The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-11 00:00:00

was a company of glee singer.
professional and partly amateur,

Who, during the evening, delightea tr
fine pieces, songs, &c. It may at one
the evening was spent by the r(
- -
fullest enjoyment of everythin

sts with some
le be said that
ctable party in the

one of the happies
I we wish f}

the house of Niessrs
Dublin brewers.

it the least alloy—

ive gatherings we

nay long live to
Shortly after

ner was

ken by Mr. Radcliffe

ly Mr. Biggs, the representative of
A. Guinness, Sons & Co., the eminent

When the viands 104 been discussed and grace pro-
nounced, the chairman gave " The health of our gracious
Queen," which was loyally gTeeted. The glee singers
gave the "National Anthem' in the best style.
The Chairman then proposed "The health of the
Emperor and Empress of the French."
Air.—"Partatit pour la Syrie."
The next toast proposed by the chairman was, ‘1 Prince
Albert and the rest of the royal family."
Air.—" Rule Brittannia."

The Ch
Army an(
terms.

The Al

man called on Mr. Archibald to propose "the
which he did in brief and appropriate

I NavN

lid it v

ged leave to propose a
sown to the company to

whom they were indebted for the happiness they had
enjoyel that evening, (hear, hear,) that their worthy host
was a young man, and had commenced business early,
and he brought all the energies of youth along with stern
honesty and business principles to aid him. (Cheers.)
These were the elements of mercantile prosperity, and
with their assistance he had been prosperous, and was
increasing in that prosperity. (Renewed cheering.) In
that prosperity he had not forgotten the people who were
about him, and who were in some measure depending on
his exertions. (Much applause.) That:meeting proved
his observations, for it:was one of the most pleasing sights
he had ever seen. (Hear. h ear.) They all knew the
worthy host well, and therefore it would not be necessary
to say more than to give his health with all sincerity.
The toast was received with great applause, and all the
musical honours.

The Chairman. in returning thanks, observed that he
was not a speech-maker, but a simple man of business,

and therefoie they must receive his thanks without a
flourish. He was indeed very happy to see them all
there that evening, for it afforded him more than pleasure
lbout him happy—(cheers)—and if he had con-
to their enjoyment. no man felt it

tributed in any' wa

did. (Renewed applause.) lie felt what he
could wish to say in thanking them, but he lacked words
id, therefore, all he could say

was, th

~,ieffield, in. appropriate terms, pro-
_ dab of Mrs. Radcliffe," and observed that
thout a fit partner in a wife, would be an iso-
on the earth, even in the midst of all pros-
perity. , Mrs. Radcliffe was a fit partner
for their worthy host, and she deserved all the honours
that could be conferred on her. The toast was enthusi-

neer elf than

Loud cheers.)

1 them for the honour con-

posed " The H

a man;

lated ereal ur(
(Ilea

astically received.
Air—" Here's a health to all good lasses

-
Mr. Radcliffe returned thanks for the honour conferred

on his lady
14Ir. Cox

whilst speaking of the branches, they
t forget the good old stock. (Hear, hear.) Tho
Lone no more than their duty in honouring
T. Radcliffe, and he would call
ime to Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe,
Drank with all the

any had

the ;allies of Mr.

ou them now to do the

honours

'• The Fiue Old English Gentleman

I• ta
The Chairman, having returned thanks, called on Mr.
James Cox to propose the next toast, and that gentleman
proceeded to say that he trusted the toast would find
a response in the breast of all present. It was " The
" Working men." (Cheers.) As they had just heard in
the song, that the old English gentleman, although mix-
ing with the great did not forget the small, neither did
wking men, (cheers).

