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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-11

POST OFFICE ROBBERY AT STAFFORD

For some time past several letters containing money
have been stolen in the course of their transit through
the post office at Stafford, and suspicions of a grave
nature rested on one of the clerks employed in the ',tiles,
and also on °He of the messengers. Nothing, however,
conclusive of the guilt of any person could be elicited by
the parties in charge of the office, and, as the depreda-
tions were continued, a communication was made
respecting the matter to Mr. Ramsay, the Post Office
Inspector-General. That gentleman, on receiving infor-
mation, put himself in communication with tie proper
authorities, and on the 11th of July he wrote a le ter, in
which he enclosed half a sovereign, a sixpence of the

reign of George 11., dated 1758, and three pos,age
envelopes. He then put the whole in envelope, and it
was directed by his assistant, Mr. Robert Burt, to "Miss
Schneyder, Mrs. Toby's, Heywood, Rugeley," and
afterwards posted at the Lichfield post office. On the
Ist of August, he wrote another letter, in which he
enclosed 11 and three postage stamps, which he
addressed to Mr. Thomas Monk, to be left at the P lea
Gate, Pontisferry, near Shrewsbury." In each instinct;

he marked all the coins, and the stamps and envelopes.
The second letter was posted at Rugeley. On rootivint;*
information that neither of the letters had reached their
destination, he proceeded on the 4th inst. to the post
office, Stafford, where he saw Thomas Buckley, the
suspected clerk, a young man of kind anti aff,ihle
.demeanour. On being questioned, Buckley emptied his
rckets, and amongst some silver was the sixpence of
George 11., which had been enclosed in the le.ter to
Miss Schneyder, and in a small pocket hook three.
postage stamps bearing similar marks to those enclosed

in the letter fo Thomas Monk. On Thursday, Buckb y
was brought before the magistrates at Stafford, whert
evidence was given in support of the charge, and the
prisoner was committed for trial at the next assizes—
X 1,500 being required for bail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

The BOS'

LYNX

LYNX

Saturday l, at 4 Afternooa
Goods for shipment, at both Glasgow and Liverpool, must
he alongside the vessel one hour before appointed time of sailln g.
Passenger- are requested to takecharge of the!, Own Luggage, as
the Ship is not tesponsible in any way for its safety. Carriages,
and all kinds of Vehicles shipped at their Proprietors' risk.
The owners of these vessels are not responsiblefor loss or Injury to
Horses, Cattle, or Live Stock of any kind shipped by them.
Gunpowder will not be carried by these vessels on any terms; and
Aquafortts, Vitriol, and other hazardous articles can only be taken by
special agreement. The senders, consignees, and owners of danger-
ous articles areresponsible under all circumstances for damageocca.
slotted by or to the same. The contents of boxes and packages
containing Liquids must he specified in the shipping-note before
shipment. Parcels for different persons madeup in single packages
addressed to one party for delivery, will be charged the proper
freight for.tach separateparcel. Freight fort ox and bale goods, 20s
per ton of 20 cwt. Goods front Manchester and the manufacturing
districts, when consigned to the care of the Company's Agents, 15s
per ton. Ktags—Cabin (including Steward's Fee),lss; Steerage,
fis, Servants In Cabin, full fare.

N. 8.-,

Apply to GEORGE & JAMES BURN'S, 9. Buchanan-street,
Glasgow, ALEX. M'CULLOCH, Gr enock,
JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-strest, Manchester; or here to
C. A44C Pail 3z CO.; 18, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

s. Riding,,tentleiniti
William Andre vs

ileathcate,grocer
hHughrs, qmbwr dea!er

John liall:Fa•ier

foteph Atherton, tailor

erchart

J. lEndleburv, Chemist

a Gabbott, coat dealer
gentleman

James Bruce, M.D.
John Scott, accountant
S. Wilson, coach builder
Arthur Berry, gentleman

C. J. Smith, collector
John Jones, builder
klexanaer Stookes, M.D-
Richard Edwards, plumber
R. A. Payne, attorney-at-law
D. Longbottom. weoi merchant

3r Liver
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

Alekand

George 0]
John. Parr
William IA
John 11: S

1, shipowner
broker

George Cnniiffe, corn merchant

Thom a Mu
Henry G yn

Ed wai
broker I Loser)]

,Co., rope

makers
Cha, its L.ne, merchant
Jamcs Levingston, shipowner
Hatton Grind od. broker

V dward Py

broker

Courier

.ntleman

an, flour deafer

ationer

leant John A. (
oker T. Brakel
,n• William Ellis, bookk
Thos Cooke. i
roker John Jone., ac
hipownerf William Roberts. broker
.ibroker Cohn Brat
r !poker John Par
Henry Cavanagh, painter
John Rigg, estate agent
John Scott, wine merchant
William Smith, labourer
William Shadrach, joiner
James Tayburn, cooper
F. Haigh, clerk
Wilson Fos:er, merchant
Joseph Green, bookkeeper
William Jones, ship chandler
chant David Rowland, secretary pilot
coission
Thomas Turner, merchant J. H. run
Winn, sub-editor Liverpool
James Allen, broker
Courier
William Hinde, broker
(Joseph Cooke, superintendent of
Robert ii‘rke, merchant
. pilots
J. J. G od, engineer
,George Goodall, arcrAtect
H. F.. Moss, shipbroker
Dixon and Holm:s, sailmakers
I homas Chilton. rn reliant
.1. G. Snowball, attorneya•-law
Jabsz Jones; agent
John Forgham, bookkeeper
C. Chaloner Smith, merehnt
James Birkett, jun, warehouse- l• MK'' '‘gent
keeper
.
James Ellams, warehouseman
'
Harmood Banner, centleman Joseph Hampson, bookkeeper
iro Hr. Williams, cotton broker
w fnoeurnder
Benjn. H. Hilton, bookkeeper
in
roker Alexander Brooke, gentleman
wrier Richard Brooke, gentleman
broker Henry Madrell, pilot
candler and Raymond Harris, gentleman
John Jones,b3okkseper.
E. Corlett, jo net' &e.
r:7 eorge Walker, butcher
Peter Capper bookkeeper
mand Brooke, gentleman

*broker
,broker
mt
merchant

A. broker
nerchant

nsuranci broker

,ck, bookkeeper

John S. MaT-Nvond,shipbrokir

no, shipbroker
nett, mcreb ant

3.muel Baker, shipbroker

Edwarl Jone
John Townie

Cox, shlpchandler

rd Johnsen", gentleman

Verney Lace, merchant
J.-H. Miners, shipbrekere

Freers Ranker, mariner

Wm. Clay

on broker
3, cordage

Edw. Wifujsor, warehouseman
Frederick Birch, bookkeeper
Win: S. Tyreman, st.tioner, &e
H. G. Ireland, furrier
Harry Cowan, tea dealer
John Metcalf, gontimien
Moans Huntington, go
John Roberts, merchant

,r de4ler

bookbinder
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

ZZlantrV.

