The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-25 00:00:00

LIST OF OFFICES RECOGNISED BY THE LIVERPOOL
TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
NEWSPAPERS.

Albion..
Courier. Castle-street.
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Chronicle, Castle street.
Doily Poet
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......
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Core'atldoertiser, Mitudsley'e.. (Thursday) Castle-street.
Journal •,
Lirerpool Herald... (Saturday) Lord •street.
..... (Saturday) Cable-street.
Irercur.V.... • .(Mon. Wed.. Fri., and Sat.).. Lord-street.
...... ........ (Baturday)
Alyerss ddvertiser........(Monday).•,• ••
•• • Tilhcbarn-strect.
Standard ..... • ..... (Tuesday).. —ll Crescent, Lord-street.
imes... (Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday-::.. Castle-street.
Here follows a small list of Jobbing Offices, comprising
about one-fourth of the Master Priuters in the town, and
the document closes as follows :-
43- Please to note attentively, that "The NORTHERN DAILY
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inserted in the above List.
The above speaks for itself. The only reply we need
make is that we choose to conduct our own business in
that we
our own way as we have done from the commencement ;
pay higher wages than any other newspaper in
Liverpool, and that we know of no reason why we should
study the whims and fancies of the " Liverpool Typo-
graphical Society." We would remind the authors of the
document, however, that they have rendered themselves
amenable to the law, if we chose to act as vindictively as
they themselves act. We can,
to however, afford
It and forgive their malevolence, notwithstanding,
after three months hard labour, finding their circular has
not had the effect desired, the authors have, we have been
given to understand, made an appeal, and paid bribes to
certain news agents not to exhibit the daily contents
placard, or even to sell the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. We
could scarcely believe the truth of this, but we have
recently received so many evidences of the fact, that we
had"left without any room to doubt its correctness,
~hlch Will account for the complaints we have '
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as, that when applying to purchase or subscribe for the
NonT
ntuN DAILY TIMES, they have been strongly pressed
to take some other paper instead. It may, perhaps, be
gratifying
to our enemies, to learn that the course hey
are Pursuing
towards us is producing the very opposite
result to that intended, inasmuch as it has materially
Increased our list of regular subscribers, which we are
Prond to say is now GREATER THAN THAT OF ALL
THE OTHER LIVERPOOL PAPERS PUT TO-
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IMPROVED METHOD OF FILLING TEETEL
MESSRS. GABRIEL, the Old Established
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preventing further decay and Toothache. Charge, 28. 6d.
AMERICAN MINERAL TEETH,
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Just P Daily from 10 to 7. Consultation—Free.
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paid, on receipt of one stamp.
~A Few Words respecting
the
Teetim, By Messrs. GABRIEL, DENTISTS, 102, DUEE•STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

