great Homer-street • S Ili ' '
Tomorrow (Tuesday), and on Wednesday, in consequerce of , , ins and Co., 62, Boldastreet ; Thdrn-
Mrs, Reynolds Mrs. Sparrow . CHURCH .SE nirlcEs, ••
son, 180. Londonsroad.
s ~ its -immense successs THE ENCHANTED ROCK. .11. an
MM. F. Reyeolds 'Mrs. Leonard
• O'Raekerty, with Songs, Mr. - Gardiner Coyne ; Michael . For Members' and Subscrib 'Ti 'lr' t-'d ' d ri- WRITING DESKS; TOURIST CASES, WORK•BOXES, DRESSING CASES,
ers c ets; a re lice p et,
Mrs. Cookson Mrs. liliEltoy - . ApPly at the Rooms tci • a , .
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%Cowen, Mr: C. H.:Mellon; Hardman, 'Mr. E. M.-. KeeleY;
Norah Birth, Mies M.. A. Bellair; Nelly O'ltatkerty, Mrs. I.' ' MM. G. Heighten Mrs. Eager In Leather and Wood.
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Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Kirk Tt A CAD 'D
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On Thuredays by the celebrated Irish ra . . . Mrs. Browne
Mrs. Li htbound MM.' Bretheiton . 90, BOLD-STREET.
Misses Jonea ~ ILLIAM ODELL gratefully acknowledges his
" ANDY. 'Handy- Andy (With songs), .Mr. Gardiner Coyne ;. , _
....g In Rosewood, Tortoise-shell, Pearl: and rapier Maehe.
Furlong Mr. J. NV. Lawler ••• -aa al
Squire Egan; Mr. C. FL Mellen ; Mr. , ~ . , rs. eery Jump
Mrs. R. H. Sheil Misses langdale W sease of obligation 'or sthe liberal support he has
Misses Chaloner received L A D I E s' B A G S, C A'R D •C A S E S, LAD I ES# C 0 M P A N I ONS.
• • Mad Nantes Misag M. A. Belleir; Dorah, Mrs. I Gardiner. _ from his Cuitomers and Friends during the nine years
On Saturday, With the successful Dransa, in tie° acts, islrs. J. Reynolds' Miss DaYies he has been in business ; and, in hoping he may be indulged . 'BACKGAMMON BOARDS, CHESSMEN, INKSTANDS, POCKET BOOKS,
'entitled the HUSE( EMIGRANT. o'l3ryan (his original Mrs. EVery Miss Lightbound with a continuance of . their faiours, he Most respectfully
I ehanteter, With songs and an Irish jig), Mr. Gardiner Coyne. ltiss. Seritarnaria Miss Every infornis them, and the Puli'ic generally, that he has, reteived d CHILDREN'S BOOKS, &c., &c.,
. •• On Friday, 'the Benefit and Last Night but one of Mr. Gar- Mks. Gouldie - Misses Itoskell very beautifal Assortment of CHANDELIERS arid LAMPa;
i irier. Voyne„, AILEEN BAWN., To be - followed by OA Mrs. Tiernan • Misses Tiernan all New Detiirs for Die S6aa.ton; iahitli lid belieiet *ill ii•ell •
_ , . At a considerable Reduction, previous to making extensive alterations.
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• i•oadelatie Dranin, in tWo-acts, entitled the' IRISH' HUSSAR. Mrs. Cullen • Misses.O'Donnell stistAin the gh reputatiori he has hitherto enjoyed-that of , --____
, ' De§mond O'Rorke (with. songs),. air. Gardiner Coyne. To Mrs. Aungier keeping the best Articles of ,this description that can be menu- 6g-saCii lIRCH STREET-63,
'. •conclude with, for the first -time in Liverpool; the new Farce .. ~ GENTLEMEN'S COMMITTEE, • factured. . .
of SEEING COYNE, in which , Mr.. Gardiner Coyne Will Mr. E. Chaloner Mr, Es Tiernan IRONMONGERY WAREHOTJSE, • LIVERPOOL. .
Mr. F. Reynolds Mr. E. Dunn 90, BOLD-STREET.
appear in his original character. .111... r...... - .......,
' , NOTICE.-Doors • open at Six o'clock, to tommen
.„ at ' Mr. H. Sharpies Mr. R. Dunn . . .
_
. , . Mr. T. Sidgreaves - • Mr. J. Shell • •
Half-past. • .
r '•
Attiag Manager. and General. Ditector, Mr. Heath, jun.; Mr. D. Powell . Mr. P. Bidwill • - ..41:unuTat . (Stettin. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ~ TO nElt MAJESTY.
Mr. E. Hore '
Mr Walter Weld .
' Stage Manager, Mr. lilacfarren ;• 'Musical Director, Mrs • ,
Mr. J. Brown Mr. W. Cusack . . , -•-•
Stannard; Prompter, Mrs Creedon.
.
Admissione-Frorit Boxes, Is.; Promenade and Gallery, 6d. ; Mr. E. Norris • Mr. Corbally TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST DERBY WARDS .
Mr. Lightbound Mr. D. Madden - PIANO-FORTE AND 7M•USIC WAREHOUSE,
- Pit. 3d.. '
• -31 r. J. B. Aspinall Mr. 13:. H. Sheil GENTLE3O,74I,-41aving renewed a Iteriaisition, signed bY a
• MIR. BARRY SULLIVAN IS-ENGAGED Mr. G. Hoghton . la* and influential nutnber of the Eleaorat of your Ward, to 7.6,- LORD STREET.
