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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

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RESHAM LIFE AND LOAN SOCir
G
OLD JEWRY, LONDON.
Secretary—EDWlN JAMES FARREN, Feclt• of Life
This office will be found highly eligible for any descripionoi of
Assurance. Policies effected without loss of time. Insavroori
Individuals of regular temperate habits, in whom health may be__apd
or less impaired, the Board openly seek—called Declined Lives
are accordingly open to acceptance at the" Gresham." t Liverpool
Messrs. SPARROW & CO., Goree Piazzas ~nts.
Mr. ROBT. BARTON, Exchange-alley North, No. 6, "D lead
Mr. W. DRYNAN, at Russell, Coles & Co., Bir e"
District.
Walmer-buildings.
Ur. A. ROBINSON. 233. Lord-street.Southoort.

A N
APPLICTIO
to Join the Current Year's Profit Scheme of theS LIFE A.-- 4ed
TION OF SCOTLAND must be made In writing, and for War,.

to any of the Offices or Agencies
ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY, THE STH APRIL 14E-11.,1
On that day, the Books will be closed for the 17th Annual Bal,nce, I

12ni DIVISION OF PROFITS.
All included therein will rank as of one year's longer standing
than
later Entrants, and will pat ticipate one year earlier at the Pivislo_,,
of Profit, & may obtain additional privileges at subsequent

PROFITS ON OUR LIFE ASSURANO'S

Are we about to join a Life Assurance Institution, ""'i 05
satisfied ourselves of tilts stability ? But of scareelg or
importance is it to inquire into its SURPLUS FOP' d
PROFITS. If the Institution have been well con4titutecl

prudently managed, there must, in ordinary circuvist67
have ari

have th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack at
5 o'clock.
On the motion for going into committee on the Leases and
Salts of Settled Estates Bill,
Lord ST. LEONARDS thew attention to the steps taken by
the present government for the amendment of the Law and its
administration. The noble and learned lord commented at
considerable length on the various measures introduced to
Parliament on the subject of Law Reform, and criticised
especially the bill for the Transfer of the Encumbered Estate's
Court in Ireland to the Irish Court of Chancery. The effect
of that measure was anticipated to lessen the value of property
in Ireland, and he urged the postponement of the Leases and
Sale's Bill, until the result of the Encumbered. Estate's
Court Bill was known.
The LORD CHANCELLOR replied—he defended the Bill for
the Transfer of the Encumbered Estate's Court to the Court
of Chancery, and urged their lordships not to delay the Leases
and Sales of Settled Estate's Bill.
The bill then went through committee.
Their lordships rose at 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. -MONDAY,
Several petitions were presented against the abolition of
Church rates until an equivalent had been provided, and also
against the ope ling of the British Museum and National
Gallery on Sundays.
MORTALITY IN THE CRIMEA.
Viscount EBRINGTON gave notice that on an early day he
should move a resolution to the effect that the excessive
mortality in the Crimea had been occasioned through bad
sanitary regulations.
The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock.

NEW ).EMBER

Mr. HERBERT INGRAM took the oaths and his seat for
Boston. CENTRAL AMERICA.
Sir E, B. LYTTON gave notice that shortly after Easter he
should draw attention to the dispatches regarding Contral

America

MAJOR DOWBIOGAN

lii reply to Sir DE LACY EVAIIS

LOld PALMERSTON produced the telegraphic message from
Lord Panmure to General Simpson, in reference to Major
Dowbiggin. The words were, I recommend young Dow••
biggin to your attention, if he is fit, and you have a vacancy."
A subsequent dispatch from General Simpson ran thus—" In
the trenches again last night the Russians made a strong
attack to regain the cemetery, but were repulsed. Captain
Dowbiggin and the 4th regiment's party behaved admirably "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

Coagtl33fist.

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOL.
~„ One of the new Screw Steamships,l
AMELIA or ATHLETE,
)1, Will Sall Weekly, (unless prevented by any unfor-
seen occurrence),
From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.— Every TUESDAY
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL.... Every SATURDAY,
Without calling at any intermediate port.
Cabin Fare, 12s. 6d.; Deck, ss. Return Tickets, available for
foo Voyages, I7s.
Apply, In Bristol, to Mr. RICHARD Rows, Steamer's Wharf,
Redcliffe Backs; or here to
CRAM. POWELL & Co., 35, South John-street.

STEAM DIRECT TO AND FROM LONDON.
The Screw Steamer
eer•tin• ATHLETE,
All ,V n • Will sail from the Clarence Dock, Liverpool, on
--- Wednesday next, the 12th inst., and from Griffin's
W art, Lona° ,on Wednesday, the I 9th instant, (unless detained by
any unavoidable occurrence).—For freight, &c., apply to WALLIS &
LA TRANI:SUE, 13, Change-alley, London ; or here to
CRAM POWELL & CO ,
35, South John-street, Liverpool.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
1•':\ LIVERPOOL, MILFORD, SWANSEA,
AND B.PI-"Y"--
FOR THE MONTH (
The S
TROUBADOUR..W.J.Beckett AU(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

ST. PANCRAS' WORKHOIISE•

Sir J. P ex.ING;;; asked the president of the poor law board
what steps had been taken to carry out the report of Mr. D.
Jones with respect to the state of St. Pancras workhouse ?
Mr. BOUVERIE said he had directed the report in question
to be transmitted to the managers of the poor of St. Pancras.
That body had since been changed by their local acts, but
active steps were now being taken to ameliorate the condition
of the inmates, and improve the workhouse of the parish of St.
Pancras.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' office, 7, Oldhall-street,
12 Chests INDIGO,
just landed, ex Advance, from Madras ; on show, No,
8, Albert Warehonses.—For particulars apply to
GLADSTONE & SERJEANTBON, Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th inst., at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' office, Sweeting street,
20 Tons SHANK and LEG BONES,
from the Quay, George's dock, ex Rita, from Buenos Ayres.
Apply to Messrs. Thomas Bell & Co., merchants ; or to
ARNOLD, LEETE, ROSCOE & Co., Brokers.

UDA

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' office, 13, Exchange-buildings,
1500 Bales JUTE, T mark,
175 Do. Sunn HEMP,
25 De. Aloa FIBRE,
lately landed.—Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brockle-
bank, Merchants ; or to
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' office, 13, Exchange buildings;
9 Bales China GRASS,
ex Lady Bruce,T i.
H. Ln AIbertITTLEDA dock. Apply to
LE & CO., Brokers.