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transidrmation : Harlequin, Signor Lauri; Pantaloon,
Signor C. Lauri; Columbine, Miss Manse!. ; Clown, Sig. F. Lauri.
fee° The LAST MORNING PERFORMANCE will take place
fru•m*rr w (Saturday), 26th instant, commencing at Two o'clock
precisely, doors open at Half-past One, when will be presented
THE Twu GR.EGL RIES, And The New Comic PANTOMIME.
Admission—Dress Boxes, 4s. Upper Boxes, 3s, Pit, 2s. Gal-
lery, Is. The Box office is now open from 10 till 3 o'clock, for securing
seats in the Dress Ci,cle, and taking Private Boxes, which may be
had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children in arms not
admitted. Doors open at Half'-past Six ;to commence at Seven
o'clock Dr ecisely.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—
Proprietor, Mr. W. R. Copeland. Great Charlotte-sf.
CIRQUE IMPERIAL DE FRANCE. Under the Direction of
MESSIEURS RI MBE it I' and LAMBERT. Patronised by His
Majes:y the Empiror Napoleot 111. ENTHUSIASTIC RECE P.
Ti ON of the FRENCH TROUPE OF
.EQUESTRIANS!
This Evening (Friday), 25,h inst., to commence with BRIL.
LIAN T EQUESTRIAN k XERCISES by M. Godfroy and M. Ven
Catenctck, the Frei h Clowns. The Scarfs, by M'dlle. Rosita.
Interaide, by Mons. Fatiani and Mons. Jaimeu. The Magic Chairs,
by ill. Shelton. THE CLOWN DISCHARGED! The Leaps of
tae Garlands, by M'dlle. Aussude. The Hussar and the Cossack,
an Equestrian Military scene, by M. Siegrist and Assistant. Great
Tight-rope Exe:cises, by Aussude. Graceful Ac', by ;Willie.
Virginie Lambert. Monsieur Caron and his beautiful Steed
" Voles." Monsieur Stonette and his Son, the " Clown Miniature."
The .Flower Girl, by Ardlle. Emilie Lamb,rt. M. Pusterle, the
great Bare-back Rider. The Cheval de Haute Ecole a "Malakoff,
introduce.' by Mousieur Lambert. Les Rendez-vous Bourgeois,
Comic Scene. shortly to appear, the Extraordinary Horse
" Maladestza," or the Fire Stead, introduced by the celebrated Pro•
fessor of Equitation, Monsieur Caron, from the Cirque Napoleon.
The unpre,:edeuted exercises of this intelligent Horse have been,
during the last Summer, the admiration of the Parisian public.
A Series of Grand 111 uItZ,INii PERFORMANCES eva7 Wednesday
and Friday. at Two o'clock ; Doors open at Half-past One.
Admissi.m—Dress Boxes, 3s; Side Boxes, 2s 6,1: Pit, is 6d; Gallery,
6d. Children under Twelve years of age admitted at Second
Price from the Commencement of the Performance. Second
Price—Dress Boxes, 2s ; Side Boxes, is 6d ; Pit, Is. The
The Box-office is open trona Ten till Three o'clock, daily, for
securMg Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes,
which may be had under the direction of 111r.Shuttleworth. Chil-
dren in arms not admitted. file Doors will b., opened at tlall.past
Six, tocommence at Seven o'clock precisely.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM,. PARADISE-STREET,
Liverpool.—Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The Palace of
Cheap Amusemen's.—Extraordinary and Astounding Novelties.
This Evening (Fridey), Grand and Varied Entertainments.
Second week of the SHIP ON FIRE, illustrated with Russell's
descriptive scene, by Mr. PLUMI.TON. Magnificent Series of
Dioramic VIEWS OF THE BATTLE-FIELD, illustrating with
startling effects, the Assault on the Redan, the Capture of the
Malakoff, and th,e Wreck and Destruction of Sebastopol. Previous
to the war scenes will be exhibited the Cr% pt of the HOLY SE I'UL-
CHRE AT JERUSALEM, with three distinct effects—let, The
Interior of that Structure, by Daylight; 2nd, Showing it in the
Gloom of Miunigtit; and the last change, displaying the Sacred
edifi, e in the full blaze of light, during the celebration of Midnight
Mass before the holy shrine and altar. First week of Mr.
WA TEES, and his highly-trained Troupe of Dogs and Monkeys.
Last week of the BR.UTHERS GOODRICH, who will appear
in a choice selection of Glees, Quartetts, Madrigals, &c.
Great Success of Mr. CRAB iEE, the best Dancer in
the world. Great Success of Mr. J. PLUNIPTON, the eminent
Tenor Vocalist, who will sing the fodoising songs:—Have Faith
in One Another ; Jessie, the Flower of Dumblane ; Tell me Mary
how to Woo Thee; Remember; The Mistletoe Bough : and
Russell's Grand Descriptive Scene. The Gambler's Wife. Enthusi-
ast c Reception of the Brothers FELIX and the Brothers
BILLINGE, the Olympian Wonders. Great success of Messrs.
M GUINESS and SUMMERFIELD, Comic Duelists. Doors
Di
Open at Six o'clock ;to commen:e at Half-past Six. Musical
rector, Mr. BOULLAND. The Powerful Brass Band under the
Direction of Air. AItTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments,
Mr. HEATH, Jun. Ui:per Hall, 6d. Body of the Hall, 3d.

8 T• GEORGE•S HALL

notice is hereby given, that
PERFORMANCES
will take place on the
ORGAN,
In St. George's-Hall,
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), the 26th instant,
At Three o'clock in aftern ;_atl
98th instant,

On MONDAY EVENING, the

At Half•past Seven o'clock

Admission— Sixpence each. Money willbe received at the doors.
The doors will beorened on Sat,rday atTwo o'clock, and on Monday
at Half-past Six. Entrance at the North End, opposite Shaw's-brow.
To prevent confusion, Change cannot be given.

ST. GEORGE'S-HALL, LIVERPOOL

MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT.

JULLIEN'S GRAND VOCAL AND
111 • ORCHESTRAL CONCERT,
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 30TH INSTANT,

PROGRAMME

PART FIRST.
Overture....
.. . Herold,
Quadrille, from Meyerbeer's last Opera "L'Etoile du Nord" Jullien
symphony, '1 he Andante from the Symphony in A Mendelssohn,
Cavatina
Sung by Madame GASSIER.
Va15e................ " La Belle du Village"
Symphony... The Andante from the Symphony in B Flat Mozart.
Solo—Oboe ..... ....... On Melodies from Bellini's Opera,

" La Sonnembula"
Quadrille.,,, Performed by Mons. LAVIGNE.
.. " THE FALL OF SEVASTOPOL " Jullien

Bellini

0pera....., Grand PART SECOND.
Selection from Mozart's Opera, Mozart
"DON GIOVANNI,"
Arranged expressly by M. Jullien.
Valse. ............... "The Forest Fairy ".. ....... Venzano,
Sung by Madame GASSIER.
Varsoviana ............ "The Warsaw"
'`Yrophony.. The Andante from the "Surprise Symphony" Haydn.
Solo—Flute .......... "Carnival de Venise"
Galop ................
Performed by HERR REICHERT. Pagunini.
Jullien.
" Viva L'Empereur "

Prices ; Stalls, (numbered,) 4s; Promenade and Galleries, Is.
Conceit to commence at Eight o'clock.
Tickets and Plact a secured at Hirne and Sons, Mr. Dreaper, Mr
Beswick, and Mr. Smith, Music-sellers.