The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

it appears they have for some months past t

circulating the following malic

TO THE MEMBERS OF TR&DI

libelous docu

'IT SOCIETIES,

AND TIM WORKING CLASSFS GENERALLY

,n secret

TEE LETTERPRESS PRINTERS C
liPon them at the present
Profession, to address you,
in endeavouring to uphold
It is to be regretted th
Poo;

on wno.lrl dealing
trade Regulation, whilst,
the medium f the newsna
11Vholders of the true inter
Men by tit it actions.

deem it incumber

Le lights of

they profess, t

_Workmen, and calf upin the,
hyPocritica cant, by ceasing
the subjoined I;st.
We feel confident that by adontingthe course we recom,
can afford us invaluable aid, in our endeavours to overt
Power which s,eks to reduce' the
condit:on nr

to purchase newspapers not found

Our hope is tTar - you

on, asmuch as

embers o

news
of --c, reither debar yonfrem purchasing, at a cheap rate, the
Riven f,, the day; for in the list appended hereto ample room is
at selection, the proprietors of which, we hare pleasure in
'king, act up to the Rules that we have adopted for our guidance,
and are therefore worthy of your warmest support, which we trust
YOU, Will willingly give.
~We have on former occasions called your attention to the course
auoPtel by some Trade and Benefit Societies, in giving their work
to those employers who pay very low wages, or employ boy labour in
the execution of their work. We are not ignorant of the favor-
statement used by many of the working classes with regar"
matter, that the work so done is at a cbe
a fallacy, inasnr ch is inferiority of v
cheapness. But supposing such to be '
icier hew many of your fellow-workr
07 an endeavour to save a trifling sum,
!airport you give to those employers wuo are
liespectfully calling your careful attention to the foregoing,
We remain on behalf of the Trade,
JOSEPH ASHTON, President.
WILLIAM Goomea, Vice-President
WlLtram JONES, Secretary.

This we consider

Hof of I A

sk you to con-
using to sugar

and further, the amoun

Inistic to our

UV OP OFFICES RECOGNISED BY THE LIVERPOOL
TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
NEWSPAPERS
.(dfonday)..
(Wednesday)
S turday

416i0n ... . Castle street
C
...
Chronicle' ******
•** .... Castle-street.
..... Churel,.-street.
I(;fikY Post Lord-acre t.
...... ••••
Advertiser, Maudsley's.. (Thursday)... Castle-street.
fi,ernut ............. (Saturday) ....... Lord .street.
ver Poo/ Herald ..... (Satura) Cable-street.
curii• W d Fri., and Sat.) Lord-street.
. •• • • 011.. 2
. afyera•a...• (qaturd iy) South Castle-street,
' A
2'iaard dvertiser (Monday).. .Ti hebarn-street.
tneaa ...... • ..... (Tue5day)......... Crescent, Lord-street.
• ••(Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday Castle-street.
Here folloves a small list of Jobbing Offices, comprising
about one-fourth of the Master Priuters in the town, and
the document closes as follows :
TIC'3; tlease to note attentively. that "The NORTHERN DAILY
in. . "EvENTEI," and "The WEEKLY TIMES," are, NOT
erted 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
°lir Own way as we have done from the commencement;
!Pat we pay higher wages than any other newspaper in
-61verpool, and that we know of no reason why we should
fill* 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, however, afford
t° Pity and forgive their malevolence, notwithstanding,
after three months hard labour, finding their circular has
Rut had the effect desired, the authors have, we have been
Riven to understand, made an appeal, and paid bribes to
certain news agents not to exhibit the daily contents
1414 card, or even to sell the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. We
could scarcely believe the truth of tr

s, but we, have

of the fact

recently received so many es
are left without any room
littkriell-- will account for the complaints we have
to us rflanY respectable parties who have represented
i‘To 5 that when
applying to purchase or subscribe for the
t ItTit"N DAILY TIDIES, they have been strongly pressed
Brat ifying to our enemies,
° take SoMe other paper instead. It may, perhaps, be
are „„to learn that the course they
pursuing towards us is producing the very opposite
_result to that intended, inasmuch as it has materially
increased cur list of regular subscribers, which we are
proud to say
is now GREATER THAN THAT OF ALL
THE OTHER LIVERPOOL PAPERS PUT TO-
GETHER.