Tliß ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NORTHERN
DAILY TIMES Is TWO GUINEAS PER ANNUM.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

COUNTY COURT.—YasTERDAT

FRAUDULENT DEBTORS. COMMITTALS.
"The follow
• orders for commitment were made out
John M'Cormick, Northumberland street, beerseller, 14
days, for refusing to obey the order of the court. Mathew
Fay, Townsend street, and Thomas Fay, Blackstone
drivers, 21 days. James Noble, Chapel lane.
Bedfordstreet, Toxteth park, tanner, 14 days. William
street,
Fearns, 10, Raymond street, labourer, 14 days. John
Quinn, optician, 14 days. Robert Coulin, Mackie street,
biscuit baker, 14 days. Edward Washington, Lower
Mann street, carpenter, 14 days. Robert Williams, 3,
Orford street, Wavertree, gentleman, 14 days. Thomas
Whittle, 4, Holborn street, Low Hill, stonemason, 14
days. James Redmond, saddler, 14 days. Lawrence
Jackson, 57, Clement street, labourer, 14 days, to issue
in a month. William Jones, railway porter, 14 days.
William Wright, 14 days. James Smith, lan ling waiter,
14 days. William Robinson, Griffiths:lnn, Derby road,
innkeeper, 14 days,

CUNARD. BRETT, & AUSTEN,
(Late Cunard, Munn, do Co.)
SHIP VALUERS AND BROKERS,
I`' AUCTIONEERS FOR THE SALE OF
/4.*
:SHIPS, WRECKS, &c.,
• 5, YORK BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL; AND 150, LEADEN-
BALL STREET, LONDON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

NOTICE.

IF ALL the TENANTS who have lived in the
two front houses in Fontenot'-street, Liverpool, since
May, 1844, now occupied by Mr. Roth and Mr. Mason, and the
four houses in Bakehouse-court, occupied by Ulverston, Fenn,
Scarborough, and Dagneil. will bring their BEN BOOKS to
Jcseph Stoner, Ormskirk, their railway fare shall be paid. and a
reasonable recompense ; or, if they will let him know their address
he will come and copy them, but on no occasion or pretence to
nne, And all the Ten tilts

part wi h them to
ief, hand of Lewis

the six houses
id. since June

I will thank

know your
t part with

?Il STONER,

Ormskirk

LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE AND
EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAYS•

IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS
In the Trains between
LIVERPOOL AND SOUTHPORT.

On and after Monday, the 17th March, 1856, the passenger Trains
of the two Companies between Liverpool and Southport will run as
folows :

FROM' LIVERPOOL, FROM SOUTHPORT,
East Lanc,shire 7'35 a.m. East Lancashire..... 7.30 cm.
Lancashire and York 9'ls - East Lancashire..... 9'o -
Lancashire and York 11.20 - Lancashire and York 9'o -
Fast Lancashire 12.25 p.m. East Lancashire.... 11 0 -
L'lncashire and York 215 - Lancashire and Yorkii 5 -
East Lancashire...—. 4 10 Lane ishire and York 2'o p.m.
Lancashire and York 5.15 - East Lancashire...-. 3'50
East Lanca•h`re 6lO - Lancashire and York s'o -
Lancashire and York.. 7'o - East Lancashire ... 7/5 -
East Lancashire-- . B'3o - Lancashire and York B'ls -
Holders' of eith r Company's Contract or Return T.ckets, between
Live pool and Southport. will be allowed to travel by the Trains of
either Company between these places only. BY ORDER.
March 10, 1E56

autbtrrt ant( Cortttb 31.!o4pitai,

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL,

---
ASPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the
TRUSTEES will be holden at the Clarendon-rooms,
(and not in the Thard-roam of the Hospital. as previously
advertised,) on Thursday, the 20th inst., at Twelve o'clock noon,
for the pur9ose of ELECTING TWO HONORARY SURGEONS.
The Ballot to commence at One o'clock and close at or before Three
o'clock. JAMES INGRAM, Presidept.

Liverpool, March 5, 1856.
*** Subscribers will please to observe that, according t, Law 7.
" No person whose subscription is unpaid shall have any of the
priv leges of the institution, or until thee months after the first
payment"

-I OUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL

'0 THE TRUSTEES OF THE LI

TORT LT

The committee b

:o the letter of Blessis. Cl

;ener'al rules in the report, the

erWion in th

ba made in the rules and rep
ho.pital, unless notice shall h
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

TO POLICE OFFICERS.

THE WALLASEY LOCAL BOARD of
HEALTH require the services of TWO active
and intelligent PERSONS, one to fill the office of CIIIEF CON-
STA BL I.: for the district of Wallasey, at a salary of 30s per week,
and customury clothing; and the other to perform the duties of
POLICE CONSTABLE within such district, at a salary of 20s per
week, and customary clothing, subject to the regulations of the
Board. Applications, accompanied w'th testimonials, and stating
the age of the candidate, endorsed, " Office of Chief Constable," or
of " Police Constable," and addressed to the Chairman of the
Finance, Watch, and Bye-law Committee, to be left at the office of
the said local board, Church-street, Egremont, on or before
Saturday; the 224 instant.
T. B. HASSALL,
Egremont, March 8, 18.56 Clerk to the said Local Board.
N.B.—Canvassing any of the members of the Local Board will be
considered a disqualification.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

11.31111`.fration4.

Lately published, price 3s. 6d., cloth boards,
SURGICAL REPORT on LITHOTOMY, with
General Remarks on Operations for Stone, and on
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urethra.
By J. NOTTINGHAM, M.D., Liverpool, Author of "Surgical
Report on Cataract and Artificial Pupil."
Churchill, London ;IDeighton & Laughten, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-11

I. GETTY AND CO
SHIP AND SALVAGE BROKERS, AND
b 4
A r SHIP VALUERS,
g <fle LAMR-CHAMBERS, TITHEBARN-STREET, AND 17,
GRACECHURCH-STREET, LONDON,
Marine and Fire, &c., Assurance Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL,
Greenback House, Rock Ferry, will be RE-OPENED
on Saturday, the 26th January.—Two or three Vacancies occur,
and an Articled Pupil can be received.