Ist fora,

r lads and I

and comfortable, as the apnear-
isses and wives fully testified.
.) This was also one of the

(Hear, hear, and et

~nets of success in trade, to take care of the working
men. (Loud cheers.) He had heard of what was called the
old nobility of England —that old nobility consisted of
the working men—men that toiled with their hands
physically. and produced realities out of the ideas of other
men's mind. It was such men who made the nation what
it was, and they were the true nobility of this country.
(Cheers.) Their host knew the value of working men, and
treated them accordingly, (hear, hear,) and they respected
him in proportion. He hoped that the working men
would always get a fair day's wages for a fair day's work,
and he wished all working men to have no better master
than their worthy host. (Cheers.) He would give them
the working men of England. The toast was duly hon—
Air, " Hail smiling morn."
Marriot propose'

the health of Mr. Biggs, the

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v h
cahne,s
tWe
rh who rr
oe tpuorsne ead hTahiek
lsa.
Mr. nd we live in," and
alluded to the war. lie trusted, when an honourable
peace could be made, to see kindly feelings restored
amongst all nations, and that peace, plenty of happiness
and joy. would reign universal amongst all mankind.
(Cheers.) Air—" Home, sweet home."
The Chairman gave the " Town and trade of Liverpool,"
which was respond: to in brief and happy terms. Air—
" Glorious Apollo."

Franklin, on the part of the working-men returned

thanks

Several other personal and complimentary toasts were
proposed and responded to, and about ten o'clock the
company separated, after spending a delightful evening,
for which the worthy and excellent host received the best
thanks of all who were present.

YRtiDE REPORT.---SATURDAY

LIVERPOOL.

COTTON : The Cotton Market to-day continues steady ;
the demand has been moderately active, the offerings are
fair, and prices are without change. The sales—including
200 Pernambucos 6d to 6id, 250 Bahias Sid to 6d, 100
Maranhams 6d to 61d, 400 Egyptians sid to lid, 1000
Surats 31d to 41d—are reported 8000 bales, of which 2000
are on speculation and for export.
Pic Taos : Our Market for Warrants closes, buyers at
73s cash, three months, open, 745.
LONDON PRODUCE.—Beyond there being an improved
feeling in sugar, there is no new feature
,in any article of
colonial produce.

BELFAST LINEN TRADE CIRCULAR

Drawn up by a Committee of the Linen Trade. appointed
under the sanction of the Belfast Chamber of Commerce.
Friday Evening, Feb. 8, 1856.
F Thueeshupthpeliessamine as the country
unltnryArmarkets tohnisagwheeant
Ballybay, and Tandragee, about eighty tons
w
which met with a fair demand, at prices
havecoero Let
eAhxi:
been
shown,
imuch
ranging from 6s 3d to 8s for handscutched, and 8s to 14s
for milled, per stone of 161bs. In Maghera, Cookstown,
Kilrea, Coleraine, and Ballymoney, about forty-five tons
appeared. Demand not so good as heretofore, but little
or no change in prices. At Derry the supplies have been
smaller than usual, not more than fifty tons having been
shown in the several markets. Prices of good sorts were
rather higher, whilst coarse are much the same as last
week.

Tow : It is difficult to quote prices, the market is so
irregular. Good qualities are scarce, and in demand►
whilst inferior sorts are very dull.