.
:ll' 1_ FOE -TWELVE NIGHTS, ' . ' And the Senior Clergynien of all 'Churehes, ' ' allow mySelf to be. pet in nomination as a Candidate for the __a_
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And will make his FIRST- APPEARANCE since his returnn HONORARY SECRETARIES, • , representation of the Ward *the ToWn Council of Literpool, •
ti-AmEe, hi + • • . .
•
, ,
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from America, on 'MONDAY next, the 22nd instant, in the, " Rev. J. Nugent • 1 ' Mr: T. Sidgreaves. ' . . I have great pleasure in acceding to your request. 0 OMITH heg's to announce the return front hire at -,i-y te • la es of several very Fine-toned
a ring p c
p Character of HAMLETS • ' • have the honour of •
It has been now finally arranged to hold a.Bazaar in aia of• If I should .., being elected, my test atten- .
, the funds of the Convent of " The Good Shepherd," on the tion shall be given.to tne conscientious discharge ioe the oner.. SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES,.
.
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. A_. GRA N D Oth, eta, aria Bth November next. -It was originally fixed for ous duties which wilEbe imposed upon me. ,
, September, but unforeseen difficulties necessitated its Post- I Purposely abstain from adverting to . PolitieS, as Feonceive which, considering tbe time they have been on Ilire, he eArt
• .. that all party questions ehould be made subservient to . the
ponensent untiLthe time now decided unon. .
'• a • F A N C Y . .
BAZAAR The Religious of the " Good Shepherd " have devoted their highly important localinterests ef thie great mercantile com- SELL AT VERY REDU CED PR T.CES'
WILL BE HELD IN lives to the reclaiming of abandoned women, who, wearied of a munity.. I may mention, however, that in the event oe. yen,. An In • • •
speetion will repay INTENDING PURCHASERS, as these Instruments arc first-class, and very little
. „ ' life of misery and vice, are desirous of returning into the path electing me as your represeritataves I shall endeavour in all
,
, . eat ' rai
' 1 T • . " EORGE'S T-TIALL,
\Jr of virtue. They have been hitherto eminently successful. One respects to economise and rethice the Borough Eipenclitui es sd
thing alone has crippled their efforts, and limited the number far as the same is not inconsistent with the trite interests And depreciated in appearance.,
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• ~ . . . . , ox • .
of their penitents, namely. the want of accommodation ; the welfare of the tnwn. NEW MUSIC AT HALF-PRICE. •
! . " MONDAY, THE .22ND OCTOBER, present building being small, gloomy, and unsuitable. Plans I have the honour to .I*, Gentieniens. .. •
TUESDAY, THE 23an. OCTOBER, for a more commodious Asylum, with suitable grounds attached,- Your eerY Obedient aieritanti ...as-a...ass_
AND have been approved of ; and it is to defray a portion of the .. Childwall, 0ct.,11,.18a0s
.. WEIR ANbE RON: -
DEPOT Pon ALEXAistrittis, &Aka°, AND DEBAIN'S HARMONIUMS.
WEDNESDAY, THE !24TN 'OCTOBER, .neeetsary expenses attendant upon• t . .
he erection of this new
a establishment, that the present appeal is made to te p re.
h übl• TO THE ELECTORS OF SCOTLAND WARD. . --_...,
1 I•N AID-OF THE FUNDS
We feel sure that this is a Charity which will-find a response _II., • .
• • • ' , • OF THE • ' hen I shall 76, LORD STREET.
in the hearts of all classes and of all sects. To reclaim tl,e IyENTLEMEN,-The time is fast approaching w
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LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, rli• ' • d ••t• tt they may profesi have to deliver into your hands the trulgt you confided to my -------------"-----------_______________-----as------"--------
• fallenSof Whatever e gious enomma io CA .
. SOHO-STREET, . themselvee, is an act of humanity which no Christian can care nearly three years ago. Haying had presented to nie, by BENET FURNITuRE, UPHOLSTERY, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, LOOKING-GLASSES, Bcc.
,
. a highly respectable and influential Deputation, one of the most
Under the distinguished Patronage of • • re use to assist in. ' ' -
,
a . • The Countess of, DERBY, All contributions of work or money may
,be forwarded to the numerously signed Requisitions which ever emanated fror T_T RQU•H A R T
I : .
Lady_ARABELLA HESKETH, Rufford-hall ; Superioress, 28, Mason-street, Edge-hill, Liverpool ;to any of Your Ward bent signed by u wards of Four Hundred of t e AN D ADAMSON'S
, t' 26 Elect ' g - -• P b •ca - r Candidate dn t d SHOW,ROOMS, 13 AND 15 BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
P . The MA.YOR of LIVERPOOL, and Mrs. ANDERSON, the Ladies of the Committee ;. or to the Rev. J. Nugen „ _ ors, requesting me again to
.ecom9 u , a
I ' ' - &e.,-,Ste.; &c., &c: • ' ' Hope-street, Liverpool. t* ' - attitiide
Ist of November next, I should indeed be Wan mg in gi .
.