VANTED a good COOK, also a HOUSE•
-MAID.---Apply at No. 1, Clayton-square.

TTANTED, a YOUNG MAN; to SELL TEA,
in Liverpool and its-Neighbourhood.—Application
by letter only, :addressed Box Temple-street. Liverpool, gide'
age, where last and by whom employed, salary expected, married
er single.

11[TANTED, in a first elriss establishment, near
- pverpool, a YOUNG LADY as GOVERNESS
PUP. G. She woulcrhave 'the adVantage of instruction from the
first masters, and be treated i❑ every respect as the otherpupil'
She would be required to devote

Jne hour daily to the instruction
25 per annum.—Address to Z. L..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

WOO POSTING BILLS PRINTED on 50s.
BY CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER,
NORTHERN. TIMES OFFICE, 19, SOUTH JOHN STREET,

LIVERPOOL.

ACASE of FINI

HAVANA CIGARS,
of Bond, price 28s. per lb.
BRAND, LA U.
J.: ATHERTON, 83, LORD-STREET.

Just taken c

DECAYED T.EETIT, AND TOOTHACHE!
by suffer when
• mEssits. GABRIEL.

HE OLD ESTABLISHED. DENTISTS.
102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL)
have a new method of tilling Decayed Teeth, wrinour ANY ram,
thereby preventing further decay and Toothache. Charge, 2s. 6d,
COUNTRY PATIENTS
and .others, residing at a distance, are infe
`topping, for filling decayed Teeth, w;"

,ed that the White

...I be sent, free of ;harp, on
receipt of 30 postage stamps, to any address, vriih full di ections
for use; or, sufficient for four teeth, on receipt of is. 6d. A.
Artificial Teeth need without Nun or trouble, and guaranteed
never to change eo'our or decay, and also to answer every ptsrPose
of mastication and articulation. A Single Tooth, 3s. 64; a full Set,
By

• MESSES; GABRIEL,
SURGEON, DENTISTS, 102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

A Pamphlet, respecting the Teeth. may be had trratis.

Brymbo Coal.
HIS COAL, for which an Admiralty Certificate
is given, supplied in quantity by •:,
T. S. HANCOCK.
Sweeting-st., Liverpool, and Morpeth Dock

, Birkenhead,

YYATEStt.HESS, ENTGRAVERS,PRINTERS,
33, Lbitp-sTREEr, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,'
LIVERPOOL. To H.11;11.. Prince Albert.;

yATES & HESS,
33, LORD &TREK;
(LIVER Po L.'

SINKERS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

to be transferred to Southampton

riot aware that

Southampton possesses one
s over Liverpool. And vet

natural advar

here is centralisation displaying itself in
dimensions as great as the spirit that guides it is

unjust towards the maritime interests of every
other port in the realm. The ships of Southampton
are certainly not superior to those of the Mersey.
The great bulk of the foreign correspondence of
this country belongs to the North. Three_
fourths of our exports consist of manufactures
and minerals, and yet our letters are carried away
as far as possible from our looms and our mines.
A market is made by the Londoner and lost by
the bona fide producer in the time occupied in the
transmission of mails from the point at which they
are landed to :the districts to which they are
addressed, and all to continue to favour the

the centralisation of mails in one particular

With regard to the Australian steam communi-
cation there are, however, many points to be
considered. Monthly packets will not be sufficient
for the vast trade which is springing up between
the Australian Colonies and the mother country.

aiu,, its en

lepends

on the

selectec

the time occupied in the passag

Eight ,times within the 1

lye months we have

had the vast superiority of the Panama route
made manifest without any organisation, and

simply by accident. Moreover, we are running a
race for early intelligence against our ever active
if.nd enterprising competitors, the United States.
We rmist-get our commercial advises as soon as
they reach New York, or we shall miss the great
aim and end of steam communication. No steamer
capable of performing the entire voyage to
Australia without stoppage will avail us one jot
in the work before us; and to secure the utmost
despatch, the Australian Colony with which we
have the largest trade—import and export—should
be selected as the packet station, leaving to the
the conveyance of mails
to all the others. Our

branch

service

and passengers

rulets should remember that we are treat-
ing of a subject in which many millions
annually are at stake. We are not reviewing
a war budget which passes away with a season of
bloodshed, butt we are addressing ourselves to a
matter of trade by which millions live in peace
and hope to prosper through all time. It is, there-
fore, expected that those who have the direction of
such mighty affairs in their hands will look dili-
to what they are about, and will do the best
gently
for all.

The question of expense dwindles down to a
mere cipher .vhen we consider the, true character
of the objects we have in view. What sane man
would-allow two or three hundred thousand a year
to stand in the way of a really efficient line of coin-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

MUSIC AND SINGING.

MR. and MRS JUKES, PROFESSORS OF MUSIC
AND SINGING,

LORD-STREET, EDGE-HILL,
(THREE DOORS FROM ST. ANN'S CHAPEL.)

•
-0 4
MR. JUKES (Organist of Seel-street.) and Mits. JUK,,- „es
most resp,tfully to intimate to their Pupils and Frieuds that ~j, have Removed to the at ove address, where Pupils will be reCel.
for Tuition on the Piano-forte, aud Singing.
QUADRILLE PARTIES A.7TENDED, AS USUAL, ON TIM
SHORTEST NOTICE.