_
&Ma lifting trams. Vinittb SotatesS.
. HaNmailtounß-Estr,
Teewt,e 13q e
cruSkaernahteis bp Ruction,
...,_„,
_
CURRY & Co. (LATE TONGE, CURRY & CO.),
1 " BLACK DIAMOND "
nets, Tinsmith's HeartehPadiaana•—do-Efßicutecisi,a-n.stuitiNabl
BEWIEIV) FOR THB BALE or SHIPS, , LINE OF PHILADELPHIA PACKETS,
,
. , ,
AND SHIP VALUERS, '' _ Sailing from Liverpool on the Ist, and from Bellow , Anvil
HENRY GREEN will ,SELL 1
fr, at :t -,,
jr,,- • •- and appointed Brokers to the High Court of Admiralty, .....
..a. stl • Philadelphia on the 15th of each Month. ~.
WALMER-BUILDINGS, WATER-STREET, , STALWART . Lucas ......1100 tons.: February —. 'on 714sday next, (to-mOl7O
On Sale—Vessels from 50 to 2000 tons ; Steamers. &c. PHILADELPHIA Poor.-- ....1200 tons.. MATO' I- - o'clock. at his Rooms, Hamilton:street, oppo
NONPAREIL- Demi.. .... 1500 tons..-April 1. Birkenhead, a considerable quantity of substa
X W3I. CHAMBERLAIN.. BEt mow: .. 1200 tons... May I. HOUSEHOLD
TONGE & Co., (LATE TONGS, CURRY and C 0.,) The Ships of this Lice are built of the very best materials, have Fgremont,) and other effects, embracing alp
, BROKERS FOR Tim SALE OP SHIPS, superior accommodation for passengers, and are commanded by men for housekeepers; ' also, the working tools of a
/...,t i).; AND SHIP VALUERS, 1 of experience and ability. These ships will take steam up the Dela_ hearth and bellows, anvils, vices, &., and a ft
mongery.
Wars. Apply to •
' O,
..,...2.La.
DERBY-BUILDINGS, FENWICS-STREET, RICHARDSON SPENCE & CO.,- May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and
Who have always on sale Ships, Steamers, &c., of from . Corn Exehßue, Brtinswick-street.
60 to 1,600 tons register.
Highiield-park.—Valuable modem iiOU:
NEW YORK. NIT EIRE, Cottage Piano-forte, fine I
J. GETTY AND CO ,
--- • . of choice Wines, Plated Articles; &c.
SHIP AND SALVAGE BROKERS, AND PASSAGE MONEY, eio. HENRY GREEN will SELL 1
SHIP VALUERS, ------- on Wednesday next, 13th, and Th
771 -
; • LIVER-CHAMBERS, TITIIEBARN-STREET, AND 17, - - BELGIAN ROYAL. MAIL STEAM-SHIP instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, npoa the.]
GuAcEcEtuRCH-STREET, LONDON, •1,7...."1.61/4. COMPANY. park, near the Rock-lane Station, Rock Fer:
excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, chief
Marine and Fire, &c., Assurance Agent. • ,divr; ~. • STEAM FROM SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW, Blain and Rumford, modern stone china dine
YORK.
. vices, a case of. about liilit pieces ivory-handled
The magnificent Steam-ships, Drury, folio Bible and Chtuch Service, della, tly
ROBERT A. MUNN & Co., BELGIQUE
2,500 velvet and s'..lid silver claspi and edge., richly.
'3- (Late Cunard, Munn, & C 0.,) CONSTITUTION
LEOPOLD I. BOOIN
MICE . 2,500 articles, the pro pert of Edward Mathias, Es ~
2,500 5, cl
BROKERS FOR THE SALE OF SHIPS, neighbourhood.
DUC •DE BRABANT ... WILLIAMS 2 5OO Part of the Drawing Room Furniture is
STEAMERS, &c., AND SHIP VALUERS, NEW SHIP....
3, TORE-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET, These Steamers will sail every fortnight from Southampton to scmliole top, an elegant rosewood easy chair,
New Yurk ; will carry the Belgian Mail ; and :are built for the ex- covered with need:ework, Canterbury who
LIVERPOOL. press purpose of carrying passengers.
octave cottage piano-forte in rosewood case,
Fares: First class, .e2l ;Second class, .el4;.Third class, .elO. nice., under glass shade, large musical box, f
CUNARD. BRETT, & AUSTEN, First and Second Class Passengers will be found, during the voy-