To our supporters, and the public
Only to make one request, and that is
case listen to appeals made to them to purchase (
papers hi lieu of the NORTIIEUN DAILY TIMES, whit]
always be obtained at the office, 19, South John-st
and of the following respectable newspaper agents
.?„hoeormaarce Afevriek ........ Hanover-street.
, 'Davies
.. 57, Oldhall-street.
doseph Brett * 33, Oldhail-st., and 157,
George Norris
...... ock erry. Gt. Howard
lA7lll,arn Backhouse ~ 119, Great Homer-street.
Mrs. Cowen . ......... .. . 68, St. James-street.
'William Evan 94, Moual-p ea ant.
John Todhunter ......... Market-street, Birkenhead
.(H. Hilton ..... •
....Williamson-street.
Joseph Shepherd .. : ... 99, Scotland road.
rrit Harris .......... 67, Brunswiek-road.
lamesa Ramrnond .. 2, Rot...street.
GOorge Kett„............. Renshaw,treet.
tr.sitA:Critfor 233. Scot and-road.
:4" .... 24• St. James street,
•
James Gerrard. .. .. ' Thomas Sieving
Thomas Todhunter
%Rimer and Smith,
P. Kearney .......
John Pugh .......
J. W. Milian
Mrs Jones
P. M. Jones
John Rogers
kilarah Budworth
J. Loder ....
J. Randa 11.......
Ulizabeth Edwards
Michael Aylward
Thomas Shearson
Mr. Dewart
John Hemingway
Miss Levi
lU .r. Lee . .....
...... .
4. BanksStainton
Mr L •Lawson

generally, v

that they wi

28, Manchestvr-stre t.
.13, Hoscommon,treet.l
Chester.street, Birkenhead
32, Church-street.
45, Dale strut.
72, Tithebarn.street.
63. Prescot-street,
William Henry-street.
151, Richmond-row,
8, Moorfields.
,9, Newington.
5, Brunswick-road.
70, Brunswick-road.
208, Great Howard-street.
82, Lord-strcet.
51, Park-road.
77, Pitt-street.
17, Calbine-street, and Athol-street.
64, Rugsell-street.
Dale-street.
Tithebarn-street.
37, Copperas-hill.
Cupperas-hil .

bISMORE S 2s. Semi-gold PEN, elastic, yet
firm ; 'will not alter in the slightest degree by use,
or corrode if left in the ink—a really good, mail, and durablepen.
Corder of 80ld-street.

LEAD WORKS.
ROBERT ANDERSON AND CO.
LEAD AND BRASS ,
kANIJFACT URERS OF LEAD, WATER,WAREHOUSE AND GAS
PIPING;
liztalers in Sheet Lead, Zinc and Coiner, Wire, &c.; all sorts of
Work. AGENTB to the HARFORDPlumbers' andßrass BRISTOL BRASS BATTERY
• ~;.4s
COMPANY.
ISheet
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING and NAILS,
Guineaßrasl Rolled Brass, Brass Wire, Bras Gas Tubing, African
Rods. Neptunes, Guinea Kettles and Pots, Ingot Brass, &c.
WORKS : 27, HENRY-STREET.
UPPIcz 88, DUBE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

19, TITHEBARN-STREET,
Opposite Ettehange-street East.

TO FIRMS COMMENCING BUSINESS,
MERCHANTS, BROKERS, &c.

OR THE

FIT OF MR. BAKER

MONDAY NPXT, rxs are FEBRUARY, 1856,
THE SCI OOL OF REFORM.
-111 t. BAKER. After Which, THE PANTOMIME.

Tickets to be had of 11

r'rIHEATRE
tnr,

Fropri
THE NEW

ROY,
Mr. W.

lA. BAKER, 4, Grove-street,

WILLIAMSON-SQUARE -
R. Copeland, Great Charlotte-st.

PANTO

ILE NIGHT will take place on
!ant, whet' the PANTOMIME will

s, and terminate by

grow, F. iday, and Satur

After which the Grand, Local, Legendary,
aline, fatale HARLEQUIN STEAM;
act the KNOTTY ASH. The op sing

,ocal Genus

expressly for this Theatre

who, hoping to catch th