LIVERPOOL,

24, LORD-STREET

BAND,
TAILOR & DRAPER

AVery large assortment of the best
and most Fashionable Materials to select
from. Charges moderate, and every possible
advantage given for cash payments.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

without fear of contradiction,

3 to or from Melbourne to this

average passao
port, would not exceed 15 days

Southampton
has to show us that it can beat this ; and it will

take all the facilities we can secure for the under-
taking, to enable us to outrun the States in the
race after commercial intelligence. If anything could
be gained by producers, or by any other class of
traders, more immediately interested in the quick
•1-. of Australian advices, Liverpool would be

trap si

compelled to

v and w

her claims to a

fair share of th 9 patronage of the C

°lonia' office,

ally can be gained beyond

shipowners'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

e signatures, we publish in our columns to-day

at.—lntell

The re,

es that th

ence from Hamburg, dated the 17th

carryin

840, in pia(

nto effect of the Constita-

1849, has occasioned a

Ministerial crisis in Hanover. Several members of the
Cabinet have tende red their resignation to the King.

LzommaTzu EL2CTION.—The candidates for the repre-
sentation of this Borough, Mr. Campbell, (li'
Mr. Gathorne Hardy, (conservative), were
nation on Monday. A poll was demanded,
morning., at ten o'clock, the numbers stood tbus—.i.
for Mr. Campbell, 24.—Majority for Mr

), and

t in nomi-

, 50;

and yesterday

MR. SEROBINT WILKINS. --It is with
in that we are enabled to state that the
t, after his severe attack of illness, passed a
bly better yesterday ; and it is
the opinion of his medical advisers that, in two or three
days, he will be sufficiently recovered to resume his pro-
fessir—

ILLNESS OF

much sa

earned serge

ght, and was considers

with it

- - 4.- -

on that Mr. J. C

Ewart

mons last night the petit

wincti was sent up from this town on Mondey evening, in
favour of opening the national places of amusements for the
benefit of the working classes on Sundays. The petition
wls most numerously and respectably signed. Besides the
;natures of the judge of our county court, and of our
nendiary magistrate, it embraced those of 16 magistrates,
hopkeepers and trades-
; and consider-

138 merchant,

1,064 s
ni:l 49 publicans

ine, moreover, the exceedingly short time that was allowed
for preparing and obtaining signatures, we think such an
array of names, embracing all classes, affords an indisputable
proof of the opinion generally held in our community on the
subject to which the petition has reference.

Mr. Clercs second ball this season took place on Monday
evening last,and was very respectably attended.
THE GREAT SALE OP CATTLE AT EASTRAM YESTERDAY.
—The annual sale by auction of cattle, fed by Messrs.
Tort and Li
m. was held yesterday at Bankfield's farm,
near Eastham. The auctioneers were Messrs. Thomas
and Henry Banks. The sale commenced at about half-
past one o'clock. The or of Messrs. Littled ale and
Torr that was offered for sale yesterday consisted of 75
extra prime short-horned and West Highland heifers,
bullocks and cows, 100 fat sheep, and a number of fat pigs.
The sale was very numerously attended,. the buyers coming
principally from this town and the neighbouring towns of
Cheshire. ,Gentlemen who had regularly attended the sale
for a great number of years all declared -that there bad
never in their recollection been such a large and well fed a
number of cattle offered by Messrs. Littledale and Torr.
mong the buyers were Messrs. Thompson, Lamb, Brown-
,(l, Dridden, Richard Banks, Thomas Huc,,hes, Crew, of
ter; Cross, Leicester, Tomlinson, Griffith, Walter,
Thirteen short-horned Cows realised 22t1 lOs.
short-horned bullocks produced £721
-tried heifers, £3ll 75. 6d.; one hundred
£2OO ss. ; and four prime fat pigs
The total amount realised by

fat Leic

were sold fcr I

the sale was X 1,657 A. 6d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

Northc-rn Tim-esof

c ?Let

'llO be LET; on the Cheshire side, in a rising
locality, a Family BAKERY, GROCERY, &e. A
Trade can be extended.
0, South

good and safe business den.
Particulars can be had of IV
John-strte , Liverpool.

s. Da'tin

To-lie LET, MI %ettenivev,c;4ll)P and Premises
in the centre of Bold-street, On the hest side, with
Plate-glass Window, an fixtures comaLte, well adapted far a large
drapery or fancy trade.—For particu ara app'y to ls:iessra. Walker
and Ackerley, 55, Chu ch-streLt.

TO be LET, at Poolton-elm-Seacombe, about
Two Miles from thE Eartmont and Seacombe Ferries
a convenient FAMILY HOUSE, with walled Gardea, well stocked
with fruit Treed; Hot-house, Coach-house, Stahle, &c.
The House contains Entrance Hall,,Dining-rocmt,.Drawing room,
Breal.fabt-parlour, Study, Butler's Pantry, Seven' Bedrooms, Four
good Attics, Bath-room, &c.
Apply to Messrs. JNo. Bitwr.NY & Son Aceountants, 16, Brunswick
Buildings, Brunswick-street.

KE NTL E D G E.—A large and well-assorted
Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig)
WILLIAM F. SINI, Sweeting-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

articulars a

DUO D
NEW SHIP

B RABANT

These Steamers will sail every fortnight-from Southampton to
New YLrk ; will carry the Belgian Mail ; and are built for the ex-
press purpose of carrying passengers.

First class:Jell

Second class, 'l4; Third class, .WlO

First and Second Class Passengers will be found, during the voy-
age, with every requisite, and with a first-rate Table (Wines and
Liquors excepted). Passengers of tie Third class will have to pro-
vide themselves with Beds, Bedding, Knife and Fork -ins -

1 other

:poo
de supplied by the ship

as and
. The
ty, and

SioDS will

n a cooked

provide

ig utensils

ght and Pasaag

:, Liverpool; and

—On the Ist May n

Lee, Southampton.
!e of the Brazilian

I comme

FROM LIVERPOOL TO on
THE UNITED
STATES AND BRITISH AMERICA,

WASHI

TON" LINE OF PACKETS

D &YID CROCKETT
WU. RATHBONE
WASH I NGTON

3d March
To follow,

3ASTIAN CABO

CHARD ROBINSON

C. SCRANTON

Snencer

MONARCH OF THE SEAS
11DDLE5EX.............

ORIENTAL

Robins )r

PHILADELPHIA.
`Black Diamond" Line, on the Ist of each month.
NEW ORLEANS.
Watts.— .. —1500.

PRANKLI:
SENATOR

CARLYLE
ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.

On thu 5

and 20t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

WORSHIPFTYL THE MAYOR
OF LIVERPOOL.