age, with every. requisite, and with a first-rate Table Wines( and inns, neatly trained, &c. - -
f(Late Cunard, Munn, & Co.)
Liquors excepted). Passengers of the Third class will have to pro- The Dining and Breakfast Rooms contain
ptAas., SHIP VALUERS AND BROKERS,
Cup only.
themselves with Beds, Bedding, Knife and Fork, ~,poons and mahogany pedestal sideboard, telescope-framed
long circa a.r mahogany library'
table, easy an
All other utensils will be supplied by the ship. The
..,40z.44,-, AUCTIONEERS FOR THE SALE OF
ro ewood'
and mahogany, rosewood, couch, and
~- . SHIPS, WRECKS, &c., Provisions will be supplied in a cooked state of the best quality, and at b tantial Maho4any-framed chairs, covered in 6, YORK BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL ; AND 150, LEADEN- mo-t
thenis livbeesral. in quantity. so that Passengers need not provide a set of six in hair c.oth. gi t corn ce and cunt
el with any extra Provisions or Messing utensils. cloth and damask, Brussels carpet, &c.
HALL STREET, LONDON. For Freight and Passage apply to
In the Chambers are two splendid mahogan
SABEL and CORTIS, 17. Water-street, Liverpool ; and
_•__. - -----
and one painted ditto, mahogany= chests dram
OWEN HAZ ELL and Co., 6, Oriental-place, Southampton. four-post bedsiead. with costly crimson silk dr
en malt. N.B.- On the Ist May next, the regular service of the Brazilian curtains to two windows, feat her be-is, mattress'
„________„,,,,,„„-----------,--..----- Mail Line will commence, of whit - festhar notice will be give.; mahogany kneehole and pillar toilet tables
FOR SALE, the beautiful Brig LUCIEN,
._ _ __ ~_ _ ._ elegant toilet services, large cheval and dressi
, „ti'l ',N.. 260-234 tons measurement. Length 100 feet, breadth • lariti6b- Sinatra minster carpets, several iron bedsteads and net
&c.
',,,i41''''5,,,,• 21 feet 2-10 hs, depth 14 feet 3-10D:s. This very hand-
---"--Z-- some little vessel was built at Quebec, in the fall of - The Hall, &c.—Handsome Brussels stair carp
--
1854, of the very best materials, and no expense was spared in 0 FIRST-CLASSED SHIP FOR HALIFAX, N.S. c:oek, two mahogany hall chairs and table, why,
rendering her a really strong, serviceable vessel, and while she will buffalo's horns, double-barrelled gun.
TO SAIL 14TH FEBRUARY, The Kitchen Urensils.—Masters' knife clef
be found to h .ve a very gre t stowage capacity for her tonnage, she 'Pi
is also a remarkably fits sailer. She is at present lying in the it...c., ,• The Barque covers, with plated handles, cut-glass articles,
Sine's Dock.—For particulars apply to HOLDERNESS and g, ~,i,"1„,&"; It OTHSAY; The Plated Articles consi. t chiefly of pair of
EHILTON. • - - Apply to J. S. Da WOLF 8s Co., Tower-ch,mbers ;or water kettle, valuable tea and coffee equipage, s
.L......,,
W. A. CALIiIN & CO., 11, Rumford-place. frames, cake basket, candlesticks, Rte.
About 70 dozen bottles choice Port, Sherry, M
-• FOR SALE, the Steamer ARCHIBALD, 40 m---,-.------------- -........- _ Claret, and ocher Wines, Brandy, &c.
_
• * :
,et,..,' * horse rower; plying on the River Mersey. May May be Tewed on Tuesday next, (to-m
if uarta .
• Am..' 0 r „\- be seen dairy at the Albert Doett Wall.—Apply to
SAMUEL eat
- morning of the sale, and ca aloguet had on the
wiallleS7,‘,- WILLI lAI PEARCE and CO.,
uctioneer, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead.
Wasning tun-um:dings. Brunswick-street.
FOR TRIESTE,
FOR SALE, the new Ship CARMENTA ,• The fast sailing American Clipper MARKET CROSS.—TO DRAPERS A