GOVER NM EN T SCHOOL OF ART.
LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION,
MOUNT-STREET.
EVENING CLASSES are OPEN on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS.
TIIURSDAYS, and FRIDAYS, from Seven to Nine o'clock. Fee 6s 6d
per quarter.

MORNING CLASSES for LADIES, on MoNnAvs, TUESDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, ana THURSDAYS, fCOMIf-paSt Twelve to Two
o'clock; each Class meets twice a week. Fee ate! per Quarter.
ASTRUP CA RI SS, Secretary.

IVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
TA —The High and Lower Schools, Evening School,
school of Art, Girls', and Infant Schools. ARE NOW OPEN.
Prospectuses may be obtained on application to

A-STRUP CARISS, .
N.B.—An Exhibition to London University, value £2OO Secretar
, is open
to competition in the High School, at the Examination, next, Midsummer.

LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION,
MOUNT-STREET.
FRENCH LANiana GE.—Classes on Monday and Thursday Even-
ings, under M. De Sepres.
GERMAN Ln NGUAGE.—A Class on Thursday Evenings, under Dr.
Carl Retslag, formerly of the University of Rostock.
SPANISH LANGUAGE.—A Class on Thursday Evenings, under the
Rev. L. Lucena, of Falkner-street.
DANCING.—A Class on Tuesday Evenings, under Mr. Giddens, of
Hope-street.
LATIN AND GREEN LANGUAGES.—Persons wishing to enter
Classes for the study of these Languages, are requested to register
their names at the Institution.

MR. W. CLERC, Professor of Dancing,
Calisthenics, &c., 16, Islington. Day and Evening
Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays, and at 13, Cross-Moe„ Birken-
head, on Thursdays. Day Class at 2 p.m. , Eve,ing Class at r p.m.
The New Dance, La Varsoviar.a, will be introduced. Private Tuition.
Schools attended. Piano-forte and Violin taught.

HE FRENCH LANGUAGE and MAT
HE-
TMATICS Taught in a few Months, by a new method,
by Mons. le Professeur DE FARJON, (from Paris,) Author of
several Worts, Member of Foreign Learned Societies, &c,
Classes Twice a Week, ati M. de FA WON'S Residence. Private
lessons given to families in Liverpool and7its vicinity.
Apply by letter, addressed 55, Warren-street, corner of Russell-
street.

WEST DERBY SCHOOL,
IIAYMAN'S GREEN, WEST DERBY,

CONDUCTED BY THE
REV, A. RAMSAY, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge,
(With the assistance of able and experienced Blasters is
departmen.
The SCHOOL WlLLeve BEry RE-OPENED, en TUESDAY. the
29th instant. Mr. Ramsay has at present vacancies fur three
Boarders.

'HORATIO LEWIS, 67, Church-
C IGARS.— , street —The best brands of, CIGARS in
stock.—MEEBSCHAIJ3I BOW LS, and every
description of Smoking apparatus of the most
recent designs.

H 0 T T R A M AND C CO.,
• BRISCOE'S NEW HALL, 371 OLDHALL-STREET,
L
EXPORTBOTTLERS OFIVERPOOL. WINES, SPIRITS,
EAST INDIA PALE ALE,
MILD ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER.
Carefully packed. and delivered Free alongside ship in condition
suitable for any climate,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

leetings, can be
reet; or of Mr. REGINALD

o attend the General Prayer
",aday ltioining,"nt'Seven

O'REGAN'S PATENT SMOKE 'PREVEN.
TION FURNACE consumes every particle of
Smoke, saves .Fuel,,generates more Steam than any known Furnace.
lasts three times as long, and will be applied to any Land or Marine
Boiler without charge, unless. approved -
May lie seen at

. by the authorities.
stolen Ar derson's. Duke-street ;
Mr. Neville's Great Charlotte-street ; Messrs, Bartlett and Woods.
...street ; Messrs. James Jack's, Bonn ary-str eet ; and

Brewers. Je

t numerous`Other places.
—6, SOUTH CASTLE

T, near St. George's Church.

BLACKWOOD'S BOOKS FOR, EVERYBODY.
Illustrated and fancy covers, crown Bro., Is. each.
1. Saying, and Doings of the ce!ebrated Mrs. Partington, "relic''
of Corporal P P.. 2nd edition_

z. Houses with the. Fro• OffMy J. H. Friswell. 10th thousands
3. Love Affairs; or Cau^.ht in his own Trap. By Mrs. Caustic.
4. Twelve Insides by One Out: By J. H. Friswell. 511 thousand.
5. Tempest and t,unsbine; or Life in Kentucky. (Extra vol.) Is 6d.. on ^‘,s" —raord•nary story that him
alternately, and the de.
character, which 611 up

lout exc

lighter f

at any aid frc

their own resource,

A. W. Co!.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

THE COURT,

WINDSOR, Jan. 21.—Prince Albert, accompanied by
the Count of Flanders, went out shooting this morning.
Viscount Palmerston left the Castle in the forenoon,
and the Rev. Dr. Philpott took his departure for Cam-
bridge. The Count of Flanders, attended by Captain
Burnelle, left Windsor by a special train of the South
Western Railway, at three o'clock in the afternoon, for
London, en route for Brussels.

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.—The address in the Com-
mons will be moved by the Hon. G. H. C. Byng, M.P.
for Tavistock, and seconded by Mr. W. E. Baxter, M.P.

Montrose.

NEW BRIGHTON CLUB

—Vie are informed that the mem-

bers of t:

New Br
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

11Iost High God, pail a literal r

the sanctity of the Lord's day. I

was necessary, theretre,

in crier to gain the point at which they were aiming, that
they should endeavour-to awaken themselves to a sense of
responsibility, and shake off the fearful apathy which had
so long rested upon the church. (Hear, hear.) They must
nd they had well begun. (Cheers.) Let them

awaken,

reflect upon what took plac:, th-E; previ
Sabbath before. Let them think of a

x.of Chris

f all denomi

a clear exposition of

ctity of-the

day,

nature of its ob

'vanCe.