We. the en (1

rsizned Bankers,

Merchants, Brokers,

Traders; and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Liver-
pool, baring observed that a Bill has been introduced
_. . _
into the House of Commons by the Vice-President of

the Board of Trade, by which it is proposed to depiive
the Corporation of this Borough of the Properties in
the TOWN DUES -and ANCHORAGE to which, by
rn of a court of law, they have been declared

the' de

tied, and Mat without compensation or other

request t

t yodi wars,'

e a PUBLI

MEETING of, the

inciple subver-

gree to a

of Parliament against the pro-
s as may

pt such

onstrous and unjust an innovation

merchant

W. M. Kea

tient), trar!ts n, mercnans, . C. 0. Ledward, merchant
James Aikin, merchant Edward Logan, merchant
John H. Barry, merchant George Piston, carriers' agent
George Booker, merchant . A,. Morison, merchant
Francis A. Hamilton, merchant John Carter, jun., merchant
stood, merchant - Thomas Boyd, merchant
Ralph Hugh Clare, broker"
James Wrrawall broker •
,V7lliara Cas•ou. distiller. -

H. Macintyre, shipowner

iarlestummins, merchlnt

Lce, Merchant

3. C. Parkinson, cotion brok .r
ants: I tiobeTt.A, Dale, insurance broker

J. W. Cater
Mar wolf 14

King, broker

lobert Horsfall, sharebrokei IC. Maw
R. A

lolyneux, braker
lacfie, war refiner

nsnrance W. Powell, broker
Chas.s. Stokes, R.
merchant'Taylor - &Son, merchants
Joe.
Da'id Campbell, merchant
Insurance broker tticbard Alison, gentleman
Giadstonp, merchant J. H. a errory," a•iorney:at-law
hiphroker l'. Ashcroft, accountant

on, insurance broker
v, insurance broker

Thos. Morr
Rot

Alfred 11. Power,

J. Bate, gentleman

manufacturer

Iw. G rttaddy:

I John Overton.

:entleman

merchant
merchant

'lames Thomson, inetypr

Jw4enia Goldner, e
Blythe and .Trot

Jno. S. Thompson, coil ni-rehant
slap- Thomas Yates, Irontounder
Joseph Smith, marble mason
• -- -

tcvi,icn me

Lulea surveyor

chants

W
lens, cotton iohn
Go
Maloneoie. , g e

James Eckergley, gentleman

n broker

Charles,
Wm. L

William Turner, surgeon
Peter Bassford
.Peter Mactaggartv, draper
g•entleman B. Redfern
ranas'll•- But et, merchant rhos. P, Hold?n, cabinet-maker
ChidMoor merchant ," • H. Bremner, attorney-at-law
es e.
W. H. Hawkins, br..,ker Henry Cross, attorney-at-law

Owen, accountant
Rdward Aekelley,'auctioneer
Ca.ppbell, broker Richard Hartley
1-Lrrisco and' Co., rner- William Henderson
John Gibson •
Q. Macintyre, M.D. .
John Jchnston, surgeon
Wha,l,am, tea dealer
Robert Kirkpatrick, fi )orc oth

Will. Farrer, broker

vlorgarr, merchant

merchmt

Williamson, provision

rierchan t.

,sander White, painter

secretary

V. J. Mason, architect

drysalters

I. P.Overran% shipbioker
'V. T. ThompEon, bool
Thomas Ca.npet% gentleman
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

that to which it is so justly

Southampton can 1

ve upon fashion. In the North
exist by toil and trade, and let us not

3 must

abmit quietly to being denuded of those portions

Government favours which render the one

and ti

iothing more than mode-

remunerative
and

To throw on

Austraria

'eeble as she is, one-half of the expense of

se commercial facilities of which we shall enjoy

share,

appears to us to be anything but

1 though a Coun

ty Court attorney

boast of having escaped in a case of non

with nothing more than his client's costs to
t his hoped that the Minister of the Crown

lo is entrusted with the destinies of the most

valuable portions of ou

ill not be heard

v too loudly over his sapiency, or that petty

conomy to which Mr. LAB OIIC HE RE

ears to have given way in the present instance

THE COURT

BIICIUNGHAM PALACE, TIIESDAY.—The Queen and Prince
Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal, Prince Arthur,
and the Princess Alice, and attended by the Hon. Beatrice
Bvng, the Hon. Mary Bulteel, Major-General Bouverie,
and Captain Du Piat, honoured Mr. Burford by a visit

1 Interior of

le City of Sebastopol. The Prince

e on hor

with th

e Prince of Wales an

'red. The Duchess of Ke

It visited her Maje

Buckingham Palac

Viscount Palmerston had an
idience of the Queen in the afternoon. Her Majesty and
rime Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal and
rinco Alfred, honoured the Olympic TI

h their

TOWN I

MORGE'S-lIALL

Mayor, to con-

abitants to protest agains

lition of the town dues, was

yesterday in the Town Hal', at one o'clock. Th

by nearly 2,000

His worship

d to cor

ne the m

Tting for Friday, at

St. George's Hall

quisition, with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

TENDERS FOR POLICE CLOTHING.—
The Commissioners of Birkenhead are willing to
receive TENDERS for the supply, I y the Ist of May next, of
the undermentioned Artlcles of CLOTHING for the Birkenhead
Pe lice, namely :

FOR INSPECTORS.-3 Frock Costs, 3 pairs of Trowseis (wool.
dyed), 3 Bats, 3 pairs of Mr.. Wellington Boots.
FOR FIREMEN .-10 Frock Coats, 10 pairs of Trowsers (wool-
dyeo).

Foe POLICE OFFICERS.—iI Frock Coats, 11 pai sof Trowsers
(wool dyed) 21 Hats, 48 pairs of Gloves, 24 Stocks, 24 Armlets,
21_pairs of Blucher Boots.

enders for ;the above, with Samples, a 'dressed "To the
Chairman of the Watch Committee," to be delivered at the
Police-office, Town hall, Birkenhead, by Eleven o'clock on Monday
Morning, the 3rd of March next. By o er,

AMBRObE WALN, Clerk to the Commissioners,
Commissioners'-rooms, Birkenhead, 19th Feb., 185 G.

TO PRIVATE FAMILIES

AT ANDERSON'S, 5, CASTLE-STREET,
MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS.