. - The following Ladies will preside or assist at Stalls, and will •if I did not, withont lie§itatiOn, cneerfully accept the great VAMitits AND' PARTIES FURNISHING
I be happy to receive contributions from theie friends and the ,
CLAYTON HALL. honour intended. Are reminded that their STOCK always consietS of the largest Ite rtmentin Liverpool, or elsewhere, of
and most comp e asso
, public :- .•, -- My conduct for the last thre3 years is before you, and if it DINING-Room, - DRANVING-ROOM, BREAKFASTROOM LeRARY, PARLOUR,
Mrs. T. D. ANDERSON, West Dingle, Lady President.
POSITIVELY THE has met with your approbation be assured, if I again become
one of your Representative§ iR the Council, I will continue to • BEDROONI, HALL, KITCHEN f.
1 AND OFFICE FURi ITITRE, &e.,
Mrs J. A. Bencke, Sandfield- Mrs Marshall,,Newbie-terrace, Manufactu
park, Mrs Charles Myers Aigburth, L.
A.ST SIX ' PERFORMANCES OF use my best efforts to forward the interest .and well-being of and su ' •
red and Warranted by .II and A., of well_sm___ D ' and firsteolaes Workmanship,
soned 3 aterials, New esigns,
pplied with evety facility of Selection on the b I
, the general community ; and, without being parsimonious, est and most advantag•eoue terms. .
;f•
Mrs Brown, Richmond-hill, Mrs J. A. Picton, a avertree, • ..
the best of my ability, to prevent the funds of the . _s
a_ l . THE UPHo
r Mrs T. Brocklebank, Spring- Mrs Preston, Rockhouse,West LSTERY DEPARTMENT
Ai tato rep ete with every 'description of DAsea e ra
[ wood, Derby ,• . V A . OUSDEN.
LENTILE V . . endeavour, to
Ratepayers being unnecessarily expended.
. CORNICES s s s-saS, CHINTZES, SILKS (from Lyons), RIPS, vtf.,VETFi,
---- Accept My best than, s for the uniform kindness I have ever ,• c. U. and Aas , New and Original D • VALANCES and DRAPERIES
, Miss Cliff, Everton-road, • Miss Preston, ditto, f NIBROIDERED
, Mrs Denton, Abercromby-sq., Mrs Rankin,•Brombro'-hall, MONDAY EVENING October 15, received at your hands, and believe me, Gentlemen, your - are unequalled by any House in the Trade. • • esigns or E. l
Mrs J. T. Denson, Grassendale, Mrs S. G. Ita.thbone, Alierton, TUESDAY Do. October 16, obedient
.Servant,. JAMES CRELLIN. . .
' October 17, .-______
Mrs M. Dowie, Parkfield, Mrs Rawalon, Elmhouse, An- WEDNESDAY Do. Bellefield-house, West Derby, October 9th. 18-10. „ Iron . •
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. Mrs Drysdale, 44, -Rodney-st., field, THURSDAY Do.
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' ' Mrs Adam Fairrie,Rose-mount, Mrs, H. Seger, Birkenhead, • •FEIDAY • Do. • October- 19, TO THE ELEOfORS Oti WEST DERBY" WARD. - . . ----_ . .
URQUHART.
E• ht ' ck
At ig o Clo , . -- - •
. Mosley-hill, Mrs E, Senior, Huskisson-st., AN D ADAM S 0 N,
„ ,
. Ges•rteatear.-Having been waited epon hy a large and CABINETMAKERg, UPTIOLFJTEREI4.B. v
.
• . Mrs J. Fletcher, Woolton-hill, Mrs J. P. G. Smith,. 'Spring-- - ' And SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 'October 20,
asa EDSTVAD AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, I
, inost intleential Deputation of your body, inviting me to THE HOUSE FURNISHING ESTAELISuItEVII -`
USE
• Mrs Forget, -Mosley-hill, ' bank, Anfield, - At Half-past Two o'clock.- ,
.. • offer myself for Re-election as one of your REP ttESENTA- j• s'' ,AND NORTH OF' ENGLAND BEDDING HO ,
, . Mrs S. It. Graves, Wavertree,, Mrs H. -G. Sutton, Beechwood, •. - --a- . TIVES in the TOWN COUNCIL, on the first of November a .13 AND 15, nol.4l),Brwas.a.a.
DT LIVERPOOL. t
Mrs T. Gardner, Met Grange, . Grassendale,
Body of the Hall ' ls. Od. -u-, 0 t
next; I beg to state that, I have. at once cheerfully itUeded to .
' Mrs F. A.' Hamilton, Dingle- Mrs Thomas, Girvan-house, 2s. 6d. - • ' , a . woRKSHOPS CHURCH-LANE, ]
, Reserved Seats . their request. , Where CONNOISSEURS may SELECT the WOO' ' the EXecattion of their own Orders.
lodge, . •
. - . Tuebrook,' . • ------ . ' ' My .conduct as Member for your Ward dur ng the long ' U. and A.'s House Film' te D, and Superintend
Mrs E. Heath, Everton, Mrs Thompson, Thingwall, . . ' 18 MR Guid he had on application. I
C may
' Mrs G. lia Horsfall, Larkfield, Mrs Teti as,4l, Canning-street, Apply to . period of twelve years is now before you, and if it- hat met . •
TFIE TRADE l
Itia's Job, Napier-terrace. Mrs 11. C. Tunnicliffe, Weyer- a MESSRS. HIME & SONS,. . , yotir approval and if it be your pleasure aaain to retttrn Me to
the Council Ch Coantry Orders packed free. Export and Sh' SUPPLIED.
tent rom 0 executed.