Simultaneous), 144 se; mons were
(Hear, hear, and cheers.) This

preached on that subje(

was without parallel in the hi;tory of the Christian Church ;
and it was well followed up by that most noble and glo-
rious assembly by which they were surrounded here
to - day —an assembly composed of men of one
heart and mind—men who had taken up that question
never to let it drop until they had carried the
day. (Cheers.) He urged them not, however, to forget
had to contend with, and that whatever money

wf, th
could of

who opposed the C 1;

church

but mark, learn, and inwardly digest, they should be able
to sustain their part in the great controversy without fear,
and with a full confidence in the strength of their prin-
ciples, and the justice of their cause. (Hear, hear.) He
would not venture to say, as had been sometimes said,
" agitate, agitate, agitate," he should rather sav, " think,
read, deliberate, converse, practice, live, and let the impres-
sion of your spirit, and your conduct, be such as to mike
your enemies tremble, because of the moral calmness and
high principles with which you enter this great controversy."
(Cheers.) They had been frequently twitted, in reference to
this question, with the assertion that it was a mere ministers
question, a question of the clergy. He rejoiced to think
that the clergy were engaged in it. He should not be a true
and faithful watchman for Christ if he had not come for.
ward, or at least been willing to Come forward, and take his
own share in whatever odium might attach to that question.
But it was not a question for ministers only—it was a ques•
tion for all—for all Sunday-school teachers,and all their tract
distributors—for all those scripture readers and all their
town missionaries—for all christlan parents, and all who
loved a social order, who delighted in Christian worship,
who longed for opportun'Aics of more extensive usefulness,
who stood by protestant christianity, and who longed to see
the word'of God firmly established in the land. (Hear,
hear, and cheers.) They maintained their Sabbath, and by
the grace of God they would do so. (Cheers.) Oh ! that
there might be such a collection made thet morning as
would furnish an opportunity for th
ther fullowing up of the great efl
engaged, of a Sabbath press in Liverpool,—

~lhhrnent

Lich they Aver(

might delup.

the rest of the kingdom with t.!lt
(Hear, heir ) He

best tracts upon t

cafe? apin the rich ma

.o withhold his p

at he neC

ne:?(Ito call upon- the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

impending, which

tified in retying anothe

y render them un

es in the public mind

CL or t

Sardinia

er enemies, and Tiu

Nations

which in the present

ny months—
to be done `:

n• such possible contingencies

channel equal to its

Me our broadsid(

1r fleet of gunb(

ing, Russia

shores, and at

3 Black Sea? For

success

arbitrary

rive uncle

diplomatists should know

hould not reckon without
of shopkeepers display
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

peculiar aptitude in calculating the odds and

balancing

differences

no matter how

great

,heir dimensions

We do not wish to represent

the Br

,ish Lion as a saucy animal

But we do
hold him to be the very type of proud defiance,
and the most perfect emblem of Britain's strength,
and the most insatiable love of independence any
nation could have selected for their national
escutcheon. The drunkenness -of our army, the

f our Press, th

xtraordinary caution of

Icians, and the little done by our maj

may all form subj

about which certain

;rumble and take umbrage

Great Britain gains no positive material

s by th

11 for the world

rrender none of her

viii abandon none
ks a

1 liber

nation

)e frightened by

nanacled b

ethical and political notions of

honours

l ours ; t

ive must, d

standard

nd while th

1 participation

a the propriety

are united, patriotic, and

land has no

tion of her re-

ers of re-

istance, and tampering with the privileges of her
)eople, who will hold their own at any earthly cost
ihort of annihilation. Some may think the eom-

mercial panic we are now suffering from will cause

I a m

re of our greatness to collapse, and

Contemptible enthusiasts never
There

vas a country mor

in gle stroke
could

e phantom !

ripe to receive that

legislative pen, which

new life

to our trade, and an enduring
impetus to our commerce. We are, in fact,
in that happy condition, and have such vast
and matured means at our disposal that any
change bordering on human progress must prove a
source of inestimable advantage to the whole
British Empire. By letting go our curbed ener-
gies, our love of commercial enterprise, and
indomitable thirst for toil and its rewards, we
could carry on a war in which the State might use
gold for its cannon-shot, silver for its bullets, and
pearls and diamonds for field-works, fortifications,
and citadels. We are not travelling into romance ;
for we have the figures at hand to prove that
Civilisation is what we represent it—a great and
ality, which can overcome " the world,
the flesh, and the d-1," by using their own
weapons!

to our industry, in-

creased stabilit

)rious
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

FRANCE.

(PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

PARIS, MONDAY EVENING

What are the real views of the French Govern-
ment, that is to say, the French Emperor, with
respect to the peace or war question? This is
what I make it my particular business to endea-
vour to discover ; for the French Emperor is so
really and truly " the master of the statesmen,"
that if he wishes for peace there will be peace,
and if for war, war. The task I have set myself
is one of no little difficulty, for the aforesaid Em-
peror is remarkable for his power of holding his
tongue, or disguising his thoughts; but, by
gent listening and close watching it may, perhaps,
in the long run, be accomplished. What I have
ascertained to day
must confess, not very satisfactory either

Oil the matter is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

MURDER OF A WIFE.

BATH Jan. 21—Great excitement has been created in
this city by the perpetration of a murder of a very shock"
ing character. Between twelve and one on Saturday
night, a woman named Elizabeth Howell, living in Avon-
street, was brutally kicked in the abdomen by her hus-
band, and bled to death in about twenty minutes. What
renders the case more shocking is that the unfortunate
woman is very near her confinement, and the life of the
child as well as her own has consequently been sacrificed.
The prisoner, Jas. Howell, who is about 30 years of age,
is a costermonger. His wife also carried abaut,,turnip
greens, &c. and was about the same age as her husband,
by whom she was so brutally murdered. Four ,children
have been the fruit of their marriage, but they are all
dead. The principal witnesses examined were a labourer
named John Brown and his wife, who occupied two rooms
on the garret floor, adjoining prisoner's bedroom. From
their evidence it appeared that about half-past eleven
o'clock on Saturday night they heard the prisoner enter
his room, uttering angry exclamations and threatening
again and again that he would kill her. About ten minutes
afterwards the prisoner's; wife came up stairs, and when
outside the door . she said, " Are you in Jim ?" He
answered, " Yes, 1 am, you where have you
been all: night." His wife said, "I was looking for
you, but; could not fine you." The prisoner then ap-
peared to come out on the landing to push her imto
the room. He then pushed her into the room, and the
sound of two blows was then heard. After the blows
something fell heavily, and the prisoner's wife cried out
" Oh," and said, Jim, you have killed your child. and
you have killed me." She then said " Jim, look about and
see what you have done." After she said that the pri-
soner ran down stairs as hard as he could. Brown and
his wife, entering deceased's room, found her lying on the
floor, which was covered with blood. She said, "Jim has
killed me," and died in a short time. Her body was com-
pletely blanched, as was also that of the infant, whose life
it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