FINE OLD WHISKY

Scotch Glenlivet and Islay
Irish Jmneson's Dublin L.L.
Fine Old Cork, L. G.
Warranted of the very finest qualities, 16s. 6d. prr
BRANDY, Martell's (pale or brown) 305.
Best London GIN
Best Jamaica RUM

WINES

F.ti e Old PORT
Fine Golden and Pale SHERRY..
Best , ...
Extraordinary Old Pale gHERRY

485.. 545.. 60s
365.. 385.. 40s
425.. 485.. 54!.;
COs• • 72s

CHAMPAGNE AND OTHER WINES
A SINGLE BOTTLE OF ANY OF TDB ABOVE SOLD.

Orders taken at the Bar of Rooms, or ',Order Office.°
ORDERS SENT TO ALL PARTS Op THE COUNTRY ON otcCzipT OP
POST.OPPICE ORDER.

PORTER and ALES supplied in Pints and Quarts, of
the best qualities.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

Enouranre Notice.

BRITON LIFE ASS OC I ATIOI4
Chief Office, 36, Moorgate-street, Loudon.
Manchester Branch, 14. Ridgtield.
Established in strict conformity with the recommendations of tl'e
Select Committee of the House of Commons.
the hi"
LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES made payable during
of the Assured without extra Premium,.
Isrvzsrmaszr Policies conjointly with Life Assurance affording *
profitable investment for periodical payments.
Asmurrigs and ENnowanN rs granted on liberal terms. po
LA KG IL Profits to Assurers, accruing from the peculiarly advan""
genus manner of investing the Funds.
PSRTECT Security and indisputability of Policies on any grount
Prospectuses and every Information may be obtained of the Liver'
pool Agents, _

MR. G. WALKER, 6, Stafford-street, and.
MR. MC.DIVIn 35, Ulnall-street.
ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED.
JOHN MESSENT, Secretary.

TOANS, from £2O to £2,000, at Five per cent.?
extended over three years, upon Personal or any other
enable Security, with or without lite assurance.—Apply to r
OOD AL L, 14, Tarleton-street, Church.atreet.

PARCELS FOR THE CONTINENT.
CONTINENTAL DAILY EXPRESS
PARCELS AGENCY, in connection with the Bel"
Man Government Railway and Royal Prussian Post-office. ,„,„
This Comdany forwards Parcels from Liverpool EVERY EVEN'
INS, with the mails. All Parcels must be sent ter
the Office, as under, before half-past Five o'clock, to be in time fob
despatch.

JAMES L. CROSS, 26, Castle-street,
Agent for Liverpool

This week,
MMESSRS. BUCKNALL & SON respectfurri,
invite inspection of a very important Lot of
ESSRS.
FLOUNCED BAREGES*
JL at purchased at a large Discount from the Cost Price,
A'so, to several Lots of
DAMASK TABLE LINEN,
Of superior qualities, in all sizes that are equally advantageous.
112, BOLD-STREET,

GREGAN'S PATENT SMOKE PREVELIt
TION FUENACE consumes every particle of Smoke'
saves Fuel, generates more Steam than any known Furnace, 15.5•:
three times as long, and will be appli,d to any Laud or Marl"'
Boiler without charge, unless approved of by the authorities. ...
May be seen at work at Messrs.:Robert Anderson's, Duke.stree.'
Mr. Neville's, Great Charlotte-street; Messrs. Bartlett and Vt .
Brewers, Jet vis-street ; Messrs. James Jack's, Bounthry-s reet aij
at flumes% us other places.
rare
OFricsc-6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, near St. George's OW_,

COAL.—RAINFORD BEST HOUSE COAL'
at the Railway, 1, Whitley-street, out of Burlingtor
street to Great Howard-street, delivered at 103 per ton.
WM. HARDING, Proprietor._
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

THE CRIMEA

Camp, Sebastopol, February 6.
Yesterday afternoon the Russian fort Nieolaieff was
utterly destroyed by the French engineers. Although
the immediate intention and object of the very heavy
fire which was poured into the town, on the 29th ult.,
is not yet known, it is now very generally believed
that Russian boats were crossing at the time it first
occurred. Some additional precautions have been taken
in consequence of the occurrence alluded to. Nq
further news respecting the progress of the peace nego.-
ciations has reached us since the mail of the 19th of
January. The mail due yesterday had not arrived at a
late hour last night. We have very variable and severe
weather since the last mail left. On the 2nd and 3rd
inst. there were heavy showers of sleet, hail, and snow,
with strong gales of wind from the west and north-west. '
Yesterday the weather was settled and frosty, with a
breeze from the north. This still continues
y
News.

`SHE EAST.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

ROSCIUS

Minnesota, Allen
Ticonderoga, Boyle
Constellation, Allen

ceording to the act of rparila

distance can
for ea
their f
wards
Second Cabin, and Steer
BOWMAN, G RINNELL
biverpot I; and 87. South-str
_
N.B.—Passengers going
luggagr. stored free, in a wa

person going

3500 I Und
FOR BOSTON .
Weekly during the Season
hscribers continue to dispatch the
Provisions will be sunnliefi t., _

berths secured by le-m"ittin

- --rs -
Parties desirous of transm
,tan have drafts ataißht foi

e w York

writer, Shipley

—th Feb.
2000

For Cabin,

-ships,

sent-road, Clare

hese packet-thip, can .have their
se attached to the ofilee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

ach montin,,

subscribers would hay

which the papers mi

some houses is very great at prese
disappointment to other subscribers

BELMONT SPERM CANDLES

PRICES PAI

DLE COMPAN

are now prepare

above l

Wir works, Bromboro' Poo', near
Belmont, Vauxhall, London, 1411

SYLVESTER L. SAMUEL, WATCH AND CLOCK
Manufacturer, 2, York-Street, Duke-stree•, Importer of
American Clocks and Foreign merchandise. Shippers and the

TRY the WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIA
TION, 15, Williamson-street, Church-street. Th,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