. Wing Orders, to any ex , p p y
amber, you may rely Open my best elideavoues •
• .MrsJohneon, Allerton-hall, , tree, . . URCH-STREET. ' . t cl' a
, ~, .. 57, CH o is arge faithfully the ditties devolaini; don me, and to NOTE.-URQUIIART and ADAMSON, to meet -------
• . lilits'Lace, Beaconsfield, 'Mrs Wainwright, 36, Canning- - ' •
D CIRQUE, promote as far as I tan the interests of your .Ward and the now appropriated in CHURCHsLAatt, a inimber of DR Aver 00l and nei hbourhood, have
a want long experienced in I p , g I
Mrs Yate Lee, Highfield-park, street. . • HENGL,X R, s', GItA N - ) retepayere generally. , HOLD FURNITURE of Families requiring midi' actons Y, LIGHT, and CLEAN ROO3 ,
IS for STORING the HOUSE.
to
• • ' Rockeferey, , . Mrs Whittunore, .Devonshire-
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • I have the honour to be, Gentlemen. your obedient' servant, , _______s____a_ modation • Eh
, _______
k and
Mrs Lodge; Revelyn, Prince's- road, Prince's-par , , - • ---- -__s__• .
nark, • ' " Mrs Bland, Hon. Secs to t
he • ' informs his • , •
Mr. CHARLES HENGLER most respectfully 0 _ 60, Fairfield, October Ilth,•1860.
RIC II AED 31. B ECK W I I'II. T 0 SEPH ILABBBON begs to inform h:
is Friends and the Public that he has opened the
:., • Mrs-Macaulay, Bedford-street, ' Ladies' Committee. . .
kind-Patrons and the 'Public generally, that the abovep pular
BEL L, COAL -AND CANNEL MERCHANT
CONTRIBUTIONS OF•FRUIT AND, .GAME for the Refresh-
place of amusement will OPEN on SATURDAY Lvemng,
G: R. ______ R 'AT GEORGE.sTRE
70'
G • 'll-4
ET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, . -
. ment Stall Will be received by October 27th. During the v
acation, the Cirque has been I
I ..•r . .. (LATE C ttEASY,)
"I i ,if f- ' • Mrs Macaulay, 12, Bedford-street South. re-decorated in a costly style, and every arrangement made .. • . 4A, DUKE-STR4T, FOR THE. SALE OF pis t., I
~,i-ii.,,,f . Mrs Job; Naprer-terrace ; and by . e genera y.
desirab* for the comfort of -the' audienc , ,
11 The • ( lase a THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.) - -..,NISHING IRONMONGERY,
, i di
~, Mr Mackenzie, St. GeTorge's Hall. . troupe a Artistes will comprise the h and
first of the day, Brits AND 151, WELLINGTON-ROAD, TOXTETH-PARK. At Prices, for CASII. that • - l •• f fon. Ms
ELECTRO-PI.ATED Syr, comprising Tea and Coffee am, a sannet fail to mtve gPoor.f. . saris a....e..i._ .
'D ANDERSON, Tre r
asure . . COOKE, the first ROUSE. SHIPPING. AND ENGINE COALs. urearn Ewer and Strew Basin from 705 Od
• Continental, headed-by JOHN HENRY
DAVIS ELECTEM.PLATED Or NICKEL SILVER TEA SPOONS ... .
'1 •1-r .. J. -11UBBACK, ;Hon. Secretary. rider in Europe (his first appearance in Liverpoola and ''
' ' f 9 ad dozen.
rom a per
. ,
. ic line • rira • serer • DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS ', ..........
• Tickets of Adinission may be obtained from the Ladies and
RICHARDS, the first rider of America. The Gymnast
aer.a, • ........................................... . ...... from 16s 00 per doeen.
Gentlemen of the Committee, and at Messrs. Bright, Son. and
headed by the, Brothers' BERRIE, whose mayvellous
_i 1
.I. •,11uGa E S . A N D C 0 . , TABLE DITTO DITTO ..1•••141.11
..... .
.......
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from 22s Od per dozen.
LONDON-BRONZED TX.A threat
Legge's, Bold-street ; Messrs. Brown and Bacon s,
' Bold-street •
' gymnasia has caused 'a greater sensation in Pans and London .. ea ~ a ....... .. . ........................................... . ...... from 35s Orl each.
-street • •
Mr., Holden's, Church-street; Mr. Mayer's, Lord ,
than any performance •ev. r attempted The splendid bands • . HAVE LATELY ADDED TO anent STOCK OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three ` . .•••:.i.., ... .
IVORY TA B I.E. KNivEs, balanced handles ........................ from 6s Od per set.
Messrs. }Tithe and Son's,. Church-street ; *Messrs. 'Webb and . hlst the
Will perform' the most popular music •of the day, tv i . .
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF ' DITTO DESSERT .. ''4l I from 12s (id per dozen.
. „ ...............
• Hunt's;.9, Castle-street; Mr. Promoli's, Church-street ; Mr.
magnificent stud will be found in, a: higher state of training ...................... . ............................... .., frann los 6d per dozen.
lIASTENER AND BOTTLE J ACK ................................... f 20e 0 1
• . Tooke's, Chnrch-street ; and Mr. Smyth's, Bold-street.• and condition than eVer. ' - ' - ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE, FENDERS ................................................... !OM ( W
iNG-NIGHT I . ......... .............................................................................. . from ls 6d to Os.