If that were so, he would grant that the law

If it did not dhhinish the amount of drunkenn,

to social order and morality, he admitt

to expect nothing from it. - But on what authority w

affirmed, in the first place, that any advantages were not
derived from Wilson Patten's act ? He knew not if they
could take a better :authority, or select:a better illustra-
tion, than the case of London itself. London was divided
into seventeen districts. Sir Richard Mavne was the
head commissioner over all, comprising a population of
2,500,000. He need not, therefore, say, that whatever
could be proved in reference to London would more or
less be applicable to all their large towns. (Hear, hear.)
Sir Richard Mayne ordered a return to be made in all
the districts of London, and what did they show? He
took 1834-55 from the first month to June in each year.
and he found that while in 1854, the average number of
drunkards every Monday morning in the hands of the
police were 3,224, in 1835, they were only 2,076. (Hear,
hear, and cheers). But, it is said, has it not. been
proved that there was as much drunkenness for the
whole week as before? Certainly not; for if they tcok

the whole week, they would find that'wb:ileinlBs4 the
numbers were 13184, in 1855 they were only 12,333.
(Cheers.) It was then said that the reaction was on
Tuesday, but there he met them again by a reference to
the report; and there the statement was, that while on the
Tuesday in► 1354 there were 2542, in 1855 there were only
2101, instead.of the terrible reaction which was so much
relied on (Hear, hear.) He held in his hand two tables
respecting their own town, Liverponi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

and I

drawn in l
abandon t

cation of a
It is irri

zits th

I which

reverted

of millions of

to all foes• V

san miscarriages

we have pros

ots. And should futu

a moral or

politica

allies to bal

is in as

It has been as

tendencies
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

have only to prev

our self-

!e, and

a peace c

Have

defence aga

are SA

with a f

pals and m

the mouths c

external defen

ful resistance,

without

means of mi

tars oraa

g the vig

channel fleet might eas

ing th

It is well thl
this, and int

their host

sation.

w thousands of n

yen point within a few
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

on a -motion, but may not
be successful in what we call in the House of Commons

Head Constable, and they iproved, that no sooner was

Patten's act superseded by the one wh

I now ex-

a great chang,

mt Live
nd in ref

That was the staqmi

:le to it t
mil 10 o',

,rtant fac

m Sand

10 o'clock the following day, in the six montlis before tl
passing of Wilson Patten's act, and t
they found that the average number
461, and only 212 after it
cent. (Hear, hear, and the

n redm
) He asicen
1 order and

an of nearly

that nothing in favour o
(Hear, hear.) In Presto'

the aver

1 morality ?
er on the
[d after it
1 in Winn.

ze num

the a

while the ay

31, it

had shown

lieved that the

I want

they have than that at Lee
hell in Yorkshire, the wor

for the elosinz of t
on th

Sabbath day by

og men in

3. n d what
L. at the I.

Mg men enrr

lops- alfo,

eatedly to s

catching the Speaker's eye.

The meeting then broke up.

p by the I
very unportan

circles

sustc

tt
attendan

wished t hat

Vinitv of con•
flint

compa

TUE CONCERT HALL

neral a

upon t

India (

riven by t

Therefore, if I do not in ad-

dition to my vote suppoit the petition with my voice, you
may depend upon it, that it shall not beimy own fault.
(Cheers.)

As already intimated, the Concert Hall was prepared
for holding a similar meting. Mr. Adam Hodgson, who
was to preside, attended with several other gentlemen,
but as the crowd, with little exception pressed to st.
George's Hail, it was considered better not to hold any
demonstration in the Concert Hall.

The Right lion. Spencer Horatio Walpole has accepted
the office of Archbishop's Church Estates Commissioner,
vacated by the lamented decease of the Right Hon. Henry
Goulbourn. The income attached to the office is £lOOO
a year.

Sin PATRICK GRANT, C.B.—A banquet on an unusual
scale of magnificence will be given to tia;s gallant and dis-
tinguished officer,' by the East India Company, at the
London Tavern, on the 2nd of February, in celebration of
his appointment as commander-in-chief of the army in the
presidency of Madras. It is the first instance of an
pang's service being nominated to that
rid highly responsible appointments and

in military

orders

wander of

is called to

ion for the

,es and hospital
lardinge has

Le oppor-
;uggested
the hon-

The several

'masters

re learn
has just

.r annual

Herbert.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

NEW ORLEANS.
nd FIFTEENTH of EACH

3RUARY NEXT,

.n Ship

I'
D 0 N

Itened; POrtsmouth

1r convey•
-

MOULT, ENGLISH & BRANDON,

J. P. WHITNEY

cl Co., 61
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

ec G. A
Apdly tc

ALMONDS

IAS PARRY

Always on S

)., 3.5, South .1

NORTH VD

Other CHEESE,

THO"

5, North John-street,

SAILC

L 0 T H

Mendim

Tit ANNUAL S
DAILY TIMES is TWO G

CRIFTION

TO THE NORTHERN

INEAS PE

ANNUM

EVENING EDITION,

tar An Evening Edition of the Norm-ERN DAILI

is now Published every 4flernoon, at Three o'clock

containing the Markets, together with ail the News of the

Day, up to th

our of going to Press

Ce

klutlitrn

TITIIO

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY

23, 1856

As the war progresses

from day to day, some

new features are brought to light on the Continent.
To these, happily, the people of England are not
This nation have pledged themselves to

parties
play

he part of an upright

and sincere all'

au agg

,var waged against
i and u

Power, whose

rpation is as

niraical

iropean Stat

as it is to

or both, of
3b

he Wes

ern Powers

France

reality, lost little by Russ

red with oth(

count

[le future, and leave the

yes. This

ver eventualities

nd pauses of the

r interne

lament

whatevc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Thursday, the
31st instant, at One o'clock, at the Broker's saleroom,
Walmer-buildings, Water-street, the British.built
Barque LANCHEBTER. 283 tons o.m. 333 tons n.m.,
built at Sunderland in 1644, and then c:assed A 1 for
: was coppered and continued in 1853 fur three years ;
stened and sheathed with yellow metal ; carries a large
...anghtof water, and is well adapted for any other
^.•'h 95 feet 4-10ths ; breadth 23 feet
e's dock.—Apply to

t CO•, Brokers for the Stile of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

And in su

our habitual

ell tried r

almost incalculable physical advantages
not wish to be lool:ed on as Mercurian sprites,

We do

mpet of public consternation. But

ulated troubl

the restorat

temper of Europ

)lid

would not

removE

What the

should not b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

years. Sheathed Zvi
in new discharging a
cubic feet. I

jai
359 tons icsi.4o4 t,ns o.st. ; _
breadth, 24 feet 7. lOths ; depth, 16 feet 9-itiths ; built
by Messrs. Ferguson, Rankin and Co , at Bathurst, New Brunswick,
fall of 1854, of the very best materials, and is well found in stores.