ELEMO-PLATE GOODS, DESKS, DRESSING OASES,

WORK-BO

PAPIER MACHE GOODS

CUTLERY, TEA T

!, CHINA, BOHEMIAN

GLASS, AND ALABASTER ORNAMENTS

LEATHER DESKS AND DRESSING CASES,

POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES,

Together with a

GENE RAL ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS

THE BUSINESS TO BE D!SPOSED OF,

- .
THE HOUSE TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

STONER respectfully informs the inhibi-
•tants of. ORMSKIItK and its Vicinity that his
determination is to give the Public the immediate advantage of any
change in the Markets, and for this purpose' submits the following
list of Pr, ces :
Sugar, 4d., 4id., and 3d. per lb. ;
J. ONER does not, nor will n
then compel purchasers to buy Ch ci
ate quantity of Teato make up the lc 83

gar, 6d. and bid

lose money on this article. and

for Coffee, and a proportion-

Soap, 31, 4d., 40., and sd. per lb.
4d. per dozen allowed on the three last kinds. -
Coffee, Ild., Is., Is. 21., Is. 4d., and Is. ad.
A Mixture f Chico y and offee, Is.
Tea, 2d. per ounce, or 2s_ 6d. per lb. •
The very best Black Tea, 4s. 6d.,
Equalled by few—excelled by none.
Green Tea, 2s. Bd., 35., 6d., 45., and 4s. Bd. per lb.
Prime Lump Butter, Is. Id. per lb., good Irish Butter, Is. per lb.
Good Flour, 7;11)5. for Is. • excellent ditto, 6 lbs. Is.
Meal (country made), 6i lbs. for Is.
26e. 06. per Pack.
245. Od. „
17s. Od. „
16s. 6d. „
Iss. Gd. „

Pea Ficur..
Indian Flou
ghirda do..
Rice do..
Mixture—.

Home-cured Bacon. by the side, 7d.
Cheshire Chess., who!e, Sid. per lb.
2d. Treacle, Good Bread, per lb.
_ _

A General Order of 2ov. in value delivered free vilthin a mile of
any station on the East Lancashire Railway between Liverpool,
Preston and Southport, on receipt of a Post-office Order. • •

SHOPS SUPPLIED ON LIE

AL TERSIS

N.B.—The Public are respectfully informed that can obtain
the Northern, Times by eight o'clock every morning, and the
Northern Weehly Times, every Saturday morning of publication,
it Mr. Pool's, Moor-street ; Mr. Stoner's Burscough-street and
Aughton-street, and at Mr. Hudson's, Neville-street, SOU IMPORT,
by nine o'clock each morning.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

Style, Quality, and Fit not to be surpassed in the Traci
zlation isenrolled ander Act of Parliament.—H. SMITH, Manager

This Aliso

FIRST EXHIBITION of the FRENCI
SCHOOL of the FINE ARTS in Liverpool, includin

MAD'LLE ROSA BONHEIIR'S

GREAT PICTURE OF
'THE HORSE FAIR,

Is NOW OPEN at the Liverpool Academy Rooms, Old Post•ofce
place, Church-street. Admission
men's Season Tickets, 5s

atalogu,

Ladies' D

s Cd.—Open from Tei

till Five o'clock.

B. FRODSHAM, Secretar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

38riti51) ilmerica

FIRST SPRING SHIPS FOR HALIFAX, N.S.
The celebrated fast sailing Ship
40 4" HUMBER,
JAM ES LIMNS RT, NT, Commander;
auftifto4:' 841 tons per register, two years old, iron-kneed and
metalled bottom, is well-known in the trade for
having always delivered her cargoes in fine order.
To be succeeded by the new Barque LIMA, 350 tons, iron-kneed
and classed. Warranted to be the first Ships.—For terms of height,
&c. apply to

JOHN S. De WOLF & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

(except in coloured goods) affect their intrinsic value,

124 (Top of) BOLD-STREET.

HOLDFAST AND FIRE
RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the
mutual •reactlon of non-conduction and vapouriaation at 212
Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadrup!e
Patents of 1840.31-54 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof

12°

MILN

THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CERAPEST SAPEOUARI;S Elmore:
MILN ERS' PHOiNIX (2121 SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL,
e and extensive In the world, employing nearly
hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery
every branch of the work, Show-rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-
Liverpool, Locdon Depot, 47A, Illoorgatc-street, City.—
tars free by post.

'Dr L. JOSEPH, 42, .BOLD-ST , LIVERPOOL,
• RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.

THE STOCK SELLING OFF

AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, CONSISTING OF

SILVER PLAT'

WATCHES

JEWELLERY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

TEETH

MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON-DENTISTS,
92, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
and Chapel-street, Preston. May be consulted daily. London
Igesidences 30, Berners-s reet, Oxfordortreet, and 21, New Bond.
street.

TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP STORE DEALERS.
FIE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MANU-
FACTORY, for Preparing every description of
Genuine OILMAN'S STORES.

THE OLD BARRACKS, 9, MIKE-STREET.
J. C. STIVENS & Ca. are prepared to supply Bottled Fruits.
Jams, Jellies, 31 arma'arfes, Pickles In Casks and Bottle, Sauces,
blustnds, gru't Syrups, Raspberry Vinegar, Oils, and every variety
of articles necessary fur Ship's use or foreign orders, equal, if not
better, than any House in the Tv ade.
J. 0. b. & Co. devote their whole attention tq this branch of
business, and avoid the slightest interference with the Ship Store
dealers.

Nat —A large stock ready for shipment, and-every ar ice bearing
the 'lgnatius of J. C. Stiveas & Co. is guaranteed of best quAlity.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

TATJSTEES

The Right FlonLu•.able the Lord Stanley,
Thomas Molyneux Seel, Esq.
PROVISIONAL COMMITTER.
Thomas Edwards Moss, Esq., Chairman.
Mr. Edward Astley, Mr. Edward Griffith,
Mr. Harwood Banner, Mr. James Moore,
Mr. William Davies, Mr. Samuel Pierce, jun
Mr. Frederick W. Earle, I Mr. Thomas Rigt y.
Mr. Robertson Gladstone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

from which we must draw those supplies
'1 our greatness mainly depends. 'To

k, therefore, of a comparatively few pounds

either the o

y or the other in such matters, is

to trifle with the commercial wants of both
the parent and offspring. The United States
are not dependant on even a fortnightly communi-
cation with Australia. The traffic between our
Colonies and California, and across the Gulf of

gives them a much more frequent con
veyance of both letters and passengers. And if
Southampton is to have the advantage of the
steam mails to Australia, there will be still room

for Liverpool to establish a bi-monthly line, via
Panama. But this would lead to the same con-
fusion which now attends the division of the

an mails

The Isthmus route has

nevertheless, such

tha

tender for

obtain it, b%

guru ; and

our Borough representatives should use their
influence to secure the retention of one out of the

two postal I

ute, and we again

that the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

THIS DAY

whom it may concern

THIS DAY, the 20 h instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' office, 1, Oldhall-street,
100 Tons PALM OIL,
ex Catherine, on the quay, east side Wapping Dock,
Apply to N. WATERHOUSE & SONS, Brokers

THIS DAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' office, 20, Hackin's-hey
24 Cases LIQUORICE PASTE,
3 Do. DITTO JUICE,
landed ex Rita, from Bilboa.—Apply to Messrs. F. D
Oleaga and Co., Merchants, or to
A. & S. H. SLEIGH, Brokers.