,
. ' C
• • A.li •T'E• It B IT'R Y-M U• S I•C -nAI, L a • Sir REMEMBER THE• OPEN .In EVery Style and Variety, made from the most Chaste
a .- • RICHMOND-STREET, ' • ' ' . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27TH !! Patterns from a Large ate& fS • d'T• b ' Free Inoue , , ...... a .................................................... from 2s Oel to 50s.
' SET OF SIX OVAL MAR ......... ............... .. .. ............ .............................
' from 15s Ott
,
OORS FROM WILLIAMSON-SQUARE
1 , , . (TWO D . . •) ' - CHARLESMENGLER, Proprietor a
• nd Director. , ~. o easone im er, in their own • whole.sie and Utrilders' Ironmoneery
i'll.':f'.4';;tri."'n*,:. ..
. I:W.l.t•rWitii*: . iVi;ii.;;;;;;a: . I.l.;;*ri . t..anee Manufactory.
~ • s . MARX BRAHAM, Peoreirron. Factories, and from the best Manufacturers in the C t
°tin ry. -
e•e-,---a-e,-----s--esa----.1.--..........-s-------e---- . T ILE ORIGINAL
, . _ . • J. A.' BROWN, MANAGER. • • ' ' • . , -
POST-OFFICE PLACE, . ESTABLISHMENTS
,______
' ' ' legant and conunodious Hall WILL BE OPENED LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD
~, . .
• ' The above e FOR THE
'in NOVEMBER, with a highly-talented Company of Vocal and .t•' • • • .CHURCH-STREET. THE NEWEST DESIGNS FROM PARIS
HIBITION OF EXCLUsINE
- . 1" Artistes, for the performance •of Operatic Selec- Fii .
RTY-SIXTH ANNUAL EX . • SALE OF
Instrwnenta IN• SILK, SILK AND
i WOOL, ALL WOOL, AND VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA WATERPROOFS, AIRPROOFS,
. • tions, Glees, Madrigals, &c. , LB.-a-For Gentlemen only. - WORICS'OF 310DERN ARTISTS • .
freshments of first-class ualit .
' Wines, Spirits, andiYaL„...._____ . , q y IS,,N. 0. W O'P E
.N.. • . UNION DA.M.‘.sks ANn 111
OP Eitßult
_...... _LA sues, .
...... .
' ' ALBANY AND CON
HOTEL { CERT, HAL ,
L From Nine a.m. till Five p.m. ,
' • 'Evenings, Soren to Ten.
Admi ' •• • • ' Chldr n under Twelie, Half-price. 1
So that Parties favouring them with their com d,, -- a DESCItIPTI on. •
ET . LivEmpoor„.• • esion, One shilling ~ i. e , man s for these
,- LIME-ST RE , • Ladies, 3s. 6d. ; '' EWELL'S TTELLEWET,L'S
• • ' EV:TOT:ISE, PROPRIETOR.- . • Season Tickets : Gentlemen, ss. Goods, may rely. on beihg supplied at all times with the most HELL •
' MR. J. S. LO 'Evening Tickets, 2s. . . n
'6d • ' • • VULCANISED INDIA-RUB. '
. : ' ADMISSION PERES •
' • ' • ' ' d after Monday
ear' Life and Antique Schools open on, a . Novel 'did Approved Patterns. ' Li KNAPSACKS, lavnesacKS,
TUBULAR CUSHIONS. efi
• GREAT SUCCESS AND REeENGAGEMENT OF
... sneat, .. - . . . 2 Alen 3, nee '2 AND 3, DREggiNG WALLETS, CANTEENS, 530
QUADRANT, Warm, Dry, and Resilient, under CASTLE- QUADRANT, Curs, Silk Pocket SIPTIONIAS, in CASTLE-
mit, Nir,. P. Tii.caus;. . JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. Lally use- sT --
IN THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT LIME-STREET. any circumstances. Epee s . REL.', LIME-STREET. ease, Hat Suspenders, Tobacco Bags STREET.
the London and Provincial press the Old Post-office Place, Church-street.' • ful for the outside seats of Carriages,
and Pouches, •&c.•
Who is pronounced by. ,
•Lifp of the present day, from all
best personator of Negro ..--- ..• . London. g 'll ' ,---.------- The utmost attention continues to be bestowed on tl Omnibuses, &e. • ,
' ie ELLEAVELL'S
the principal. Concert Halls sin ' e wi
hie selections, including the • L"A K E Y'S Maeufasture of their ,
ii E L ..L E'W
E L. L' S . • NEW PATENT INDIA-
. appear nightly in his, inimita ,
hton," and "Localised .. - '- • - SALE OF SOILED . , .