The fine fast-sailir
FURY

g Barque

-t,./

FOR SALE,
The fine Barque
QUEEN OF THE ISLES ;
r.m., 306 tons •o* m• length, 106 feet 6-10 the
5 'ee`. . _ •A``

",,6 tons

brew

ear 1856

t draft of water and

IN, GILMOUR, & Cu

3rig LIT

✓ 1
''‘‘ 2
,1 2
9

lir.

ItNi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

KERS, AND

', ♦ND 17.

kUSTEN,

Brokers
150, Lea,

7
Iroker's s

-rrtorrow,

zie4coon

unless previously

Treaty, the magnificent new

MAI.DO-M ; 1351 tons o M., 1187 tons N. ii
n'eadth 37 feet, depth 23 feet_ Thi, fine ship wa,
in 1855, under the spe:dal inspection of Lloyd':

buii at Quebec,

surveyors, for a seven

er frame, planking.

am*, andee:

asoned heck

patent w

Doek.—For inventories and further particular
BRETT, and AUSTEN, Brokers for the Sa:
buildings, Dale•street, giLlverpool ; and 15(
London.

vanswiw
YARD

5, York

FOR SALE BY
...KA 24th inst.
Xl.ralmera
ALERT
carrtes-from 90 to 100 t

JTION, To-morrow, the
at One o'clock, at the Brokers' saleroom,
!dings, Water-street. the Schooner

register;r built at Annan,

.11:8 feet 8-10ths. Lyin

ck.—Apply to CURRY & CO., Broke: s for the Sale of

SALE

BY AU(

—utters Paleroom, Weimer-
Soow LADY BANNERMAN,
267 tons, built at Prince Edward Island in 1851, and
'Mix classed A 1 at Lloyd's for Four years, and sheathed with
- zinc In 1852; is well found in stores ; carries a very large
cargo, having delivered 420 tons dead we ght. Length, 97 feet;
breadth, 20 8-10ths feet; depth, 14 5-10ths feet. Now lying in King's
^k.—Apply to CURRY & CO.. Brokers for the gale of Ships.
BALE BY AUCTION, To-morrow

Ile brokers ea' e, ontn. 'Wa:mer-
e schooner FORTITUDE, 84
pool, and was almcst
cargo, and Is well
Cons—length

r_e\ tons
rebu

to CURRY & CO

)N, To•morroao, th

e:.udeul

ed; she is

—Apply to

& CO.. B

M ER-13 liILDINGS
'OO L

"t 4%.

and sheathed w
fatal with Balt
to CrTRRY &C

)N, on 7

Pa
—,

veen Sixty-four

e 14rig .1

284 tone O.N
Edwa
h rin

ressel was built at Princ

slan d In

r four years, and

I well, take th

grrund. and carry

i—length 108 feet, breadth :23 fee: 4.iiitha,
chartered to Triestr, and now 0. en for char e
—Apply to CURRY & Co., Brokers for the Sal

:ed Kingd

efeShips,

FOR SALT
,;.1 821 tons
!led Star
' ‘‘\ ' metal'., has alga

Red Star Ship MOFFATT,

t Calcutta and now classed

36 feet

feet. depth 25 feet. Now lying in Londin. For it ventorles ar
further particulars, apply t® Messrs. JOHN BONUS & SON, Londor
or here, to CURRY & Co.. B

for the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

zhton Club are about to open their

rooms for a series of assembli

and we understand that

ie number of friends that each member may introduce, is

❑ited by the accommodation which their magnia-
anis will conveniently afford.

—The Duke of C

4 Geriral Airey, Sir Harr

als Lvons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

MOS, WATER -tyruz

Is from 50 to 2000 tons ; Ste

AND SHIP VALUERS,

CURRY and C 0.,)

iliE OP SHIPS,

as, FENWICX-STILBET,

s, Steamers, &e., of from I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

ITo sail positively on the sth February, and warranted first ship, or

v
'~
3~~~ ~

J

d's, 847

St passages a

sects a—most elig'

's Dock

forfeit freight.
FOR SYDNEY,
The splendid St. John-bunt Packet.ship
LIBERIA,
W. H. LEAVITT, Commander;
tons register ; is noted for having made some of
rd between tit. John and this port, and
e conveyance. Her cabins are Cegantly
provided with bedding. &c. Loading

EDMUND THOMPSON, Water-street.
g Packet, GEORGE ARKLE, Captain HOOPER.

I E OF TRALIAN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

SCOTCH

BOTTLED BY

ALES

- -
GEO. BOYER AND CO.
26, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

G, BorER & Co. have now in Stock, and in excellent condition for
immediate use, the following Ales of October brewing, viz.:—
Per doz. qts. Pts
s, d.

Edinburgh Dinner Ale
Fine Mild Ale

Roy's superior /Won Ale.
Strongest Edinbugh Ale .

5 0 .... 3 0

5 6 .... 3 3
7 0 .... 4 0

GEORGE BOYER R.: CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
26, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

Ist January, 1856

ARTIFICIAL

TEETH,

AMERICAN MINERALS.
MESSRS. GABRIEL,
THE old-established DENTISTS, 102, DUKE-
STREET, beg to inform their patients, and the
public, that they have introduced an entirely new feature in the
Dental Art. It consists of a perfect adaptation of

ARTIFICIAL GUMS, WITH MINERAL TEETII
attached, so Cs to answer every purpoe for which Nature ordained
the oiiginal.