Tits ANNUAL SUBSCR3PrION TO THE NORTHERN
DAILY TIMES Is TWO GUINEAS m ANNUM.

`LING EDITION,

sr An _Evening Edition of the NORTHERN DAILY
TIMES it now Published every Afternoon, at Three o'clocA
containing the Markets, together with all the News of th
Day, up to the hour of going t

'o Pren,

EARLY DELIVERY OF THE "NORTHERN TIMES_
subscriber within four miles of the Liverpool Exchange, or
at Rock-ferry, Trawnere, Birkenhead, Woodside, Oxton,
Claughton, Seacombe, Egremont, or New Brighton, who

—Any

does not receive his cop

THERM

publisher by addressing a

our messengers

it woul

v facilita

s completio

in their doors
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

EUDOCIA

QUEBE(

r those who require t

---.... sth Mar.

3 wish to be more select, can be

Berths in the First mid Second Cabin, and Steerage, can be
secured by remitting a deposit of el to the undersigned, who will
give any information respecting the passage to the above porta, and
to the interior.

BABEL & CORTIS. 3, Regent-road ; aid
53. Fulton-street, New York.

THESE STEAMERS HAVE RE

MED WEEKLY SAILINGS

York, 11

and Boston, £6 per ton and 5 per

H A MEI

IN ROYAL

APPOINT

LIVERPOOL

MAIL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

Italian Opera

concert

instnimerital

toasts iiroposed

totioived•liy dischar

le cit

--• in h o nour of the occasion, al
Feriar4raind Dukes ' are appointed aides-de-
-1
relieral to the Emperor, retaining their other
and appointments. The Minister of War. has
)rders, by direction of the Czar, for the admission
!rs severely wounded 'into the military schools,
I_heir subsistence will be assured, and they will'be
livino examples of devot.edn.fs to the country, and the
gratitude of the govenunetat.
___,;_,
.; .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

DOIY to

FOR SALE, the wt..
44 iii T ncha Trader SF. A 11IRD ; 512 tou-
' .L. 44,.., 4-10ths ; breadth 24 feet 5-10ths ; depth 18
, classed A 1 six yearn; built in 1862; iron
per fastened and boot topped ; coppered b

Ileum. Olive, of St.
k.—Apply to GIBBS,

poaths ago ; hailt by the well known'huilaers,

John. Nom Ling in Brai
BREGFIT Ric CO., 1, North

FOR SALE,
length 194 feet S-loths
22 feet 2-10ths • 1152 to
at St. John. N. 13., of th- most ca. e____,
shore spruce, and the workmanship, model and outfit
- " • •ge poop and topgallant fore-
very liAle ballast. In Bruns-
IGLU RE CO., 1, North John-

w Ship CARMENTA

7 feet I-

Ithi depth

opper fastened, and require.
Lck.—Apply to GIBBS, BB

FOR SALE, the EGYPTIAN—Length, 139
'lL,Vis.*\ feet 7-10ths; breadth, 27 feet 6-10ths ; depth, 19 feet;
,4,-; 608 tons; built et St. John, N. 8., in 1854. of bayshore
spruce. undir special survey; is copper fastened, and

a beautiful

ti GIBBS, B AIGHT

/ SAT

A Lengt
-61410," depth
. special survey at St. John
best materials, and finished in a first class manna

36 feet 8-loths
ster; t

New Bruns'

It ti 'der
k, of the

and at the sa

time cai

1 a very light draft
1; coppered, and boo

s with litt

in Well.

gtou Dock.—Apily to GIBBS, BRIGHT & CO

1, North John-street

FOR 6

_
auder
A 1 save

was built

out ballast

"MERSEY" LINE OF A
PACKETS.
The undersigned will despatch the foil
j ' other first-c'ass Ships, punctually on their
40" dates.

STRALIAN

For
Ship.
MELBOUII.I4E,BELLCNRRIG

Captain. Tons. To Sail.
CALVSZT.. 909 Fb, 28.
GEORGE ARELE HOOPES... 633.. Feb. 28.
ZANSTROOII HOVERS... 608.. March 1.
For terms of Freight or Passage, having superior accommoda-
tions, apply to

SYDNEY

ADELAIDE

EDMUND THOMPSON,
Drury-buildings, Water-street

niter, ,tates

REGULAR MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION

AMTWIIN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

Government, at home and in II
Colonies. Mr. LABDUCHERE assin,

Commons afew nights since tl

at the long disturbed

steam communication was about to be

what,it was hoped, would prove an endur

.ing basis

The Colonial Minister even went'so far as to say that

a Treasury minute on the subjec
buted, and tenders issued for a

t had been distri

nonthly commu-

nication, half the expense of which will -be borne
by this country and half by the colonies—the
steamers to touch at King George's Sound, Mel-
bourne, and Sydney, with a branch service to Port
Adelaide, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand.
The Colonial Office has a mortal dislike to
Liverpool, and a strong predilection in favour of
Southampton, if we may judge by the foreign mail

which

the latt

r enjoys (

r the form

a, Egypt,
a, Mexico

Havan

Sr.ew Grenada, Chili

gua, and all th

foreign colonies in the West Indies. It divides
with us the United States and British North Ame-

rican mails

hile it shares with Plymouth those tc
1 the AN

Madeira, Tenner

f Afric

mails t

ampton

India, H

fondu

whole of the W

India

—against which Li

rpool has on

mails, and

America and Ur

share
ted Stat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

THE CONFERENCES,

The Independanee Belge publishes the following
as the conclusion of the final interview of Count
Buol, the Austrian Envoy to the Paris Conferences,
with his Imperial Master :—A few hours before
his departure, Count Buol had the honour of a
private, reception by the Emperor. It is stated
that the Sovereign, at thi

final interview, gave to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20

BANKERS

Messrs. Moss and Company, 1, Dale-street,
SOLICITOR.