53, ! AIR-PROOF BEDS, PIL- 2 AND 3, 53, RU 313 ER TUBULAR MATS, for . 2 men 3,
" Blue Tail'd Ply," " Off to
Brig
instruments, concluding - 800 s AND s 1:1- 0E S , STEAM-PURIFIED FEATHER BEDDING, HonsE-HAIR CASTLE- LO S, Cussioss, BATHS, LIFE QUADRANT, CASTLE- Doors -Bath-rooms, &e. Non-ab- QUADRANT
Jordan," and performing on various mr.. Thomas will be ' ' • TO-DAY. ' WOOL, AND COTTON MATTRESSES, STREET. ~
• Peraltevees, invaluable at sea, Rail- LIME.STREET. sTREET. sorbent, warm, soft, and elastic, LIME.STREET.
with his celebrated Plantation Dance" • , '
supported by the following Artistes : . . , : DISMORE'S. 2s. SEMI=GOLD PEN will not alter . All of 'which are made up of the best materials onli d way Travelling Cushions, &c., &c.
and for cleanliness aria . durability
MISS MARGARET HARVEY. a , an at ________„,
cannot be equalled.
by use, or corrode if left. in the *a ; a geed, useful, prices not higher than are generally charged elsewhere for la ELLEW E L L' S , !
MR. WOLFE, Tenor. •
ill personate the durable Pen ' ' , . ,
MASTER SAFFEEINO,,Dancer (whe Was, . • . inferior articles. VULCANISED INDIA. , , , , EL L .E.W.E L L'S
'" Flower Girl" eVery evening). CORNER OF BOLD-STREET.
,____-__________s •
2 AND 3, RIII3BER HOSE PIPING, for Water- 50, NEW CASHMERE WAT ER-
Pianosforte, MR. ST.' GEORGE. -• ' ' lebrated nl RADL EY BROTHERS beg leave to announce to IRON BEDaTEADS IN EVERY STYLE ANII QUALITY. QUADRANT, ing Gardens, Washing' Wbsdows, CAST f F,- 2 aim 3, p 00FS, a most recherche Gar- ' 53,
els 6 STREE
MISS EMMA, WHITFIELD, (Pupil of the cc . __.— Lure-wrung. Carriages, &c. Very useful-in . T. QUADRANT, meat, suitable for any climate, and CASTLE-
treet Ll , their numerous Friends and the Public that the Lower . •••••• a
Mrs. Wood), Contralto, of the Lord Nelson-S .
de Hall, part of their pREMISES in Bold-street, is now RE-OPENED DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, AND of Fire, &e. „ Lrisessreeer. not distinguishable from an ordi- STREET.
Contert Hall; of this town, and Free-tra _ for Businesig, With an ' entire new STOCK of flrst-class nary overcoat. .
appear HELLEWELL'S .
Manchestersis engaged, and will make her : CABINET and UP,HOLSTERY GOODS PARLOUR GILT MIRRORS, • • --------
. ance This Evening. ' • ' 52, BOLD-STREET.•
• , • • TS 2 ELLEAVELL'S
. . . 53, WATERPROOF COA a Aar, 3,
. Poncho.s, Capes, QUAD.RANT, 'VULCANISED INDIA
, _ _-__.
Cornet; ME. YARWOOD. Which, for elegance and style, quality and price, are CASTLE- Talmas, Raglans,
dually.
Concert commendes at Seven o'cloek every evening, pun , OTICE !--,DRAWING PAPER ; DRAWING . unequalled by any House out of London. fae- LINIE-eir •
STREET. Caps, and Overalls, new manu
ld . , 2 Axe I
nees., 53, - EER FOOT, • Delivery and _ • ,
/ Mr. LOFTHOUSE begs to intimate that he is negotiating'
With pEelctl.Sa 2s, per Dozen ; OIL and WATER COLOURS, ---. true, warranted to resist heat or co , CASTLE- Airpump VALVES. Patent STEAM QuADRANT,
'with Ladies and Gentlemed of reputed. celebrity, to• open . n ake or Tube ; CANVAS, MILLBOARDS, and EASELS ;
Operatic Selections for the Winter Season, of which due notice
MOUNTING . BOARDS, - all. sizes._ Framing and Mounting Mir OBSERVE THE ADDRESS- -I.IELLEWELL'S . Tucks, &e.
'will be green. •'• - ' Drawings neatlY and clieanly executed. Established 1846. T. HUGHE.S AND. CO., GUTTA PERCHA TUBING,
S TAR COMMERCIAL. H. 0 I.' E.L G. js KEET, 90 & ,92, RENSHAW,STREET. 2 AND 3• •
' for the conveyance of Sounds, Acids 53, HELLEIVELL'S
CASTLE '
. QUADRANT, td water, Caneovs, BOTTLES, _
... FISHING and SHOOTING
• ' . AND CONCERT ROOMS, SECURIT.Y TO EMPLOYERS. ,
.. !. CABINETMAKERS,
LIME-STREET. al F • is Photographic STREET. ; 2 AND 3, 'BOOTS, lIATSIIDId BAGS, STOCKINGS. 53,
la-,
.. , WILLIAMSON-SQUARE; LIVERPOOL, '
THE. ALBERT LIFE •ASSURANCE . • . : AND . SYPHONS, "NE • '
I Baths, &c. - QUADRANT, and Gun • and PISTOL . COVERS. CASTLE-
' ' .. (OPPOSITE THE THEATRE ROYAL.)
' AND GUARANTEE COMPANY grants SECURITY to LIME-STREET. n
...RICICET GLOVES, BELTS, Game and STREET.
' ' Sorag,Pitonueroa MR IL BRAHAM: for the fidelity of persons holdin • GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, L' S
g responsible ELLEAVEL . Fishin r Bags.
. • Maarmsea MR. J. SIMMONS. EMPLOYERS .
f m tion ma b h •
• s,- Every in or a Y e ad by applying at the '45 AND 47, BOLD-STREET, . .