CURRITUCK, HENRY GREEN will SELL 1
.1 iX\A. , k.,, .4., length 194 feet 5-10ths ; brect•lth 37 feet 1-10th ; depth ib...,;
. :Ca ”..N. 22 feet 2-i oths; 1152 tons; built under spedal survey ,:'' Ag.:" 595 Tons Register; Captain FORSTER ; on Friday next, the 15th instant, a
-. ,^l" at St. John, N. 8., of th- most carefully sel-eted bay- -.--,- ' Coppered and Copper-fastened, First Class, on the Premises. 24, Market Cross, Birkenhe4
-
h'STOCK-IN-TRADE, GOODWILL, and FIXTI
' shore spruce, and the workmanship, model and outfit And presents a good opportunity for Shippers of Fine Goods.
11 of the very best deecri tion ; large poop and topgallant fore- Apply to who is entirely declining the DRAPERY BUS
Castle; copper fastened, and requires very little ballast. In Bruns- SAMUEL and WM. PEARCE & Co. a general assortment of new and fashionable dra
wick Dock.—Apply to GIBBS, BRIGH r & CO. Washington.buildlngs, Brunswick street, gloves, and am .11wgres, gent's dress and other s
. kerchiefs, stocks, neckties, woollen and Cashm
FOR SALE the EGYPTIAN—Length, 139
'"''..........e Cashmere, wool, and cotton dress pieces, dress 1
, , --....--
§byri*, feet 7-10ths; breadth, 27 feet 6-10ths ; depth, 19 fe,t ; .ebina. bonnet and other r bb ns, linen diapers,' ~it,eik, 608 tons ; built i t St. John, N. 8., in 1814 of bays f, ~,."......*, h
ore ~....-..w„...----...."..,.........,,,,,..........."„,...............,.....," linen and cotton checks, ginghams, Holland
,1,,; The Shop Fixtures include mahogany-top tout
spruce. nnd.r special surveys is copper fastened, and —Has ha'f her cargo engaged, and w:11 be des tched 20th inst. dow-fittlngs, gas-fittings, &c. Rent of house a
swill tee ive classification at Lloyd's on the wird knees, &c., being
- added ;is a beautiful model; sails and carries well. In Brunswick ---e FOR 11.wG KONG, DIRECT, annum.
Dock.—Apply to GIBBS, BAIGHT & CO.
4e f‘
~,,,,
~.,
.The splendid Aberdeen-built. clipper Ship
STORNOWAY, May be viewed on At ruing of Sale; and Cal
Premises, and of HE
G'ssuN, Auctioneer and
street, Birkenhead.
-at\ 'OR SALE, the new Ship BENCOOLEN— .--!-T4.:1
Length. 216 feet 7-40ths; breadth. 36 feet Minh. . _. . __IL L. HART, Commander;
register; A I at Lloyd's thirteen VPf11•11_
r:595 tons

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dates,

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on their advertised

Tons. To Sail.
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or Passage,

nor accommoda

EDMUND THOMPSON.
Drury-buildings, Water-street,

ms-stre,

rteen years

s having mode

Loading in Salthous.e Dock.-Fo:
to Messrs. Syers, Walker, and Syers

reet, Liverpoo

..L_S- and rc

NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1856.

Hamilton-streets Birkenhead —Excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, Two Square Piano-fortes,. suitable for young begin-
_a, Tinsmith's Hearth and Bellow., Anvils, Tools, &c.
HENRY GREEN will SELL by AUCTION,
-on Tuesday next, (to-morrow,) at Eleven
o'clock. at his Rooms, Hamilton-street, opposite the Town-hall,
Birkenhead, a considerable quantity of substantial and excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (principally removed from
Fgremont,) and other effects, embracing almost every requisite
for housekeepers; ' also, the working tools of a tinsmith, excellent
hearth and bellows, anvils, vices, &., and a few articles of iron-
mongery.

POLICE COURT.-SATURDAY

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