Mr. Edward Banner, 24,Worth John-street.
This company is formed for the purpose of supplying gas of tke,
best and purest quality to the inhabitants of the populous
rapidly increasing neighboorbood of Huyton and Roby and t"Z
adjoining districts; and it is intended that its principles 07
management shall be strictly in conformity with the provisions of:
the enactments regarding limited liability.
Gas, in addition to the advantage of cheapness, is fully edraltted
to be the safest, cleanest, and most convenient method o:
ihumira-
tion known, repairing no preparation on the part of the consumer
and it enhances the value of all p operty within the range of tb!
mains. By a return recently made to the Hous; of Commons,!!
appears that a great majority of Gas Company's have paid dividends
at the rate of 10 per cent., whilst few have paid so little as 5 pl.
cent.; and, as in this company, the most economical and eflicie°_,
mode of erecting the different works will be studied, and as the'
will be constructrd on the most approved principles (provision being
made for their future enlargement, if required), satisfactory retains
may be expected.
The works <if the company are intended to be erected on the Irs
gin of the London and North-Western Railway, thus securing tug'
supply of coals and all other necessary materials at the lowest Po
sibld cost.

The committee will have the power to make calls to meet the Pay;
meets for erecting the works, to fix the pri e of gas, to nominate 0r
change all the officers, and gener.lly to superintend and manage Lbe
who;c working of the company.
Applications for shares to be made in the form annexed, vDd
addressed to Mr. Edward Banner, Solie,tor, 24, North John-street,
Liverpool.

TO THU; PROVISIONAL COMAIiTTER OF THE HUTTON AND Roof

OAS COMPANY (LIMITED. _-_V-•
Gentlemen,—.l request you wiltrallot me shares, of .410 eac4';
in the above undertaking, the whose of which or any lets nurobe.
that may be allotted to me, I hereby agree toy accept, and to pay ,
.he
deposit of per share and the calls when made, and to execute, ",
subscription, contract and deed of settlement of the company ,"
requircd.—l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Name.. ..
Address and occupation
Date .... ....... _.••
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-27

TURKEY

Constantinople, letters to the 16th have arrived.
It is now confidently asserted that there is not a
word of truth in the reports of troubles at the
arsenal, of the numerous arrests in Constanti-
nople, and the discovery of stores of gunpowder
and arms in the houses of the most in-
fluential Ulemas. An affair which made
a great deal of noise about a young boy
represented to have been a son of the French vice-
consal at Tenados having been barbarously mur
dered by the Turkish population, is thus explained.
A lad of fifteen, who was in fact the son, not of the
French, but of the Austrian consular agent, was
riding, on horseback through the principal street
of Tenedos on one of the days of Bairam, when
there was a great crowd of holiday makers. He was
unable to manage his horse, and the animal knocked
down and trod upon a little girl'five years old.
The mother, who saw the accident, fainted away,
and the father rushed upon the young Austrian
and stabbed him in two places with a sword.
But the wounds were so slight that the lad was
about again at the end of three days. The little
girl remains in a precarious state. It appears to
be true that a Greek sailor was murdered. by a
Tunisian officer, about a fortnight ago, but the
murderer has been arrested, and will be tried by
court martial.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-27

Belfast Alostyn
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Boston New York
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Bristol

TO SMOKERS.
T,EIVIS'S YACHTING MIXTURE, equal in
fragrance to a fine Cigar. Sold in oak casks,
25 ea h. HORATIO LEWIS, 67, Church-street. 42

GEORGE GOLDING,
ESTATE AND O,3I:TRANCE AGENT,
Respectfully announces that he has REMOVED, to more central
and convenient Offices,
No. 40, NORTH JOEIN.STREET, near LORD-STREET,
Where he will be happy to execute any business entrusted to him.

THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE
AND ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY,
A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL,
Price, 31-d. Unstamped ; 411. Stamped;
Published in the improving and populous City of Bangor, Cat nar-
vonsi;ire, every Frid,y enim, in time for the early po ts, and
extensively circulated every Saturdsy Morning throughout the six
Northern Counties of Anglest.y, Ca. narvon. Merioneth, Montgomery,
Denbigh, and Flint, in Cardiganshire, and among Wel -hmen
Endand, Ireland, and Scotland; is the best means of giving pub-
licity to Advertisements, being read by all part! s, on at c.nint of
its Nationality, the spiiited and independent tom of i s T.eading
Articles, the extent and accuracy of its Local Reports, its Telegra-
phic Despatches, and the vari:ty and ,ortiprehensivelless of its
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, its Origi"al Correspond; nee, its
reliable Accounts of the Money, share, Corn and Cattle Markets,
and oth- r information suitable to the great int erects of the country;
and circulating chiefly amongst the classes who have property to
dispose of and ability to purchase.
The NORTH WALLS CHRONICLE has been very greatly
Enlarged and Improved, cami,rbing Eight Pages of closely printed
and well selected matter, and is to he found in the principal News-
ltooms of Live-pool and London.
SPECIAL EDITIONS for RHIN, and LLANDUDNO, with
Lists of Visitors, are published in those Towns during the Summer
ason, and and may be had of the Agents there.
Orders, Advertb ern cuts. Post-office, Bank, and other remit-
tances, should be ddressed to the Proprietor,
AUGUSTUS ROBERT MARTIN,
NerthWalesChronicle Office, Bangor. Carnarvoniare.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-27

ifrarar.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND HAVRE.
..., MARGArtEy Captain JOHN HABRISoN,
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FROM LIVERPOOL to HAVRE, DIRECT.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-27

STATE OF ITALY.

We learn from letters dated Milan, the 21st inst.,
that a movement on a large scale, indeed, on the
whole line of the Italian Peninsula, is in course of
preparation. This. movement is attributed to
Mazzinian agency, in order to anticipate another
movement of a more constitutional character. The
Mazzinian party fear, no doubt, that Italy will be
taken out of their hands, if the moderate leaders,
who look up to Sardinia for the liberation of their
country, act before them ; and they seem deter-
mined to strike a blow at once in their usual
fashion. Copies of incendiary proclamations, ex-
citing to pillage and assassination, are circulated
throughout Italy.
Letters from Naples describe the King as more
determined each day to decline the counsels of the
Western Powers, and refuse the reforms demanded
from him as the only chance of saving his States
from violent commotion. He has become more
morose and less communicative, acid will not
listen to any advice.