LIFE BELTS, •
invaluable •
CONTINUED ATTRACTION ! Positively the best Com-• situation
L OFFICES of the Company, 20, North John-street. . 'l3l 11 •d' the Pocket. 2 AND 3, • HELLEWELL'S
, ean be came in QUADRANT
Pany in Liverpool. • -Continued success and Re-erigagementof LIVERPOO .
HOLME 'as M'LAUCEILAN, Local Secretaries. • (OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET,) CASTLE- s can
. See testimonials These Belt , . . ~
s• GUTTA PERCHA Sueaa, •
Miss EMMA CAMPBELL. Engagement of Miss LIZZY STREET. be • - ' atcd svithout Liate-sreter. sa, DRIVING BANDS, ROUND and FLAT 2 Ant 3,
' CLIFFORD, the celebrated Serie,
.Comic 'Vocalist ; her first ' IF LIVERPOOL. adjusted and mil
' ASTLE- CLOTHES LINES, WHIP POINTS, . QUADRANT,
aPPearanee. • Re-engagement of Miss JULIA -MILLEN, the A7V- • , 100 K E , . _______ . a.esistance. ,
, "TREET. SOLES, SOLUTIOM, &C., ' GOTTA LIME-STREET.
' ''' talented Vocalist and performer ,on the patent portable n . - • ITELLEIVELL'S PERCHA TISSUE, &C.
' . Harm • . Engag•ement .of GUS GRANT, the Prince 'of - ' SVCCESSOR TO . MANUFACTORIES : N T VU L-
NEW PATE- . .. s - .
,7 ' Colnie Singers, who -will positivelY appear- every night
.s • •arAE.SBURG. , . , 2 AND 3, eat 'answer. e 3, . __
'in his • celebrated . character comic songs. Immense F. L • '''' . 41, SEEL-STREET, AND 45, FLEET-STREET, QUADRANT, CANIZED laiera-etise . TT ELL.E W E L•L'S
, 1 d CASTLE 3
beautuu an . ,- . 2 axe , 1,1 WADING &DECK BOOTS. 53
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• Success and ' re-engagement of Mr. T. K. SYMNS, the .
LIME-STREET'. DOLLS, TOTS, &C., •bility of STREET.
from- the rinci-
renowned Character Comic Vocalist, p „
raried Assortment of . • durable, without the possi QUADRA NT, Bemg vulcanised, are unaffected by cAsi
LE-
- Mr lA. BROW'N the A Rich and A . Or Furniture Pack,ol and _Removed .to all parts of the - STREET. 0
Pal concert-halls in 'London. • • . - able, and equal to any emergency.
nd Glas '
• eininent 13aritene, from the Manchester a gow eons
AETIC.LES D E PARIS, • . • ' S
d Pianoforte and Patent • Town and Country. ELLEWELL _
"rt.% is- quite a favourite. Gran . SDEN CHINA SET, s TTELLEWELL'S ~
-v. rMr SIMMONS s EYRE S A DRE 53, Il BOOT and SHOE GUS
harmonium, Mr. CHARLES 'COOKE , io in, . . . , . N D A AND 3,
at Halfspast Seven. in twi k and ti SURGICAL APPLIANCES,
Commencing Every Evening vAsEs ,&c CASTLE- lied and plain silk, blac QUADRANT, 53, E 9
only admitted. PARIAN FIGURES, '• - - ' '' DR.• DE JONGIPS colou oollen, NEMAS, INJECTION BOTTLES, . AND 3.
No Charge for Admission . ; Gentlemen . STREET. red satinette, terila w 8 LIME-STREET. *;ASTLE- I B 1., n ' E QUADRANT r•
LASS (Knight of the Order o Leo old ' •
f p •of Belgium) mohair, alpaca, and eotto ,
n 2to REAST 111 MM ...,ED-PANS, RINAIA,
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars
• •of the finest quahty. , . ;TREET. _, i, re
. dail a ' BOHEMIAN G- ' T. IGIIT- B R 0 W N COD ,LIVER- OIL, inches, quality good, price low. ! EXHAUSTING Curs, NEW BARREL LIME.STREET.
. • London, Manchester, and Liverpool papers 3
separate from , • Smelts, &C.'
44:N.8.-The Commercial Department is quite • BRONZES. • ri Adnainistered with the greatest success in eases of
CONSUMPTION B s T., s
ELLEIVELI-- ,
.
Lae Concert Rooms. - . BUHL WORK OF•EVERY RIPTION. , ,
DESC , RONCHITIS. ASTHMA; COUGHS,
and ELLEWELL'S
- RHEUMATISM, GOUT, GENERAL DEBiLITY, A
. ELASTIC SILK 53,
' •
—. DAN LOWREY'S ' WEST 2 AND 3, OT • EGGINGS, 2 Ann 3, VULCANISED Irma- 53, CAI
• MEDIZEvAL and TONBEIDGE GOODS OF THE, NE , DISEASES OF THE SKIN, RICKETS. saUADRANT • ON STOCKINGS, L ._ CASTLE-
L
NEN'ir, MALAXOFF M.TIsIC HAL , ~.