• The most scrupulous can now have no reason for longer remain-
ing without Tee h, from the fact of its being imposs ble for the most
scienritic de,tist to distinguish these far-famed Teeth from the
natural ones.
Also, a perfectly Whit, Cement for Decayed Front Teeth.
The ordinary Artificial Teeth are supplied from 3s. 6d. per tooth,
and complete sets £4 4s.
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Consultation gratis.
Scaling, Extracting, and Misfits remodelled, by

MESSRS. GABRIEL,
TirE OLD-ESPABLISIIED SURGEON DENTISTS,

102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

MESSRS, GABRIEL

w'sh to state that they have no professional connection
with any person or firm, but can only be cons,lted at their
residence as above, and at their London establishment, 79, Fen-
church-street, City, daily, from ten to seven.
Just published, and may be had gratis, or will be sent post free
on receipt of ene stamp, Messrs, GABRIEL on the LOSS OF
TEETH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

—No Iteady-mAe. Goods kept upon the Premises

lirymbo L.
THIS COAL, for which an A.
is given, supplied in quantity by
T• S• HANCOCK,
Sweeting-st., Liverpool, and Morpeth Bock, Birkenhead

miralty Certificate

LIVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 450,000.
OANS ADVANCED in sums from £2O to
.E5OO, on approved personal security. kills discounted.
For Particulars apply to .Tolui A tbei.tor., 87, Lord-street, Liver-
-5001: Or to John Grevnr,

STATES & HESS,
33, LORD-STREIA,
LIVERPOOL.

IL I

WEDDING STATIONERY ATATES &HESS,
1 33, LORD-STREET,
SUPPLIED BY LIVERPOOL.
ATATES St HESS,
YY 33, LORD STREET, D I E SINKER S
LIVERPOOL.

HERALDRY BOOKS
{ATATES&HESS,
Kept for Inspection, and 33, LORD-STREET,
SEAL ENGRAVING, BY LI *V ERPO OL.

OHARLES WILLMER, WHOLE S A LE
STATIONER, MACHINE PRINTER, and Foreign
NEWSPAPER AGENT, 19, South. John-street, Liverpool; and
109,Fulton-street.New York.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

Our war with Russia

mi. every other

civilised

of admire the

t they approve of its

evolutions take eithE

turn, w

all never want

!I despot

ionary

from t

coming con

the

s ; but t

Times doubts this report, and

amount is not f

known res

idly towards

'elati ve, t

pecting an a

died fr

s, howeveD,

nrn upon tF

in oeslgi
c innot 6

delared justi6
►lmanac issued by our
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

On t zite.

C'l GA R, TOBACCO, NEWSPAPFR. and
PERIODICAL BUSINESS.—A first-rate living,
with little trouble, no previous knowledge necessary, easily managed
by a reinale, shop and parlotir.only, rent £3O, No taxes whatever.
Incoming 40 guineas, which includes goodwill. a 1 necessary
fix tires, stock-in-trade, and handsome, very larze, looking-glass in
shop. Returns 810 to per week. Most satisfactory reasons for
leaving.—Apply at 36, Renshaw street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE, BONE PIiOSPHATES, in crust
or pulverised : BIRD ISLAND and MEXICAN
G UANO for analysis, &C.—Apply to

ARNOTT, BROTHERS.
Liver-chambers, 'I ithebarn-street.

KE NTLEDGE —A large and well. assorted
Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig)
IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM, Swee:ing-street.

TO BREEDERS OF FIRST-CLASS WAGGON
HORSES

ON SALE, one of the best WAGGON MARES,
for Breed, Substance, and Quality, in England.--
Appiy at Mr. Bretherton's Repository, Wood-street.
MO be SOLD, a MILNEP'S HOLDFAST
FIREPROOF SAFE, at Mr. Edmund Dutton's, 10,
Brunswick-street. Office to be LET.

Thit arilvaisk for the,. Season lasontjnst been tecelved, combining^
eirey variety from the Plainest to the most Ornamental, and all
at the most moderate rrices, namely :
CnAplete, with the beat mechanism and all the latest improve-
merits, with Globe, Chlmney, and Cottons,
At 155., 18s. Gd.,255„ 285., to .425 each.
Every description of

LAMPS, FOR OIL AND CANDLES,
FOR SHIP USE, AND DOAIIISTIC PURPOSES.
A large Stick of

PURE COLZA OIL.

I':CORTED DIRECT FROM THE CONTINENT,
kept entirely for the accommodation of F. L. H.'s Customers, as
pure, unadulterated Oil cannot be obtained in the English market.
The Aureole Lamp having entirely superseded the Solar Lamp in
England, F. L. H. offers his remaining stock of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

A.l manw.s

caret

to each day of the year,

n, pourtray the Fc

by a rich border i

an pro(

brought their art.

of South Castle-street.
nit is at once chaste and elegant, in execution it
be surpassed, and as a work of art it reflects the

.moose engaged in its pro-
mpt I calendar of events is supplied
, lat the fonr thee we
1 views, in cnlonrs, of St. George's.hall,Custoll-
m
the Town Ilall, and St. Nicholls' Church, as seen
Landincr-Qtn.-,,, A

admirably

vvLIOLO 19 SLIT-
. ,uiu. The Almanac, which h
a specimen of what Messrs. Walker and
es prilters and lithographers than inten-
shibits the perfection to which they have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

to be Let.

MO be LET, a Large YARD, WORKSHOPS,
and OFFICES, in Dansie-street, with an excellent
DWELLING HOUSE, in Brownlow-street.—Apply to Mr. NICOL,
Builder, 35, Dansie-street.

TO be LET, at No. 53, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, those
Commodious OFFICES lately occupied by the
Assignees of Messrs. Barton, Islam, & Higginson.—May be viewed
on application to Rankin, Gilmour, & Co.

TO BROKERS AND OTHERS.
TO be LET, a suite of OFFICES, situated in
Victoria-buildings, top of Ilackin's-hey, consisting of
a large Sample-roim on the ground floor, 16 yards long, east light;
also general and Private Offices.—Apply on the premises.

' BIRKENHEAD.
MO be LET, a good Family HOUSE, in Hami]
ton-square, the only House now remaining unlet.
Aiso, a Rood DWELLING-HOUSE. with Garden, at Claughtor
—Apply to J. J. Whittingham, House and Estate
_Agent, 1, Morti
mer-terrace, Birk enhead.

