The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-22 00:00:00

TEUTONIC (UPPER) HALL, LIME-STREET,
LIVERPOOL. Patronised by her Majesty the Queen
and Royal Family, the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy. GRAND
PICTORIAL AND MUSICAI. '1 OUR OF THE GANGES, from the
Asiatic Gallery, London, will OPEN fora short time at the above Hall,
on Mono 25th instant, and to be continued every exist-
ing till further notice. Doors open at half-past Seven o'clock, to com-
mence at Eight: Fashionable MORNING REPRESENTAILJNS
.every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, commencing at Two o'clock.
MR. SHEFFIELD
Has the honour to announce to the nobility, gentry, and public of
Liverpool and its vicinity, that the Magnificent and Colossal
DIORAMA OF INDIA!
(never before in Liverpool), representing the rivers Hooghly, the
Bhagirathi, and the Ganges, from Fort William, Calcutta, to G, n-
goutri, in the Hima' aye Monntains; displaying the beautiful Scenery
'of the country, both natural and architect, sra, ; the national Costumes
and Customs of the Hindoo and Mussulman Inhabitants, for the dis-
. t. nee of '2,000 miles, forming NINETY-FIVE P CTURES, painted
on 30,0011 square feet of canvas (being 5,000 square feet larger than
any other di rama ever exhibited), by Mr. Philip Phillips—the Figures
and Animals by Mr. Louis Haehe (Painters to the Queen)—The
Striving by Mr. Knell, from unpublished sketches by Lieutenant-
Colonel Luard, taken during a residence of fourteen years in India,
aided by the kindness of friends who have placed at his disposal the
original sketches of the late Sir Charles D'Oyly, Bart, George
Chinnery, Esq.' the late James Prinsep, Esq., the late Colonel Edward
Smith, the late Captain Prinsep, Major White, W 'Rem Prinsep,
Welby Jackson, Esq., and Mrs. Parkes, the author of "Wanderings of
a Pilgrim during Four-and-Twenty Years In the East.
SCENES OF THE DIORAMA OF INDIA.— GANGES SI DE.—Fort William,
Citadel of Calcutta; Prinsep's Ghat, Man-of-War receiving a Salute,
Water-gate of the Fort, View of Calcutta, Governor General's Yacht,
Baboo Ghat, Native Ferry Boat, Chandpal Ghat, Bank of Bengal,
River and Shipping, Steam Corn lillll,, Chinese Junk, New Mint,
Native Bathing Ghat, Native Greengrocer's Shop, Palanquin and
Pearers, Hindoo Gentleman, The Wandering Fakir, Hindoo Temple,
Hindoo Mansion, Nach, or Dance in the Mansion; The Goddess
Durga, Indian Danting Girls, Sacrifice to Duress, Moomight on the
Ganges. Offering of Lights to the River, Murda Ghat, Burning the
Dead, The Travellers and Palanquin, he Cocoa-nut Trees, The Conch
of the Corpse, The Pipul Tree, Panhutti, The Budgenw, Tire Well and
Palm Trees, The Rattjattra, or Car of the God Jagsnath ; The Tulsi
Plant, The Water Carriers, Gov, rnor-General's ar. ival at Barrack pore.
Guard of Honour, Ca-tor Oil Plant an i Travellers' Palm, Nst-ve Family
Reposing, Plassey, The Elephant Establishment, Mosque; near Moor-
shedabad ; Palace of Moorshedabad, Nawab's State Barge, Tufan, or
Storm on the Ganges; The Wreck, Rajmahal, Rainy Day in India, Sir-
ki-gali, Rajmahal Hills, The FoOlishFakit,a Wild Sunset on the Ganges,
Jackal, VuP urea, and Alligators, The Holy ( ity of Benares, The
Balancing Goat, The Devotee of Siva. The Hindoo School, Manikur-
nika Ghat, The Seller of Holy Water, The God Ganesh, The Brak-
minee Bull, 'The Religions Mute, Jnlsyn Ghat, The River Steamers,
The Snake Charmers, The Bylee, The Irregular Cavalry, Temple of
Rajrajeswurree, The Camels, The Minarets; Raj Ghat, 'I he Fortress
of Chunar, The Banyan Tree, 'I he Persian Wheel, Mirzapur, Festival
cf the Goddoss Kali, Wild Men and Raft, Allahabad, Sati-Widow
Burning, Sultan Bhusni's Macsolcum, Pilgrims to the Ganges, The
Indian Family. Indian Cottages, Hurdwar, Sacred Ghat, Barh, Com-
mander-in-Chief's T ncampment, Simla, the Conical Hill, Fagoo, The
Snowy Regions, Starlight on the Himalaya, Gangoutri, Source of the
Ganges:
G. W. CASSIDY, ESQ., the celebrated Indian Lecturer, will give
his highly interesting description of Eastern Life and Habits.
Reserved Seats, 2s; Second Seats, Is; Gallery, GC Children and
Schools half-price to first and second seats.

THOMAS w; TURMEAU
(LATE TORMEAU BROTHERS),
IMPORTER OF HAVANNA CIGARS,
9, KING-STREET, ST. JAMES'S, LONLON.
The Finest Brands always on hand.
Cigars iu Bond for Home Use and Exportation.

IRONMONGERY
FOR PARTIES FURNISHING.
TEA URNS, TEA TRAYS, CHANDELIERS,

AND FURNISHING GOODS,
!unsurpassed in quality and design,
NOW OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES,
And Parties Furnishing Will find in the present a favourable
opportunity of making Heir purchases.

WILLIAM oDELL,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER, &c.
90, BOLD STREET.

TH 0 S . D I S M 0 R7-------E,s,
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siLvER.T.fiand.,EwELLER to the QUEEN,
CORNER OF BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
The best made London marked SILVER SPOONS and FORKS
of the usual strength, weigh as follows, but they may behad lighter
or hezvier at the same price per ounce.

PLAIN PIDDLE PATTERN. QuitaNs'ePATTErtN.
OZ. P. d. loz.
a. d
Table Spoons, per doz.. 30 at 7s 4d.. 11 0 040 at 7s 6,1..15 0
Table Forks 3O at 7s 4d.. 11 0 040 at 7s 60.. 5 0 0
Dessert Spoons i 0 at 7s 4d.. 7 6 825 at 76 Oct, „10
7 6
Dessert Forks ~ .. 20 at 7s 4d.. 7 6 8,25 at 7s 6d.. 9 7 6
Tea Spoons ~ .. 10 at is 10.. 318 4J2 at 84 Od.. 416 0
Soup Ladles each .. 10 at 7s 4d.. 313 4111-at 7s 6d.. 4 2 -0
Gravy Spoons, 5 at 7s 4d.. 2 16 81 6at 7s 6d.. 2 5 o
Sauce Ladles „ 24 at 7s 10.. 019 7 Sat 880 d.. 14 0
Sugar Tongs ~
Salt Spoolis o 0
N.8.--If for Exportation, Is 6d per ounce for drawback is deducted
from the above prices.