~, _ , INFANTLLE • WASTINes- Van aUADRANT tUBBER DELIVERY and Summar CAsTLE
----, 'AND ALL 'SCROFULOUS Aanceers, and KNEE-CAPS, for
DESIGNS. ' •. ' LIME-STREET: STREET. ia ' - •'' - -
CLEVELAND-SQUARE (betiOnt of Pitt-street). AFFECTIONS cose "%reins, weak joints, Armlets, six-STREET. Hose, will bear any amount of pres- STREET.
Musical Boxes.playing.the chef d'ceuvres of the first composers,
•'• - 'GREAT ATTRACTION ! Extensive experience, and the ' • • f
recorded testimony o num- )Vristiets, &c. sure ; light, pliant, and durable.
. and Popular En IS h S t h nd Irish Melodies. berles •
, .
• • Engagement of ' - . gis,co c , a s eminent medical- practitioners h t hif pint
, prove t a a a - •
, fDr de Jongh's Oil i HEL-LEWELL'S ELLEWELL'S
MADAM.E M.A•RTINI, A large collection. of F . A •l ' *table for Presents.
aney Hie es ma • 9 • , s equal in remedial effects to a quart of
Rny other kind. Hence • 't ' • " a H HYDROSTATIC BED S,
The celebrated Clairvoyant Lady!! . , . , ,asi is incomParably the best, so it VULC-ANIZED I
-ND" 2 AND 3, ' 53,
, is likewise far the cheapest. 53, Rue
, • First appearance of OLD POSTOFFICE-BITILDINGS, Palatableness s , CASTLE- T„B". SHEET WASHERS, QUADRANT, •SASTLE- 2 man
Preeows, Cements, for Hot and _ 3,
MISS -HAGAN, - . . , peedy effic•acy,.safety, and economy unitediY STREET. mei, Delivery and Suction Hose, .
aane-sraxer • 3TREET BACK &nee QUADR I.NT
Cold Water, Nees, , , . , ,
The celebrated Sentimental Vocalist. CHTJECH-STREET, nunend
reco tlus unrivalled preparation t ' d
o mvali s. MACHIN
. F. BELTING, Foot and De- • and INVALID CUSHIONS, Foot Pillows attala-erititer.
Great succesaof _ ' , 'LIVERPOOL. OPixiblv or
W. MURDOCIT_ v.-. ‘; - - —.-. livery Valves, &c. , for hot water, &e. •
•

AFFECTIONS.- -----
Extensive experience, and the recorded testimony of num-
berless eminent medical practitioners, prove that a half-pint
of Dr. de,Jongh's Oil is equal in remedial effects to a quart of
any other kind. Hence, as it is incomparably the best, so it
likewise far the cheapest.
Palatableness, speedy efficacy, safety, and economy unitedly
recommend this unrivalled preparation to invalids.
OPINION or
W. MURDOCH, Em., M.D., M.C.R.S.,
Medical Officer of _Health, St. Mary, Ratherltithe, 4c.,
4‘ I entertain a high opinion of Dr. de Jongh's valuable Oil,
the results in my practice being much more satisfactory since
I have administered it, than they were when I used the pre-
parations of, pale oil usuallysold by the druggists. I never
can get two samples of them alike, whereas Dr. de Jongh's
Oil is always the same in tstae, colour, and other properties.
MY OWN OPINION IS. THATIT IS.THE BEST OIL SOLD." (0)
Sold ONLY ill IMPERIAL Half-Pints, 2s 6d; Pints, 4s Pd;
capsuled and labelled with D. oz Joxon's stamp
andQoAasur Quarts, 9s
sub; A
13,yy respectableo R ps ,otCC h
.:s,ts. CONSIGNEES,. STRAND,
Signature, WITHOUT 'WHICH NONE CAN rOssist.y BE
LONDON, W.O
AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT AT LIVERPOOL :
MESSRS. RAMOS & CO.. 6,8, 4.41,101.,,a_5TRE1T

Engagement of
MADAME MARTINI,
The celebrated Clairvoyant Lady ! !
First appearance of
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!
R 'Whose Budget of Comicalities is inexhaustible.
'''oars of Laughter nightly greet the Funniest of all Fellows,
DAN LOWR*EY!
The great Irish Singer, who will appear`every night.
roPrietor....
btage Manager ... Director ............... ~..CoßNxv KANE.
ADMIS'SION FREE!
Doors open at Seven, to commence at Half-past Seven
Ales, Wines precisely.
beat
Spirits, tito of the very quality.

EW MANTLES AND MILLINERY•

• WHOLESALE
EXPORT ORDERS EXECUTED
NO El
NOTE THE
Nos. 2 AND 3, QIIADRANT, mmy.sTREET, AND 53,
s. HELLEWF,I

ND RETAIL.
DM STOCK WITH DESPATCH.
DDRESS:
ASTLE-STREET (CORNlia or HA.RILINGTON-STREET)
PROPRIETOR.

• W• •WARREN

Is maw
SHOWING. THE CHOICES` NOVELTIES
OW THE SEASON, IN
MANTLES, CLOAKS,
HATS, MILLINERY, Sce.,
Carefully selected during the past digfortnht from the first
JACKETS, BONNETS,
Houses of Fashion in Paris and London.

BUY YOUR IRONMONGERY AND
IRON BEDSTEADS

JORDAN'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
Noa. 51 and 53, STANLEY-STREET, DALE-STREET,
AND SAVE TWENTY PEE CENT.
N.8,---A NEAT FENDER /km? riBE.,RoNs for 12s,

30, BOLD-STREET,
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