SOUTHPORT.
rub be LET, a handsomely furnished COTTAGE,
having the morning sun; well sheltered, with a fine
sea iew, and containing Drawing-room. Dining-room, and live
bedrooms. Rent 'l Is. per week.—Apply to W. Eastty, House
Agent, Southport. First-class railway weekly contraettickets 2s 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

pered and copper•

1 PA

7 AN lIARY

FOR NEW YORK,

t 4, The First-class American Ship
PLYMOUTH ROCK,

E. HAMMOND, Commander;

Ito tons register,—For Freight, &c., apply to
BO WMAN, GRINNELL & CO

" BLA

DIAMOND "

s-,‘,1,'"4* LINE OF PHILADELPHIA PACKETS,
, 11.
460: Sailing from Liverpool on the Ist, and from
Philadelphia on the 15th of each Month.
STALWART FAULK ...... 1100 tons.. February 1.,
PHILADELPHIA Poor. .1200 tons.. March I.
NONPAREIL DuN5......1500 tons.. April I.
WM. CHAMBERLAIN SHELNAN —l2OO tons... May I. '
The Ships of this Line are built of the very best materials, have
stipericx aceommodation for passengers, and are commanded by men
of experienee and ability. These ships will take steam up the Dela-
ware. Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

TO BUILDERS.
MO be SOLD, or LEASED at a Ground Rent,
_ll a n Eligib!e LOT of LAND, fronting. Myrtle, Grove,
and Laurel-streets, and adjacent to the Orphan Asylum.—Apply to
Mr. Beloe, 18, Brunswick-street.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TO be SOLD, a PIECE of FREEHOLD LAND,
containing 1,628 square yards, together with TWO
WELL-BUILT HOUSES, with Stabling and Ou'houses attached.
The Property is situate on the Coast, within five miles of Liver-
pool : is in a good state of repair. and well tenanted, commanding
a splendid view of the Cheshire and Welsh Scenery, and the Mer-
sey Shipping.
The rental is .e 73, and an opportunity is presented for a fur-
ther profitable investment in a Piece of Land adjoining the Houses,
and included in the measurement before named. Two additional
Cottages might be with advantage erected, and would well repay
the outlay.
The Property is to be sold for 400, the remaining portion of the
purchase money bring allowed to remain on mortgage at five per
cent. at the option of the purchaser.
To any party desiring a snug piece of Freehold Property for a
small outlay of cap.tal, and returning first-rate interest, the I ore-
going presents an opportunity rarely to be met with.
For p rticulars apply to Mr. Johnson, Solicitor, Ormskirk and
Southport; Mr. Dodge, Solicitor, Liverpool ; or to Mr. William
Eastty. Valuer and IHouse Agent, Chapel-street, Southport, and 8,
Mersey-chambers, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

JACKSON'S
Sold by TM_
ROCKLIPF & SON, and
r LACS, Agents for ,Liverpool

-,..14-ODBRATE 0. A.l
AfER &
GRP

'c

actpry, bop

W I ,LGUAITER.
eIA
d'ironYtilaenFdirSstTvEA f
eal‘clh.:
sS p RAILubl sh
BM? Month,
and is the only Local Guide for all, conveyances out of and into
Liverpool. Sold by all

YLVESTER L:' SAMUEL, WATCH.
Manufacturer,'2, York-street, Duke-st
American Clocks and Foreign Merchandise
Trade supplied wholesale

ND CLOCK

Uppers and the

TRY ill° 'WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIA-
TION, l 5,, Williamson-street, Church-street.' The
Style, Quality, and Fit'not to be surpaised in tho Trade. This Asso-
ciation is enrolled ander Act of Parliament—R. SMITH,' Manager.

•
J. R. CAMERON,
MANUFACTURER o, CHRONOMETERS,
WATCHES and. NAUTICAL, INSTRUMENTS.
Wholesale and Retail-54, 56, and CO, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL..

Teeth.
1/IESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEOYDENTISTS,
-LUL 92, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
and 15, CIIAPEL-STREET, PEE'
daily. London Residences
street, and 91, Now Bond-street:

Tom. • May be consulted
30, 'terners-:street, Oxford-

A•N EXQUISITE TREAY. • -
HOWE'S GROWN BLOATER HERRINGS,
also Fine Flavoured High Dried Ditto, Delivered
within Three Miles of Liverpooh-in Boxes from One Dozen to One
Hundred.—order at 414 Duke-street,, or, 10, Canning-place.

IL NICHOLLS
'WHOLESALE WA.TCH- MATERIAL
;AND TOOL 'WAREHOUSE; W CH-
GLASSES, Vic.

No. 5, HUNTER-STREE

MOKY CIVAINEYS.—SinoIiy Chimneys Cured
byk7 SAMUEL SMITE, Shop No. 8. Stanley Street,
three doors from Data
-No COre No PSY.

Terms--

EIZIONT SPERM CANDLES

FOR EXPOETAMON.
PAIGE'S `. PATENT . CANDLg COMPANY
are now prepared to supply ttib above Candles from
their works, Brornboro' Pool, near ftlrkenheatt.
Belmont, Vauxhall, Londori,joth Sept...l
FRANK

LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER.

AMERICAN

Price Sixpenc

To be had at the Northern
John

TO CAPTAINS MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
•
ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY COMBINED AT
DMYERS', FASHIONABLE 'TAILORING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOO
Gentlemen can save Twenty per cent, by ha,
male here. A scientific correct fit, and choir
the,most approved materia
N.B

ving their Clothes
rom select Sto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23

Saitl by Stutfon.

Sale of handsonie Household Furniture, Pier Glasses, Feather
Beds, superior Engravings, a superior toned Cabinet Piano-forte,
62i octaves; elegant Parian Ornaments, &e.
SEABANK-TERRACE, SOUTHPORT.p
MR. WM. EASTTY will SELL by AUCTION,
on Friday next, 25th instant, to commence at
Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Seabank-terrace, Sea-
bank-road, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Feather
Beds, and superior Household Effects, the property of Mrs. Hall,
who is declining housekeeping..
The DRAWING-ROOM Fuswrruan includes superior Spanish
mahogany sofa. table, capital sofa, rosewood cheffonier. mahogany
rockir g chair, Kidderminster Carpet, Brussels rug, large arm chair,
four balloon-backed drawing-room chairs, 100 table, a cabinet piano-
forte, by Broadwood, six and a-half octaves—a very fine-toned
instrument; handsome pier glass, several fine engravings, in rose-
wood frames; eight-day timepiece, in papier mache case; several
elegant busts. and Parian chimney ornaments.